Rhino poaching may be continuing, but Huijbregts sees "more and more efforts on protecting the species," including more professional rangers and more professional forensic tools.
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Isn't there room in the marketplace for more professional video?
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We just need to be more professional swinging the bat.
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"More and more professional pianists use us," insists Mr Fazioli.
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No one seemed more professional or capable than they were.
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The second match took place in a more professional setting.
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No team in Europe produces more professional players than Ajax.
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Chefs nowadays are much more professional and a lot have degrees.
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With enrollment figures increasing, a natural progression is more professional opportunities.
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Live video on Twitter's about to get a bit more professional.
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In the last few months, Voters Not Politicians became more professional.
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"We are now a bit more professional and cautious," he said.
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Yeah, his is way more professional, and you should watch it.
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Facebook's big push into more professional video "shows" has finally arrived.
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He suspects the company viewed clean-shaven workers as more professional-looking.
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The challenge is to become more professional while retaining the grassroots ethos.
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They do look more professional and have a beautiful aroma to them.
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Periscope Producer won't actually help make your video itself look more professional.
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I'm not going to straighten my curly hair to look more professional.
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In contrast, ALLES appears to be striving for a more professional position.
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And I hope that the more professional candidate is an electable candidate.
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And more and more "professional" or "white" collar folks feel this way.
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"I hope the more professional candidate is the electable candidate," he said.
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Thanks to our support, they have steadily grown stronger and more professional.
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He was sure he could create a better, more professional shopping experience.
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" Read more " Professional dancers operate in a world where youth is prized.
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But as the years went by, I got more professional about it.
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That means more professional merchants are becoming high-volume sellers on Amazon.
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Our tone, vocabulary and cadence becomes more professional when we address a computer.
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I thought it would make the situation better, more professional, like an audition.
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"Kim needed an assistant where the relationship is more professional," said the source.
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"Kim needed an assistant where the relationship is more professional," continues the source.
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"Kim needed an assistant where the relationship is more professional," the source continued.
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But as drone racing grows more professional, some pilots are raising alarm bells.
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Female emojis also have more professional options, like construction work and private investigators.
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"This looks much more professional now," Gruss said in comments emailed to Reuters.
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And, you know, I hope the more professional candidate is an electable candidate.
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You can also get it in a larger, more professional Folio notebook style.
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It would also put experienced managers in boardrooms and spur more professional practices.
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Keeping things simple is more professional and will streamline your lines of communication.
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The children of the first generation of Chinese are moving towards more professional jobs.
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The cabinet is now "a much more professional outfit", points out one aide, tartly.
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You will feel more professional and people will admire you for your fashion sense.
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E-sports teams are striving to become not only more professional, but more profitable.
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In retrospect, Arlene says she should have sought more professional help for her son.
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It's not as good as more professional tools, but it's also only 130 bucks.
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Shawna Kenney: 290:30 Club was more professional, for lack of a better word.
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Later in her story, Posh posted a more professional photo of her eldest son.
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The Matrice 600 Pro is apparently even more professional, as its name would imply.
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If you aren't sure you want to email, opt for the more professional outfit.
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I think that'd be a great way for this industry to become more professional.
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Khosrowshahi has already taken steps to make Uber's corporate culture more professional and sensitive.
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The more professional racers have sponsors, but the race is also open to newcomers.
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About 4,000 people turned up and since then, we've been more professional, more organised.
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"I just decided that I needed a more professional team around me," Calderwood said.
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Business fraternities are unique because they're more casual, coed, and have more professional aspects.
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The defending in high-level European games, as Howard noted, is generally more professional.
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Remember that a short reply is kinder and more professional than none at all.
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And to the degree that people are better-educated these days and they're more professional, there are more professional jobs, and to the degree that the professionals in the firm want to feel good about representing also the nonprofessionals in the firm. Right.
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She's eligible for up to seven more professional tournaments before March, when she turns 16.
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But now that Chavez Jr. is 31, De La Hoya explained, he's becoming more professional.
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It has become more professional at IO and in the industry in general as well.
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Think about everything you do on Facebook but more professional, and sprinkled with human resources.
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While those teams can get ridiculously garish too, many have sought a more...professional look.
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"She couldn't be more professional or sweet," Sarandon said in an interview with Vulture. 4.
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Clinton has better surrogates than Trump, a more professional campaign team, better voter data, everything.
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Portrait mode applies blurring to the background to offer a more professional-look to pictures.
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As more professional therapists came to Transition House, the staff began to think more psychologically.
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"Interactive Brokers is different in that it caters to a more professional crew," Tabb said.
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The interface is clear and minimalist, which makes it feel more professional than Makeup Genius.
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As well as moving into advertising, the industry is growing more professional in its lobbying.
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A lot of the talk is about making college athletics more professional — paying salaries, unionizing.
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In order for that to happen, the rebels need more guns and more professional training.
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Using a domain name email gives you a more professional image right off the bat.
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Still, experts say Iran's hackers have notably grown more professional in a matter of years.
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"Yep, as a married man I guess you get a little more professional," laughs Cannon.
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He would fight nine more professional bouts before his licence was finally revoked in 1935.
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Is the band still fun, even though it's become a more professional pursuit for you?
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He sometimes takes home as much as $1,000 a week working at a more professional shop.
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It's just enough to make your shot a little better, and a little more professional-looking.
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"Men think they are more professional and know much more about this business than women do".
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Should the candidate work harder to become more honest, more professional, or more passive and complacent?
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Her research found that the more professional-looking YouTube videos were less likely to be copied.
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More professional care would make a big difference, but there is an acute shortage of nurses.
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Lastly, Panasonic announced the Lumix FZ23, a camera that caters to the more professional video crowd.
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As more professional podcasts enter the market, it's getting harder for amateur podcasters to grab listeners.
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More professional softball teams would enable more college players to stay in the sport after graduation.
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Particularly when it comes to more professional applications like Blender, a tool used by 3D artists.
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It happened on a date, while many of the other incidents happened under more professional guises.
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Mr. Bannon's departure gives General McMaster an opening to bring more professional discipline to policy making.
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But unlike four decades ago, the equipment is high-tech and the participants are more professional.
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On tour with Mitski, I felt like I entered this much more professional, healthy, regimented realm.
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First of all, the design is cleaner, sharper and, thanks to the darker colors, more professional looking.
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But her mom, 43-year-old Amy English, wanted to hold off and take more professional pictures.
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Across the board, we have really moved from this user-generated only, to much more professional content.
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With a quiet insistence, though, more and more professional observers have followed Wright's lead in recent weeks.
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And they understand the art market and art promotion in a more professional and less prejudiced way.
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As the non-profit sector becomes more professional, young people are keener on qualifications tailored for it.
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Think Ice Princess but more professional: Nagasu makes her own padding by slicing up old yoga mats.
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Celery could get these more professional UI and UX-focused merchants into the Indiegogo family of products.
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If you want a more "professional Twitch partner" aesthetic, I'd recommend downloading Streamlabs' version of OBS instead.
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Fourth, the Afghan National Army is a more professional military force than it was several years ago.
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" That line was removed in 2007 in favor of a more professional and inclusive "Facebook © 2007.
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Blizzard is launching an ambitious new e-sports league to make competitive Overwatch a lot more professional.
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Creating artwork, a logo and a website for your podcast can make it look more professional, too.
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For instance, you may feel more professional, put-together, and relaxed when you get a weekly manicure.
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He now admits he has tried to clean up his image to be a little more professional.
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And I began to sing... I thought it would make the situation better ... more professional... like an audition.
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To make the calls sound more professional, he says they sometimes hire voiceover talent from the U.S. online.
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The other three — Telestream's Wirecast software, Switchboard Cloud, and Teradek — are more professional video creation and management solutions.
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Originally scrappy, over time they became more professional and started to join local and sometimes even national governments.
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And I began to sing ... I thought it would make the situation better ... more professional ... like an audition.
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If their militaries are more professional, they're less likely to commit human rights abuses — at least, in theory.
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Despite this lag of institutional capital, Zennström pointed to an explosion of startup companies getting increasingly more professional.
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In fact, it was only in January that Amazon upgraded Alexa with a more professional-sounding newscaster voice.
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During 30 years of democracy, many of Brazil's judges and prosecutors have become more independent and more professional.
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Longer hours and stricter responsibilities are part of a trend towards a more professional approach to the role.
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Like he was much more professional than a lot of 'real hip hop niggas' straight up and down.
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Topf pointed out that the touring business has become much more professional and business-oriented since he began.
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Her mission was to make the company more professional and strike big deals, like the one with ESPN.
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"People are having broader and broader networks that are more professional connections," Dex founder Kevin Sun told Axios.
