Reid plays a more prominent role in Rocketman than Bohemian Rhapsody, because Reid played a much more prominent role in Elton John's career (and life) than Queen's.
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Today's addition gives the line a much more prominent option.
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These are just a couple of the more prominent examples.
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Moreover, downside risks have become more prominent in recent months.
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In place, people like Mr Gurumurthy have become more prominent.
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They will be more prominent and useful with this design.
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These are just a few of the more prominent cases.
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In fact, their seats could not have been more prominent.
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Some of the more prominent services also have questionable histories.
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I just wished the other vegetables had been more prominent.
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The speaker quirk does seem a bit more prominent, however.
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I think they could be much more prominent, for sure.
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But if they become more prominent, party coalitions could change.
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That said, we explored some of the more prominent adherents, below.
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The same was true for far more prominent candidates like Rep.
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Patients are asking for smaller, symmetrical areolas with more prominent nipples.
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The more prominent ones are the investments going into Gimlet Media.
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Cash hoarding has become more prominent throughout the years of crisis.
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In this work, the painted frame plays a more prominent part.
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"That question was much more prominent than people remember," Singer said.
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Here are a few of the more prominent pros and cons.
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" She continued, "The flavors seemed more distinct, the textures more prominent.
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Why this image is more prominent than others remains a mystery.
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Nowhere has Mr. Trump's unpredictability been more prominent than on China.
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But he never went on to a more prominent music directorship.
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Yokohama resides in the perpetual shadow of its more prominent neighbor.
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If you flip the device over, the sensors are more prominent.
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However, some people within the movement remain more prominent than others.
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Chipotle is testing making its digital pick-up area more prominent.
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Meanwhile, police start arresting more prominent opposition figures including Karim Tabou.
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In 2018, other critical voices have gotten louder and more prominent.
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The changes included a simpler interface and more prominent placement of podcasts.
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The guilt factor for physical purchases is notably more prominent in women.
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Both concept stores feature more prominent displays for consumers and modernized touches.
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It is becoming more prominent in richer nations also, notes Mr Ghose.
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Speed dial was slightly redesigned with more prominent shadows and subtle animations.
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Meanwhile, more prominent Republicans have said they will not vote for him.
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Recently, though, artificial intelligence has become a more prominent tool in astronomy.
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In 2015 many bigger and more prominent funds nursed double digit losses.
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In "The Help" (2008), pastel and white heads are far more prominent.
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Hezbollah has played an even larger and more prominent role in Syria.
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The statues are scattered in different locations, some more prominent than others.
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Powell Jobs has been among the more prominent holdouts on the pledge.
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She will now take on a more prominent role in American letters.
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The issue of China's state subsidies was more prominent in earlier talks.
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It is more prominent in boys because it affects the X-chromosome.
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I consider cyclical inflation developments, particularly accelerating wages, to be more prominent.
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And he wants to see more prominent people in tech follow suit.
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But financially speaking, some more prominent players might not mind being done early.
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"The world has changed; it's more competitive; exports are more prominent," Hochberg said.
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Since then, AI algorithms have become even more prominent in everything we do.
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The update also makes security and privacy options more prominent, according to Google.
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Without them, her chin was longer and more prominent; her mouth fallen in.
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He leaves with China far stronger and his own role much more prominent.
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Gosling has a more prominent role as a former trader for Deutsche Bank.
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Never was the last more prominent than in Cohen's final, brilliant album You
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However, Gianturco's statements are backed up by one of his more prominent enemies.
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These roles are becoming increasingly important as international cyber hacking becomes more prominent.
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Though discrimination is at play throughout, scholarship and tenacity are even more prominent.
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Other major hotel brands increasingly are making local art a more prominent fixture.
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In that story, Jazz was more prominent, but still definitely a secondary character.
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More prominent names are still short the 65,000 mark, let alone 130,000 donors.
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But in the Manhattan case, Ms. Neve had played a more prominent role.
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Why it matters: That sentiment became much more prominent in the last year.
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The party is more prominent than ever now as the biggest opposition party.
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Rookies Tyler Sturdevant and Ryan Garton likely will have more prominent bullpen roles.
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The cocktail umbrella is crinkly with more prominent sections than the other umbrellas.
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One of the more prominent among those prisoners is investigative reporter Khadija Ismaylova.
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On the whole, however, Asian Americans' affinity toward Democrats has grown more prominent.
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Sadiq Khan, the Labour mayor, will play a more prominent role in their leaflets.
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Larry Hogan carved out a more prominent role in the GOP's anti-Trump space.
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And several of the party's more prominent donors are the ones who powered it.
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Whiting said driver numbers had already become much more prominent on cars last season.
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The economy is becoming more prominent as a voting issue, as Trump recedes somewhat.
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"When her hair is to the side, one cheekbone becomes more prominent," he says.
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Left: Spray-shaped lines are faintly visible beneath a much more prominent charcoal deer.
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But they have become much more prominent in recent years, publishers and translators say.
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Nipples become more prominent during sex, Prasad explains, due to the wonder of hormones.
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The backing singers grew to a mini-choir and the strings were more prominent.
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Ekonomou's more prominent role comes after the abrupt resignation last week of John Dowd.
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While more prominent on the men's side, the pattern has not escaped the women.
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In the last year, Spain has played a more prominent role in the crisis.
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Techniques pioneered in that outbreak are playing even more prominent roles in this one.
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The lack of confidence in affording coronavirus costs is more prominent among younger Americans.
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Erin Hills won out over more prominent Midwestern courses, like Cog Hill outside Chicago.
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The buckwheat flour is the more prominent flavor, adding an earthy, almost woodsy character.
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None of this behavior is new, but social media platforms make it more prominent.
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It's no accident that "mood" is one of the online world's more prominent tropes.
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But they have become much more prominent in recent years, publishers and translators say.
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And closed, private messaging services like Signal and Telegram have also become more prominent.
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That was a time when boxing was much more prominent than it is now.
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You started what was one of the bigger, more prominent PR firms, Robinson Lerer & Montgomery.
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Going forward, we're going to make these choices more prominent and easier to manage.6.
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Some voices are more prominent than others but there is never a battle for control.
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Though there was no official leadership, certain members became more prominent and influential than others.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg debuted features last May that made groups a bit more prominent.
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Here are the key predictions of some of the more prominent selectors, as of Tuesday.
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More and more, prominent evangelicals seem to be folding conservative politics into their belief system.
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But those have only been more prominent in the news over the past several years.
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Product pages have also been redesigned, with new video previews here and more prominent reviews.
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A more prominent hawk, John Bolton, is about to become Mr Trump's national security adviser.
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News. Things grew especially contentious as her character, Santana, became more prominent on the series.
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Has English become more prominent as English-language-based mobile apps connect the developing world?
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Some have taken the daring step of making women more prominent in their marketing material.
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That means information is going to be a lot more prevalent for more prominent artists.
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During this period, the SGI employees faded from view and the hobbyists became more prominent.
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"Conservative bots have a much more prominent position in these information sharing networks," Ferrara said.
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Google Likewise, search results in maps could start including more prominent ads for nearby businesses.
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It seems natural for Google to offer advertisers a more prominent spot in Google Maps.
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"We are working on just making video much more prominent across our site," she said.
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You'll also notice that the camera icon is far more prominent and easy to access.
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But in this one, the character of Michael DeForge plays a much more prominent role.
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Photos already had some smart albums, but the "For You" tab make them more prominent.
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Sauter thought it was time to elevate the elegant Scully to a more prominent role.
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Perhaps he is counting on those already charged to provide evidence against more prominent officials.
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"We know the type of products, [on which viewers'] touch is more prominent," Sunder said.
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Concerns about economic inequality have become more and more prominent over the past few years.
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In New York, Mr. Howe is among the more prominent federal witnesses in recent years.
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The black Sharpie made the design line in Juelz's hair more prominent, the complaint says.
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That's thanks in part to bigger wheel arches, air ducts, and a more prominent diffuser.
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Now Wakefield has plenty of businesses that focus on its more prominent West Indian population.
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The Chinese military is expected to take on a more prominent role in Hong Kong.
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If Disney starts to can shows, releasing those metrics could become a more prominent conversation.
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In particular, Spotify has given podcast show trailers a more prominent position in its app.
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Family policy has become a more prominent issue this cycle, with other candidates, including Sen.
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Among the more prominent NGOs in Rishikesh is the Ganga Action Parivar, Parmarth's environmental concern.
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Ku predicts that as artificial intelligence become more prominent, memorization skills will become far less relevant.
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When asked whether Pruitt could have played a more prominent role, Warmington credited Oklahoma Republican Gov.
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But the film should have been out and much more prominent than any of my documentaries.
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Silicon Valley has played a more prominent role in the 2016 campaign than in previous elections.
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As Hater creator Brendan Alper told The Verge last month, video will only become more prominent.
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Creatures may disappear for a mysterious reason, or become more prominent due to some mystical event.
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Hunt said "patches of white or grey" coral became more prominent in the north of reef.
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Or the "pre-existing condition" of sexual assault or domestic violence, both more prominent in women?
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Recently it expanded that functionality to all users, and now it's making video even more prominent.
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Certain diseases are more prominent within particular ethnic and economic groups, and environmental factors affect epigenetics.
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Over the past five years he has become far more prominent, thanks to Mr Xi's backing.
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Watch for the fight to get more prominent as the expiration date on the law approaches.
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Now, Facebook is making Moments a more prominent part of its desktop web experience, as well.
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"Financial stability has to be given a more prominent role in monetary policy decisions," he said.
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Adding last year&aposs storms would have made the slowdown a bit more prominent, he said.
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However, risks related to global factors, including the threat of increased protectionism, have become more prominent.
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Most of the more prominent progressive objections look back further than the beginning of this race.
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But owning a house in Mayfair has only become a more prominent status symbol over time.
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"That's becoming a more prominent value in American death care, the idea of gentleness," he said.
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An increase in discipline was even more prominent when parents reported both weed and alcohol use.
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She now joins Apple as the company stakes out a more prominent position in policy debates.
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Adding to the uncertainty, some of the city's more prominent developers have not embraced the deal.
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In the coming month, we're going to make these choices more prominent and easier to manage.
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The whole film just has so much atmosphere and repressed terror that just becomes more prominent.
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Overall, Democrats were more prominent on the airwaves, a reflection of their significant fund-raising advantage.
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Clinton onstage at the night's more prominent event, with Mr. Klepper cracking wise at the lectern.
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No family has played a more prominent role in modern American politics than the Bush family.
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Xi began to take a more prominent public role in fighting the virus in mid-February.
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The question of what to do with the data is only going to become more prominent.
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Now he's enlisted investors to help him take on one of Microsoft's more prominent products: PowerPoint.
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The study claims the tendency was more prominent among women who considered themselves more physically attractive.
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And yet, there's a paradox: In creating opportunities for others, D'Adamo has become more prominent herself.
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Certainly something more prominent than a single button like IGTV that still no one is requesting.
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Now he is embarking on an even more prominent fix-it job in Michigan: Ford Motor.
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Even now, it's hard to overstate the cultural bias against women assuming more prominent public roles.
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The Industrial Revolution reshaped traditional holidays, so social reformers reinvented traditions, and made decorations more prominent.
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She's likely to become one of the more prominent members of Trumpworld in the coming months.
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"NPLs have a much more prominent role for the servicer than do performing transactions," Margaria said.
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But it's been present in all four hours so far, and it's only growing more prominent.
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These organized gangs of hooligans, referred to as "firms," are becoming more prominent around the country.
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Whereas if somebody more prominent had done it, there would have been more attention, more heat.
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Meantime, immigration-related issues also have taken a more prominent role in ties between Mexico and California.
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That's the tradeoff we have to get comfortable with to make these more prominent in our culture.
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Now, with placement in people's home feeds, this year's registration effort is much more prominent and proactive.
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In 2009, Google allowed the inclusion of rival search engines as long as Google's was more prominent.
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Instagram recently began testing a much more prominent shortcut of importing photos from Google Photos on Android.
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That said, the group has lost one of its more prominent financial backers — a boost for Google.
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Many of Cruz's more prominent supporters, however, were not as willing to allow bygones to be bygones.
