Something we've, I probably wouldn't have done or maybe gotten away with in a more organized investigation, a more organized administration.
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As the government crackdown intensified, the opposition got more organized.
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We were able to be much more organized this year.
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I'm A.D.D. and all over the place; she's more organized.
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There's that strap on the bottom for keeping cables more organized.
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Alan's life is, on the outside, far more organized than Nadia's.
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I really need to get more organized about our charitable donations.
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There is a more organized approach and it is definitely apparent.
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I think the approach is a bit more organized this time.
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And there are more organized forms of political activism as well.
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N.Y.C.F.C. then closed out the match in a more organized fashion.
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It can now grow into a more organized and powerful system.
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Gary: Larry is the more bossy twin, the more organized twin.
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Or more specifically, new year, the same but more organized you.
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But in prison they're forced into a life that's more organized.
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I need to put my desires in a more organized structure.
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Opposition has become more organized since the Chamber of Deputies approval.
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By most accounts, he has indeed created a more organized operation.
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The internal compartments have made my packing style so much more organized.
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It just means the community needs to be more organized in preparing.
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Creating a healthier, more organized life is what you're all about today.
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And then, over time, we had to get a little more organized.
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"Leadership needed to be more organized, focused, and unified," the source said.
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And being more organized will make you more productive — and less stressed.
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But think about how much more organized your home screen will be.
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Social workers complained that amateurish handouts diverted funds from more organized efforts.
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They are an affordable solution to make your daily life more organized.
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I've gotten him to be more outgoing and to be more organized.
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Simply putting together a to-do list can help you get more organized.
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Environmentalists say criminal groups in the region are now more organized and violent.
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The Children of Duplessis were considerably more organized than Widman's plaintiffs in Vermont.
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Boarding the train is a far more organized affair than in New York.
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"I also would have been proactive in getting it more organized," he said.
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THE CHINESE THEMSELVES HAVE GOT THEMSELVES MORE ORGANIZED, IF WE CAN SAY THAT.
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The costumes have gotten more intricate, and the organization itself is more organized.
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In Washington, long seen as a frontrunner, the opposition is much more organized.
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Pro-Beijing parties are better funded, more organized and dominate the functional constituencies.
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Every year I tell myself I'll get more organized and stay on track.
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The list makers became more organized as weeks of labor rolled into months.
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And Rakov said the fledgling campaign is becoming more organized by the day.
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Third, we need to get far more organized on tracking and filling vacancies.
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"I would like to see more organized activism from veterans groups," Gaz said.
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But the opponents are becoming not necessarily more numerous, but more organized and vocal.
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By being more organized and diligent, the Vermont senator hopes to shrink Clinton's lead.
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Lowe's was much more organized than Home Depot, leaving me in a better headspace.
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"It's required me to be more organized and thoughtful about my schedule," she said.
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Their remarks generally emphasized working together to make the policy more organized and comprehensive.
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I thought I was organized, but he's 10 times more organized than I am!
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I'd personally love to see iOS get more organized notifications à la Android Oreo.
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Why it matters: The health-related campaign against Big Tech is becoming more organized.
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But as families have become more organized, their plight has become harder to ignore.
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Sam's Club was the more organized of the two stores, but it wasn't perfect.
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It was more organized than Iowa, with all of his supporters sitting close together.
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Congress has always included internal party groups, some more organized and effective than others.
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This same process continues today but with a more organized and funded research structure.
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You need a more organized and committed group of people to pull it off.
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My room is an updated version of my teen self but a lot more organized.
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Looks like we might all have to be a bit more organized when we Uber.
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There's no freezing-then-bagging step, and it makes our freezer a lot more organized.
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Yenn Wong: I think he is a better cook but I'm a more organized cook.
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They can make exercising — in and out of the gym — a much more organized endeavor.
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The songwriter pages will offer a more organized way to view and follow someone's work.
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"One thing the kids have taught me is how to be more organized," she said.
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Over time, it evolved into a more organized Yahoo Answers, a classier Reddit, an opinionated Wikipedia.
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It started with groups of riders just showing up but is now a more organized affair.
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Stacking vertically helps them use all of the space and keeps them more organized, they added.
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I wish my house was more organized, but it's basically a giant closet with racks everywhere.
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By the time 1992 came around, Smeal said, the movement had gotten stronger and more organized.
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In actuality, they've just gotten weirder, more organized, more frequent, and sometimes don't exactly involve sex.
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I've been more organized, which is saying something, for a guy like me to be organized.
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"A whole lot that was informal will become formal and a bit more organized," he added.
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A genius idea around how to make your life healthier or more organized will arrive today.
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I wanted to challenge myself to be more organized and map everything out in different folders.
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And there are more and more first-aiders now, so it's more organized, I would say.
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It's a little more organized and certainly tighter than Way Bay, but the idea is similar.
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The beneficiaries of upward redistribution are always far more organized than those who pay the costs.
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In the U.A.E., a federation of seven principalities, camel racing became more organized in the 1990s.
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I began downloading apps that promised to make me better: more organized, better read, more cultured.
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Often times, they are a result of pressure from individual customers or more organized online campaigns.
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It was far more organized than most street gangs, almost akin to the Mafia, prosecutors said.
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We need one rapid response communications and activism machine that is louder and more organized than ever.
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When you keep your inbox clean and tidy, you will likely feel more organized and less stressed.
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Except more organized chaos throughout the election season, because clearly no one has learned anything since 2016.
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He installs some new software for me and my inbox and ticketing system are instantly more organized.
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Matos said she participated in a similar protest last year, but that this one was more organized.
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While the digitization of religion can certainly make you more organized, can it help your spiritual condition?
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He didn't see them having a future in the space unless they became more organized and focused.
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If you're looking to get more organized in the new year, it's not such a bad trade.
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The protesters appeared to be getting more organized and willing to use violence to achieve their aims.
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These bright baskets can make your kitchen or bathroom more organized, while adding a splash of color.
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They seamlessly contain my messes and make my room look much more organized, even if it's not.
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Facebook's effort to appeal to the world's youngest internet users — children and teenagers — is getting more organized.
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You may be able to do this in a faster, more elegant, and perhaps more organized manner.
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For its own purposes, Twitter now needs to have a more organized approach to consumer data privacy.
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The cold food selection was more organized and, in turn, more appealing than in the other lounge.
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Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore, an initial Sanders backer, made a sharp plea for a more organized opposition.
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Montgomery on Tuesday agreed that the agency should be keeping track of contracts with a more organized system.
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Around the world, similar organizations are likely to remain juicy targets for increasingly more organized and sophisticated attackers.