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And for a cleaner, more professional look you can tuck the bow of your laces behind the tongue.
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Next door, a more professional clientele fills the refined blonde-wood interior and outdoor couches of Les Maquereaux.
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" Wells said ... "You don't use that around kids -- you gotta be more a little more professional than that.
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So you will see content on Airbnb become more and more professional because otherwise it doesn't make sense.
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I really wanted to go back to that, that level of freedom but in a more professional environment.
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The camera can also capture in low-contrast S-Log3/S-Gamut3 video profiles for more professional-style footage.
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Key changes included reducing down-time between matches, and introducing more professional elements to the league's portrait-only broadcasts.
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I change out of my comfy clothes for the first time this week for a more professional get-up.
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"Thinking about it, I wouldn't do it again, just have to be more professional in [the] future," SUSPC7 said.
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Up until now, Apple's own editing tools have been somewhat cumbersome and complicated when compared to more professional tools.
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It allows you to adjust how strong the effect is, and can help your pictures look much more professional.
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The more professional ingenuity they showed despite being defrauded by Corinthian, the less money they will get in restitution.
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It gives you manual access to all your cameras features, as well as functions available on more professional cameras.
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One time, though, I got asked to do a Playboy shoot, which was much more professional and much scarier.
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As part of the transformation, Lowe's is focused on expanding e-commerce and attracting more professional homebuilders and contractors.
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Like others who provide election assistance, IFES works with local partners to promote more professional and independent electoral institutions.
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"I would not have filed a complaint if she had been more professional," Ms. Davis said of Ms. Milan.
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This is probably also due to a more professional angel and micro fund scene that has developed in Europe.
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GoFundMe has recast CrowdRise as a more nimble version of what it already was, but also a more professional version.
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This dual camera system allows the phone to shoot more professional-looking portrait mode photos with noticeably better background blur.
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"It will open up a much larger market, a much more professional market in the way we hoped it would."
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"These greater standards, combined with training, compliance and documentation efforts … will lead to more professional interactions with clients," Hammerman said.
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But Sharot also tells me optimists work harder and longer, which might lead to higher pay and more professional success.
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We also became more professional on this front and started working with a tour manager four or five months ago.
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The industry may need to become just a little more professional, if we want those dreams of drone delivery realised.
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But apps people use every single day (productivity apps) or that are geared at a more professional audience, could benefit.
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It was a very long, slow process of becoming a more professional activist and understanding the world I'm operating in.
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The huge corruption doesn't allow it to get better, to be more professional, so we can actually tackle the problems.
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They were friends, but friends in terms of moving in similar circles, more professional and charitable and institutional than social.
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This second exhibition — wildly different from the eye-pleasing cluster of Mucha's posters — targets a more professional audience, Knight said.
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In April, it launched AutoDraw which turns your squiggles and doodles into more professional drawings of shapes and other objects.
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Other current and former staff members, however, described a more professional work culture, and said they did not witness harassment.
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A more professional handling of the matter would have garnered Trump some positive headlines in Indiana and been ignored nationally.
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But experts already credit with Mr. Xi with making significant progress in creating a leaner, more modern, more professional force.
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It is rarer and rarer, because we are more and more professional and better equipped, but it will always happen.
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The move is seen as a drive to move sellers toward becoming more professional in managing their own stock levels.
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In the past ten years, legal experts say they have seen more professional, white-collar women taking employers to court.
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This Mastering CSS course will teach you how to create stunning responsive websites that help make your business look more professional.
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John Kelly would bring a more professional approach to the White House as chief of staff — can't do it for him.
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"This is not about dumbing things down," Manzari observes, noting that as devices become more professional, they often become more intimidating.
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I expected a station that bears the name of the Air Force to represent it in a more professional, positive way.
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But I like that it's about their authority and who has the power, in a more professional sense than anything else.
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Not only will the right home office setup make you more productive, but it will also make you appear more professional.
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I needed to be more professional and be in a more competitive environment because I wanted to grow as an artist.
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Facebook already has plenty of video, but Watch will likely draw in more professional video creators who depend on getting paid.
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They had good equipment, they had good ideas, it was good vibes, and we also felt a little more professional, obviously.
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Do you like to share stories about your weekends when everyone tries to be a bit more professional in the office?
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"I realized on that terrible day that sea rescue in Spain had to become a lot more professional," Mr. Camps said.
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Having formed identities around being expert travel reviewers, Super Contributors may "write more critically to appear more professional," Dr. Gretzel said.
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Cameras keep getting better and offer more features for those who want to shoot more professional photos on their mobile devices.
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A more professional twist on the classic, the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6 captures your photos in — wait for it — a square.
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Those investments included hiring a site designer to make my website more professional and coaches to teach me sales and copywriting.
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I was coaching [another blogger], and they were more professional, clinical, and I started teaching them — 'Okay, share more of your personality.
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This will include the broader market, but also podcasts from more professional media players yet to invest strategically in the audio format.
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Following Formlabs' $35 million raise last year, the company has focused its attention on its more professional-grade Form 2 printer instead.
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Their embrace did not, however, lead to Trump surrounding himself with more professional staff, developing sounder policy, or moderating his worst instincts.
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It also makes the front-facing camera capable of Apple's new Portrait Mode effects, which lets you replicate more professional flash lighting.
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As mobile cameras continue to improve, look to see more and more professional photographers eschew their bulky gear for devices like iPhone.
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"That's when we realized that that's something that we could potentially do on a bit more professional level," he told Esports Observer.
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As startups grow more professional while staying private longer, they're getting serious about how they structure equity compensation plans to retain talent.
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Redditor names are masked with ones that sound a little more professional (like Bryan from Retainment) and thread titles become subject headers.
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Venus, an affectionate and charming energy, will cool down its seductive vibes in Aquarius, giving you a more professional and polished demeanor.
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Making Bitcoin more professional threatens to centralize power The larger the block size, the more computing power is required to mine blocks.
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The title character's costume is about 10% more professional looking than what you'd find on the sale rack at a Halloween store.
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That inhibits it from establishing and sticking to the sort of long-term strategy it needs to become and remain more professional.
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If you're a recent graduate starting the job hunt, the process of giving your resume a more professional makeover can be intimidating.
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During Mark Carney's tenure as governor, the central bank has sought to become more professional – a process that Hogg herself helped advance.
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"It used to be just a few of us enthusiasts doing it, but now it's become a lot more professional," he said.
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With its high ceilings, the warehouse-like Home Depot gave off an industrial feel to seemingly draw in more professional home improvers.
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In other cases, well-trained militaries see themselves as more professional than the venal politicians, and launch a coup, as in Mali.
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And Wall Street Journal White House Correspondent Michael Bender says to expect a much more professional organization than Trump had in 2016.
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Tech Tip Q. I have two Twitter accounts — a personal one and a more professional one I just created for my job.
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In this show's trajectory, Abercrombie largely forsakes more roughly worked surfaces for the crispness of René Magritte and a more professional Surrealism.
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It can save time and money, and more important, with more professional diplomacy, the world might just become less of a mess.
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In 2011 and 2012, its YouTube service spent hundreds of millions of dollars to encourage video makers to create more "professional" content.
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On average, homespun videos cost 20 percent less to run on Facebook than more professional footage, even before factoring in production costs.
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I use a more professional, standard vocabulary so that I won't stand out even more, based on the way that I speak.
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According to the WTA, Gauff will be allowed to play only seven more professional tournaments before she turns 16 on March 13.
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In recent years, he has spearheaded an effort to make China's judiciary, which is subordinate to the ruling Communist Party, more professional.
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Plus, there's a more professional sheen; J Dilla's product had the kind of high finish that Madlib can rarely be bothered with.
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The change, which was first disclosed this week, is a step towards offering a more professional bitcoin trading service, cryptocurrency experts say.
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It's likely that this transit will make you want to behave more maturely, to have better boundaries, or to be more professional.
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Some, like Gazeta Wyborcza, are more professional than the others, but it doesn't mean that they didn't choose sides in the battle.
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It's all representation of feelings that I had, and I hope that's still true even has the projects grow more professional. Yeah.
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And if the firing Monday of Trump's controversial campaign manager Corey Lewandowski signals a more professional Trump operation, Clinton's fun could quickly fade.
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But I didn't cease to be a caregiver when we joined the community, I just had a bigger team that was more professional.
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She answers the more important questions, such as: How do you spin that camp counselor gig into something that sounds way more professional?
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We think it's important to invest in our employees, and to help them gain new skills and create more professional options for themselves.
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Crews exercised extreme bravery by speaking out against a talent agent, one who has more professional leverage than he does in the industry.