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Nonetheless, people reported on social media that more prominent services have also gone missing from app stores.
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And the more prominent sterling houses argue that the UK market still has a lot to offer.
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Since becoming president, that theme has become, if anything, even more prominent in Mr. Trump's public statements.
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Facebook will change this with a feature that is as obvious as the more prominent bookmarking strategy.
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To mark the milestone, WhatsApp is finally updating its Android app to make video calling more prominent.
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"As nominations approach, anxiety about possible policy directions from presidential candidates should become more prominent," Christopher said.
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One more prominent feature that was a key part of Skype's mobile makeover, however, is missing: Highlights.
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This style only became more prominent during the early 2000s, a boom era for daredevil street skating.
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But all that slow, thankless work has been eclipsed by the more prominent voices of mainstream feminism.
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The more prominent a person is and the more assets that person has, the higher the price.
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"She managed to win this year because she remains arguably more prominent than other contenders," Gallup said.
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The company has, however, since made a design change to make the opt-out feature more prominent.
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Most of the new ones are listed here, along with a few of the more prominent returnees.
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"None have been more prominent in this arena in recent years than the United States," Ahmad said.
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As algorithms become more prominent, there's a risk that they become black boxes that decide for you.
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Svengalis, éminences grises, the shadowy puppet masters pulling the strings on others more prominent—these are Rasputins.
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Whether such an overture will include making the European Union flag more prominent remains to be seen.
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But this is going to start to change starting in 2020 as 5G networks become more prominent.
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Many of Maret and Sidwell's recent stars could have played for more prominent high school basketball teams.
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Dan Loeb, one of the more prominent hedge fund executives on Wall Street, is a big fan.
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More prominent figures dropped out of the Future Investment Initiative conference yesterday, including Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The dogs get wearier and wearier, their muscles more and more prominent, and their mouths increasingly salivate.
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Cities, and by extension their mayors, are grabbing a more prominent role in world and economic affairs.
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Students note that these problems, though perhaps more prominent in Greek organizations, are not confined to them.
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As Treasury secretary, Mr. Mnuchin has become more prominent as financial battles linger for the Trump administration.
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The walls in Senator Zellnor Myrie's office were bare, which made the furniture all the more prominent.
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From one of the more prominent pieces describing the movement: "What WTF isn't: 'Pro-politician,'" Pincus said.
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Were those songs just too good to not get the attention they deserved with this more prominent release?
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Amber, the sympathetic racist in Green Room, gets a more prominent role than her ideological counterpart in Imperium.
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Instead, most envision high-deductible health plans as an even more prominent part of the health care system.
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There are wrist straps included that add a bit of grip and make the shoulder buttons more prominent.
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"More prominent in this year's program will be that they are raising capex, but it's cautious," said Yergin.
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There were several pro-Trump applicants, but the more prominent theme was not candidate preference but party service.
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But it's become a much more prominent part of feminist discourse over the last ten years or so.
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It also pledged to make more prominent disclosures about who paid for the ads on the advertisements themselves.
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While not Cro-Magnon by any means, they have a slightly more prominent supraorbital ridge (eyebrow) than average.
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There's always a story, but, of course, the political point you're trying to make is much more prominent.
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The antenna lines at the back will be streamlined and the camera will be a bit more prominent.
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Plasmodium vivax tends to be less deadly but is more prominent throughout the world, including in South America.
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With Cortana's makeover, the more popular "quick actions," as they're called, have been given a more prominent position.
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Rather, it makes money from selling premium subscriptions to access extra selling tools and secure more prominent listings.
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Far from any infrastructure more prominent than the trail you abandoned an hour ago in an attempted shortcut.
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Find female leaders and peers you want to support — or step up into a more prominent role yourself.
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Those rebukes may weigh on the mind of voters as global affairs become more prominent during the campaign.
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The FDA now plans for gene therapies to play a more prominent role in combating previously untreatable diseases.
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DeadSocial, one of the more prominent digital legacy companies, currently boasts over 12,000 users, according to its founder.
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It's one of the top 10 in-demand work skills, and it's only going to become more prominent.
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Katerra, the SoftBank-backed off-site construction company, is one of the more prominent startups in this area.
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But the expected first public appearance of another, even more prominent Guantánamo captive, Abu Zubaydah, was abruptly postponed.
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Government efforts to correct consumers' mistakes through regulations or programs will likely become more prominent in the future.
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But other Panamanian law firms joined the fray, too, including larger and more prominent practices than Mossack Fonseca.
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The issue set candidates must address would change -- with environmental issues, in particular, taking a more prominent role.
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But the official held out the possibility that it could become a more prominent issue down the road.
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As one of the cases' more prominent alibi witnesses, we were enthralled by her conversations with Sarah Koenig.
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With 20 rooms and 35 male models, it's one of the more prominent male modeling studios in Romania.
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As Ley Uwera's social media activity becomes more prominent, she admitted that she is concerned for her safety.
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As Richter grew more prominent, he began to refer to "cuckoos' eggs," biographical truths hidden in his work.
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The plan comes as global warming is taking a more prominent role in the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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Among Dr. Nassar's more prominent accusers are the Olympic gold medalists Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas and McKayla Maroney.
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Downstairs, there's a medieval suit of armor, moved here after an unsuccessful sojourn in a more prominent spot.
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"It would appear that he played a more prominent role than we had thought heretofore," Connolly told reporters.
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But the vehicle is built to conform to future use cases in which autonomous vehicles are more prominent.
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"It's playing a very prominent role, maybe a more prominent role than it's ever played before," she says.
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The CBC, while always close to Pelosi, has been angling for a more prominent position on Democratic leadership.
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I'll start with a broad view and then drill down to a few of the more prominent items.
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The snowball effect is far from new in narrative fiction, but in peak TV it's more prominent than ever.
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There are actually twelve candidates for the party leadership but some candidates are more prominent, and popular, than others.
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But now Google says gallery ads will become widely available "later this year," making them a lot more prominent.
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At ISO 12,800 that digital noise is far more prominent, and I'd definitely avoid the camera's maximum of 25,600.
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Online abuse is an inevitable part of existing online, and the danger is higher the more prominent you become.
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At the press conference, Aronberg addressed rumors that the investigation might lead to a more prominent person than Kraft.
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I wish classic communication was more prominent in my generation, but I have a bad obsession with my phone.
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The changes will also include making copyright disclaimers more prominent and removing view image links to the image URL.
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And in Sunday's episode, an even more prominent character reappeared after a long absence and even an apparent death.
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Oil becomes a more prominent source of relative emissions growth, thanks to persistent demand for transport and petrochemical production.
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For now, though, the engagement is more prominent on the right because the narrative fits Russia's aim, experts say.
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Facebook could choose to make those organizational features more prominent, and to be clearer about when it's curating posts.
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Luke Danes from "Gilmore Girls" got a more prominent role once executives saw the chemistry he had with Lorelei.
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The Camera is a much more prominent part of Messenger than before, likely due to the Messenger Day feature.
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The AP notes Buttigieg is not expected to create a massive campaign operation similar to other more prominent candidates.
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John Bel Edwards (D) will face the winner of a contested Republican primary after more prominent contenders like Sen.
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Housing could also become a more prominent issue in Congress next year if Democrats win control of the House.
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But he conceded that paid advertising is likely to become a more prominent part of Gillum's general election bid.
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As the federal government grew in the 1920s through the 1950s, the FBI and U.S. Marshalls became more prominent.
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When I got sober, I got a job working the door at one of LA's more prominent gay bars.
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Nowhere is this rivalry more prominent than on Twitter, where fans often debate the merits of their favorite characters.
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As offenses evolved and players were removed from the backfield and positioned as wide receivers, passing became more prominent.
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Faith is more prominent in Nathan Yungerberg's "Thea," a comic-surrealist meditation that glides on wings of gospel music.
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But the sound of DC is changing, and hip-hop, long overshadowed by go-go, is becoming more prominent.
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In the era of fake news, filter bubbles and algorithms, the terms have only become more prominent and powerful.
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We see Russia playing a more prominent role of course in Syria, China is asserting itself, Iran is present.
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"Later on, toward midnight and beyond, the music's more prominent, energized and atmosphere-creating," said Tom O'Byrne, the owner.
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But they agreed that with climate becoming more prominent on the political agenda here, it was worth a try.
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One of the more prominent results was in Wisconsin's 20063st Congressional District, where House Speaker Paul Ryan is retiring.
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As animal welfare has become a more prominent issue in Hong Kong, people are redefining themselves as animal lovers.
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Religious settlers became more prominent in political life in Israel, beginning a long ascendance that has never really halted.
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The chin/mandible looks more prominent and over-closes, while the maxilla is recessed and the lips flop inward (unsupported).
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The lack of excessive wage pressure and muted inflation have allowed a new set of stories to become more prominent.
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Businesses are allowed to have English on their façade too, but if they do, the French must be more prominent.
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Siri has taken on a more prominent role too, interacting with more apps and even being accessible via the AirPods.
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The trailer puts a large spotlight on Sansa, who appears to be taking an even more prominent role this season.
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Among the basin's more prominent features are a series of gashes that emanate radially outward, like spokes on a wheel.
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Paris and Madrid want more prominent EU jobs for liberal and socialist candidates after a change of the parliamentary guard.
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The watchlist is a feature the app recently gained as well, but now it has a much more prominent position.
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Indeed, some of Miami's more prominent lawyers have come to Acosta's defense in recent months, and could provide glowing referrals.
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It was a mostly aesthetic makeover, with changes like a new layout, dark mode, and a more prominent search bar.
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Their providers make money by selling subscriptions to their information; the more prominent the benchmark, the more subscribers it generates.
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Virtual reality is now a reality, and sci-fi horror has become more prominent thanks to games like Alien: Isolation.
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He had done that once before, stepping back in 2013, only to return in a more prominent role in 2015.
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On July 5th Hebei responded to the inspectors' criticisms by pledging to "put environmental protection in a more prominent position".
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There are exceptions — especially at companies that present more contemporary dance, a field where female choreographers are much more prominent.
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Kabbage's business will likely continue to grow with the acquisition — a theme that's becoming more prominent in the fintech space.
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As Manafort rose in the ranks, so did Gates, who took on a more prominent role after Lewandowski was fired.
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While both Huawei and ZTE are given privileged status as high-tech innovators by China's leadership, Huawei is more prominent.
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All relationships are made more prominent during Gemini season, including ones with your friends or your known enemies AKA haters.
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Stewart Butterfield has served as an advisor for the company, and Slack has become one of its more prominent clients.
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But far more prominent is a genuine commitment to the public good, a desire to do something positive and meaningful.
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Plenty of other, more prominent white supremacists remain active on the website — including former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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That could set the stage for another, more prominent House Democrat to launch a more credible bid to her authority.
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One more prominent Democrat will jump into the race this year — but it may or may not be Ms. Abrams.
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With the title, Gauff's ranking rose to No. 220, which will ensure her entry into more prominent tournaments next season.
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More prominent possible contenders are staying home for the moment, though they are helping out with money or other support.
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IoT SecurityThe Internet of Things will also transform the way governments defend their nations, as IoT security becomes more prominent.
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The blue of a daytime sky is scattered away from your sight, while warmer reds and yellows become more prominent.
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Along with PJT Partners, Lazard and Houlihan Lokey, Evercore runs one of the more prominent restructuring practices on Wall Street.
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All of these ideas emanated from the wave of youth-led solution programs that are becoming more and more prominent.
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Those departures have left room for younger executives like Mr. Solomon and Mr. Schwartz to take on more prominent roles.
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Further, many Japanese people are wary of their country becoming more prominent internationally, especially if it involves military adventures abroad.
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Mr. Brownback, whose term would have ended next January, was passed over for more prominent jobs in the Trump administration.
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Instagram is adding video features and making video more prominent in search in hopes users will watch more of it.
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It's also losing relevance as other global health players, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, have become more prominent.
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Paris and Madrid want more prominent EU postings for liberal and socialist candidates after a change of the parliamentary guard.
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Instagram is now testing a much more prominent way to import photos from Google Photos on Android Instagram is now testing a much more prominent way to import photos from Google Photos on Android As Instagram grows beyond the 1 billion monthly user mark, it's working to eliminate friction from content creation wherever it can.