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While you're thinking ahead to next year, cut some of your tax prep pain by getting more organized.
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"After everything that transpired, we realized we need to be more organized within our own community," says Arteaga.
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"In addition to the simplification, it can also help you to be a little more organized," she adds.
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"Professional wrestling is more organized, more reality-based," said Senator Lindsey Graham, who exited the ring in December.
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Originally, I thought that keeping the two spheres separate and un-synched would help me be more organized.
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It simplifies the software development cycle, allowing users to work faster and in a much more organized manner.
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"I think technology really helps us get our lives more organized and simpler in a way," Schoenberg said.
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Chances of formation means it would gather strength and become more organized into a storm with tropical characteristics.
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Too often, the record label has been treated like a colorful backdrop for one more organized-crime story.
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Shopping Guide For controlling clutter and making everything look more organized, it's hard to beat a simple basket.
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Additionally, vaccine opponents are more organized and more able to make sure that their ads meet these requirements.
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"Uber is far more organized and understands that by helping the drivers," James, a driver in Orlando, said.
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Mercury is famous for miscommunications and delays, but things are finally starting to become clearer and more organized.
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"Things are much more organized now," said Nima Ullah, 20, whose family shopped at the location's previous store.
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But she believes the more organized an influencer can be, the less food is likely to be wasted.
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"This ambush made us really realize the threats out there are more organized than we thought," Col. Maj.
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Do you have any ideas for how the camps could be made safer, more stable or more organized?
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To treat more patients and run a more organized operation, we founded a new nonprofit, Global Response Management.
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The academy was a lot more organized and structured with schooling and exams as part of the curriculum.
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I find Roku's UI to be a bit more organized, and it allows for customizations of the home screen.
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Of course, in the meantime, we became more organized and there was a sort of natural selection of staff.
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I think we should get more organized in the future so that we could vote more quickly or earlier!
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I believe people will emerge from this period more organized and more inspired to be engaged in American politics.
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At one point, the operation got more organized as supplies of food, water and medical equipment were carried in.
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The bigger Target store was also a lot more organized, with bigger and more clear labels throughout the store.
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They come in fun colors for color coding, they're stickier than imitators, and they'll help you be more organized.
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At one point, the operation got more organized as supplies of food, water and medical equipment were carried in.
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We're of course more organized than ever, and there is so much more staffing involved with two full bars.
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Could there actually be more voters, in that they might be more organized than they would have been otherwise?
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Some areas were slightly more organized and informative, like this area that clearly denoted a rack as 10% off ...
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It may end up more organized, with an emphasis on official partnerships that more clearly select winners and losers.
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However, the rapidity with which it was mobilized indicates the possibility of more organized, effective protests in the future.
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And the protesters themselves are getting more organized and aggressive — which, in turn, escalates the aggressiveness of Trump's supporters.
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The camps have become more organized, but there are no signs the Rohingya might be able to leave soon.
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This time he is facing a more intractable social protest, because the strike is more organized and better led.
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It will make my desktop look cleaner and more organized (at least in the short term), and who knows?
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They come in fun colors for color coding, they're stickier than imitators, and they'll help you be more organized.
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She checked out all of my stuff and made suggestions for building out drawers and making the closet more organized.
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Second, by all accounts, the Clinton team has set up a more organized and disciplined campaign operation in swing states.
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But Uber is rolling out what it hopes is a more organized app to help you book your ride quicker.
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Sure, it's easy to say you're going to get more organized — but how are you actually going to do that?
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Bernie Sanders, Clinton has a far more organized effort here than Trump -- one that existed long before the Nevada caucuses.
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Follow these few simple steps, and you'll be on your way to a less overloaded, more organized iPhone or iPad.
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If you resist the arrogance and buy slowly, you'll be more organized, less emotional and better off as an investor.
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And while a tiny home leaves less space for clutter, it also means that you have to stay more organized.
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Republicans were also critical of Trump's organizational skills, with just 32 percent saying he is more organized than past presidents.
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But it wasn't until the death of Trayvon Martin in 2012 that Mitchell switched to a more organized training model.
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We find the right balance, she keeps me somewhat spontaneous and impulsive, and I keep her a little more organized.
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Update August 15th, 3:41pm: Amazon has since resumed the promotion with a more organized line for the discounted gas.
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Before my brother got sick and my family sort of became chaotic, I was so much more organized in life.
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Six months later, in September 2010, he returned to Marfa to do a more organized shoot around the Prada store.
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That's not the case for militants who participate in more organized plots, many of whom are decently well-off personally.
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The latest Jacksonian wave to shake the foundations of American politics -- the essence of Trump's populist insurgency -- has gotten more organized.
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If we've already blown our cover, the thinking goes, there's no harm in focusing our transmissions in a more organized search.
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Some states like Washington are considering tightening their exemptions even as they continue to face a more organized anti-vaccination movement.
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Layouts are much more organized and similar to a social media profile, but have fewer features than sites with desktop versions.
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By the end of the month, Sagittarius, you'll be way more organized—thanks to that full moon and Mercury in Taurus.
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As this information circulated in feminist groups on social media, many saw the need to become more organized in sharing information.
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De-clutter your immediate environment and you may feel more organized and better able to concentrate on the task at hand.
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Souza said Brazil's farmers are "more organized" and are increasingly demanding to know whether the technology they are buying is new.
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The White House on Monday conceded that Democrats have been "more organized" than Republicans in the high-stakes battle over healthcare.
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Instead, make your life easier — and more organized — with the best shoe organizer, the Seville Classics 3-Tier Resin Shoe Rack.
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The shift from an informal network to a more organized effort was marked in 2015 by an appeal by Mr. Lewis.
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"The vision is to help people focus, communicate, and collaborate, and remove distraction in a much more organized way," he said.
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Dickie said the region has seen a surge in arms smuggling, more organized poaching, and an inflow of refugees since 2009.
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Participating in the more organized forms of action, such as BDS and institutional divestment campaigns, is the least we can do.
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That space, occupied in the general election campaign by the electoral college, offers a unique benefit to the more organized, strategic campaign.
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Now, sources say, there is a more organized search to talk to candidates beyond the inner circle and establish protocols and procedures.
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If one of your 2019 goals is to get more organized, then maybe it's time to try your hand at bullet journaling.
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More importantly, Trump lacks the organized following of Taft, while today's more conventional Republicans are considerably more organized than Roosevelt's followers were.
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But these statistics are an important part of the political landscape and can indicate which party is more organized on the ground.
