They ate significantly more saturated fat, carbohydrates, and less protein.
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Still, the brand in the U.S. has become more saturated.
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By underexposing his shots, he made the colors become more saturated.
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But why are they seemingly more saturated during the colder months?
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The color in this is overall more saturated — especially the blue sky.
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That's more saturated fat than butter, beef fat, or even pork lard.
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That's more saturated fat than what you'll find in a Burger King Whopper.
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They don't say whether eating more saturated fats will increase your risk, though.
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Now, it's a lot more saturated, and the market is much more flooded.
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"Start-ups became mainstream cool and led it to become more saturated," says Taub.
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This time, the Pixel 3 wins thanks to more saturated colors and sharper details.
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"The decline came from different concepts coming in and getting more saturated," she said.
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It is a light-greenish hue, more saturated than celadon, less gray than sage.
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Brace yourselves, because your TV-watching life is about to get even more saturated with goodness.
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Footage recorded in HDR looks more vibrant with richer, more saturated colors, and greater dynamic range.
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Give them a completely new look by playing around with soft finishes and more saturated hues.
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Why it matters: Revenue growth opportunities for subscriptions are slowing as the market becomes more saturated.
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The 11 Pro surprisingly looks more saturated than the slightly pastel colors on the S20 below.
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More saturated regions, like North America and Asia-Pacific, are expected to grow at a 79% CAGR.
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The risk of dying from respiratory disease also increased significantly for people who ate more saturated fat.
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In fact, coconut oil has more saturated fat and raises LDL more than butter, according to Willett.
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" Still, "blacks are blacker, and colors are just a touch more saturated than on the iPhone 8 Plus.
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The alternatives started with Uber and Lyft, but now those ridesharing services are becoming more and more saturated.
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The Earth's atmosphere is more saturated with greenhouse gases now than at any other time in human history.
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The more saturated the airwaves became with the reality-television-show personality of Palin and the reality-television-show personality of Trump, the more saturated the airwaves became with the lightweight politics of Palin and the insult politics of Trump — and the more it all hurt Trump with Iowa voters.
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The Nokia 27.1 has a distinctly sharper, more saturated display, which I found to be more enjoyable for reading.
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I'd like to think the mix maybe starts off quite pastel blue and gets gradually more saturated and brighter.
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These are things that maybe I wouldn't have been able to do in other cities that are more saturated.
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A wider gamut means more saturated colors, as it includes some of the more extreme-colored crayons in its box.
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The Galaxy S7 just edges out the G21 by a hair; both take more saturated pictures than the iPhone 2200S.
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And it actually has more saturated fat than butter (63 percent), beef fat (50 percent), and pork lard (39 percent).
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"The platform is always changing, growing and getting more and more saturated — you have to stay ahead of it all."
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"Central Europe does seem a bit more saturated than the U.S. for example (without looking at actual numbers)," Szilagyi said.
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These days, the natural-hair section in the beauty aisle is much more saturated, so I rarely need to DIY.
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In those paintings, the gestures undulate in liquid shapes across the surface, while the color becomes wilder and more saturated.
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"As the market becomes more saturated and more teachers start joining, of course there's going to be more competition," said Groesbeck.
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But succeeding with a game on mobile is hard, and that challenge is only increasing as the space becomes more saturated.
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Also like the S3003, the colors are more saturated and warmer compared to the more realistic colors from the iPhone 6S.
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The new screen is definitely brighter (Apple rates it at 2269,238 nits) and the colors look more saturated with whiter whites.
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For some reason, everything looked brighter, more saturated, and more brilliant; we felt like we needed to get our eyeballs calibrated.
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But 'Love Is Blind' does something different, which may help explain why it's a standout in an ever more saturated genre.
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"South Austin is a lot more saturated in terms of people wanting to live there, so I bought north," he says.
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The decision came amid falling phone sales — there were fewer new smartphone customers to serve as the market became more saturated.
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Less exciting products combined with a more saturated smartphone industry mean the days of "supercycles" are "far behind us," he said.
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It also tends to favor lean sources of protein like chicken or fish over red meat, which contains more saturated fat.
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This diet also tends to favor lean sources of protein like chicken or fish over red meat, which contains more saturated fat.
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That's on top of a difficult business environment for smartphone suppliers worldwide, as the market becomes more saturated and demand reportedly softens.
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SM: If that shot took an eternity in 1972, it can only be more radical now: everything's faster, shorter, louder, more saturated.
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Foods heavy in unsaturated fat include avocados, olive oil, and fish, while there are more saturated fats in butter, bacon, and cream.
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Veggie Grill's Beyond Burger with a single patty has more saturated fat (23 grams) and the same amount of sodium as Amy's.
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But what the V353 lacks in luminance, it makes up for in colors, with richer, more saturated hues that the G7 can't match.
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Compared to standard auto, the AI cam's pic features better white balance, more saturated colors, and a nice blue sky without going overboard.
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The 6.2-inch AMOLED screen, which is protected by Gorilla Glass, is crisp and bright, though maybe a bit more saturated than necessary.