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But circuit courts, which are more prominent and deal with more hotly debated issues, haven't taken on this issue until now.
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That is normal with dishes in India, where meats are used as flavoring and vegetables often play a more prominent role.
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One of the more prominent examples is Cynthia Nixon, the former "Sex and the City" actress who is running against Gov.
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Ivanka Trump, with her more prominent public image, has a 44% favorable impression, with 33% disapproving and 23% saying they're unsure.
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But Yuko points out that the trend is also tied to women stepping into more prominent roles as creators of television.
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Groups will have a more prominent placement and new features, but key functions such as the News Feed remain largely unchanged.
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Women are becoming more prominent in business and realizing that they don't need a man to earn the money for them.
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I text one of my more prominent clients to get the scoop on a fake Facebook account made under his name.
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Of course, there are still far more prominent communities, like r/The_Donald, where alt-right members and sympathizers congregate on Reddit.
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The trade ensured a more prominent role in Toronto for Kyle Lowry, who has emerged as an All-Star alongside DeRozan.
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As with LTV, several of Ms. Warren's more prominent cases involved questions of what happens when claims arise after that day.
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If zero-rating programs became more prominent, they could pose a significant threat to competition among music and television streaming services.
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In the weeks since, the company has been honing the product, including giving it a more prominent position on Twitter itself.
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It would hardly be a stretch to say that influencer culture has never been more prominent than it is right now.
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In addition to the larger companies, between 100 and 200 smaller ones scrape that data from more prominent people finder sites.
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So for me, there is absolutely no excuse in a show like that why there aren't more prominent characters of color.
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Inside the University of Chicago, a bastion of free-market thinkers and of free speech, tech has become more prominent, too.
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Mini-programs have become more prominent in the app, as WeChat makes a bigger push toward becoming a one-stop shop.
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That includes the tweet button, a feature which was actually made more prominent after playtesting showed people would often miss it.
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Some of the more prominent accounts that were hacked included BBC North America, Reuters Japan, Forbes Magazine and Justin Bieber Japan.
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The refreshed design makes publisher names more prominent and organizes articles more clearly to help you find the news you need.
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As the twentieth century wore on, national security concerns played a more prominent role in informing the treatment of these groups.
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The pages sound like they will be more dynamic: a more prominent avatar, a description about themselves, along with the posts.
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These days, Black women have more prominent and diverse roles on the big screen, and are dominating the box office, too.
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Damaged presidencies often result in Congress taking on a more prominent role, shouldering more of the burden of running the country.
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Among older children - aged five to 14 - injuries become a more prominent cause of death, especially from drowning and road traffic.
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" "It's just doing the talk to appear more responsible as it wants to be viewed as a more prominent global leader.
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The move will bring McAfee independence at a time when cybersecurity businesses have grown more prominent amid seemingly omnipresent hacking threats.
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Mr. Sanders, whose speech was shifted to a more prominent time in hopes of soothing delegates, struggled to unify the convention.
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Days after former President Barack Obama drew thousands to a Northam rally in Richmond, two more prominent black Democrats -- California Sen.
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One of his more prominent cases involved representing Walmart as the retail giant fought a Maryland law on employee health care.
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Nowhere is Ross's internet fame more prominent than on the gameplay streaming platform Twitch, which airs Bob Ross reruns every week.
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Somehow, the Cherry brand name became more prominent and distinctive as a result of this complex array of business-line shifts.
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His first offence: the use of the word "enjoy" on signage without a French equivalent in a more prominent font size.
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And as women of color have become more prominent voices in mainstream Democratic politics, their policy demands have become more influential.
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It's the most realized version of the OCS sound, allowing Brigid Dawson to take a more prominent role in the proceedings.
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None of the stars, or the more prominent guests, attended the after-party, making it slim pickings for a social columnist.
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A decade later, he had risen up the ranks to a much more prominent role, as the head of the treasury.
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They put it aside to focus on more prominent items, like gold rings, that also were packed into the rich grave.
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The possibility of additional candidates — and perhaps more prominent names — also emerged as word spread that the seat would be open.
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It dealt a spectacular, self-inflicted blow to China's efforts to prove itself ready for more prominent roles in global affairs.
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The need for more retirement income security has already become a more prominent topic in the 2020 presidential election, she said.
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China might be the big political winner: The U.S. withdrawal could give Beijing a more prominent role in fighting climate change.
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The specialty has become more prominent in recent years as companies have tried to use deal making to lower their taxes.
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Five of the site's more prominent reporters and editors, including the managing editor, Michael P. Ventura, were laid off in February.
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If you'd like the subject to be more prominent, use the app's cropping tool to bring the focus front and center.
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Near a decade later and in the final political declaration of UNGASS 1998 the issue of organized crime became more prominent.
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More prominent devices, like the Sonos One, make users choose between either Alexa or Google Assistant on a per-speaker basis.
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This recital, titled "21st Century Women," features Segev playing recent solo cello works by five of our more prominent female composers.
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It's weird, but also not: Women have been far more prominent in American politics throughout history than conventional wisdom might suggest.
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Kondi's thumb piano is more prominent and more wholly integrated, its rich percussiveness a more natural fit than ever for Boima's beats.
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Hell, it even stars one of Hollywood's more prominent conservatives (Patricia Heaton), if that's what you're looking for in a TV show.
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And it's another example of magic taking a more prominent role in Game of Thrones as the series moves toward its conclusion.
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But this one also omitted some of the more prominent Tory ideas proposed during the campaign, like cutting pensions and fuel subsidies.
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As more prominent people open up about the topic, it's being addressed in a way it wouldn't have been 50 years ago.
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News stories are now displayed in a card format rather than a list, making headlines and the names of publishers more prominent.
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Twitter's app is leaving behind the crowded field of social networking apps to take a more prominent place in the news fray.
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Meanwhile, VIEs have become more prominent; the total value of companies that use them has soared as China's internet industry has boomed.
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One reason for optimism: As the issue has become more prominent, the big players — not just Facebook — have been talking about solutions.
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"wat we need is for more prominent senate candidates to pledge unequivocal support to us that is wat we nee…"https://t.
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It drained out a lot of the light chatter around me but allowed more prominent voices to come through in full force.
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John Hancock's signature is more prominent on the official Declaration, while on the Sussex copy all the signatures are the same size.
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Has it been a struggle to maintain that as House of Feelings becomes more prominent and you have access to bigger guests?
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And the hulking speaker, with its more prominent camera, definitely ups the "creepy" factor a bit more compared with the smaller version.
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And while rave music's always exerted an influence on Cutler, it's never been more prominent or forceful than it is on Levitate.
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Here are how several of the more prominent European spin-offs this year were structured, and how they have fared so far.
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In fact, there's an argument to be made that the sector actually has benefited from some of the more prominent headline risks.
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The issue has become more prominent in Washington since even a few months ago, when Booker introduced his legislation in early April.
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But recently it has signaled a change in direction toward green energy as the issue of air quality has become more prominent.
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Structure comes from a combination of tannins and acidity, with the acidity playing a more prominent role than, say, with French reds.
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There's a tendency toward uniformity that's more prominent than in other art forms, and it's interesting to think about why that is.
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But Arledge still deserves a much more prominent place in the conversation around avant-garde film and painting in 20th-century art.
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With the 80s shifting into the 90s, life and its responsibilities began to take on a more prominent role in Renner's outlook.
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For example, the singer and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu's profile is more prominent in jazz circles than in the contemporary classical world.
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Syracuse mayor Stephanie Miner froze out more prominent candidates while she dithered over whether she'd run for Congress or governor in 2018.
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As he was becoming a more prominent member of the Columbus business community, Mike was a rising power in the Republican Party.
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After seeing the Ford House, I wanted to get a sense of how Kahn designed some of his more prominent public buildings.
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The fissure between elites and party primary voters that 2016 hinted at already seems like it might be more prominent in 2020.
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I've been waiting to see Anchor and Spotify's relationship become more prominent, and this might finally be an indication of that happening.
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But these views are much more prominent among the Republican nominee's supporters than those who back the Democrat in the presidential race.
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Since Ms. Mason's prison sentence, he has revamped his material to include more prominent warnings against voting while on probation or parole.
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Accusations of sexual misconduct against Mr. Franco grew more prominent in the wake of that victory, and his Oscar hopes were derailed.
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The conflict with Iran offers Warren a chance to make a case for her national security skills in a more prominent way.
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It had long been overshadowed by more prominent programs, such as Boston College's, and average home attendance had dropped to about 22015,21989.
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But with previously restricted positions opening up in the country's mixed units, woman are taking on more prominent front line roles. Capt.
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Advertising on those sites costs a fraction of what it does on more prominent online destinations, which typically deal directly with advertisers.
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In fact, a few of his most stinging commentaries have been reserved for some of the more prominent names in sports media.
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As kava has become more prominent in New York and elsewhere, vendors have begun taking an active interest in protecting its future.
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In a Democratic primary that could feature one or more prominent black politicians, Warren has increasingly sought to connect with black voters.
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Those who were opposed to Trump during the campaign were often overshadowed by more prominent dissenters, like Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush.
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He kept a relatively low profile for a while, but in 2005 Soleimani became more prominent in Iraq's Shia Muslim political groups.
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The joke could become played out, as the genre becomes more prominent and more people begin making art in the same style.
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More prominent Republicans, including former Secretary of Treasury Henry Paulson and columnist George Will, have announced that they will not vote for Trump.
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This isn't just because everyone's bodies are different, but also because there's one simple trick people use to make their muscles more prominent.
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Uber's effort to make e-bikes and e-scooters more prominent may encourage users to take them more often, especially for short trips.
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Not only is the 'Ndrangheta (pronounced en-drang-ay-ta) still around — it's even more prominent today than it had been in 1973.
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A more prominent flashpoint between Western companies and China are the pro-democracy protests occurring in Hong Kong over the past several months.
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Abu Sayyaf, the more prominent pro-ISIS group in the Philippines, has an entrenched position on the southern islands of Sulu and Basilan.
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The revamped account page has made security and privacy options "more prominent" since that's the sort of stuff you should be checking regularly.
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Today, the city has a more prominent role as the world's elite collectors and dealers converge every December for Art Basel Miami Beach.
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So OkCupid wanted to create a more prominent way for users to feature their pronouns, but they also wanted to do it right.
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That old-line Obamaite wing's influence has grown over the years as its members have gained experience and shifted into more prominent roles.
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Or China could start pushing for a restructuring of the Arctic Council in ways that give non-Arctic states a more prominent role.
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The candidates also backed a gender parity bill aiming to pave the way for women to play a more prominent role in politics.
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The shutdown button became more prominent and easy to spot, but Microsoft kept the lack of visual elements and flat text for shortcuts.
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Plus partners pay Postmates 15 to 30 percent of sales to receive the cheaper delivery fee and more prominent placement within the app.
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The clip features a figure who looks like Gomez moving the April Vogue issue to a more prominent display on a magazine stand.
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The idea of the blood feud, tribalist thing that they fuel feels more prominent today, in the way people deal with each other.
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Whitman, the Republican candidate in the 2010 California gubernatorial election, is now one of the more prominent GOP members to move against Trump.
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The app's Discover section launched sometime after its local Stories, and Discover has been continually redesigned to be more prominent within the app.
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But the Utopia holds up much better in this department, thanks in large part to its less polite and more prominent low end.
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It already has 104,000 signatures; among its more prominent supporters is Richard J. Riordan, a Republican and a former mayor of Los Angeles.
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To the extent that Fox News produces legitimate journalism, the practical impact is meager compared to the network's far more prominent opinion programming.
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We cannot afford to lose the forest through the trees, focusing our attention on only the largest and more prominent companies and issues.
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Since acquiring Periscope early last year, Twitter has been working to make live streaming a more prominent part of its social media platform.
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But an even more prominent problem is the fuel the company's rise has poured on the fire of protest from traditional cab drivers.
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Common Sense Of all the groups promoting pro-business, pro-growth economic policies, none is more prominent and influential than the Business Roundtable.
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One of her more prominent cases was the prosecution of Charles J. Antonucci Sr., the former chief executive of the Park Avenue Bank.