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At the same time, far-right extremists were becoming more organized, forging international ties, recruiting trans-nationally, and distributing training materials online.
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A day after the vote, their best laid plans in tatters, the more organized elements of the progressive resistance begin to mobilize.
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There are plenty of good ways to increase your productivity, whether by being more organized, educating yourself or re-thinking business strategies.
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The good news is that you can become more organized and productive too, just by emulating the habits that they rely on.
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With Facebook saying more than 10,000 developers are already building chatbots for Messenger, a more organized discovery tool could come in handy.
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The transition team's efforts are also getting good reviews, with 19 percent saying it is more organized than that of previous administrations.
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Ms. Levine, who described herself and her husband as "not neat," said the day care has forced them to be more organized.
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No matter where they come from, these datasets are largely more organized than ever before and more easily analyzed by our reporters.
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The food selection was nearly-identical, though the buffet spread in this lounge was more organized and featured a few additional items.
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If an organized spice cabinet made preparing meals so much easier and less stressful, what would a more organized everything life feel like?
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And when it comes to investing in something that will make my new year more organized and less stressful, it's worth every penny.
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Not only will a big purge make you and your family feel more organized, but it can also be great for the mind.
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One official, asked if the reaction to Helsinki would be a more organized process, said this is often how the White House operates.
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I say "more organized" but really most days it just felt like juggling a bunch of fiery swords with bombs strapped to them.
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Ice is a more organized molecular structure, compared to water; criticality is the in-between of ice and water, when both exist together.
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Replacing it all with the Surface Studio doubled my extra desk space instantly and made my whole area feel cleaner and more organized.
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Much of that anger has grown more organized with the Indivisible movement, made up of thousands of independent, grassroots groups across the country.
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"Basketball over here is more organized," said Godfree Rolle, a senior who comes from the Abacos, a group of islands in the Bahamas.
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These include ordinary citizens as well as more organized Islamist groups and current or previous governments in countries like Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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They give us some real quality players but there's a more organized robustness about Canada, so they give us that slightly different challenge.
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In my quest for tidiness, I have purchased many items meant to keep my space more organized and make my life more efficient.
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A walk through the galleries has something of the feel of an art fair, where random juxtapositions meet a few more organized combinations.
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Federal and state responses to coronavirus are becoming more organized, but the magnitude of this crisis requires massively sustained bottom-up efforts too.
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Their worldview, on the other hand, may not be so lucky—and could face an angrier, more organized public on the other side.
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In the past few days, Democrats have sought to show more organized resistance in advance of the coming confirmation showdown on March 20.
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He is much more organized, much more focused than the other cabinet-level officials, who have not really taken charge of their agencies.
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When Mayor Kim Driscoll was elected in 2005, the local witchcraft community was already changing and adapting, and a more organized tourism benefited everyone.
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There's never been a more organized movement to combat sexual assault on campus than the one happening right now, during fall 2017 orientation season.
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The new knife wall in Bowery Kitchen Supplies is much more organized and it emphasizes only a few knife brands that are top sellers.
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And what began as breakout demonstrations became a more organized political movement, led by middle-class professionals, such as doctors and lawyers, and students.
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A more organized response to islands like Puerto Rico could save thousands of lives; rebuilding the infrastructure there to use more solar could, too.
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As she pulls the company together in a more organized fashion under her leadership, they can take advantage of these factors to continue growing.
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"Uber is far more organized and understands that by helping the drivers, it improves the customer experience," Roger, a driver in North Carolina said.
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It's a great combination: Making the ubiquity of typically unorganized local guesthouse-style rooms with the more organized and efficient — but pricier — hotel option.
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Yet here I am working too hard and sleeping too little, despite my resolutions to be more organized and take better care of myself.
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Nearly 20 months out from the presidential election, the Trump campaign is already more organized and better-structured than its 2016 predecessor ever was.
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Opera's study also found that 65% of people want to keep their browser more organized and 60% wanted to be able to group tabs.
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The most famous is the escrache, a more organized, collective naming-and-shaming that typically unfolds in front of someone's house or small business.
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Epic teased a competitive Fortnite Championship Series for season 10, which suggests a more organized and structured system will be in place for pro players.
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But even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable.
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It seems from market trends that angels are becoming more sophisticated, more organized and more integrated into the capital ecosystem that supports early-stage startups.
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"It's a fair point that the Democrats were more organized in their messaging on the bill than Republicans," he said during an off-camera briefing.
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New team members helped me get more organized, further tailor my pitches toward scale and expansion, and grow my business to where it is today.
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DACA recipients are a far more organized and influential group than TPS immigrants — a sign that Salvadorans with temporary status shouldn't expect an easier path.
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The public has always been on our side, but the gun lobby has counted on the fact that their minority is more organized, more vocal.
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In the past few years, Britain First has graduated from a fringe BNP offshoot to becoming one of the UK's more organized far-right groups.
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Both Japan and Germany were clean and organized (though Japan was cleaner and more organized), had great train systems and made a lot of cars.
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California has more organized hate groups than any other state — it has chapters for street-fighting skinheads and black nationalists, Holocaust deniers and Muslim haters.
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"We've got to have a more organized process," Republican Senator Ron Johnson said, noting the skinny repeal would simply delay acting on the core issue.
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Today's revamp is addressing many of those issues, and, in doing so, promises to make your work day more organized and a little bit less stressful.
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I just wish they were more organized... I've repeatedly asked for consecutive days off and longer shifts over fewer days, but it falls on deaf ears.
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They want a clean modern experience and the new Service Cloud is designed to show them the onslaught of customer requests in a more organized way.
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Not only will it give your home and family gatherings a massive upgrade, but the digital Family Hub can help keep lists, schedules, and more organized.
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If your 2020 goals included growing your business, staying more organized, and keeping on top of your own and your team's to-do list, keep reading.
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Bruce Franks, who participated in the peaceful protests, told the Guardian that those who got violent "are not protesters" but separate from the more organized demonstrators.
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Thanks to the efforts of groups like #CripTheVote and #RevUp from the American Association of People with Disabilities, the disability community has never been more organized.
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It started as a side project by the Cambridge Psychometrics Centre's David Stillwell (now deputy director there), but graduated to a more organized research effort later.
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Cleaner and more organized stores, better customer service, and a focus on fresh food offerings are examples of ways Walmart is improving the in-store experience.
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You can come up with brilliant ideas on how to be more organized and efficient this week, through reading and written correspondence, on Wednesday and Sunday.
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But as the months passed and the waves of financial collapse reached farther, it became clear to city administrators that a more organized system was needed.