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I've worked for 20163 years, sometimes halfway professional, sometimes more professional, in the art world, and I came to my kind of conclusion.
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As early as WWII, British Field Marshal Earl Wavell had foreseen the rise of more professional armies and some of its political ramifications.
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In addition, podcast marketers will be able to remove the Overcast branding from their shared clip to give it a more professional feel.
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But it is curious that Uber, a notoriously image-conscious company, hasn't dispatched someone to update Kalanick's portrait to something more professional-looking.
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Congress would significantly improve its problem-solving capacity under a reempowered committee system, with more and more professional staff to conduct policy analysis.
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Any fan's footage can be a fancam, though many die-hards like to follow fansites for more professional footage of their favorite member.
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The state giant Gaofeng, which owns a maze of shafts directly under Dachang's streets, is considered more professional but pays $300 a month.
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If you know basic HTML and CSS, try tapping into other programming languages to create even slicker, more professional looking websites and apps.
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Having a corporate-sounding email is far more professional than using an antiquated Yahoo address as the main point of contact for prospective customers.
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It might not be made out of leather or suede, but it'll look a lot more professional than the backpack you used throughout college.
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" The more professional the quality, the more the public's reaction seems to be, "Look at these overprivileged [slurs] wasting their time, minds, and money.
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It's possible to record in lossless formats, for example, or to have a separate track per participant to make editing sound far more professional.
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But compared with high-profile cases of fraud several years ago, he noted, investment standards have increased and Chinese companies have become more professional.
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The bloc has twice as many people with PhDs in science, technology, engineering or mathematics as America, and a million more professional software developers.
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Apple's iPhone 7 Plus already features rear-facing camera modules, one of which is used to sense depth and create more professional-looking photos.
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In addition to coming up with compelling content, you have to design your slides to look more professional than just a generic PowerPoint template.
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As part of the training recommended by the committee, Bradshaw believes that more professional development models on bullying intervention could benefit from emerging technology.
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"This is silly," said Sean Spicer, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee, which has tried hard to make the Trump campaign more professional.
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Republicans have repeatedly pleaded and cajoled Mr. Trump to run a more professional campaign, reflecting greater attentiveness to rules of political and social decorum.
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Meanwhile, other experiments may appeal to those who use the service in a more professional fashion – like an advanced queuing system for scheduled posts.
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Doing that, however, obfuscates interactions, something that ought to be a lot clearer if the iPad is designed to be a more professional machine.
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We are just as human as you are; we just have a different and more professional experience with life and death, all of us.
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More sports governing bodies are being asked to create their own plans as more professional athletes speak up, normalizing what remains a stigmatized topic.
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The key here is to not consider this the final step on your career ladder — you'll have many more professional opportunities in the future!
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Booking and Agoda: Similar to Airbnb, but these sites are more professional in that they're mostly used by professionally-run apartments, hotels and resorts.
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Other programs seek to make the civil service more professional, help subsistence farmers diversify their crops and increase yields and connect regional electric grids.
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So that, I guess, is the most concrete change that I've seen since I started, is the website is a much more professional publication.
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I usually just wear concealer and foundation because my skin isn't great, but I wear more when I want to make myself look more professional.
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It's a huge, old thing that provides an extremely reliable connection and, for our purposes, signals the more professional inclination of the new Ember microphone.
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"So if you're going to put a placeholder in an essay, you might want to choose something a little more professional than 'whats his nuts.'"
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That solution may work for the occasional tweet, but businesses and developers may want an easier, more professional way to show off their Alexa skills.
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Rather, it's the idea that a more professional group like VC 3.0 provides greater inclusiveness to new investors than traditional backyard BBQs and house parties.
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Deanne meets Savannah in Palo Alto, CA. Savannah has invented VAL, a portable video studio that can make a live video stream look more professional.
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Of course, there are audiophiles who might tell you true audio brands like Sennheiser or Audio-Technica would serve you better (and appear more professional).
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Either Strzok never intended to act on his words or more professional members in the FBI prevented him from acting in a politically motivated fashion.
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To get there, Tebow will have to maneuver past players who are several years younger and have thousands more professional at-bats under their belts.
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"We want to set up more workshops, buy machines, find a trainer in couture in order to make clothes - make it more professional," she said.
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"The partnership with Nike can bring more professional and scientific services to esports athletes," Bobby Jin, co-CEO of TJ Sports, said in a statement.
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I needed some time out to just go and be a young man, get some life experience and come back with a more professional head.
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Some, like the FPÖ and the National Front in France, have ditched some of their more obviously extremist positions and project a more professional image.
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On that point, looking at the In and Out campaigns, it is not in doubt that the former is more united, more professional, better run.
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" Brooks contends that while anti-Trumpers obsess over the president's fitness for office, "the White House is getting more professional" and "briskly pursuing its goals.
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Since the Attica uprising, the number of medical personnel employed in New York's prisons has increased and become more professional, according to the Correctional Association.
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I wanted to try out a pair of pants that were more professional and work-ready — but casual enough to be wearable on the weekends.
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As the web matures into something more professional and family friendly, it's only natural that other social media sites might want to do something similar.
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Dutch wines have made their way into top-rated restaurants thanks to our wine farmers, because their production process has become more professional over time.
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For instance, she wants to install bars in the bathroom to help prevent her husband from falling, and anticipates she will need more professional help.
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"I had never met anyone who was more professional, more dedicated to the mission of the Tennessee Department of Corrections than Debra Johnson," Parker said.
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"Regulatory clarity would result in token sales being conducted in a more professional manner and better disclosure and transparency for the entire process," said Tee.
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While Dagne Dover's backpacks are definitely more versatile, we found the laptop bags to be a bit more professional and easier to carry on the subway.
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Founded by Brad Griffith in 2013, Gametime has steadily added tickets from more professional sports teams and to a wider variety of events over the years.
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Still, that doesn't necessarily stop the app from showing up in slightly more professional situations, like recruiting or in athletic centers on college campuses, Lee said.
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So, GoFundMe is taking its non-profit business up another gear, building a more professional face to cater to businesses (in this case, non-profit businesses).
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The most obvious change to the new Blade Stealth is both the least and most important: Razer is giving the range a new, more professional look.
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The app also prevents kids from messing up the blueprints and jamming the printing head—which can often be a problem in more professional-grade printers.
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Dey told me he saw the need after working on Enternships and seeing that the people placed into internships needed more professional development as they grew.
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At the time, the Senate employed some four dozen women, mostly as stenographers and messengers, but she was the only one in a more professional position.
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Some of those who voted for the president did so because they thought he believed in the need for independent institutions and more professional public agencies.
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"It is a long process, the goal is to make the military more professional, and away from politics," said Arslan Chikhaoui, chairman of a consultancy firm.
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I still own a mirrorless camera for taking more professional shots, but most of us use our smartphones for taking most of the pictures we shoot.
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In fact I actually preferred controlling the drone with the controller rather than the phone, a first for me when it comes to more professional models.
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A Russian private military contractor who was based near Idlib province told Reuters that rebel fighters there are far more professional and motivated than their adversary.
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One of the simplest things you can do to look more professional and polished is to hem your dress pants or jeans when they're too long.
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Another was by replacing the factory issue wide-angle lens with one that was rectilinear (similar to a 35 millimeter camera) for cleaner, more professional footage.
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We have taken the lead in the fight against the enemies of the Afghan people for over four years and have grown more professional and lethal.
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It's possible that Strzok never intended to act on his words, or that more professional FBI employees prevented him from acting in a politically motivated fashion.
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In hindsight, a lot of the required training placements during school and right after would have been easier to get if I had developed more professional connections.
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By the numbers, he seems to be underperforming his last run, despite having a vastly more professional campaign infrastructure and not facing a juggernaut like Hillary Clinton.
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New iPhone cameras continue to give DSLRs a run for their money thanks to improved sensors, more professional-looking portrait modes, and better low-light photography capabilities.
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Some of the girls—especially some of the more professional ones—do all sorts of weird shit with it, gargling with it or blowing bubbles with it.
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Greipel now has one more professional career victory than Briton Mark Cavendish, who is not taking part in the first World Tour (elite) race of the season.
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Once Jane is aware of her annoying habits, she can start to shift her communication style and engage with her co-workers in a more professional way.
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Many CEOs (and even celebrities) have two profiles: One that's public and "more professional" (for colleagues) and one that's private and "more personal" (for family and friends).
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It's a brand new 214K live streaming camera meant for people who need something more professional and reliable than the camera and connection found on a phone.
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Still, many Hill Republicans are mystified why Trump hasn't taken a more "professional" approach, as Graham described it, to the myriad of tough policy issues before them.