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"The more prominent he got, the more I was bothered by his hypocrisy," Ariana Ali, one of Kashuv's classmates, said about him recently.
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So let's look at a sentence that was uttered at a time when the concept of sin was more prominent in the culture.
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Nothing affects Mexico more than United States immigration policy, and the centrality of the issue in American politics is more prominent than ever.
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Democratic candidates for president have nodded to this rationale for immigration, but it's likely to become more prominent as the general election approaches.
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The labels it places on content determined by independent fact-checkers to be false will be "much more prominent," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.
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He vaulted ahead after more prominent Republicans decided against running and became competitive against the governor after cloaking himself in Mr. Trump's popularity.
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Images shot in HDR essentially make the contrast between light and dark colors even more prominent, so the white highlights are even brighter.
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Its home games, in drafty Olympic Stadium in Berlin, reach capacity only when more prominent teams visit, as was the case on Jan.
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Still, some of Cody's more prominent residents — including those who claim lineage of the town's founder, Buffalo Bill Cody — haven't met Kanye, yet.
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The secrecy around the names of those sentenced to death is likely intended to prevent any connections being made with more prominent officials.
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Her blonde highlights disappeared, her clothes became baggier, even her front teeth seemed to become more prominent, as Colman shifted the character's posture.
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Who, for example, will handle which aspects of security between transportation and energy grids as green power becomes a more prominent fuel source?
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When it comes to calibrating for an optimal workforce, diversity and inclusion have become a more prominent priority for companies in recent years.
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"Given the current complicated and changing international and regional situation, the strategic significance of China-Pakistan relations is even more prominent," Wang said.
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As Mark Zuckerberg said this week, we are working hard to tackle past abuse, prevent future abuse and give people more prominent controls.
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Relationships with people who are either in or from faraway places, and relationships with your classmates are more prominent in the coming weeks.
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And many of the candidates are term-limited members of the City Council or state legislators looking to step into more prominent roles.
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He is one of the judiciary's more prominent conservatives and a judge whose opinions get the attention of conservatives on the Supreme Court.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Spotify is making changes to its app for premium subscribers, including a simpler interface and more prominent placement of podcasts.
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Caruso, 22017, averaged 218 points and 3.1 assists across 25 games (four starts) last season, earning a more prominent role late in the year.
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Buffalo Wild Wings' new design includes a more prominent bar area, flexible seating areas, VIP spaces and the latest in audio and visual tech.
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The service has become more prominent at the awards ceremony in recent years, and reportedly spent over $100 million on its 2020 Oscar campaigns.
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Now, one of the more prominent security startups fighting this has raised a significant round of funding to help tackle the issue head-on.
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But the number has risen sharply as smartphones became more prominent, and it looks like the wireless-only homes are bound to keep growing.
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In May, it beat more prominent orchestras to be the first American ensemble to visit Cuba since the thaw in relations with that country.
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"We obviously think electric vehicles are going to play a more and more prominent role," Haslam said who is taking part in the announcement.
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By expanding its direct equity and accelerator investments, IFC's VC group aims to play a more prominent role in technology development across emerging markets.
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In particular, as David Wasserman noted a few years ago, the urban/rural divide is becoming more partisan and more prominent in American politics.
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As on Earth, dust devils are more prominent during this time of day owing to the interactions of hot surfaces with cooler air above.
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After all, one of the more prominent voices to give life to Sandiego was Rita Moreno, who voiced the villain in the animated series.
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"While some conditions are common across regions, such as road injuries and suicide, there are others that more prominent in certain regions," Ross said.
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On Friday, TechCrunch noted that Facebook had made that option much more prominent, by adding it to the main navigation page for some users.
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But there are disagreements in the party that will become more prominent in the coming year, just as happened for the Democrats in 2009.
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Why it matters: This question faces antitrust regulators as dominant tech platforms only get bigger, and calls to rein them in become more prominent.
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Among the more prominent—and professional—Twitterary practitioners is Eric Jarosinski, a former professor of German literature and philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania.
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We also think this is just a much more prominent vehicle and it feels less of something you could pick up and carry off.
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Disney made changes aimed at limiting visitor exposure to alligators after the incident, installing more prominent signage as well as netting around waterfront areas.
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Paris and Madrid are pushing for more prominent EU jobs to go to liberal and socialist candidates after a continent-wide election last month.
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The portrait of the party's top leader, the general secretary, is usually only slightly more prominent; reflecting his position as the first among equals.
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But as the convention arrives and the general election heats up, political observers expect her to take a more prominent role in the campaign.
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"We've done thousands of confidential settlements," said Gloria Allred, a civil rights lawyer who has probably handled more prominent sexual harassment cases than anyone.
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However, an only slightly diminished Vladimir ended up in an arguably more prominent spot, Borovitsky Hill, which looms over a stretch of central Moscow.
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In one such change to Google's search algorithms, the service guided search users to more prominent businesses over lesser-known ones, the Journal reported.
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Despite his outsize outsider persona, Bannon's profile is more prominent in Washington than in the blue-collar districts Trump feasted on during the election.
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One of the more prominent startups in the so-called "gig economy," Upwork has confidentially filed for its initial public offering, Recode has learned.
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January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, which is why the issue is already more prominent now than at any other time of the year.
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"Contemporary jewelers have become more prominent in the market at auction," Ms. Lingon said, mentioning JAR, Edmond Chin and James de Givenchy as examples.
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Carta and Front are two of Social Capital's more prominent portfolio companies, and they're both asking Social Capital to reduce its ownership in them.
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I think the obituary was a faithful accounting of the more prominent issues that Mr. Monson encountered and dealt with publicly during his tenure.
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Ms. Franklin died on Thursday, at 76, which means "Respect" is going to be an even more prominent part of your life than usual.
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In Arizona, which has some of the lowest school funding in the nation, nowhere are these issues more prominent than in the governor's race.
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They lived in Cambridge for many years, hosting well-known writers at their home as Ms. Feinstein became more prominent in the literary world.
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And the Swedish forward Lias Andersson, the seventh overall pick in 2017, also figures to play a more prominent role after a strong September.
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Technology executives who work in the so-called sharing economy and depend on good behavior for profit are now among the more prominent critics.
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Among the more prominent in this regard is Thomas J. Barrack Jr., a billionaire real estate investor who has known the president for decades.
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The State Council, a little known office comprised of governors and other high officials, will play a more prominent role in ruling the nation.
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That the G-28500 discussion on trade would be more prominent and difficult this year was clear from the beginning of the Trump presidency.
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Burns discovered many enduring, sometimes contrary truisms among the country music community, which displays a more prominent sense of family than other musical genres.
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Ms. Goodman said the role of the chef became more prominent thanks to the rise of the chef-as-celebrity, Instagram and food television.
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Now, Facebook is giving them a more prominent spot in the app to view a broad selection of goods for sale in their area.
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The image represents one of the first times that a prominent fashion designer cast a transgender man in an even more prominent advertising campaign.
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"Outflows have become more prominent again amid worsening trade tensions and a softening in economic indicators," Goldman Sachs said in a report this week.
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Beyond that, as drones and augmented reality become more and more prominent in popular culture, those features will quickly lend themselves to sports spectator use.
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"We divided the subfields into six categories, and you can clearly see that men are more prominent in instruments and methods papers," Caplar told me.
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Indeed, this episode includes the biggest death of a recurring character this season, and it's Tatiana (the wonderful Vera Cherny), not a more prominent character.
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I LOST MY BODY A sleeper at Cannes Critics' Week this year, Jérémy Clapin's animated feature arrives on the theoretically more prominent showcase of Netflix.
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He's just more prominent in this film, which is great for me, and he may have developed a bit more faith in me as well.
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As the topic became more prominent last year, though, with achievement's like DeepMind's Go victory, the company has been opening up a little bit more.
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Hundreds of opposition activists live among the estimated 2.5 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, including many who are more prominent than Halla and Ouruba were.
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And, many residents said, they would prefer that the next superintendent be African-American, and that the community play a more prominent role in selection.
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And speaking of college, the recent admissions scandal stood out as one of the more prominent examples of that American tradition of paying to play.
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The role of super PACs in South Carolina is made even more prominent due to the importance of what Sawyer calls the "air war" there.
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The channel's in-house news outlet, SyfyWire, is being given a more prominent emphasis within the brand, with new staff and editors coming on board.
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Trump's rhetoric on moving overseas manufacturing to the US has been a staple of his presidential campaign, and has been even more prominent post-election.
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That could be one reason Snap plans to make maps more prominent in its redesign, highlighting items from the map in the new Discover section.
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It looks like the forthcoming app will be an extension of this current service with a similar interface — just spun out so it's more prominent.
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Two of the territory's more prominent political parties urged a boycott and argued the low turnout reflected lack of interest in becoming the 21st state.
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Meanwhile, the Mac App Store is getting a revamp, making new apps more prominent on the front page, like they are on the iOS store.
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" You can dismiss the ad by clicking the "NO THANKS" button, but the more prominent blue button instead encourages a further click to "LEARN HOW.
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In the end, the Reform Party disintegrated into farce: its more prominent members included David Duke, a Klansman, and Lenora Fulani, a "black nationalist Marxist".
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In addition to those changes, Facebook is making its recommendations feature more prominent by adding crowdsourced recommendations directly to pages as substitutes to traditional reviews.
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He also said the social network is experimenting with more prominent warning labels that will make it clearer to people when they come across misinformation.
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The talks were part of an Iranian effort to take a more prominent place on the world stage after a nuclear deal with Western powers.
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You won't lose any meaningful detail while listening to them; it'll just be less pronounced than on headphones tuned for a more prominent high end.
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But in Europe, where trade tensions between the U.S. and EU countries have been rising, the risks from U.S. trade policy are becoming more prominent.
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The "Word of Faith" movement — a Pentecostal version of New Thought that saw positive affirmation as central to financial and material success — became more prominent.
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As Chinese markets have become a notable influence over U.S. equities, talk of the comparison between onshore and offshore yuan rates has become more prominent.
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Cramer has name recognition and holds the state's only House seat, making him a far more prominent figure in North Dakota than Republican state Sen.
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But Mica has attacked Murphy as an empty suit recruited by leaders in D.C. only after several more prominent local Democrats passed on the race.
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The problem is that the more prominent she becomes as an advocate for her father, the more closely her public image is tied to his.
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Jeff Flake (AZ) and Bob Corker (TN), both seen as the upper chamber's more prominent Trump critics, opted to retire as tight reelection races loomed.
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But the stock has languished since debuting on the Nasdaq on March 29, as concerns about the startup's potential for profitability have become more prominent.
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Other social media companies have faced questions about their editorial guidelines and the ability to give some content a more prominent place on their platforms.
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There should be a more prominent consideration of financial stability policy tools, such as requiring banks to add further capital during good times, he said.
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Fire plays a huge part in the novels and is a recurring theme throughout, but it becomes even more prominent as the Netflix series progresses.
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Keyboards, drums, and electric guitars are far more prominent, and Lennon gives a double dose of the gibberish vocals that have confused fans for decades.
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Russia invited 12 countries, including the United States, to the talks, which are taking place as Moscow pushes for a more prominent role in Afghanistan.
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More exposure to these products could set off rapid growth in a region that is positioned to keep growing while ESG norms become more prominent.
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Why it matters: The cost of health care is growing more prominent as a social and political issue, and it hits low-income people hardest.
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Over the years the red border of the star of all export labels gradually became more prominent, until 1991, when it became completely red again.
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Whatever the outcome of the State Department's deliberations, civilian protection must clearly have a more prominent place in the counter-ISIS coalition's tactics and strategy.
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As Manafort rose in the ranks, so did Gates, who took on a more prominent role after campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was fired in June.
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As treatments developed, and more prominent people have shared their stories about living with HIV, the reception to coming out as HIV-positive has changed.
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Similar to other plant-based burgers, the vegetable toppings made the burger feel heartier, although the taste of protein seemed more prominent in this patty.
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The paradox that surrounds the law is likely to become more prominent as the issue of deficits and spending is set to return to Washington.
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" CNN's Varian says that the seasonal storms, which are more prominent between April and November, would have the "potential to damage these camps fairly severely.