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Bigso Photo Storage Box, $9.99, available at The Container Store As someone who strives to be more organized, storage boxes are one of my favorite products.
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It works by creating invisible icons that blend right in with the background, allowing me to make a much more organized and cleaner-looking home screen.
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I thought we could have stayed more organized offensively to stem the tide a little bit, so that was the only thing I was disappointed in.
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As the settlement at Ruqban has grown, the humanitarian response has become better-funded and more organized, with medical staff stationed on the berm most days.
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If you've caught up on Narcos: Mexico and are itching for more organized-crime stories, Netflix has the cure for you in its latest series, Bad Blood.
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It now has a big blue voice button near the top, and overall, a more organized layout, plus a dedicated commercial skipping button and one for Netflix.
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Twitter's long been trying to harness that in a more actionable way for ordinary users by way of hashtags, and in a more organized way for organizations.
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Rather than falling apart, we need to be more organized and better mobilized than ever before to stop our cities from disappearing in front of our eyes.
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The goal is a happy combination that marries the ubiquity of (typically) unorganized local guesthouse-style rooms with the more organized and efficient (but pricier) hotel option.
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It would probably be more organized to add these places to a list, especially in Seoul, where I went a bit out of control in favoriting places.
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The government's push to help defectors in a more organized way began in 2014 after splits in the insurgents prompted top Islamist Hassan Dahir Aweys to come across.
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"Even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable," she wrote in September.
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Big Lots is a weird guilty pleasure for me; they always have such a bizarre mix of things, but it's infinitely more organized than T.J. Maxx or Marshalls.
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So Prohibition alone can't be blamed for more organized crime — and it potentially reaped benefits with reductions in other kinds of alcohol-related violence, such as domestic abuse.
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Obviously, there's nothing new about white nationalists or neo-Nazis in America, but did yesterday strike you as a flash point event that might trigger more organized violence?
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Trends also shifted from one side of the home page to the other, underneath the "Who to follow" suggestions, which gives the interface a cleaner, more organized appearance.
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Surprises and shake-ups to your plans come as Mercury squares Uranus on January 23, and Mercury enters Aquarius on January 24, inspiring you to get more organized.
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The rollout on Sunday was decidedly more organized than Trump's first stab at a travel ban, which was unveiled with little warning and sparked protests at airports worldwide.
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It also underscored his ability to use his media savvy and enormous popularity to sweep a state with complex caucus rules and where rivals were far more organized.
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The group isn't going away -- and despite all the talk of lone wolf attacks, jihadist plots in the West are far more organized and coordinated than many realize.
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The moon in Gemini lights up the financial sector of your chart today, Taurus, and while this morning might bring some confusion, you'll feel more organized later on.
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But it's different now; the assholes are more organized, their victims are often knowingly and strategically targeted, and many seem to have calcified from assholedom into actual evil.
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But they are lashing out like a cornered dog: we're stronger, more organized, have the might of coalition airstrikes on our side, and have almost completely encircled Raqqa.
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"Politicians of parties need to be more organized and make sure their candidates are telling the truth and doing all the right things in advance," Professor Twomey said.
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Plan B: Electronic statements with coordinated due datesAfter struggling to maintain the paper system, I finally broke down a few years ago and decided to become more organized.
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Videos on the Internet show flash-mob performances of "Gangnam Style," as well as more organized events, with sofas scattered across the expanse and spotlighted by the gantries.
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Modak&aposs year on the road also taught him to downsize and be more organized"Traveling like this made me realize how little I actually need," he said.
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It's more organized, laid out chronologically — from Abandoned road in Hartwick, New York, to Worthless Road in Laytonville, California — even comes with a "sad index" of each location.
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They've even formed a committee with other top Latino sellers to try to bring their suggestions to corporate in a more organized way, but the progress has been slow.
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My gaming time didn't decrease, as I still had big goals ahead, so I just had to become even more organized with any work I had on the schedule.
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"We are more organized now, after the chaos that we've had, so we're delivering food and shelter to more people today," Land and Environment Minister Celso Correia told reporters.
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With the launch of standalone brands, that same content is more organized, easier to find, and placed in an environment where it belongs as part of a larger narrative.
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By the time of the Korean War, this led to a more organized notion of four priorities, which remain in use to this day: routine, priority, immediate, and flash.
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The announcement shows investors holding the defaulted paper are getting more organized, but most market observers agree that bondholders are unlikely to begin pursuing legal claims against Venezuela soon.
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But now, scientists have become more organized in their efforts to shoot down the idea, conducting a peer-reviewed study in Environmental Research Letters that debunks chemtrails supporters' claims.
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Mr. Wesa plans to open several other small libraries in the coming year and to expand the book drive to a more organized network of volunteers across the country.
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Political groups are now jockeying to see who will be the first to seize the movement's energy, and whether it can be given a more organized and coherent shape.
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The idea that young people aren't interested in politics must be dispelled — in fact, they're more organized, politically engaged, and educated on the issues than most other voting populations.
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If you're great at selling a product, but need someone who is more organized to keep track of expenses or inventory, act on that in your next hiring round.
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The biggest challenge for Alibaba remains the expansion of JD.com and Pinduoduo, both of which have better hold over the smaller cities and towns and more organized logistics networks.
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Once civilians reach a safe zone, a more organized system is in place to transport them in buses and on the backs of trucks to camps for displaced people.
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When the team returned to Bangladesh last month the Rohingya were "much more organized, much clearer on what they want and deeply disappointed in the international community," she said.
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"In a more organized transition there would have been someone to vet people before there were meetings," the source said as explanation, acknowledging "incompetence" in that area of the transition.
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Changes include more minimalist lines, the use of even more circular icons and a new dock at the bottom to make it things look more organized and easier to use.
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Read: Over 80 protesters arrested in St. Louis after white cop's acquittal He and his fellow clergy members wanted to be more organized in their response, should Stockley be acquitted.
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There are also a bunch of new tools to help users stay a little more organized, such as a new way of viewing files in Finder and stacking documents intelligently.
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Some of the travelers I met in Kerala were taking each unplanned day as it came — but going to India as a lone woman, I preferred to be more organized.
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There's also the fact that Republicans historically have been more organized on judges than Democrats, said David Fontana, a professor at George Washington University Law School who follows judicial nominations.
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Something more organized than people tweeting the word "boycott" again and again—perhaps akin to the #StopBeck drive that eventually got him booted from the airwaves—could be incredibly costly.
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The camps, sprawled over about 6,000 acres - just under half the size of Manhattan - have become more organized, but recent police activity suggested the risk of being trafficked had grown.