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Though price cuts may be inevitable, for HTC their main focus has been on showcasing some of the device's more professional use cases for creatives and developers.
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Running a sharper, more professional campaign that narrows the polling gap with Clinton would certainly be good news for Kelly Ayotte and Marco Rubio and Pat Toomey.
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These countries have kept crime lower without resorting to authoritarianism, using a mix of more professional (if still far from perfect) policing and relatively effective social programs.
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I'm old school, but if you prefer, you can buy specialized car-wash gear quite easily online or at auto stores, to do a more professional job.
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The firings point to an accelerating security reform launched several years ago to transform Algeria's politically oriented military into a more professional body, political sources told Reuters.
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Betty Crocker has never shed her red blazer and white blouse, but she has become a bit younger, less formal and more professional looking over the decades.
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To keep her audience, the then-21-year-old philosophy student had to buy more brushes; in other words, she had to invest in being more professional.
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Owning so much space now allows for "more professional machinery, more experiments and more communal areas that add to the overall atmosphere in the studio," she says.
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Now, she said, the city has brought in more professional, national-level health care management, and are trying to improve rotation of medical staff to avoid fatigue.
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This one is a little less chunky and doesn't show the Apple logo like the one above, making it just slightly more professional looking (in our opinion).
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She makes him stronger, he says, and opens up his heart — the answer to a question he'd asked himself amid years of more professional than personal triumphs.
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But Trump's loyalty to Lewandowski came to an end as he announced that he would start running a "different kind of campaign" — one that seems more professional.
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Whatever personal agendas lurked in the background, this week's meeting felt "more professional than political", says Elizabeth Prodromou, a professor of conflict resolution at Tufts University's Fletcher School.
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That won't satisfy more professional traders — most of whom you'd imagine would already have an account on Binance by now — but it does leave a loophole for others.
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Sonos recently updated both its soundbar and home amplifier products with Alexa support, but a more professional-grade Amazon speaker and amp could cut into those products' success.
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Even though that sounds like a chore to most people, they like enhancing their networking skills with older, more professional adults— a trait most fathers can get behind.
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The goal is to make it easier for creators to give their streams a more professional look-and-feel, without requiring they have a lot of technical expertise.
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Arnold advised Goldfarb not to waste his time on the cold finger method, and to try a much easier method with a more professional sounding name, cryo-concentration.
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Mr. Berlin's appointment and the creation of the new supervisory position were seen by many as moves to reform the commission — to make it more professional and accountable.
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"I think deep down, in his own way, he's becoming more professional," Paul McNamee, a retired Australian player and a former C.E.O. of the Australian Open, told me.
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The son of a New Jersey barber, Mr. Caiola started as a vocalist but was persuaded by his father that being an instrumentalist would offer more professional opportunities.
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Congress can choose another way: Deregulating industry will provide women with more professional choices, and amending rigid labor laws will endow employers with the flexibility to provide flexibility.
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Last month, Anchor launched a "podcast lab" in Manhattan, where podcasters can book time, for free, to come in and record a podcast with a more professional setup.
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Mr. Hedges had argued in a letter to the commission that better pay would create a "more professional Legislature" and attract more candidates willing to serve in Albany.
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This is so early for me, but I get up, throw on something a little more professional than normal because I am meeting with investors, and hit the door.
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There are more professional drivers on the road today than ever before Uber's application actually converted a car from being something that costs money to something that makes money.
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And if the manner in which they're asking, or their reactions, or their responses make you uncomfortable, it's probably a cue that you should find a more professional gyno.
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I soon identified the problem: The more professional opportunities came my way, the more time I spent away from my real-life friends — the people I truly cared about.
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It also has a much more professional and sophisticated feel than something like Quik or the built-in video effects you get inside the Snapchat and Instagram apps themselves.
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On the new podcast, Brownlee talked about how MKBHD has become more professional in recent years — at age 24, he now has three full-time employees working under him.
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Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren said Tuesday the company is taking a more professional view of its real estate assets than ever as it faces pressure to unlock their value.
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But, LeBron went to bat for the reporter -- making a video explaining the entire situation and essentially saying LaForce couldn't have been more professional or sensitive to the situation.
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For the horologist in your life — or just the millennial employee who wants to look more professional — consider a subscription to this members-only watch of the month club.
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"Li is now up there, and I think it's only a matter of time before you have more professional players from China playing in this event," Woods told reporters.
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"If my supposition that this is actually a more professional negotiation, a more serious one, is correct, then it's not surprising it would need more time," Ms. Shirk said.
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Google already offers a no-coding AI trainer called Cloud AutoML, but this is a much more professional tool, with a greater scope for customization, scaling, and customer support.
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Since first launching on Kickstarter in 2013, 3Doodler has introduced updated iterations of its 3D pen, including a more professional model that can use wood, copper, and bronze filaments.
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Building your personal brand will not only show you in a more professional light but also tell your potential employer what you're about and what you're an expert in.
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As Formula One became more professional, with increased investment from sponsors and governments, teams began to insist that their drivers concentrate on the sport that was paying their salaries.
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As women experienced more professional successes — by 1999, women earned 40% of all conferred MBA degrees — the pressure to aggressively counter gender norms and workplace sexism via their wardrobes waned.
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From that information, create a more professional list of bullet points you can touch upon when meeting with your boss, to help keep the conversation organized and to the point.
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Growing up, I white-washed myself and took pleasure in people commenting on how fair my skin was or how much more professional I looked when I relaxed my hair.
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"At least one of the boys could have survived," Dr. Mohammed told VICE News by phone on Thursday, had they been quickly transported to a more professional hospital in Damascus.
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"I think in 2016 this trend will continue to strengthen with more and more professional businesses entering the market, as well as business scale increase for existing operators," he said.
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Pitching itself as a more professional alternative to 3D Hubs, Formlabs and Shapeways, Link3D is the fruit of nearly two years of work from founder and chief executive Shane Fox.
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Analysts typically point to the heavy presence of retail investors as an explanation for the madness of China's markets, suggesting that more professional investors would bring greater stability and sanity.
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We know that a recent college grad has been carrying a backpack for most of her life, but this is the perfect time to upgrade to a more professional style.
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Britain is home to one of the world's most respected intelligence agencies, which makes it well placed to lead a more professional pan-European effort on intelligence-sharing and surveillance.
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The latest killings are grim reminders that far more reforms are needed to make law enforcement officers more professional and respectful of the citizens they have a duty to protect.
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Something that sounded outdated to me at first became a skill I could use in my office to be more professional and even with my friends, just to show respect.
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But, he said, "President Bush's team could not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition," and he planned to do the same.
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Their experiment had come to an end, but the article went on to mention there was an organization in the United States that offered a more professional form of cryonics.
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I learned to be more professional, learned to play against two or three defenders, and learned to play with players who are there for themselves rather than for the team.
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It's easier to see her influence in the photographs of artists like Juergen Teller or Ryan McGinley, although both serve up a glossier and more professional version of Goldin's style.
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Many had received negative press for operating outside the law, selling questionable products, poor working conditions, and robberies, and there was an expectation that legal dispensaries would be more professional.
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"On Rohrabacher and Wasserman-Schultz, that was just more professional courtesy and trying to protect future equities of asking members to come down and testify behind closed doors," Conaway said.
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But President Bush's team could not have been more professional and more gracious in making sure that we had a smooth transition so that we could hit the ground running.
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Ok, we know that a recent college grad has been carrying a backpack for most of his life, but this is the perfect time to upgrade to a more professional style.
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He was the face of a UFC that was growing more professional in appearance, and he understood the contours of the ground shifting beneath him better than any of his peers.
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It's got the same 3200 x 1800, 13.3-inch display, 16GB of RAM, and color choices of the classic black and the more professional gunmetal gray option introduced earlier this year.
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Backpack We know that a recent college grad has been carrying a backpack for most of her life, but this is the perfect time to upgrade to a more professional style.
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Shooting itself in the foot"Our attempt to change RT, to make it more professional and objective, would likely have just made it a more effective propaganda medium," the source said.
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If you're in the US and ask Alexa to reel off the latest news today through your smart speaker, she's going to sound a bit more professional than on previous days.
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A volunteer at the Clinton Davenport office, he said things are more professional, and cutting edge this time in part because so many Obama campaign veterans are with Clinton this time.
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Instead of just streaming from their phones, the API lets more professional broadcasters use their own high-grade cameras, mixing boards and effects suites, plus control who sees their Live videos.
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I wear it, of course, because it works with most outfits and looks decidedly more "professional" than other bags... And also because I'm a dumb bitch who's desperate to fit in.
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Teefey had been Gomez's manager from the time her career took off as a child until 2014 when Gomez abruptly fired her parents as her managers to seek more professional representation.