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When Awawdeh started getting trolled recently, as well, he turned to another, more prominent Muslim power player in New York City, Linda Sarsour, for advice.
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And because of Facebook's design, posts that are shared and liked more frequently get more prominent placement in feeds, favoring highly partisan content in timelines.
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"That's in spite of current administration actions," Jackson told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding that support had increased as transgender issues have grown more prominent.
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Monday night's dinner gave Mr. Adjepong the opportunity to finish this particular story and continue his mission of making African food more prominent in America.
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It is not known when Cohen will move into a more prominent role in the decision-making process, or what his feelings on Beltran are.
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In that case, though, he might be better off holding classes in English or Chinese, which are more prominent in academia and the global economy.
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They included more prominent disclaimers for fact-checked content, new rules to shed light on who's behind individual Pages, and a labeling system for propaganda.
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And in June, the company redesigned its app for paid customers to give podcasts a more prominent place: one tab for music, one for podcasts.
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Because the social networks' software ranks posts in part by the amount of engagement they generate, the paid activity can lead to more prominent positions.
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MINTON'S AND THE CECIL Given Minton's more prominent name and history, the jazz club will combine with its sister restaurant, the Cecil, starting Jan. 6.
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Thomas's decision to speak up during oral arguments could signal that he intends to take a more prominent role on the court following Scalia's death.
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The site displays a movie's critics' scores — the official Tomatometer — at Fandango and in a more prominent spot on the movie's Rotten Tomatoes landing page.
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But in time, the company made changes to the cafeterias — like offering smaller plates and making salad bars more prominent — that improved employees' eating habits.
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His features are firmly rooted in our colonial history, and the last couple of years protests against Black Pete have gotten louder and more prominent.
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Texas, Michigan and Ohio State, which have more prominent football programs than Duke and North Carolina, have Nike deals worth closer to $93 million annually.
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The aide said that, while the Hispanic Caucus is driving the detention bed issue, Ocasio-Cortez and the ascendant left are making it more prominent.
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Clove: How does the architecture of British mosques reflect their local context, as compared to mosques in countries with a more prominent Islamic architectural heritage?
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If she were, Dr. Germain says she'd be a minority when it comes to extreme narcissism, because narcissistic personality disorder is often more prominent in men.
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If there was going to be a breakthrough in the trade row anytime soon then they would expect Wang to be taking a more prominent role.
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Accommodations for ultra-widescreen videos make description text, channel names, and subscription buttons more prominent; square of vertical ones push that information lower on the page.
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Right now, this is something that people can view under Privacy Settings, but it seems like Facebook will be making it more prominent in the future.
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The ZEW survey was taken in the two weeks running up to Monday, which could mean concerns about Italy were more prominent in some respondents' minds.
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When customers visit these customer service Twitter accounts, they'll also see a new, more prominent button to start a Direct Message with the business in question.
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While YPO is more prominent on the East Coast than on the West Coast, these networking organizations can make it difficult for women to find deals.
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The trend it addresses, of smartphone manufacturers sticking with the traditional audio jack, is even more prominent today in the wake of Samsung's Galaxy S8 launch.
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Or at least, get back in with something more prominent than its web-based Google News service or the oft-forgotten Google News / Google Newsstand apps.
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Without giving away too much, Recuber tells us that, actually, celebrity Twitter might be minimized in the future, as influencer and micro-celebrities become more prominent.
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Michael Lumpkin, director of the American Film Institute's documentary festival, said the shifts underscored the more prominent role that documentaries play in our culture's media consumption.
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He's certainly made the topic more prominent in the 2020 race — including his push for a climate-focused primary debate that's now supported by many candidates.
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In this case, the creature's unique head scales are far more prominent, but that doesn't mean N. donaldtrumpi's weird dick isn't also worthy of study.[Motherboard]
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"The continued escalation in trade tensions and broad-based fall in manufacturing ... suggest that the downside risks to growth are becoming more prominent," Morgan Stanley said.
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"We haven't been shy about saying that that's coming and that there's much more prominent LGBT heroes in the future," Feige, 46, told i09 in June.
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There's also now an Activity Face which offers both an analog and digital version watch face that includes a more prominent look at your Activity rings.
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She also pointed out that the character Wong, played by Benedict Wong, will have a more prominent role in the film than in the comic books.
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Before the Republican nominee for president delivered a major speech on immigration, two of his more prominent supporters -- former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Sen.
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Asked if any individuals more prominent than Kraft — locally or otherwise — were among those men who have been charged so far, the police chief said no.
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"We obviously think electric vehicles are going to play a more and more prominent role," said Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam, who took part in the announcement.
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Page was the more prominent of the two during the Trump campaign, making headlines for effusively praising Vladimir Putin and traveling to Moscow in July 2016.
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With cuts to arts education and art school fees getting so high [in the UK], it seems like the class divisions are only getting more prominent.
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I think that's just become more prominent since the election, but in a variety of cases, not just in things that are necessarily critical of Trump.
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Now, it feels like I'm waiting to see my queer community find a more prominent position on the list of undesirables, because it's inevitable, isn't it?
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Facebook has also made personal updates more prominent in the News Feed and made it easier to share something of your own, according to the report.
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"I've seen several babies with 'cone heads' or more prominent molding due to being in the birth canal longer than others," Reeder told The Huffington Post.
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"I think the obituary was a faithful accounting of the more prominent issues that Mr. Monson encountered and dealt with publicly during his tenure," McDonald said.
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It received minimal maintenance even after it was renamed the Hallett Nature Sanctuary in 1986 as the conservancy dealt with more prominent parts of the park.
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Barcelona and Sydney are great examples of cities that became much more prominent as tourist destinations after they held the Summer Games, in 1992 and 2000.
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The potential for algorithms to discriminate against users in certain demographic groups, and particularly against people of color, is a problem that is becoming more prominent.
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As my dad got older and developed cancer and heart problems, my brothers' roles as medical consultants became more prominent, but we didn't truly draw together.
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It seems to be leveling off to some extent, and as a result, the drug overdose deaths are more prominent in the overall picture of mortality.
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A comparison of the polling conducted Saturday and Sunday with Monday and Tuesday, when the story was more prominent, shows little difference despite considerable public outrage.
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Fidelity is one of the more prominent employers to announce the student loan repayment benefit in recent months, a policy that seems likely to gain traction.
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When did you decide, "I want to make noise, I want to be more prominent, this is part of my job is to be better known"?
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His debut project Renaissance Boy effortlessly showcases these elements through spacey instrumentals while providing an an alternative to the more prominent rougher sounds of the city.
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Befitting his status as one of the school's more prominent alumni, Noah spoke at an assembly, addressing gun violence, which is among his more passionate causes.
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It was only during the tenure of Woodrow Wilson -- a time when mass media became more prominent -- that presidents found value in actually appearing before Congress.
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Is there a chance that, you know, a surge in Iowa could mean that Mayor Pete's gonna be a lot more prominent player in this race?
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The elevation of Robert O'Brien from Trump's envoy for hostage negotiations to his national security adviser in September 2019 has made the issue even more prominent.
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Quinn and Sarkeesian, two of the more prominent women in the gaming community, were subjected to an unending string of abuse, including rape and death threats.
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But when it comes to synthetic opioids, many authorities tracking the traffic say that dark web markets have quickly assumed a more prominent and frightening role.
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Koio also wants to take a hard look at its brick-and-mortar retail strategy and move into bigger, more prominent locations in its strongest cities.
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After trying the single version and wishing that the flavor of the meat was more prominent, I thought that another patty would make this dish perfect.
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One of the more prominent programs is 99DOTS, a four-year-old project that makes special envelopes for health-care providers to use for tuberculosis medication.
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These contracts — called contracts for deed — have become more prominent since the financial crisis because of a lack of smaller mortgages in urban and rural communities.
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This risk could become more prominent ahead of a general election next year and with the opposition party, New Democracy, currently ahead in the opinion polls.
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Apply a tourniquet about four to five finger widths above the jab site and ask the person to make a fist, which makes veins more prominent.
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But the stock has traded poorly since debuting on the Nasdaq on March 29, as concerns about the startup's path to profitability have become more prominent.
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These traditions actually are becoming more prominent on the island in recent years, as younger islanders look for ways to try to reconnect with their culture.
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Knight also suggested that Warhol's wig was a sly joke at Willem de Kooning's silver hair, a dig at his more prominent and conventionally successful contemporary.
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At the company's F8 Developer Conference in May, Facebook announced other features that will make Groups a more prominent part of the Facebook experience, as a result.
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It said that at Google's staff canteens, sweets were placed in opaque containers making them less visible and harder to reach, with healthy alternatives much more prominent.
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And as rich as the cultural scene is in the LA, the LAABF probably occupies a more prominent spot in the region's calendar than in New York.
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"As Mark Zuckerberg said this week, we are working hard to tackle past abuse, prevent future abuse and give people more prominent controls," the Facebook spokeswoman said.
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Cute!" she wrote on Twitter Thursday, before adding in a separate tweet, "I feel like I've always had cellulite but it's way more prominent at the moment.
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Billionaire Elon Musk is known for his futuristic ideas and his latest suggestion might just save us from being irrelevant as artificial intelligence (AI) grows more prominent.
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According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, there allegedly remains at least one other person associated with the prostitution ring that is more prominent than 77-year-old Kraft.
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The business has also grown more prominent at other banks including Bank of America's Merrill Lynch, UBS Group AG, Bank of New York Mellon Corp and Goldman.
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Woody Island has served as a blueprint for Beijing's more prominent island-building efforts in the Spratly chain to the south, AMTI said in a 2017 report.
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Regarding privacy and safety, Facebook said it would make groups a more prominent part of its product, creating more space for sharing and interacting with smaller communities.
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Amazon's offering has long been the leader in digital books, and its 2008 Audible acquisition has helped make audiobooks a much more prominent part of the equation.
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As we see more deep tech companies emerging and growing, I'm guessing scalability will become an ever more prominent factor in deciding whether a startup gets backing.
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She cited more people appearing on TV with Jewish head coverings and Israel's army radio and storied Channel 2 giving popular right-wing journalists more prominent spots.
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This has been one of the more prominent controversies, and maybe the most ludicrous, surrounding president Donald Trump before and during his term in the Oval Office.
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"The FDA should place more prominent, clear warnings on these drugs, and individuals who take these drugs need to be monitored by physicians and caregivers," Moore says.
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Sawyer said Airbnb's decision to make a listing's lower, nightly price more prominent than the actual total cost per night could be about the company's bottom line.
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Initially, I thought it'd be small enough for me to tolerate its existence, but over time, I found it more prominent than a flatter and wider notch.
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In the United States political strategists say Indian Americans are slowly taking a more prominent role in corporate America — specifically in the technology and financial services industries.
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LG says it has "partnered" with Netflix, Amazon Video, and Vudu this year, likely just to give 4K and HDR content more prominent placement in the interface.
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One of the more prominent additions is an ambient display that shows your notifications on a minimalist black-and-white screen when you flip the phone over.
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The former NBA star is one of the more prominent figures on the network -- so with Trump tweeting about his co-worker, we asked for his thoughts.
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Polls taken directly after debates tend to show a surge in support for some candidates who become more prominent in the minds of voters after the performance.
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The next step is to learn what pins people are engaging with in those ranges so that we can eventually incorporate those pins into more prominent spaces.
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The incredible talent of some of the more prominent artists over the years is proudly on display along with the actual costumes from movies past and present.
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She said the effects of the Liberal government's fiscal stimulus in the way of tax cuts and infrastructure spending will become more prominent as the year progresses.
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Leaks show that the iPhone 22 could feature streamlined antennas and a more prominent camera, as well as a dual-lens camera system in the larger model.
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"But it does seem that patients who get it early tend to have a more prominent genetic component," added Gilbert, who is also a movement disorder specialist.
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Even though succession and transition were addressed by many firms surveyed, these topics are likely to take a more prominent position if the proposed rule is finalized.
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Other design changes include more prominent podcast cover art, more accurate podcast rating numbers, and individual click-through pages for each podcast episode featuring full-show descriptions.
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BEIJING, March 2 (Reuters) - China's newly appointed banking regulator said on Thursday that risk prevention in the sector will be a more prominent policy focus in 2017.