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A more disciplined, more organized administration would be a lot more likely to succeed in repealing the Affordable Care Act or shepherding Paul Ryan's war on the poor into law.
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But doing this should eventually put you on the path to a more organized inbox, one that prioritizes personal emails, important news alerts, and updates from services you care about.
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I own 200+ of sneakers (though I've lost count, to be honest) and The Container Store's Drop-Front Shoe Boxes have made storing them more organized and easier to access.
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It's worth pondering if a Free-Net mindset in 2018 would be just a little nicer, a little more organized, and a lot more free—in more ways than one.
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And it may make some people skeptical: refugees probably don't need another app, so are these meetups helpful or just a slightly more organized form of slacktivism, with a buffet?
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The White House may be searching for a more organized impeachment defense strategy, but Mr. Trump's re-election campaign sent an email today to supporters advertising "Official Impeachment Defense Membership" cards.
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So what we usually consider cults tend to exert a bit more control over their members, but that's not to say that that control doesn't happen in more organized, traditional religions.
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The company wants to build out a more organized sales and marketing team to sell the Netlify approach to larger organizations, while continuing to build out the product and developer outreach.
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" British-American astronaut Michael Foale, who lived on Mir during for four months in 2342, said it was "a bit like a frat house, but more organized and better looked after.
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And it's very palpable that the people in the state of Texas are more conservative than they were decades ago when I first got elected, and the conservatives are more organized.
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It was against my "chaotic good" principles, really, but I'd heard on good authority (from people I believed to be more organized than I) that the habit could change my life.
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The real issue is that it will generate countless social, cultural and environmental problems along the border; raise the cost and danger of unauthorized crossings; and attract even more organized crime.
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It's New Year's Resolution time, and a lot of people resolve to use your book, and now probably the show, as inspiration for being cleaner and more organized in the new year.
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How do you explain what makes the concept of a lone wolf so terrifying, as opposed to larger or more organized groups that, in theory, could do more harm to more people?
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The idea here is clearly to make the feed feel more organized and ensure that vital information doesn't get lost in what could at times be a messy list of disparate items.
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We also grab some stuff for my husband, including deodorant and a planner, since he will start teaching at his college soon and one of his goals is to be more organized.
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It was mid-December, and soon it would be the New Year, when the pressure is on to be a New Me. Becoming more organized seemed a pedestrian—but satisfyingly attainable—resolution.
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An ungovernable Colombia would be a disaster for United States interests, because an unstable ally — Latin America's third-most-populous country — could produce more cocaine, scare investors and export more organized crime.
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" And they said, "Well, everyone we know is irresponsible and you seem to be a bit more organized, so you probably have a better shot at doing this than anyone we know.
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The Access Pack is certainly capable of enabling you to be a bit more organized, but I spent the better part of a month treating it like I would any other backpack.
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Zen Rooms is one of a number of companies to emerge over the past two years aiming to make hotel bookings in emerging markets more organized, cost effective and of better quality.
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In addition, those being asked to review files can see those notifications right at the top of the Home screen in the mobile app, making the whole feedback cycle much more organized.
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"The craft beer industry is booming and beer enthusiasts have become more organized and social in their consumption of craft beer," Lunar Cow president Benjamin Harris said just before the trail's launch.
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Anusha Venkataraman, the president of New Kings, and Sara Shoener, the chief operating officer of the group, have "gotten more organized and grown their membership and they're kicking butt," Ms. Simon said.
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Even if that means her version of unorganized is still way more organized than most of us, it's nice to hear that the queen of tidying does not achieve -- or seek -- perfection.
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Investment in infrastructure and real estate is more organized and demand-based this time, and will have a better chance of success than more speculative developments in the past, some economists say.
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As they got to know each other better, Ms. Voss, a Democrat, tried to encourage him to eat tofu (she's a vegetarian; he's not) and he motivated her to be more organized.
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He needed his mother's consent to join because he was under 18, but she was happy to give it and is now pleased her once-messy son has become more organized, Marlon said.
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They could also be influenced by the candidates themselves — but by most accounts, Ted Cruz's campaign was much more organized and tuned in to this stage of the process than Trump's has been.
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"Environmental conditions are expected to be conducive for the system to become more organized later this week as it moves slowly northward over the northwestern Caribbean Sea," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's left-leaning governing coalition is in disarray ahead of November's presidential and congressional elections, leaving a clear path to victory for the more organized conservative opposition, lawmakers and analysts say.
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As the movement grew more organized, and more church-oriented, pastors figured out that they could attract young people with services that were theologically strict but culturally contemporary: anti sexual revolution, pro denim.
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AmazonBasics Laptop Stand, Black $19.99 AmazonBasics Metal Monitor Stand, $14.62 If you're using a laptop with an external display, AmazonBasics' laptop and monitor stand can make your computing setup comfortable and more organized.
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Led by the chairman of Kodak, Gerald Zornow, the commission presented its findings to Ford in January 21978, recommending a more organized approach to Olympic preparations and a plan to provide adequate funding.
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"But, in a voluntary and fragmented insurance system like we have now, there will be people who fall through the cracks, and a more organized and accessible safety net makes sense for them."
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Mosaic Pro saves you the trouble of having to sift through them every time you switch windows by giving you the option to resize and reposition apps, resulting in a tidier, more organized desktop.
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Battle-hardened The militants this time are much more organized and "wiser" than in previous encounters, he says -- they've learned urban combat tactics honed in ISIS-held territory in the Middle East, he says.
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It's a much more organized strategy, and a more direct role, than the White House used during the health care fight, during which Trump didn't hit the road to pressure Democrats to break ranks.
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Also, tiles can now be grouped into folders in Start, for a more organized home screen with a drag and a drop – again, akin to what you'll find in a number of mobile offerings.
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The protests turned into an outlet for people's broader frustration and fury with al-Bashir, and transformed into a more organized political movement, led by professionals, students, and women and fueled by social media.
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Callimachi: In places where the existing governments were either nonexistent or weak or corrupt, and their promise of a more organized, a more stable, a less corrupt leadership was able to find an audience.
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However, there is one trick that helps us stay more organized, and that's to use our credit card (a Visa Signature card issued by our bank, USAA) for as many purchases as we can.
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Come January, "you want a new start and that might include a more organized life or a cleaner house," said Darby Saxbe, director of the University of Southern California Center for the Changing Family.
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And yet, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot ends with one of my favorite final scenes of a movie in years, a pitch-perfect closing moment that would be a terrific ending to a more organized film.