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If it succeeds, expect to see other popular video games mimic this city-specific style of league, with many more professional sports teams owners getting their own piece of the action.
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O'Neil made the operation more professional, but it was Sauter who saw the potential in a former coach and Everyman who had completed two undistinguished seasons as a CBS analyst: Madden.
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Science and Freedom was soon enough done in and replaced by the more professional Minerva, but it is hard to see the magazine as having done much to advance U.S. hegemony.
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Just like Parrot's other drones, the Disco is controlled over Wi-Fi through the company's FreeFlight smartphone and tablet app or through Parrot's more professional Skycontroller (which the team actually recommends).
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To be sure, in the Cleveland incident, limiting Live wouldn't have prevented the video of the killing, but emphasizing vetted partners would set a more professional tone for Facebook video altogether.
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You'll learn about backlinking and email marketing best practices and ultimately discover how to use all of these things to make your site look and act more professional within its niche.
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The app ecosystem that sprung up around the Apple Pencil and iPad Pro is growing fast as more and more professional graphic artists ditch Wacom and Windows for Apple and iPadOS.
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Last month, Abe announced his intention to allow more professional and skilled foreign workers, but he wants a limit on their duration of stay and prevent family members from accompanying them.
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"It does give hope to those teams who are getting there that if they are a little more professional, or do things a little better, they might make it," he said.
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I mean, $349 for a gimbal with a built-in screen is pretty steep by any measure — especially given the fact that the drone maker has much cheaper and more professional options.
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With a global headcount exceeding 13,000 colleagues, Bosch describes its team as forward-thinking and offers opportunities to people on all age levels, from school and university students, to more professional roles.
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"The Chinese are getting more professional but sellers are giving more priority to potential buyers outside China because of the restrictions imposed on capital, " said one person who dealt with mainland buyers.
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You'll also learn about backlinking (one of the keys to getting in Google's good graces), and how to use the process to make your site look more professional within its particular niche.
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The move follows last summer's launch of redesigned VSCO mobile applications — something that VSCO did in an effort to further differentiate its more professional photo-editing app from the category leader, Instagram.
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Backpack Ok, we know that a recent college grad has been carrying a backpack for most of his life, but this is the perfect time to upgrade to a more professional style.
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Unlike most other Hungarian politicians of the time, Mr. Orban "thought about politics in a more professional way," said Zsuzsanna Szelenyi, one of the Fidesz lawmakers sidelined by Mr. Orban in 1993.
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Some people are fine just posting raw clips to Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, while others like to spend hours creating something that looks like it was shot on a more professional camera.
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The UR59C seems to be meant more for content creation than gaming, with ultra-thin bezels and a more professional, fabric-covered back than the more industrial look of a gaming monitor.
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And many of them surely watched that speech and felt Romney's critiques of Trump were far more professional, biting, and persuasive than anything the candidates on the trail have offered so far.
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It inherits a lot from its more professional equivalent, the interchangeable lens X-Pro 503, including a built-in ISO dial that's integrated into the Shutter Speed Dial for more manual control.
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Nevertheless, the picture that emerges from the flurry of reforms is of a Chinese legal system becoming more professional and fairer when it comes to strictly commercial disputes and basic administrative problems.
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Not that the world doesn't need more professional athletes or actors, it's just important for kids to realize that other careers aren't necessarily as boring as they're often made out to be.
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For stabilization that's a little more professional, there are plenty of accessories out there to pick from, from flex clamps to gimbal stabilizers that counteract the GoPros movement instantly while you're filming.
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In 2015, Beijing introduced reforms to its state-owned industrial sector aimed at strengthening central government-owned enterprises, while introducing more professional management systems such as the adoption of boards of directors.
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Zapier (save links from favorited tweets)Zapier is a more professional spin on the IFTTT idea, letting you connect together all kinds of sites and services (including Twitter) to create new tools.
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"As the cannabis industry becomes more legitimate, more and more professional roles will be in demand to help businesses comply with tax laws and regulations and scale into larger markets," Zhao wrote.
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This means that I frequently switch it up between wearing comfy stuff, like today, and wearing more professional outfits like dresses and tights on days that I have meetings outside the office.
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It was a steep learning curve, but it also became a platform for me to implement changes so the company could be run in a more professional way from top to bottom.
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Maybe voicemail is just more professional than a text, or maybe we keep it around because it's cute when moms do it and it's useful for creating interludes between '90s rap songs.
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Sadie Synn, a lifestyle and professional dominatrix who has been in the BDSM community for four-and-a-half years, makes a similar distinction between lifestyle and more professional, paid client relationships.
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It was originally called The Grass Is Greener Global (The GIGG), but he changed it to Hunter & Esquire because clients told him that they'd prefer he had a more professional-sounding name.
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McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski is trying to restore a more professional culture, starting with feedback from key stakeholders and applying the chain's core values across the system of franchisees, suppliers and employees.
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"The great promise of YouTube is the potential for this to be an important job, for there to be more professional, independent creators than coal miners in the U.S.," Mr. Green said.
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Whether you've changed your real-life name, you're upgrading to a more professional username, or you're just bored of your current moniker, you can change your handle in less than a minute.
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The Philips unit also faces an unexpected threat from newcomer Acuity Brands, which had more professional systems sales than Philips did in the first three months of 2016 for the first time.
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"I believe the chaebols in three years will move towards more and more professional management who heed the interests of all shareholders, not only the family who founded the company," he added.
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It handles close to 2,000 complaints a year, and, of course, any number of them can involve judges who are lawyers and who are handling cases in the state's more professional courts.
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They're tuned to a more professional and accurate sound, but if you're the sort of person that's grown tired of the extra bass apparent in most portable headphones, these are the perfect antidote.
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BREASTFEEDING MOM SAYS ALABAMA RESTAURANT COVERED BABY&aposS HEAD WITH A DISH RAG "I could not have asked for a more professional and affirming experience from the Washington Metropolitan Police Dept," she wrote.
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Elgato Game Capture HD60 S — $149.95 See Details Your computer's built-in webcam is just fine for casual streaming, but if you want a more professional-looking setup you'll need an external webcam.
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The Federal Aviation Administration isn't mandating ADS-B on drones, but DJI already has the tech installed on some of the company's more professional offerings, like the Matrice 200 and Mavic 2 Enterprise.
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At the moment there aren't a lot of details about how accurate iPin's Spacial Ruler is, but you can safely assume it falls slightly below more professional and purpose-built laser measuring devices.
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However, while women certainly occupy more professional roles than bride, information desk person, or weird lady getting a head massage, the tech industry that Google has heavy-handedly shaped hasn't acknowledged that yet.
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The new National Centre for Counter-Terrorism, led by a former chief of counter-espionage, Pierre de Bousquet de Florian, is supposed to have made French officialdom more professional in dealing with threats.
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" She added the ambassadors would likely don business-casual looks: "We're planning on meeting with several Congress members… We've asked them to dress in more professional attire to fit in with everyone else.
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Surround yourself with a community that "gives you the confidence to take more professional risks," said Audrey Gelman, co-founder and CEO of The Wing, a women-only club and co-working space.
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In their book, Mr Mattis and Mr Brazil provide a useful field guide to Chinese intelligence services, from the distrust and purges that weakened them under Mao to their more professional incarnations today.
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Price: ~$399Buy on:Teenage Engineering Wacom's most affordable display tablet yet, the Cintiq 16 is a great starting point for young creatives and hobbyists who want to make the jump to more professional devices.
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It's gotten more professional in the sense that we don't have to hide, we're getting paid real wages (and not just a half pound of weed) with checks at the end of the day.
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In recent times Indian cricket, much like the Indian economy, has inexorably pulled ahead of the Pakistani game, propelled by higher revenues, hugely fatter salaries, more professional management and keener promotion of young talent.
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"Most of the jobs that Amazon will be putting in place in New York and Northern Virginia will be higher-end, more professional services-equivalent jobs rather than warehousing or distribution jobs," he says.
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So to figure that out, Facebook is throwing a bunch of products inside Marketplace to see what people want, including more professional products and services offered by actual retailers, not just regular Facebook users.
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The new act would create a board of directors for NASA These changes are meant to make NASA less political and more professional, said Representative John Culberson (R-TX), the author of the legislation.
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Charles M. Blow As the Republican National Convention kicks off Monday, Donald Trump has a tremendous opportunity to rebrand and reboot his campaign, to make it look and feel more professional and less petulant.
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There's probably no reason to spend $500 on a monitor if you don't work at home full time, but it's a small addition that can really make your home desk a more professional space.
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One recent problem is the rise of a more professional class of home-sharers — people who buy up properties to rent out full time on home-sharing sites, often in violation of local rules.