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Over the years, more prominent Hollywood figures have become publicly associated with the religion, creating a connection in many people's minds between Scientology and the entertainment industry.
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While most advertisers chose not to engage in political dialogue, the tactic of touching on socially-relevant issues is becoming more prominent as politics and sports collide.
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"Donors tend to gravitate towards whatever they feel is more prominent, and right now concerns about losing the House outweigh concerns about losing the Senate," Walsh said.
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Sulik would have to reconcile Most-Hid, which seeks a more prominent role for Hungarian minority, with the SNS, which has campaigned against giving them more rights.
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For years, the HFPA was something of a punchline, before NBC struck a deal for the show in the 1990s and gave it a more prominent stage.
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And while, in the United States, ambitious proposals such as the Green New Deal grow ever more prominent, they seem no nearer to being passed into law.
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Now, big fund managers like BlackRock, with $4 trillion under management, argue that shareholders should be more prominent and have an active role in shaping companies directly.
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" Caffrey added: "Economic growth is still the main factor behind rising spending in Asia-Pacific but we're starting to see strategic factors play a more prominent role.
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" But then she got a call from her publicist, who told her to get ready for a more prominent appearance: on NBC's "Late Night With Seth Meyers.
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They became even more prominent after the killings of black men at the hands of the police captured headlines and set off the Black Lives Matter movement.
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It had all the same ingredients as the crispy-chicken salad, but the cilantro glaze seemed more prominent this time, which I think made a huge difference.
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His more prominent role comes after much of 2019 was spent bogged down by the Russia-related investigations that had dogged the president since he took office.
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And today, one of the more prominent fintech startups is announcing a large round of funding, from a mix of strategic investors, to keep growing its business.
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Laura and the ancient love goddess Bilquis, played by the Nigerian actress Yetide Badaki, are much more prominent in the show than they were in the book.
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While voters had sided with his chosen candidates in the off-year contests, Democrats hoped a more prominent challenger would take on the mayor directly in 1983.
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"However, we agree that such caveats need to be clearer to all users and will be adding a more prominent disclaimer in the near future," she added.
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But unlike these more prominent Googlers, most employees at the company don't have an international cause to rally behind or the support of powerful human rights organizations.
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But several of Sanders's more prominent surrogates — people like Cornel West and Susan Sarandon — are longtime critics of the Democratic Party who backed Ralph Nader back then.
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During the Super Bowl, we staged a football game between faith leaders with one of our more prominent rabbis, a woman, throwing a pass to an imam.
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"The continued escalation in trade tensions and broad-based fall in manufacturing ... suggest that the downside risks to growth are becoming more prominent," U.S. bank Morgan Stanley said.
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The outgoing Obama administration has also been criticized for not giving human rights a more prominent role in its dealings with US adversaries like Iran, Cuba and China.
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Video and audio have become more prominent, which makes it more taxing for archiving efforts like the non-profit Internet Archive to afford to store increasingly large files.
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He was also pushed to a more prominent position in the Republican party when Obama famously said, "You can't just listen to Rush Limbaugh and get things done."
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Sekulow told Reuters on Tuesday that after the departure of Washington attorney John Dowd from Trump's personal legal team last week, Ekonomou will assume a more prominent role.
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You can see their techniques adopted by games Paratopic and Virginia, and as virtual reality stories become more prominent, Thirty Flights and its predecessor could well prove prescient.
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"Solve the problem" – tech companies will become more prominent… tech companies that are real-estate brokers, recruiters, healthcare providers, food suppliers, logistics… why: many industries are very inefficient.
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IGTV, which has been struggling to gain traction despite Instagram's attempts to make it more prominent, gets the first spot at the top of the new navigation bar.
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Emissions growth from coal is headed sharply downward as demand stagnates, thanks to renewables and gas playing a more prominent role in the global electricity and industry mix.
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Even with a good diet, the right bacteria is necessary for proper growth People's gut bacteria develops as they grow — some strains become more prominent, others less so.
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And at least one more prominent name is considering jumping in: state Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon (D) is said to be considering his own run.
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But its results may play a more prominent role this year, given the increasing charges from Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, that the election could be unfairly swayed.
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Each new report seems to follow the same pattern: Facebook's user base increases, mobile revenue becomes more prominent and, more recently, its video totals jump off the page.
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As a result, I not only found that the lump in my arm became more prominent but also discovered that I was sporting a few smaller lumps, too.
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With prominent figures such as former prime minister Tony Blair openly pushing these sorts of interparty alliances, tactical voting may be even more prominent than ever this year.
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Vindu: Apple repositioned the watch as more of a health monitor, putting the activity tracker in a more prominent place and encouraging competitive sharing of workouts with friends.
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Why it matters: This could make child care a more prominent issue in the 2020 presidential election, especially as health care in general will be a dominant topic.
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His broader white nationalism views are part of the larger movement that has become more prominent on social media in the wake of Trump's rise and presidential victory.
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Affordable housing is poised to become a more prominent issue in the 2628 presidential race, with several potential Democratic candidates releasing proposals on the topic in recent months.
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It snowballs, too: prominent placement makes a piece more popular, which makes it more prominent, which makes it yet more popular, which makes…well, you get the idea.
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Meanwhile, Slack has been home to a number of outspoken diversity and inclusion advocates, so it's notable that some of the more prominent ones are no longer there.
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One of these included cryptocurrencies: it will be interesting to see how and if this one becomes a more prominent part of the mix in the years ahead.
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Representatives for Dr. Luke acknowledged that public opinion — especially online — has remained against him, even with incremental victories in court, as sexual assault becomes a more prominent issue.
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But now, with Happ's status uncertain, Lynn, a former All-Star who won 18 games for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2012, may assume a more prominent role.
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Afrofuturism is more prominent in music and the graphic arts than it is in cinema, but there are movies out there that illuminate the notion in different ways.
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Sidangkou, which is near Tianjin, a large northeastern city, began producing saxophones in the 1990s, as China became a powerhouse exporter and Western cultural influences become more prominent.
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And in recent years, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has amassed more and more power, Kanter has emerged as one of Erdogan's louder and more prominent critics.
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Even if the program is inspired by a sport, rugby, that is much more prominent in other parts of the world than it is in the United States.
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In the days leading up to Halloween, Pokémon ran its first global promotion, making certain "spooky" creatures more prominent and increasing the reward for catching all the Pokémon.
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And one of the more prominent college basketball teams to feature a pair of lefties was St. John's in the mid-1980s, with Chris Mullin and Walter Berry.
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Martina Navratilova, who, like Court, is a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, is one of the more prominent figures who have called for a change.
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The investments span robotics software start-ups like Brain Corp and the indoor farming business Plenty, as well as more prominent companies like the business software maker Slack.
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Tyler Moran, executive director of the Immigration Hub, a pro-immigration group, called it "unacceptable" that immigration has not had a "more prominent role" during the Democratic debates.
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As the group's deputy minister of information, Mr. Howard was often quoted when the more prominent party figures were on trial or in the news for other reasons.
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In its targets the #MeToo movement has made no partisan distinctions; if anything, it has probably ended the careers of more prominent liberal pigs than right-wing men.
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Some very wealthy people are relatively unknown, so their risk is low, he said, but a less wealthy person with controversial opinions could be a more prominent target.
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Besides talk about the campaign, a TV series could set off a popular Washington parlor game: Which actors and actresses might portray some of the more prominent players?
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The variety of bean also has an effect on perceived bitterness, with both caffeine and chlorogenic acids being more prominent in the robusta variety than in Arabica beans.
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But maintaining a large balance sheet also means the Fed would remain a more prominent presence in short-term funding markets, where it has displaced some private activity.
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The trade group alleged that the two companies give big discounts and more prominent listings to those sellers, many of which they control or have a stake in.
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Starting in the late 1930s, photography had started to overshadow illustration, as the work of Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, and Irving Penn became more prominent in fashion magazines.
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Why it matters: The issue is beginning to generate greater concern among Americans, data shows, and could become a more prominent issue for politicians as well as companies.
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One more prominent North Korean figure in Singapore was Kim Jong Nam, the half brother of the current leader who was assassinated at Kuala Lumpur airport last year.
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Adorno, one of the more prominent Frankfurt theorists, warned of an American "culture industry" that blurred the distinction between truth and fiction, between the commercial and the political.
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The discovery suggests women played a more prominent role in the production of manuscripts during the medieval period, and that ultramarine was more available in Europe than previously assumed.
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Facebook recently expanded its live video product, rolling out several new features and making it more prominent on the app to encourage users to create videos and share them.
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Fortunately, digital freelance platforms are playing a more prominent role in professionals' ability to navigate these changes by aligning themselves with online learning platforms such as Coursera and Udemy.
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Other more prominent candidates like Elizabeth Warren argued that beefing up social security would be a more effective plan, making it easier for aging workers to plan for retirement.
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To be clear, this is probably better than Facebook's last idea, which actually made false stories even more prominent in the News Feed with the addition of a flag.
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This blindspot may become more prominent as media attention turns to the host of fake new, hate speech and propaganda sites that enjoy floods of traffic from online platforms.
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It has since made it more prominent and has made changes to how it describes the service fee after settling a class-action lawsuit for more than $4 million.
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The URL domain is now more prominent, appearing above the link's headline, which could reduce the likelihood that users click fake/hoax sites that mimic popular news publisher URLs.
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Aung San Suu Kyi responded with a smile and a small joke, said Thein Than Oo. Meanwhile, Ko Ni was becoming more prominent as he pushed for constitutional reform.
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Plus, with more resources at its disposal as a result of the nuclear agreement, Iran is likely to play an even more prominent role in the region and beyond.
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Earlier this month, the regulator urged banks to elevate risk management to a "more prominent" place and take measures to rein in the rapid rise of non-performing loans.
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Many of Google Cloud's more prominent customers, including message service Snapchat, are new Internet-based companies — not always the best references for chief information officers at more traditional companies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will put financial services for smaller companies in a more prominent position, the country's premier Li Keqiang was quoted as saying by state radio on Tuesday.
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Crisis summit underway Once an executive of leading U.S. bank, JPMorgan Chase, Blythe Masters has now entered a space which is becoming more prominent in our society: blockchain technology.
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Easier navigation experience via more prominent buttons, and increased visibility into where a link will take you before clicking on it and whose post you're reading or commenting on.
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Paradoxically we live in the time where most people live in the top of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which means art should have a much more prominent cultural position.
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Some of the more prominent changes occurred on Environmental Protection Agency pages—a mention of human-caused climate change was deleted, as was a description of international climate talks.
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But one of its more prominent ones with a large megaphone — like the kind CNN provides — has been compromised in favor of pushing one candidate's narrative in this election.
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As earnings season has ended, the latest developments in Washington are even more prominent for investors, said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Some of the more prominent examples include SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk, from South Africa, and Google co-founder Sergey Brin, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union.
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Explore has been rejigged several times in the past, including updates to show photos from people you actually know, bringing Stories onto the page, and making videos more prominent.
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A leading trade group for Web services companies such as Google and Uber will honor two of Congress's more prominent voices on tech issues at an event this spring.
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On a Saturday when Americans across the country took to the streets to protest President Donald Trump's hardline shift on immigration policy, more and more prominent Democrats -- from Sen.
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"And maybe they figure they need a more prominent person at the helm, as opposed to the string of relative unknowns who have served in recent years," Spitzer said.
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The question of impunity for crimes against journalists became more prominent following the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul.
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In recent days, more and more prominent Republicans have joined both former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush; the last Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney; Ohio Gov.
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Working with local partners, Postmates says, enables them to offer curated lists of locally-sourced groceries while the revamped app lends itself to making Postmates grocery offerings more prominent.
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The new design makes those two products more prominent, and Facebook hopes people will be more inclined to use them as reliance on the News Feed continues to shrink.
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The new design makes those two products more prominent, and Facebook hopes people will be more inclined to use them as reliance on the News Feed continues to shrink.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Evangelical pastor Javier Bertucci on Thursday ignored calls to withdraw from Venezuela's presidential election in order to back a more prominent candidate, splitting Venezuela's already fractured opposition.
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Of the two, Mr. Buttigieg is better positioned in most respects, with a more prominent national profile, a stronger fund-raising machine and a more developed organization in Nevada.