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"The left, I think, has been more organized in their messaging on this than collectively Republicans have as far as advocating for the benefits of the bill," White House congressional liaison Marc Short said Monday.
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The withdrawals come less than a week after a small group within the movement announced its list in a move which exposed deep splits about whether and how to become a more organized political force.
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And what political realism on trade means is that producer interests matter much more than consumer interests, because producers tend to be far more organized and aware of the stakes in any given trade policy.
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Pence's discussions with state leaders reflect the administration's efforts to have a more organized response to the disease following days of contradictory statements from officials and bipartisan criticism of its preparedness to combat the virus.
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The ability to manage accounts, track analytics over time and integrate that data provides a way for these facilities to more efficiently do their work and treat patients in need in a more organized manner.
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Or (more likely) to placate other interest groups who are more organized when it comes to greasing the right set of political wheels — and the next round of crypto skirmishes will rat-tat-tat up again.
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When you encounter a difficult problem, removing the situation from your mind and putting it down on paper encourages you to look at things from different angles and brainstorm several solutions in a more organized manner.
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There was a loose structure to it, but as it started to become more competitive and more organized, they self-organized this players' association with these rules and really turned it into this highly-organized system.
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For the first time iOS apps have been directly ported to macOS in an effort to kickstart cross-platform development, while Stacks should go a ways toward helping users stay a bit more organized — and sane.
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"I think what's happened is, there is a more organized and engaged opposition to celebrity claptrap and nonsense, and in general anti-vaccine malarkey," said Arthur L. Caplan, a bioethicist at the N.Y.U. School of Medicine.
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A senior administration official disputed that this policy existed, instead saying interviews are now determined on a case-by-case basis in a more organized manner than they were when Wolff was conducting interviews with staff.
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"Though this should have been more organized, and the Iowa Dems were likely unwise to try to use an app to deliver results, they can get the right result if they're given some time," Becker said.
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In the past, the players ran back to the locker rooms together and met privately with their coaches and team owners behind closed doors before reporters eventually would be let in, in a more organized fashion.
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The players get a more organized and basketball-esque learning experience; scouts get a more predictable evaluative playing field; fans still get to see games up close, but those games start roughly when they're supposed to.
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Since the #MeToo and Time's Up movements took off, there has been more organized outcry against Kelly — most notably the #MuteRKelly campaign, which has garnered celebrity support — but Kelly's ticket sales and streaming numbers remain stable.
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But a better-funded, more organized conservative movement likely means bigger headaches for the Republican Party overall, if the party establishment is forced to spend millions defending incumbents and electing more-polished candidates in open primaries.
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In all likelihood, you'll have another opportunity to help her out, whether it's referring her for a different position someday, or just being there when she comes to you and says she needs help getting more organized.
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The threat from cyber attackers "is more organized and global than ever before", according to Yawar Shah, chairman of SWIFT, the international correspondent banking network that connects 11,000 banks around the world and facilitates cross-border payments.
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I needed to be specific (and realistic) in my goals In the career section of my mind map, I could have written "be more organized," but honestly that wouldn't have done any good because it's so nebulous.
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" He said his firm aimed to "make it much better, make it much more organized, and much more conducive with the level of expectations that a buyer or seller has if they're purchasing a very expensive asset.
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"Eventually it is going to have to be a bigger and more-staffed and more-organized web or else it's going to, I think, become too big for even the most motivated person to manage," Reinish said.
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"I think it would be very, very helpful if the federal government could be more assertive and aggressive and more organized in helping all of us to obtain these systems," Inslee said at a Thursday press conference.
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But its mere existence is emblematic of how much faster, more organized and more popular the anti-war – or "war-skeptic" – movement is today compared to the early 2000s, especially as the U.S. prepared to invade Iraq.
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I'm a social democrat, basically, so I think the more pressure the left can bring to bear, the larger it can be, the more coherent its views, the more organized it is — the more it can win.
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Troy Hunt, its founder and sole operator, announced the sale on Tuesday in a blog post where he explained why the time has come for Have I Been Pwned to become part of something bigger and more organized.
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ISIS has been more organized in its online recruiting, whereas white nationalists are often able to recruit by spreading their messages to a general audience and letting ideas percolate in the minds of followers and others on Twitter.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - China appears set to once again boost its purchases of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for the northern winter, but unlike last year's rush, this time the process is likely to be more organized and stable.
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Plus, if like me you use Pocket a lot to stash good reads away for a rainy day, a newsletter or other reasons, your sharing of wisdom with others is about to become a whole lot more organized.
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My new team, including manager Stella Bulochnikov are the top of the line in the entertainment business and more importantly in my life and I am now much more financially successful and more organized than in the past.
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"He is much more organized, much more focused than the other Cabinet-level officials, who have not really taken charge of their agencies," Richard Lazarus, a professor of environmental law at Harvard University, told the New York Times.
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But, despite my eternal skepticism, this time I feel like there's more public enthusiasm, I see more press about it, and I've witnessed a more organized resistance than ever before from the Dance Liberation Network and their ilk.
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Being part of a family-friendly duo, Jazzy Jeff regularly kept things more organized than his contemporaries Public Enemy on the production side, so the slightly unnerving divergence present on "A Nightmare on My Street" is kinda notable.
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If Donald J. Trump's first news conference as president-elect was a raucous, chaotic affair on Wednesday – and it was – the parody of it on "Saturday Night Live" was somehow calmer and more organized than the actual event.
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" A third took the university to task for its admissions process: "I would also like to ask admin to please be more organized when processing these paperwork so that this scenario does not happen again in the future.
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And the campaign, which had appeared to be on the path to becoming a more organized, disciplined operation, was back on its heels, dealing with swirling accusations and internal finger-pointing that yielded no real answers about what happened.
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Donald Trump's campaign said Tuesday it would spend $20053 million on advertising during the final week, but he is still scheduled to be outspent by Hillary Clinton thanks to her more-organized and better-funded network of outside groups.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A decision by a small group of "yellow vest" protesters to contest May's European Parliament elections has exposed deep splits within their amorphous anti-government movement about whether and how to become a more organized political force.
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Photo: NeONBRAND (Unsplash)We're all fighting a battle against the daily deluge of incoming emails, and one of the ways you can turn the tide—and get your inbox a little more organized—is by creating an email alias.
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"To be able to assemble it safely, and to detonate it repeatedly, suggests a more organized effort," said Michael Marks, a retired Naval Criminal Investigative Service special agent who was the post-blast investigator on the Navy destroyer Cole.
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It's easy enough to add photos to Facebook through a post, but if you want to keep them more organized — especially if you have a lot of photos - the best way to do that is to make an album.