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Google: The technology giant unveiled its Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL phones, both equipped with so-called computational photography, which leverages algorithms, artificial intelligence and special sensors to make images look more professional.
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Also, a new front-facing "TrueDepth" camera is capable of taking those fancy portrait shots that debuted on the iPhone 7 Plus, which create a blurred background bokeh effect that looks much more professional.
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Goldman's client base, Mr. Moszkowski noted, comprises more "professional investors," like hedge funds, than the customers of rivals like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, which cater to a broader array of corporate clients.
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For example, you may want a more professional look in the morning as you head into the office, but a more messy style for happy hour after work — this putty lets you do that.
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Apple is adding a new portrait lighting feature called "High Key Mono" and will let you control how far away the simulated lights are in a portrait photo so that the pictures look more professional.
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But even though the contestants' inexperience was part of the inherent appeal of Idol, Clarkson — like her peers in future seasons, Carrie Underwood and Jennifer Hudson — had more professional experience than the producers let on.
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By opening up computer-based streaming to everyone, it's clear that Facebook is hoping to take live videos more seriously by making it possible for all its users to create more professional and robust broadcasts.
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The company estimates that it's currently shipping more professional 3D printers than all other companies combined, thanks to its ability to offer up pro-level prints at the fraction of the price of industrial machines.
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Today's bank is much more professional, but it is nonetheless blamed by the left for failing to prevent the financial crisis and by the right for its bleak forecasts of the economic costs of Brexit.
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"Eight years ago, President Bush and I had some pretty significant differences, but President Bush's team could not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition," Obama said.
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Kim Kardashian West recently parted ways with her longtime assistant Stephanie Shepherd, and now, a source tells PEOPLE the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star plans on maintaining a more professional relationship with her replacement.
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AutoDraw is like AI's take on Pictionary—it looks at your rather haphazard drawings on screen and then tries to recognize what you're trying to sketch out, replacing your efforts with something much more professional.
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In the current landscape of safely upbeat pop-rock and safely noncommittal buzz bands, the jagged, unruly songs in Wolf Parade's catalogue continue to reveal themselves as sharper, more professional compositions than they first appear.
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Having played for the New England Patriots since he was drafted into the NFL in 2000, Brady has won more professional games than any other starting quarterback in NFL history -- that's 208, to be exact.
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I believe in being brave and surrounding yourself with people who are infinitely better than you, technically and more professional, and that actually leadership is about coordinating those people so that they work better together.
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Pay has increased in recent years as players have pressed their federations for better compensation and as top European clubs have begun to embrace the game, and the women's game has become far more professional.
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Starting in 2018, the Overwatch League has attempted to bring some semblance of order to this universe by adopting a more professional sports-like structure, with regional franchises, a predictable season, and a TV contract.
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As the House of Representatives made its way toward a final vote, the lounge filled out with guests -- and a more professional set, in sportscoats and dresses, replaced the tourists from earlier in the day.
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Chief Steve Parrish has a complicated history, but he gave me the impression that, since he had taken charge in May 2015, he had been battling to make the department less vindictive and more professional.
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Except not, because Melbourne ultimately does his small part to save the day by making it known to Albert that he's going to retire soon, characterizing his relationship with the queen as more professional than personal.
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In the letter, Sabine Robertson-Phillips, the district's assistant superintendent, ordered Kirkland to "Cease and desist telling female students when your wife is out of town," and to be more professional in his communications with kids.
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The appointment comes as the company has scrapped plans to launch a subscription video-on-demand service and decided instead to double down on efforts to bring more professional and semi-professional creators to the platform.
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These two cameras are more similar to the setup on LG's G6 and new V30, but they also have the ability to blur out the background for more professional-looking shots, like on iPhone 7 Plus.
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Mr. Sanders's Brooklyn timbre once labored through Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" ("As I went wawking … that ribbon of highway … I sawr above me … that endless skyway"), but he eventually secured more professional help.
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It's going to be like those how-to type of videos but more professional, more long-form, and more vague because it's going to be about songwriting as a whole, not songwriting as a specific artist.
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Rather than acting in the way another more professional security force might have done, putting him in handcuffs and taking him away, they essentially pull Hunter out of sight and continue beating him until he dies.
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And although the 4K camera falls flat in terms of image quality, Insta360 will be releasing a 73K Leica-branded attachment in a few months that they are hoping will satisfy the more professional among us.
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If you're a web designer for a startup who wants to make the move to start something in a more buttoned-up industry, you might ditch the the business casual attire for a more professional look.
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So you'll get more and more professional service, because generally it makes sense that you don't just do one thing but if you set up an apartment, you do it for 20 apartments and so on.
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While VR art apps like Google's Tilt Brush have seemed a bit amateurish in vibes, Oculus has been looking to position Medium as a more professional application that's easy to get going with but hard to master.
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Free for Android and iOSNanoloopImage: ScreenshotA rather plain-looking sequencer tool but that makes it perfect for casual musicians and beginners, and there's actually plenty of depth here for the more professional users, if you need it.
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But it's also one of the most accessible 3D modeling tools, and if you want to give 3D modeling a try, at least there's always Remix 3D around to make your creations look a bit more professional.
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Kourtney and Khloé Butt Heads They document their workouts almost every day on Snapchat, but Kourtney, 38, and Khloé, 33, decided they wanted to produce something a little more professional for their fans: a full workout video.
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As more professional Little People basketball teams got set up across the country in the wake of the Shorties success and awareness-spreading, their members got older and their popularity waned, then one day they just stopped.
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You never know when you're going to meet a potential client or collaborator and you'll look much more professional handing over a glossy business card than you will jotting down your email on a cocktail napkin. Moo.
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Lower Saxony's Christian Democrats, led by Bernd Althusmann, promised to take a more professional approach to Volkswagen, creating a dedicated staff in the prime minister's office that would help manage the state's stake and provide better oversight.
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As with previous models, the Osmo Mobile 21 (available today) is a smartphone accessory designed to help you record smoother, more professional-looking video, while also making it easier to capture specialized shots like timelapses and panoramas.
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The new feature is being touted as a benefit of the photo site's new stewardship from SmugMug, which bought Flickr back in 2018 and already offers similar features for ordering prints for its more professional skewing services.
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Small says that more professional investors will be putting money into bond ETFs in the future as the bond business moves toward electronic trading, a shift that happened more than a decade ago in the stock market.
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To help you ensure you webcam video looks as good as possible, enroll in this 101 course, which teaches you all the techniques and hacks to get more professional-looking webcam videos without investing in expensive equipment.
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LVL UP's third album, "Return to Love," was its debut last year for the eminent indie label Sub Pop, while the fourth LP from Cloud Nothings, "Life Without Sound," has a more professional sheen without sacrificing scrappiness.
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Then I turned to YouTube, and while the world has been turning to the video service for drug advice for about a decade, more professional weed-related videos have been popping up in the past few years.
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"A report was published by special counsel Robert Mueller and we hope that this tumultuous situation will die down and we can finally move on to building more professional, constructive dialogue between Russia and the US," Lavrov said.
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Along with adding some variety to Razer's lineup, the Gunmetal color in particular seems like it'll match up quite nicely with the more professional gunmetal-colored version of the Razer Blade Stealth that the company launched this summer.
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Instead of sending bungling burglars into the Watergate complex, a much more professional job could have been done by someone like a young Vladimir Putin, who would become a rising star in the KGB a few years later.
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Recruited from a district judgeship late in George W. Bush's second term as a more professional-seeming replacement for Alberto Gonzales, he is now best known for his participation in and defenses of the Bush administration's torture regime.
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More professional athletes have felt empowered to come out publicly as members of the LGBTQ community in recent years, including Minnesota United soccer player Collin Martin, U.S. Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon and Olympic freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy.
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Almost nine years, sixteen more professional wins and one welterweight championship title later, he remains confident in his abilities on the ground, but it's the praise—and the criticism—of his standup game that he appreciates the most.
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MoKo Hardshell Magnetic Stand Folio Case for 9.7-inch iPad Pro — starting at $53 See Details For a more professional look, this leather folio stand case by ProCase is ace (and would look extra impressive in an interview).
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He will have a much more professional, targeted personal campaign machinery to help him after relying mostly on the Republican National Committee in 2016 -- and has already raised nearly $100 million to power his bid for a second term.
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Why it matters: The huge amount is "a testament to the more professional operation that [Trump's] campaign has been running" for this cycle, writes the Times, which notes that the president used personal money to supplement his 2016 campaign.
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" Then there are the reportedly more professional pictures currently being posted on Instagram by those photogenic members of Swift's so-called "squad" who stayed at Swift's Rhode Island house for July Fourth — or, to use the official hashtag, "Taymerica.