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These flowers are a great example: the S7 Edge produced a flatter, but still pleasant image, making the iPhone photo look more saturated.
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But they were also more likely to die from a heart attack than a control group of men who ate more saturated fat.
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The colors from the iPhone 6S Plus are also more accurate compared to the S7 Edge's more saturated and warmer (yellower) color temperature.
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But Singer notes an emphasis on darker, more saturated colors and "fat, tubular" pieces this year, which she calls a response to minimalism.
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I've stepped out of the moment so I could capture it for others to peruse, and then coveted others' more saturated, more beautiful moments.
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Facebook's user base is becoming more and more saturated and now that it expects people to spend less time, it has made investors nervous.
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The G4 takes photos that are slightly warmer and more saturated, as you can see in the 100% crop outdoors (second pair of photos above).
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It's an AMOLED screen, so colors are warmer (more saturated reds and yellows) and the blacks are deep, but it could stand to be brighter.
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Why it matters: Facebook has been warning investors for months that ad revenue would "come down meaningfully" this year as the newsfeed becomes more saturated.
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In Western countries, prostate cancer tends to be more common, and people in Western nations also tend to consume more saturated fat, the authors note.
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As the movie business grows more saturated with stories about costumed vigilantes, studios are trying to find ways to differentiate their own comic book adaptations.
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Those following the diet had increased LDL cholesterol, likely from consuming more saturated fat, which some experts said was potentially concerning and deserved further study.
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The slowdown in sales growth comes amid a more saturated domestic online retail market, a weaker economy and sluggish personal income growth hitting consumers' wallets.
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The S9's photo is brighter and features more saturated colors, and the leaves on the trees are sharper too, but once again, it's quite close.
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S. users accounted for 7.31 million of the 8.8 million new subscribers Netflix added in the last quarter, as the U.S. market has become more saturated.
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The Huawei photo also has a more saturated look, with the red reflections in the foreground catching the eye more readily than those in Google's image.
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Hayley Allman, having decided to embrace Farrow & Ball's more saturated offerings, was thrilled by Studholme's interventions, which Studholme determined by walking through Allman's half-finished house.
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As the market for boutique fitness grows more saturated, brands are experimenting with new tactics focused on personalization, vocalizing on social issues, and expanding into branded products.
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Snapchat sunk to its slowest daily user growth rate ever, a paltry 2.13 percent last quarter, while the much more saturated Facebook grew a strong 3.42 percent.
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However, algorithms have changed and social media is much more saturated than when LIVELY launched, so she said brands today have to be more creative and strategic.
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Like Samsung, iPhone images are now more saturated by default, although Apple says it's still aiming for realism instead of the saturated colors and smoothing of the S8.
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Apple's iPhone 11 Pro consistently looks more saturated with cooler tones, while the Pixel 4 opts for contrast in most shots and often looks warmer as a result.
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And as the high-end handset market becomes more saturated, Snyder said, he doesn't see another Steve Jobs type coming along to innovate Apple out of its conundrum.
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A bacon cheeseburger has fewer than 232 calories, but it has less protein and more saturated fat than the Tendergrill chicken sandwich without mayo or the veggie burger.
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And as more millennials that usually rent instead of buy flock to the city, the market will grow even more saturated, likely raising the rent in the process.
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The smart home market gets a bit more saturated every day, with new devices popping up all the time — and loads of new skills being added to their repertoires.
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In 1918, the former court painter Jo Seokjin traveled to Kumgang and painted a 10-panel screen, whose more saturated passages of ink reflect western and Chinese artistic influences.
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The lane she helped carve out nearly 213 years ago — a nexus of hip hop, high fashion, streetwear, aspirational fabulosity, and multiculturalism — is now much more saturated than before.
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In the meantime there's Oreo Colorizer—it forces your Android 8.0 device to use a color space with a wider color gamut, and thus more saturated colors, on the whole.
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This display is gorgeous, though it does run a bit more saturated than I'd like, and the Snapdragon 2720 makes using this thing a breeze, even with Verizon's ungodly bloatware.
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But taking on a competitive landscape may have some challenges, so right now Trove is focusing on its native San Francisco Bay Area before moving on to more saturated markets.
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For nearly a decade, social media networks have dominated the tech economy, but as the experience becomes more saturated and invasive, users are turning to private networks, like encrypted messaging.
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A key component of the Mediterranean diet is the use of olive oil for cooking and for dressing salads and vegetables in place of more saturated fats, such as butter.
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Note that the turkey sausage wrap and the Angus steak and egg wrap also have 13 grams of carbs and more protein, but they also have more saturated fat and sodium.
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In a head-to-head face off against a Galaxy S683+, the XZ2 Compact produced pics that on occasion sported even richer and more saturated colors, which is really quite impressive.
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The colors will be more saturated and vibrant, but less accurate (similar to most other smartphones which display more vibrant colors): we give consumers the option to choose the color saturation.
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Bloomberg's report ends on something of a random note: Pixel 2 sales apparently increased after Google addressed early complaints about the 2 XL's display with software updates and more saturated colors.