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Abortion-rights advocates know, however, that just as they have become more organized in the past two years, their opponents also turned out in large numbers to object to legalization in 2018, urged on by Catholic and evangelical churches.
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Trucks were used to devastating effect last year against crowds in Berlin and Nice, in contrast to more organized attacks that have already hit Paris and Madrid - as well as London in 2005 - using teams of bombers or gunmen.
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"I'm not the face of the Hong Kong's protests this time," Wong wrote in an editorial in the Economist after his arrest, adding that the movement this time was much larger and more organized than it was in 2014.
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It's just that you got to be more diligent in planning, you got to be more organized and every time you make a move you got to just remember to update the app and let them know the plan.
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"To me, what this does is sheds a much brighter light on that deep and long connection between the two industries, and shows it's a little more organized and intentional than at least what I'd seen before," she said.
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Led by Jacques Jaubert of the University of Bordeaux, Sophie Verheyden of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, and Dominique Genty of the CNRS, the reveal indicates that Neanderthals were far more organized than they've long been given credit.
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The courtship of black voters is more organized and refined than it was during Trump's 2016 White House bid, when he famously appealed to black voters by asking them what they had to lose by taking a chance on him.
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"The protests are now more organized and wider with a higher ceiling and developing gradually to a popular uprising where people are asking to be ruled by themselves and ending Kurdish hegemony," said Feras Allawi, a political analyst from the area.
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The camps, sprawled over about 6,000 acres - just under half the size of Manhattan - have become more organized, but police activity suggests the risk of being trafficked has grown due to false promises of work and better lives offered by traffickers.
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Set in a fictionalized Las Vegas (and its desert-and-mountains surroundings), you play as a team of roadway criminals determined set out to take down "The House" (a slightly more organized collection of criminals that run the city's casinos).
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BRASILIA/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The government of Brazil's President Michel Temer is far from assembling the coalition needed to pass a landmark pension reform, but potential supporters of the measure are now more organized, a key legislator said on Monday.
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"Chatter among Islamists began to become more organized last month and there were discussions for the first time of a multiple attack," said a Jakarta-based security adviser, who monitors radical group discussions on mobile messaging services for the government.
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"The haphazard world of looking for jobs became a little more organized in 1944, when a young actress named Terese Hayden started Players' Guide," the actor Arthur Anderson wrote in "An Actor's Odyssey: From Orson Welles to Lucky the Leprechaun" (2010).
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Hanbalis believed Muslims had lost their way, and as the Abbasid caliphate weakened, the followers of Ibn Hanbal became more organized, leading the fight against rationalism and anything that could distract from the purest form of the original faith, including music.
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The YPG, which is playing a crucial role in the U.S.-backed campaign against Islamic State in Syria, has launched a major drive this year to turn itself into a more organized force resembling an army, spokesman Redur Xelil said.
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She argued that newer gun control groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Americans for Responsible Solutions are much more organized, are better funded, and have more grassroots support than gun control groups have had in her decades covering this issue.
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The way that OkCupid breaks suggestions down by categories makes everything significantly more organized and helps to give an idea of what might or might not work with a person right off the bat, which I found to be an extreme leg up.
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Ikea is launching season 4 of Home Tour, a series in which a squad of five design experts traverses the United States to help Americans inject a bit of Scandinavian-chic into their living spaces — or at least become a little more organized.
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The energy shifts as the sun enters fire sign Leo on July 22, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your daily routines and rituals and inspiring you to focus on ways you can make your everyday life more organized and healthy.
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That's the primary benefit for customers, but the service — which uses mobile apps and a WhatsApp account for orders — is also more organized than communicating with your milkman via notes on your door (if you are away or need more/less than usual).
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In Reines' attempts to make his inbox—and by extension, the world—a more organized place, he betrayed this very notion when he sent the following message six month later:Did Reines, in fact, continue to live "like this" for the next two years?
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The planet of love and money, Venus, faces off with strict Saturn and Pluto, encouraging you to reevaluate the ways you structure your life to get more organized and find enough time to both relax and reach the top of the ladder.
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I grew up a lot really quickly, too: I wasn't just following my friends to the pub to the detriment of all else; I got more organized, I stopped living essentially like a teenager—no more messy room, no more late for everything.
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"Before, cooperation at the operation level has been pretty ad hoc but now we hope it will be more organized, systematic, and efficient," Douglas told Reuters, adding that these cross border operations will also be better monitored with regular reports every year.
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She argued that newer gun control groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Americans for Responsible Solutions are much more organized, are better funded, and have more grassroots support than gun control groups have had in her 20123 years covering this issue.
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If you're looking to get more organized, best-selling author, award-winning financial advisor and former CNBC host Suze Orman suggests you start by prioritizing one thing at a time and then work your way up to achieving your bigger financial goals.
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She argued that newer gun control groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Americans for Responsible Solutions are much more organized, are better funded, and have more grassroots support than gun control groups have had in her 20 years covering this issue.
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In a Monday speech in London, Britain's counterterror chief Mark Rowley of the Metropolitan Police said far-right extremists have become more organized in the past two years and are actively trying to forge international links, with social media central to their mission.
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I'd imagine that it will start off very chaotic, and players will be on a rampage, and out of these asses a more civilized community will arise because the benefits are always going to be greater—you naturally gain by being more organized.
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Some of Trump's outside advisers are pressuring the White House to develop a more organized response along the lines of the well-disciplined "war room" effort that President Bill Clinton put together when House Republicans sought to impeach the Democrat in 1998.
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The 10 new units and other new battalions to be formed this year will be trained in all forms of combat, weaponry and tactics, with the aim of turning the YPG into a more organized force that resembles a traditional army, Xelil said.
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It is always tempting to think that the other side is more organized, more motivated, and more seamlessly united than they are, since all one can see are their successes, and not the compromises, mistakes, and frustrations that lie behind those successes.
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Here's an imaginary newspaper article from mid-November 2018: The Democratic wave that swept the nation in last week's election was the product of a more organized and more progressive effort that broke the rules about how minority parties get back into power.
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It's unclear how quickly this market escalated, but some say that it grew more organized on the Venezuelan side in the early 2000s as President Hugo Chavez radically altered PDVSA's structure and finances, reducing checks and balances and using its profits to fund his projects.
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This is definitely an app for people who are more organized than I am, but there certainly are those people in my generation and this app will give them all of the categorization tools they desire to preserve their friendships in zeroes and ones.