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The women they'll be helping to grow into more senior roles have the proven grit and interest for learning software skills, and they're more professional to work with than a squad of college hires at their first real jobs.
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Rih has also used social media for more professional purposes in the past, recruiting Instagram baddie Sanam for her "Bitch Better Have My Money" video via Instagram direct message (where she told her "I think you're so fucking rare").
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As a result, this Christian-ish landscape seems to produce more social dysfunction, more professional disappointment and more personal disarray than either a thoroughgoing secularism or a fully practiced faith — which makes it ripe territory for Trump's populist appeal.
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In the six months that followed the Louisville convention, the NRA broke its record for federal election spending, pouring more than $210 million into advertisements meant to help Trump overcome Clinton's larger war chest and more professional campaign team.
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At last month's VidCon, the online video industry's annual trade show, Facebook unleashed a charm offensive to creators, highlighting its fledgling video ad programs and introducing a new app featuring tools to help creators make videos look more professional.
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"Hopefully, that delta of difference [between the NWSL and the national team's success] is shrinking, because hopefully, we're doing a better job year-over-year, we're developing more equity in our marketplaces, we're developing more professional staffs," Plush said.
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I really needed a basic black pair of work pants — we don't have any sort of dress code, but I try to look somewhat more professional than I need to, so I'm taken seriously (and not mistaken for a student).
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The 2018 Annual Conference will include over 300 themed sessions, is packed with more professional-development workshops than ever, and offers a long list of LA-museums and cultural institutions our attendees can visit for free with their conference badges.
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Moreover, Lewandowski and Manafort are purportedly fighting each other for influence within the organization, backed by factions comprised of Lewandowski loyalists from early on in the campaign and Manafort supporters who were brought on later and have more professional political experience.
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It's currently on track to deliver creators $150 million in 2017, compared to $100 million total between its launch in mid-2013 and the end of 2016, and Conte says the site revamp is meant to provide a more professional feel.
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But in the more professional and cut-throat street heroin and crack-selling markets, or in the highly lucrative cocaine smuggling game, it is essential not to be seen by customers or rivals as an easy target for rip-offs.
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This is also an area that Microsoft is already highlighting as a positive in the deal: There are also other areas where you will see lots of natural integrations, for example with Cortana and providing more professional networking tools to users.
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It's worth noting that the current slump was led by iron ore futures traded on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE), a market dominated by local investors, as opposed to the more professional and industry-favored spot and Singapore Exchange (SGX) contracts.
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The U.S. official said he believed an incident last September, when a Chinese destroyer sailed within 45 meters of the American destroyer USS Decatur, was an isolated event and other routine interactions with the PLA navy had proved more professional.
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With the White House becoming "more professional," as Brooks put it, Trump is acting more like a generic Republican president—pushing tax cuts and an aggressive foreign policy just as much as President Jeb Bush or President Marco Rubio would have.
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Read more: Professional gamers reveal the best things about their professionIts Noob uses a multi-streaming service to air his gameplay on both Facebook and Twitch at the same time, but he said his Facebook audience is significantly easier to grow.
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That's why people tell you to "dress for the job you want, not the job you have," to network with those you admire, and to police your tone to sound more "professional," among tons of other tips along these lines.
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In concrete terms, Congress could ramp up these inquiries by hiring more professional staff, using subpoena powers to collect more evidence, and scheduling more interviews and public hearings to build a record — and perhaps a public case — against the president.
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Noto said that offering a premium service via Tweetdeck, Twitter's more professional-focused app, might make sense, but added that charging for Twitter doesn't really align with its four core product values: Being fast, being broad, being personalized and generating discussion.
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"The big contrast is how much more professional it is, from a coaching standpoint all the way to performance," said Pittman, who played on London Welsh, which was then in English Premiership, and collected 223 international caps with the Eagles.
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Asus says that this design is meant to move away from more traditional gaming laptop designs and aesthetics by building something that looks and feels more professional (a similar ethos that's resulted in products like the recent Razer Blade lineup).
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"There are many Chinese leasing companies and they play a more and more important role in the international market, but they need to be more professional," Li Ling, Managing Director Aviation for BOCOM Leasing, told the Global Airfinance Conference in Dublin.
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Wednesday's campaign appointments amounted to a demotion for Paul Manafort, who was brought on as campaign manager in June to bring a more professional touch to Trump's campaign but has struggled to get the businessman to rein in his freewheeling ways.
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Held from February 21-24, the 20183 Annual Conference will include over 300 themed sessions, more professional-development workshops than ever, and offers a long list of LA-museums and cultural institutions that attendees can visit for free with their conference badges.
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In Washington, O'Malley Dillon's hiring was taken as a sign that O'Rourke's once-skeletal campaign was taking on a more professional cast, moving past the relatively small team that had helped propel him to his narrow loss in the Texas Senate race.
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It has an easily readable font, rather than a gamer font, so it looks a little more professional, and the keys have a nice, mechanical feel to them, but they are not obnoxiously loud, so it's better suited to a shared space.
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I've always been passionate about making complete user experiences, whether that's for a kid's toy for a 12-year-old or something more professional, like, making sure it's got the complete package, that it's really easy to use on the physical side.
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In addition to having franchises in specific locations, the league is also looking to offer a more professional environment for players, with guaranteed salaries, health insurance and retirement plans, and housing and practice facilities that need to conform to league-mandated guidelines.
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Meanwhile, Trump's campaign has been fraught with internal divisions — culminating in the sudden departure of top campaign aide Rick Wiley this week — that have highlighted the grave challenges Trump faces as he attempts to transition into a more professional general election candidate.
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Maybe in a more professional, service, and tech-oriented economy, people would prefer unions that focused on providing services to their members (pensions, health insurance, legal advice) or providing mechanisms for them to have a greater voice in how their companies are run.
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Since Mr. Khosrowshahi was appointed chief executive more than two years ago, he has spent much of his time on a global apology tour to clean up the company's image and install more professional management at the fast-growing, ride-hailing company.
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And while some amateur ransomware attackers may not restore victims' data once the ransom is paid, the more professional outfits worry that if they do not decrypt a victim's data, their reputation and "business" may suffer as a result, Mr. Rebholz said.
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Comedy Bang Bang's appeal lies in its all-star mix of comedy guest stars working at the top of their game, combined with its willingness to let loose and experiment with jokes perhaps a little too out there for their more professional work.
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"Eight years ago, President Bush and I had some pretty significant differences, but President Bush's team could not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition," Obama said in his address from the White House.
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" Barrow also hinted at dismantling the Gambian army, loyal to Jammeh for so long: "We intend to have a reform of the army, so that we can give them more training to be more professional, and we need ECOWAS troops to coordinate this for us.
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While it's been possible to get custom sounds into GarageBand before — and it's certainly been possible in more professional apps — the Sound Library presents a much simpler, user-friendly option for discovery, which seems like a smart addition to an app aimed primarily at amateurs.
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Novabench is a decent and free benchmarking tool for Windows you can use for the job, while Geekbench is more professional, more comprehensive, and available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android—but it will set you back $9.99 once you've exhausted the free trial.
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With elections next year and his approval ratings in the single digits, he has back-pedaled on internationally-backed reforms designed to break up the state security service, the SBU, into a leaner organization that is more professional and efficient -- and less prone to corruption.
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Phelps's influence on the sport he set out to make more prominent, more professional, goes well beyond the eyeballs and the excitement he has brought to swimming since he appeared in his first United States trials, a much more subdued affair in Indianapolis in 2000.
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"Legacy hotels are trying to become more local, social and personal, and Airbnb is starting to become more like hotels, with standards and housekeeping support, and making owners more professional," said Chekitan Dev, a marketing professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
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William Turnage, who changed the Wilderness Society from a grass-roots organization devoted to protecting public lands to a more professional advocacy group in time to do battle against President Ronald Reagan's environmental policies, died on Sunday at his home in Mill Valley, Calif.
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We need to experiment with a more professional transfer system, akin to the one that exists in the soccer world, where the smaller galleries get compensated financially if an artist leaves for a bigger competitor and where these types of transfers are more regulated.
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The early fund-raising totals are also a testament to the more professional operation working on Mr. Trump's behalf both at the Republican National Committee and his campaign headquarters in Arlington, Va. — a tactical element of the campaign that is separate from Mr. Trump.
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But when one or two videos regularly turns into two hours of videos, or you're zoning out to makeup tutorials instead of venting to your friends, you might want to take another (more professional) step on your road to mental well-being and seek out therapy.