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Soon, a string of demanding, more prominent projects followed: a stretch of superhighway ringing Moscow; two troubled stadiums for the 2018 World Cup, including one in a Baltic swamp.
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The vendor claimed the weapon originally belonged to one of the more prominent and costly failures by the US to help Syrian moderate rebels combat ISIS and other extremists.
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But finding meaning in life can feel like a remote goal, too abstract to be urgent, something to touch on every once and awhile when more prominent issues recede.
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X-Factor: Kavell Bigby-Williams averages only 9.7 minutes per game, but he is going to be thrust into a much more prominent role now that Boucher is out.
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Broaddrick's decades-old claim against Clinton has returned to the national spotlight as more prominent men in Hollywood and politics are being accused of sexual misconduct, harassment and assault.
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"My cheekbone is a little bit more prominent on my left side, therefore it cascades a tiny triangle shadow underneath my cheekbone when the sun is setting," she said.
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But Fairfax said "states are now playing an ever more prominent role" in national politics, citing his record of casting of votes to break ties in Virginia's divided legislature.
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His popularity and renown in Iran would seem alien to most in the West, as he was much more prominent than any modern military leaders in major Western powers.
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One notable change, which will be immediately obvious, is a more prominent blue status bar that appears when an app is actively using your location while running in the background.
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The technique of hojojutsu was reimagined so that actors could recreate the moves safely on stage, and redesigned to be more boldly aestheticized, giving audiences a more prominent visual experience.
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The snowball effect is far from new in narrative fiction, but in peak TV it's more prominent than ever and being explored uniquely on multiple shows at the same time.
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Health experts, like Cornell's Brian Wansink, recommend using similar tricks — using smaller plates, keeping junk food out of the house, and making fruits and vegetables more prominent — to avoid overeating.
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The 22-year-old is a senior at the University of Pennsylvania and registered -- unlike two of her more prominent half-siblings -- to vote in that state's upcoming Republican primary.
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Streamlined reporting for suicide, assisted by artificial intelligence: The AI tool will make the option to report a post about "suicide or self injury" more prominent for potentially concerning posts.
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The bottom line: The programs won't be going anywhere given employers want to keep health insurance costs down, but questions about how to regulate them will only become more prominent.
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In the first quarter of 2019, five "mega-funds" (over $500 million) closed, the NVCA said, and more prominent firms are in the process of raising $1 billion or more.
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Atop Paris's famous Champ de Mars gardens lies its even more prominent Eiffel Tower — a gargantuan lattice ironwork that millions of people from around the world flock to visit annually.
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Cordish, the wealthy son of a Baltimore developer who is married to a friend of Ivanka's, is expected to play a more prominent role in the administration's upcoming infrastructure plan.
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"Current forms of technology are making ghosting a more prominent relationship dissolution strategy," wrote researchers who coauthored the report Ghosting and destiny: Implicit theories of relationships predict beliefs about ghosting.
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Among those that will be more prominent in Delta's fleet are the Airbus A350-900 XWB, A330-900neo, and A220, all of which are currently in service with Delta today.
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In 2016, the Kardashian clan is more recognizable, more prominent, and more talked-about than any of America's OG monied families, including the Vanderbilts, the Gettys, and even the Hiltons.
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That's bad news for Eve, but it's great news for the rest of us who have been dying to see Oh take on a more prominent leading role for years.
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The developer is behind three of the more prominent Oculus Rift titles, including multiplayer game The Unspoken, and Stormland is designed to showcase all of its learnings over the years.
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It takes heavy human interpretation to make the onscreen conversation with her flow smoothly, but the film doesn't address or analyze her limitations, which only makes them feel more prominent.
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"Several black churches have gotten too timid to talk about these things — some of the more prominent ones don't want to be seen as political or offend anyone," McKinnon said.
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Now he'll be one the the more prominent hires for a new effort by former Politico CEO Jim VandeHei and columnist Mike Allen, who founded that online publication in 2007.
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They detain the more prominent people (activists) on the spot ... but for others - now they (the government) have the time, they'll investigate and then arrest them at a later stage.
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Rouhani's visit was aimed at pushing Iran into a more prominent role on the world stage after the nuclear deal with Western powers ended most European economic sanctions on Tehran.
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In the 1980s and 1990s the "CEO-celebrity" was more prominent: typified by Jack Welch of GE, such figures penned books on their management philosophies and posed for magazine covers.
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This presents a crisis as electric vehicles become more prominent At the moment, this doesn't present a crisis because electric vehicles represent only a small proportion of the US fleet.
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Pelosi is a villain in these ads almost by default, since more prominent party leaders—Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton—have stepped aside, and thus lack sufficient scariness as bogeymen.
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That said, Allred did best Salerno by 20 points in March, 21625 to 2900 percent, and also has the backing of significantly more prominent Texas Democrats than Salerno, including Rep.
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Now, Hezbollah is the most powerful of several Iran-backed Shiite paramilitary groups that, along with Iranian forces, are playing an ever more prominent role on the battlefield in Syria.
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One of the more prominent Instagram accounts is run by a reporter for Iranian state television, Hassan Shemshadi, who honors Iranian fighters and Afghans in the Iran-backed Fatemiyoun brigade.
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Many secular Jews have seen themselves as fully white members of America's ethnic majority, only to have their illusions shatter as anti-Semitic politics became more prominent and more deadly.
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"With time, the dusky shading will become more prominent, and as mid-eclipse approaches, the lopsidedness of the moon's illumination will be totally obvious," Sky & Telescope added in the statement.
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"Taiwan is about to become a more prominent feature of the overall U.S.-China relationship," said Jon M. Huntsman, who served as ambassador to China during Mr. Obama's first term.
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This has the effect of making sexism and other anti-egalitarian beliefs more prominent, even if he doesn't actually agree with these ideas and is just trying to be provocative.
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A late addition to Trump's shortlist for secretary of state, Tillerson got the nod over more prominent political figures like Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee for president, retired Gen.
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As technology has shifted and the Bee has grown more prominent in recent decades — ESPN has aired it since 1994 — coaching has become a mainstay of the elite spelling circuit.
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Ganeva writes: More than anything, Salazar's scandal-plagued campaign might raise questions about the DSA's vetting process as it becomes a far more prominent voice in national and state politics.
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In recent years, Globo and other television networks have used their powerful positions to combat racism with more prominent roles for black Brazilians on soap operas and reality TV shows.
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As time passes and early albums Bastard and Goblin begin to fade into the distance, perhaps this world will become more prominent in the public's perception of Tyler, the Creator.
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The other four belong to more prominent institutions: the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Washington, DC's National Gallery of Art; the Yale University Art Gallery, and the Morgan Library and Museum.
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While Union Hill may not have behind it the resources or political clout of some of Virginia's more prominent historical sites, it is entitled to the same reverence and respect.
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"I know Mark Cuban well," Mr. Trump said Sunday morning on Twitter, where he has 24.7 million followers and has found an even more prominent megaphone since he became president.
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As a result, girls growing up today have more prominent women to look up to than perhaps ever before, some of them only a few years younger than they are.
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Knowing the band's trajectory and seeing that become more prominent with each release, do you see yourselves getting to a point where there's no screaming in your music at all?
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Rep. Mark Sanford (R-SC), one of the House's more prominent GOP critics of President Trump, lost to an insurgent conservative challenger in the South Carolina primary elections on Tuesday.
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Taking sips of cerveza and striding across stage Shogun seems relaxed and energetic and the band sound tight with the keyboards of Gabrielle de Giorgio more prominent in the mix.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China will let markets play a more prominent role in deciding the exchange rate for its yuan currency, the central bank's vice governor Chen Yulu said on Tuesday.
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As the series winds to a close, mystical powers are becoming more prominent, and the undead dragon's ability may be chalked up to the waxing power of magic in Westeros.
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"These statistics are surprising to many stock pickers; we believe losing trades may be more prominent in memories given the tendency to remember the 'big losers' rather than the 'big winners.'"
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The Internet Archive regularly curates collections and highlights selections from the Wayback Machine, but the role of selection will have to become more prominent as more and more information flows online.
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"I do wonder if this is technology that we will want in the next few years, with concerns about climate change and each person's carbon footprint becoming more prominent," Horwitch said.
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"There is no country on Earth in which law professors have played a more prominent role," writes Mr Presser, a statement that neither lawyers nor politicians in any camp would dispute.
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While most of the announcements came as welcome news for the site's more prominent creators, I got the distinct sense that some of Twitch's superstars feel it's too little, too late.
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It's certainly possible that as Netflix becomes a more prominent player in film distribution, that the rules of engagement will change when it comes to what gets considered at the Oscars.
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The Google Assistant is the one truly unique feature that Allo — one of Google's many chat apps — has going for it, and today Google is making the feature even more prominent.
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Fashion weeks, which attract crowds of specialist buyers and industry fans, are also an important source of income for Paris, home to some of the world's more prominent high-end labels.
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Earlier projections now appear to be "over-optimistic" given that risks from "further disruptions in trade policies" have become more prominent, said Maurice Obstfeld, IMF chief economist, in a prepared speech.
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In theory, it would mean that virtually any webpage could gain the same benefits as AMP: near-instantaneous loading, distribution on multiple platforms, and (critically) more prominent placement on Google properties.
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In the aftermath of Trump's Monday night debate meltdown, campaign advisers have discussed offering Christie a more prominent role in the preparations ahead of the second debate on Sunday October 9.
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In addition to the more prominent charities, you can look for local organizations, clothing drives, shelters, and even thrift stores and consignment shops that may sell your clothes at reduced prices.
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Booker scored 213.7 points Thursday for his second 2117-point outing of the season and has scored in double digits in 290 of 30 games since receiving a more prominent role.
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The U.K.'s retail sector has come under pressure in recent years, as online competitors and cheaper retailers from overseas, like Germany's Lidl and Aldi, become more prominent in the market.
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China has already logged Mongolian throat singing, mathematical calculations on the abacus and a form of puppetry with UNESCO, as well as more prominent arts such as Peking opera and acupuncture.
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"The medium- to long-term accumulated contradictions and risks throughout economic development are going to become more prominent in 2019," Wang Bin, a commerce ministry official told reporters during a briefing.
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Much like Progenie Terrestre Pura, they too have toyed with both black metal and electronica, aiming this time towards trance, which taken on a more prominent role with each successive recording.
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And while Prince Mohammed had been eager to have Aramco trade on both the Saudi exchange and a more prominent stock market, that appears off the table for the time being.
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Misogynistic sentiments become steadily more prominent as the story goes on, with the Cirinists (uniformly drawn as fat, ugly, shawl-clad women) becoming the vector for escalating vicious attacks against feminism.
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Success modules remain heavy on reading and writing, Switzer acknowledges: when the kindergartners study bread, "shared texts" play a more prominent role than they would at a very progressive public school.
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It was on display on January 21, 2017, the day of the first Women's March, and since then has grown steadily more prominent, and strikingly more personal, with the #MeToo movement.
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Among its more prominent investments is in Apollo Towers, which runs cellphone towers in Myanmar and which the firm has promoted as having helped spur mobile phone use in the country.
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"The Pakistani military would be forced to retaliate in the event of a more prominent strike," in part to guard its image as the ever-vigilant protector of Pakistan, he said.
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Spurs keep winning without key players TORONTO — San Antonio Spurs guard Patty Mills talked about just trying to hold things together until some of his more prominent teammates return from injury.
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Witherspoon launched Pacific Standard with her producing partner Bruna Papandrea in 2012 as a means to get more women both behind and in front of the camera in more prominent roles.
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Rising tensions over immigration have fuelled clashes all over Germany, none more prominent than the ones that erupted late last summer in Chemnitz, a proudly proletarian city in the country's east.
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Officially known as "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era," the ideology will soon be given an even more prominent platform: the preamble of China's Constitution.
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In another step that required the naturally shy Shiffrin to adapt to a more prominent role, she has tried to mentor younger or less experienced racers on the American women's team.
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That movement is distinct from the more prominent "choice" movement in that it focuses on social and economic factors that can make things like abortion inaccessible even when they are legal.