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Losing weight, being more organized, saving money, enjoying life and getting fit usually top the charts, but sticking to the plan is hard to do: as little as 8 percent of people, according to a study by the University of Scranton, fully achieve their goals.
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Here's refugee and asylum-acceptance on a fiscal year basis, going back as far as we have data: The US has a very consistent record of preferring the more organized, safer, more permanent resettlements of refugees over the fairly abrupt claims of asylum-seekers.
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But Serbia — seen as the aggressor in the wars and accused by international rights organizations of atrocities on a larger and more organized scale than any of its former enemies — has never accepted responsibility for the crimes committed in the name of the Serbian people.
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Ethiopia, Africa's second most-populous country and one that 30 years ago was a byword for famine, is more organized, ambitious and centrally controlled than many other governments on the continent — the ruling coalition intends to transform it into a middle-income country by 2025.
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Fall and its corresponding school-and-office-supply bonanzas are a sign of a fresh start: I love telling myself that these journals and sticky notes will make me more organized and therefore more productive and therefore better at my job and therefore happier.
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The center may emphasize the benefits that will come to those who master the techniques of rational thought, like improved motivation and a more organized inbox, but it also suggests that the real reward will be far greater, enabling users to be more intellectually dynamic and nimble.
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"If you have situations like this where the C.E.O. is doing his first step into this market where you have the biggest problem, and there are millions of questions in the air, then you have to say, 'Let's do it in a more organized way,' " he said.
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Compared to kids with more organized home lives, preteens in disorganized homes were 80 percent more likely to be disturbed by family members watching TV or listening to music and 70 percent more likely to be kept awake by relatives texting or talking on the phone.
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Some pools have grown so large that organizers have become fearful of the wrath of the I.R.S. I spoke to three such New York-based commissioners who over the course of 220 years or more organized pools of hundreds of members and worth thousands of dollars.
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In the three years since a team of mostly male media executives, policy advisers and fringe political consultants successfully guided the businessman from Manhattan to the White House, his campaign has undergone a dramatic transformation leaving it more organized, more engaged and more female-forward than before.
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Of course, cleaning out years of emotional and physical clutter takes work, but having a more organized life makes you "much more productive so that you can act out your goals," said Regina Lark, a professional organizer and board member of the National Association of Professional Organizers.
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The TiVo button at the top is now a rounded circle instead of an actual logo cutout; the thumbs up and down buttons are more muted as simple black-and-white buttons, instead of green and red and have been relocated; and the overall layout seems more organized.
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Thanks in part to Prop 60, which rallied the adult industry and inspired many members to get political, the porn community is much more organized than it was during the Bush years, with many more allies outside the industry—allies whose support may be crucial in the coming years.
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As the sport of mixed martial arts became more organized, the emphasis on fighter safety was necessary not only to protect athletes and comply with standardized Boxing Commission rules, but also to distance itself from another fighting sport venue that arose around the same time—the Toughman Contest.
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Back in the day, me and my friends would try to join "street teams" for our favorite pop-punk bands — a hit-the-street-and-put-up-flyers type of grassroots promoting that goes back to the 1970s and became more organized by record labels in the '90s.
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In many cases, says former RNC chief of staff Mike Shields, "you're talking about local grassroots activists who couldn't be further from the establishment in DC." By most accounts, Ted Cruz's campaign has been much more organized and tuned in to this stage of the process than Trump's has been.
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Hyperproof wants to make it easier to comply with GDPR and other regulations As companies try to figure out how to comply with regulations like GDPR, ISO or Sarbanes Oxley, Hyperproof is launching a new product to workflows that will allow them to gain compliance in a more organized way. 7.
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If France's experiment in confining its citizens — less rigorous than the Chinese, more precocious than the Italian, far more organized than the American — yields the hoped-for flattening of the curve, it would be vindication not just for the underlying system, but for a Western democracy's organized effort to combat the coronavirus.
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" David Alpert: "Negan really is a sign of the new world, they thought they could take him, they thought they were the baddest people out there, but then they run into someone better, stronger, more organized... there's very little hope for our characters, because Negan wields that power perfectly for the apocalypse.
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Although it may be difficult to summon up optimism after a defeat, if Mr. Ince and Ms. Aksener stay engaged in politics, they could build a stronger and more organized opposition that will draw in new and younger voters and compete again for control of Parliament, and the presidency, in five years.
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More organized, more ambitious and more centrally controlled than a lot of governments on the continent, the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (a coalition of four regional parties), which controls this mountainous, semiarid but spectacularly beautiful land of just over 100 million people, intends to transform it into a middle-income country by 2025.
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If this bill passes Congress and is signed into law by President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, organized labor in America will be struggling to find where its next dollar will come from.
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President Obama's chief of staff, Denis McDonoughDenis Richard McDonough2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report — Trump retreats on census citizenship question Democratic candidates should counter Trump's foreign policy MORE, organized the luncheon, which will be attended by 85033 former chiefs of staff from every administration dating back to President Jimmy Carter.
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" Gowdy also pushed Comey on comments he had made in a New York forum earlier this month, in which he told a moderator his decision to send two FBI agents to the White House without notifying the White House counsel's office was something he "probably wouldn't have done or maybe gotten away with in a more organized administration.
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Coinciding with so many people's New Year's resolutions to make their homes more organized, the Netflix original series follows Marie Kondo, the best-selling author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing, as she helps real people clear out their clutter as a way to re-discover what really sparks joy in their lives.
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By Sunday, the episode had led to a purge as the Trump campaign indicated that it would cut ties with three of its five pollsters, a sign of internal discord in an operation seeking to be far more organized and professional than the slapdash, one-man show that Mr. Trump ran out of Trump Tower in New York four years ago.
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What seems at first like an undifferentiated pile of drudgery can, in fact, be divided into three categories: tasks that need doing for the health and hygiene of the garden; tasks that could be done to tidy up the place; and tasks that a more organized, more ambitious and generally better person would do to create a thriving garden next spring.
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In many cases, says former RNC chief of staff Mike Shields, "you're talking about local grassroots activists who couldn't be further from the establishment in DC." Fights over rules may seem arcane, but they present great opportunities for mischief By most accounts, Ted Cruz's campaign has been much more organized and tuned in to this stage of the process than Trump's has been.
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By not imposing or promoting a single aesthetic but instead encouraging unconventional originality, the association, which presented concerts and conferences, became an incubator for the genre-defying group the Art Ensemble of Chicago as well as the multi-instrumentalists and composers Anthony Braxton and Henry Threadgill, along with others who channeled the high-energy "free" jazz of the early 22015s into more organized works.
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