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Meanwhile, Mariah's manager, Stella, is asking for everyone to be more professional and to look toward their common goal which is support MC. Then we have Mariah, who is always well lit and angel-like as she spends time with her twins between shows and rehearsals.
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Canon considers this camera an option for people who want something a bit more professional than a Rebel, but don't yet have the deep pockets to buy something like the 80D or the 5D Mark IV. The M63 is basically Canon's M5 in a slightly smaller body.
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The All the Money in the World actress, 37, tells PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue that she is already experiencing "more professional" behavior on set and that she's proud to be a part of "rewriting the ending to something" that could have been particularly devastating.
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More professional athletes than ever are feeling bold enough to delve into issues once considered taboo in their field because no one wanted to upset the fans, who buy tickets, or the owners, who sign paychecks, or the coaches, who decide who will play and who won't.
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They can be made up of one person talking with a microphone plugged into a laptop or mobile device, or be a more professional radio-style session with several people sitting around a table with individual microphones plugged into a sound-mixing board connected to a computer.
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State Senator Brad Hoylman, a Democrat whose district includes Hell's Kitchen, said Mr. McManus' inability to get candidates elected in recent years weakened the club, as did its failure to keep up with a changing population that includes gay voters, younger voters and more professional constituents.
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The idea behind the app is to make it simple for someone new to the space to get started, by offering a quick setup process and other tools to make the stream both look and sound more professional — even if the streamer doesn't have broadcasting experience.
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So on the table of contents, they did a little profile of him, and in the profile they say all the older photographers on staff were mentoring him to become a bit more professional in his work and encouraging him to be a bit more mature.
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Trump's campaign has proven the potency of this brand of politics in a way that more conventional, more professional politicians have already noticed — see the mainstreaming of anti-refugee politics even while the GOP primary was under way — and will continue to remember in a post-Trump party.
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Razer says that the gunmetal version is specifically designed for customers who want a more professional look from their computers, and, having been able to see a pre-production model of the new color in person, it certainly looks more suited to a work setting than Razer's original version.
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He has continued holding his signature "Make America Great Again" rallies in the months since, while also raising millions to fund a more professional, far larger campaign operation, with about 80 staffers now working at the campaign's Virginia headquarters, in New York and in key states across the country.
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Every day, more professional quality videos, using film, poetry, posters and essays to accuse the west of violence against Islam, are posted from three main production centers -- the al-I'tiṣām and al-Furqān Foundations and the al-Ḥayāt Media Centre -- as well as others focusing on specific regions.
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Lemke said the organization has spoken with several role models including Anna Baumann, a legal academic who specializes in esports, who wants to support the teams by educating them about contracts, giving advice on how to become more professional and things to look out for in the industry.
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And, since there are two cameras this year, I was finally able to take portrait pictures of my dog and objects, not just humans like on last year's iPhone XR. Portrait pictures are the sort that blur the background of a picture to make it look more professional.
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Previously, the steep price difference between Wacom's intro line of Intuos tablets (which range from around $217 to $216) and its Cintiq line of pen displays (which started at $2649 for a 13-inch display) meant that it was harder for artists to make the jump to more professional devices.
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He had demanded a change of leadership of the state oil guards, parts of which NOC has previously accused of being behind the field occupation, plus training for the force to make it more professional, and the creation of "Green Zones" within the field to prevent unauthorized access among other measures.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has pivoted toward a more professional campaign but he hasn't entirely dumped his primary playbook.
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Orkut ostensibly fulfilled the same basic needs, but observers/analysts/users attributed Facebook's dominance to a number of factors: Facebook had more games, the feed, the like button or notifications, a more "professional" look, mutual friends , and cultivated a following of international students and "professionals" who brought Facebook back to India.
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You don't need an expensive camera to take great photos — the phone in your pocket is better than you think, especially on top-of-the-line phones like the Samsung Galaxy S9 and the iPhone X. When used correctly, phones can produce images that hold up against more professional equipment.
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"Dara is the type of person that's going to come in and institute a culture that's going to take away some of those distractions and probably put them on a more professional business path," Paul Holland, an Uber investor and general partner at Foundation Capital, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Monday.
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But at the end of the other guy's audition, he looked into the camera and said, 'Do you guys want me to do something else?' and at the end of yours, you said, 'My name's Marc Summers and we'll be back with more Double Dare,' and we thought that was more professional.
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Although Paralympians are getting the attention they have long deserved — more media coverage; more professional sponsorship and endorsements — the tenor of the conversation about these athletes and about disabled bodies in general makes it clear that they are misunderstood by most of the world and, save for this brief period, largely unseen.
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Features that make this a more professional machine are the 1600 watts of power (equivalent to the Breville Barista Express, our favorite espresso machine in our full guide), a three-way solenoid valve that prevents pressure from building up in the group head, which makes things a lot cleaner, and even less dangerous.
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So it could be that all of this use of telecommuting technologies and communication gear may be pointing to the readiness for more wholesale reorganization of offices that may well put more pressure on not just workers in more routine, traditionally automatable occupations, but more professional ones, I think, are very real possibility.
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It also hurt Mr. Zinke, the officials said, that the trips came when SEAL Team 26 — which, though now best known for killing Osama bin Laden, had initially been filled with hard-drinking mavericks who flouted the rules — wanted to project a more professional image to compete with the Army's Delta Force for top missions.
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The election of 1896 might fruitfully be placed within a larger picture of the often painful transformation from a rural to an industrial society; the country's changing regional geography (what the historian Frederick Jackson Turner identified as the closing of the American frontier); and the growth of a capable national state, including a more professional military.
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Since I am explaining here my personal connection to this book — though the connection is more professional than personal; I've only ever met the Waldrops once, in passing, when I introduced myself after a reading of theirs years ago — I can also take the opportunity to point out that the extensive bibliography it provides is not quite complete.
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There will always be games for those who favor mechanics and don't care about story either way, but there are now many more professional writers working in the industry and it is starting to develop a roster of games writing stars, in much the way the film industry has its go-to people for particular types of stories.
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The eight-year-old news curation app, which hit profitability last year, will also feature content bundles from companies like the The Verge (with a roundup for Gadgets News and Artificial Intelligence), TechCrunch (with features) and the Wirecutter (with deals of the week.) Tech will be the first of more professional "verticals" to come, says McCue.
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" The Variety write-up goes on to mention Spotify's troubled forays into video, and I'm convinced that co-Editor-in-Chief Andrew Wallenstein knew exactly what he was doing when he wrote this paragraph: "Charging aggressively into a space and then dialing it back in future iterations" is just a more professional way of saying, "Let's just do it and be legends, man.
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The idea behind the the standard is to make it easier to get new smart home devices onboarded on to your network and to minimize the need for consumers to have to check to see what is or isn't compatible with their smart home control system — whether that be Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, or something more professional like Control4.
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"It seems to me, from what I've read and what I've seen from other people covering this, that Dara is the type of person that's going to come in and institute a culture that's going to take away some of those distractions and probably put them on a more professional business path," Paul Holland, an Uber investor and general partner at Foundation Capital, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Monday.
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The artist has the same astute and penetrating insights — with even greater historical perspective — that continue to make him a sought-after commentator and contributor to boards, panels and public forums; he attends more professional and social events than many artists half his age; and he does not appear in inexplicable motley but frequently wears custom suits made from African textiles inspired by his second wife, a scarf necessitated by a compromised internal thermometer.
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Read more: Professional 'sugar babies' share what it's really like to get paid to hang out with rich guysHere's how much every US state pays its teachers and spends on a single studentI went to a 'sugar baby summit' and learned 'sugar daddies' give tuition, gifts, investments, or cash — but they say it's about much more than the moneyMillions of college students are so terrified of loans they're turning to 'sugar daddies' for help paying for school
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While I am no fan of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, professional and journalistic integrity compels me to offer the opinion that even Trump does not deserve the sleazy spectacle that lowers the standards of serious news with the obsession about the Stormy Daniels story.
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Lastly, there's a mix of stuff that's clearly filling out cases developers have asked for to ensure their apps feel either more professional or less of a hassle to use (or both): Developers will be able to test Android O in a desktop emulator or on one of the following devices: Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus Player, Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel C. If you want to try it, you will have to manually download and flash it yourself, rather than sign up for an over-the-air update.
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While the UFC, under the direction of WME|IMG, is clearly moving in the direction of the NBA and the NFL, sanding down the edges of its scrappy, ramshackle past and buffing itself up to a nice, professional sheen—firing "friends of the promotion" like Matt Hughes and Chuck Liddell from its payroll and seeking a more professional tone from its announcing booth—Bellator is free to sell itself more and more as the spiritual home of MMA's more carnival-like past: before Reebok deals and anti-doping partnerships came along to gussy up cage-fights.
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