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He was picked to become second-in-command of the entire A.N.C., launching him into an even more prominent post — as South Africa's deputy president, second only to the nation's leader.
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But for reasons of political expedience, conservatives have been more likely to make excuses for their predators, and indeed have elevated one of the more prominent examples to the White House.
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He and the man who hired him, Lizzie's Uncle John, become more prominent as the novel moves onward, but the reader has long since accepted Lizzie's culpability and located its source.
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As a mother, now, and a wife, now, but just as a woman — and as a woman of color, which has been brought to the forefront in a more prominent way.
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"In fact, if you listen to someone use 'like,' you'll sometimes notice that the next noun or verb or adjective that comes along sounds more prominent," she said in an email.
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Putin has tried to fill the vacuum left by a more isolationist US. Russia intervention in the Syrian civil war has given it a far more prominent role in the region.
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Since the publication of the letter, it's been exciting to read more women's letters and to see the efforts by The New York Times to give women a more prominent voice.
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The unintended consequence of these actions is that Saudi Arabia, the Sunni rival to Shia Iran, is taking on a more prominent role in regional diplomacy and outreach to moderate Muslims.
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Along with the new pinned lists, Twitter is also overhauling the design of its actual list pages, allowing for header images and a more prominent view of list members and subscribers.
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Two of its more prominent investors, actor Ashton Kutcher and Silicon Valley investor Paul Graham, took to Twitter to express their disapproval of the New York Senate's passage of the bill.
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What's more, there is a small possibility that the whole thing could go wrong, leaving you with a hard, unsightly lump of flab that's bigger and more prominent than it was before.
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More prominent is the effort to tell her family's story — with carefully rendered interactions like those in Rutu Modan's comics — and close up the emotional distance between the artist and her parents.
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So for us the Roku channel is our sandbox for building that content-first experience and eventually it will become more prominent and might even end up as the home screen someday.
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Debt as a share of GDP is higher than officially reported, but the return to capital is not as low as feared and consumption is more prominent as an engine of growth.
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On platforms such as the Twitter-like Sina Weibo, Trump's Chinese supporters, who admire his business success and a free-wheeling style unconstrained by political correctness, are far more prominent than detractors.
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According to TechCrunch, the company is currently testing three new features for its ephemeral messaging Stories product that aim to make the feature a more prominent part of the mobile Facebook app.
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I think widgets on the iPad and iPhone are great and not utilized nearly as much as they should be, so I'm happy to see the option to make them more prominent.
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Referring to more prominent decisions, such as regarding the 2020 census and partisan gerrymandering, Ginsburg on Wednesday noted matter-of-factly that she had signed onto opinions written by her liberal colleagues.
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Three of the more prominent examples include Slater's ranch, scattered surf parks launched by Spain-based Wavegarden, and BSR Surf Park in Waco, Texas, which is powered by American Wave Machines technology.
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Williams, one of the more prominent activists in Ferguson before being taken into custody, was arrested in December 2014 for setting a fire outside a QuikTrip convenience store during a heated protest.
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There, too, the picture is more nuanced than the headlines suggest: it is not clear whether socialist anti-Semitism is now on the rise, or just noisier and more prominent than before.
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Despite those changes, two of the more prominent candidates lay claim to vital pieces of Harlem's political legacy, seeking to capitalize both on name recognition and on the district's traditional black electorate.
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Her bid comes after primary victories by a number of women and minority candidates, many of them Democratic, who are seeking more prominent roles in Washington and state capitals across the county.
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The Chargers struggle to fill seats is about to become much more prominent, with the team scheduled to move into SoFi Stadium next year, with seating for more than 70,000 football fans.
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Furthermore, the neobank threat will only become more prominent as new neobanks launch or come to the US from abroad: German neobank N26, for example, just debuted in the US in July.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Financial markets are likely to become a "more prominent" source of risk for euro zone banks as volatility increases, European Central Bank supervisor Ignazio Angeloni said on Friday.
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But the change is perhaps more prominent this time around, particularly in the Sun Belt, which has absorbed droves of new residents over the past seven years, The Hill's Reid Wilson writes.
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Today, the latest young-blood medicine-maker, Elevian, emerged from stealth with $5.5 million from investors including Peter Diamandis, one of the more prominent faces in the Silicon Valley "death disruption" scene.
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That sound, along with Gucci's name and influence, has only gotten more prominent and widespread in recent years, even as Gucci has spent several of those years serving a federal prison sentence.
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But the sound of DC and the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) is changing, and hip-hop, long overshadowed by go-go (except when rappers like Wale incorporated it) is becoming more prominent.
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The bottom line: Automation will become a more prominent issue as self-driving technology gets closer to consumers, so the companies driving potential job displacement are trying to get ahead of it.
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Sulik would have to reconcile Most-Hid (Bridge), which seeks a more prominent role for Slovakia's Hungarian minority, and the Slovak National Party (SNS), which has campaigned against giving them more rights.
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The result could be Athens playing a more prominent role in stabilizing the western Balkans, and aligning itself more fully with European Union policies rather than deferring to Russia's concerns and interests.
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As commander in chief, he often appears in fatigues when overseeing military parades, which have become more prominent as he has pressed ahead with a modernization program for the People's Liberation Army.
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Trump and Duda are two of the more prominent champions of the new populist nationalism, which believes in butting out of the affairs of others so they may butt out of yours.
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Mr. Lu's successor, Xu Lin, was present at the conference, which also included more prominent foreign chief executives than in the past, including Sundar Pichai of Google and Mr. Cook of Apple.
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Like literally hidden until after you've clicked to join a meeting — when the option to join via a browser appears in tiny text underneath a more prominent link to "download & run Zoom".
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Over the summer the authorities have made concessions by arresting more prominent figures linked to Bouteflika on corruption charges, while increasing the pressure on protesters with a bigger police presence at demonstrations.
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It's perhaps no coincidence, then, that Pegida demonstrations are more prominent in the former East Germany, and that Alternative for Germany won 22 percent of the Eastern vote in the recent election.
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The importance of climate as a campaign theme in Iowa signals how the issue is starting to become more prominent at a time when environmental groups are pressing lawmakers for strong action.
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In 2001, the French television conglomerate Canal+ had to sell its interest in the Swiss team Servette to allow its other, more prominent club, Paris St.-Germain, to enter the same tournament.
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The more prominent of the two cybercriminal suspects designated in the sanctions announced by the Obama administration was Yevgeny M. Bogachev, who the Treasury Department said was a developer of malicious software.
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Nowhere is this currently more prominent than in Khoury's California, where last year State Senator Jerry Hill pulled a bill intended to ban flavored tobacco products because of "hostile" amendments to it.
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" While she's pleased the country is "seeing more women in more prominent positions in media," Wagner says, "I think people tend to see [my hire] as a binary proposition, and it's not.
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At the Los Angeles iteration of the exhibition, Californian artists like John Outterbridge and Noah Purifoy get a far more prominent feature, while Betye Saar's mystical works get their own, darkened room.
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We are very much focused on organic growth, although we also have done several acquisitions last year, to augment our portfolio, to become even a more prominent player in the healthtech space.
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The negative side of this portrayal may be more prominent in times of high inequality (think of the robber barons of the Gilded Age or the Gordon Gekko figures of the 1980s).
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And Mr. Kim does appear to be giving the hard-line military a more prominent role in his government, even if it is unclear when and whether he will test an ICBM.
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Army camps did not just include the military; civilians followed the military to provide services and/or conduct business, and nowhere was that transaction more prominent than in the attachments of prostitutes.
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The unions believe that their priorities will be more prominent in the minds of officeholders if they own and control the get-out-the-vote infrastructure, and if it outlives each campaign cycle.
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At a Friday press conference, Jupiter Police Chief Daniel Kerr was asked if there were any other individuals — more prominent than Kraft — among those who have been charged so far, and said no.
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It also says that it is "very clear in each payment what audience it is being shared with," and that it has taken steps in recent years to make this distinction more prominent.
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With a stated goal of "futuristic simplicity," Vivo devised a way to build a phone almost entirely out of glass, with its "super unibody" chassis designed to make the screen even more prominent.
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The decision, already reverberating in other Trump-related litigation, comes from an appeals court that is not only more prominent than most, but one whose members have been more provocative and attention-getting.
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In fact, it's one of the more prominent that I've seen in recent memory, save, perhaps for the Moto Z's which was designed to be swallowed up by one of those modular backings.
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After Republicans in 1994 won control of the House for the first time in 40 years, Gingrich, now speaker, had a much more prominent perch from which to tag Democrats as dangerous liberals.
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And since the technology isn't where it needs to be yet, the ride-hail company is taking a more prominent role in the development of the battery pack for its air taxi vehicles.
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Even if the stellium appears in a sign other than your sun sign (the sign you read your horoscope for), it will make that sign's traits more prominent in your personality and life.
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By becoming a more prominent player on the international financial stage, the expectation was Beijing would commit itself to becoming more market-oriented instead of resorting to the National Team when trouble arises.
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And, obviously, Instacart should make this feature more prominent on the web version of the service, as grocery shopping seems like one of those 'at your desk' or 'on your couch' online activities.
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"Companies that are more prominent and have better performance might be under more scrutiny, or are more focused on the issue, or are able to attract more women or diverse directors," she said.
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Rachel Lord is taking over that region, according to the memo, bringing a senior executive whose primary focus has been iShares exchange-traded funds (ETFs) into a more prominent role in that market.
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The drive to discover alternate ways for a new company to raise money has birthed many experiments, but none more prominent than the 2017 rise of so-called Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs.
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Clinton reiterated a campaign theme — "Stronger Together" — that has become more prominent in recent weeks, and argued that Mr. Trump "believes in the worst of us" and cannot be trusted at the controls.
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It seems that a lot of the more prominent bands in your scene have become much more forthright in deconstructing the stereotype of it being a heteronormative, "sad guy pines over girl" genre.
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Members the activist group that Caceres led gathered Friday in front of prosecutors' offices in the capital to demand the arrest of more prominent local businessmen they allege are connected to the crime.
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A coalition of advocacy organizations on Friday urged a new Senate privacy working group to give consumer and privacy groups a more prominent role in crafting the nation's first comprehensive data privacy law.
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The spending comes after some high-profile security incidents in Sydney and Melbourne in recent years and asseeks to play a more prominent role in the Pacific, where China is seeking greater influence.
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Such a move is often regarded as a precursor to a public offering, with banks often clamoring to lead those debt offerings to gain a spot on the more prominent initial public offering.
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Among Democrats, fewer than half said Bill Clinton should be more prominent in his wife's campaign, and less than half felt that his presence in the race would boost her chances of winning.
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Staudt says that while "many people are walking the face of the planet because they endured chemo and the cancer's all gone," he expects targeted therapies will be more prominent in future treatments.
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Starting on Wednesday, Postmates is rolling out an expanded selection of alcohol available for delivery in San Francisco and Los Angeles and giving the booze catalogue much more prominent billing in the app.
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I have long advocated that Alzheimer's should be more prominent in movies and TV so that it can be destigmatized and humanized in the same way that cancer and HIV/AIDS have been.
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After the ECB trimmed its growth and inflation projections for next year and said downside economic risks were becoming more prominent, the euro dipped against major currencies and European stocks trimmed earlier gains .
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More prominent people covered the speeches; my job was to watch the stage and make sure the famous developer-power broker Robert Moses, who was in his 90s, made it through the meal.
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Recipes with cabbage and brined ham are more prominent in "300 Years of Black Cooking in St. Mary's County," which was published in 1975 and traces the history of the ham back centuries.
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NFL teams have drafted fewer running backs in the first round in recent years as the passing game has become more prominent and teams have grown concerned about the longevity of running backs.
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Mr. Edens, who oversees the firm's private equity business from New York and is a co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team, is the point man for the firm's more prominent projects.
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But some of the details are quite different; thankfully, both the books and the show avoided the planned Jon/Arya/Tyrion love triangle, and Sansa's role has become significantly more prominent and better.
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Women of today apparently speak at a deeper pitch than women of past generations — because our more prominent role in society has led us to adopt deeper tones that project authority and dominance.
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In the year since The New York Times first published this article in Summer 2018, the language used to describe the gender and sexuality spectrums has grown, with new terms becoming more prominent.
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