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Once, with Metaphor (22016), a bright, animated-yet-sparse illustration of a Femdom couple, and again with Signs of Love (28), a denser, more saturated piece filled with abstracted pictorial symbols.
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Whether it's digital-only banks — known as challenger or neobanks — or investment apps that have grown into full-service offerings, the market for personal finance has arguably never been more saturated.
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Oregon — while not among the 15 most populous states, with 4.1 million people — is even more saturated than Washington and Florida; it has 80 low-power stations, most in rural areas.
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Azure has expanded slightly faster than AWS in recent quarters but both companies' growth numbers have been leveling off, an indication that the market has become more saturated in recent years.
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That said, 2019 could still be a transition year with revenue growth headwinds from Stories transition and more saturated developed markets combined with expense growth that may not peak until mid-163.
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Hu and his colleagues found that although eating more saturated fat and trans fats was associated with an increase in mortality, eating more polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats lowered the risk of death.
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If we then view the green wavelength of light again, it will appear to be an even more saturated (colorful) green—which is something that is sometimes thought to be physically impossible.
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The coffee market has become more saturated in recent years, with chains like Dunkin' Donuts and McDonald's stepping up their caffeine game by launching cold brew and other, more upscale coffee beverages.
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The media industry has been in crisis for years now, and this will only worsen the situation, undoubtedly resulting in more layoffs and, in turn, a more saturated market of freelance writers.
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While there have been mixed reports about whether the athleisure trend is slowing down after a decade of growing at breakneck speed, the market is clearly becoming more saturated, making it more competitive.
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Although algorithms always seem to change, and social media is much more saturated than when LIVELY launched in 2016, it remains one of the most important ways to market directly to the consumer.
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Some people like this artificial color boost since they really pop off the phone's AMOLED screen, which is made for more saturated colors, but I prefer the iPhone 7's more life-like colors.
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From the company's Pixel User Community forum: We know that some people prefer more saturated colors, so both Pixel 2 phones already include an option to boost colors by 2% for a more vivid look.
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And based on the recent feedback, we’re adding a new mode for more saturated colors, which will be made available via a software update to both Pixel 2 phones in the next few weeks.
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However, throughout many of the interviews for this piece, there was a general feeling that growth in the last year or two may have begun to slow even if the market is more saturated than ever.
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Four decades following its initial publication, and in a world even more saturated with advertising, images, and consumer objects, How to See remains relevant in its consideration of our complacency and the value of paying attention.
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The colors in the Galaxy Note9 photo (left) are a bit more saturated those in the iPhone X photo (right): The green of the lettuce pops and potatoes are a slightly more appealing shade of golden brown.
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Apple's highly anticipated new flagship product, the iPhone 7, expected to debut this year, comes on the heels of a difficult business environment for smartphone suppliers worldwide, as the market becomes more saturated and demand reportedly softens.
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Still, details from Airbnb's Boston settlement suggest the company is particularly concerned with how playing nice (or, at least, less aggressively) will affect its bottom line, especially in a market that is only growing more saturated with competitors.
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While growing market share in Southeast Asia, where the concept of digital ad spend is still in its infancy is one thing, trying to take a bite out of China, a more saturated market, is an altogether harder challenge.
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Colors are slightly more accurate on the Key 2 than on the iPhone X. But look how dull these golden dragon fruits look compared to the slightly more saturated photo taken on iPhone X. Which shot above is better?
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The Honor 9X's IPS LCD display is generally fine with day-to-day use, but Honor has included a feature it calls "Enhanced Dynamic Range," which adds post-processing to video content to make it look more saturated and contrasty.
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"We remain of the view that Apple maintains a very strong franchise and could continue to gain incremental share of the smartphone market; however, the pace of share gains will likely meaningfully moderate as the market becomes more saturated," the report said.
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Sweating, the body's main process to remove heat by evaporative cooling (think the process that makes your body cold after you get out of the shower), becomes much less effective as relative humidity increases, because the air is already more saturated with moisture.
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The coffee market has become more saturated in recent years, with chains like Dunkin' Donuts and McDonald's stepping up their game by launching cold brew and other, more upscale beverages, as well as ready-to-drink coffees in grocery and convenience stores.
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The iPhone X retires the home button (in favor of more screen and a new form of biometric authentication that can recognize your FACE) and replaces the ol' LCD display with a stunning OLED one, for blacker blacks and more saturated, eye-popping colors.
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Just days after the hearing, CSPI nutritionist Jayne Hurley breathlessly warned professional moviegoer Roger Ebert that a large popcorn had the same amount of fat as "six Big Macs"—more saturated fat than a human is supposed to consume over the course of three days.
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Netflix currently boasts 137 million subscribers globally, with 79 million of those users coming from outside the U.S. The company would obviously like to boost those numbers, wherever possible, in a market that's about to become even more saturated with new streaming services like Disney+.
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His voice goes bluer and melds with the strong rose madder synesthesized octave alternations, light rose madder muted with white changes to a more saturated rose madder, all the while his voice mixes with the colors of the instruments, oranges, red, green background sometimes visible as the song gets quiet. Beautiful.
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But I haven't even gotten to the best part: The other half of Lip Pop's magic is the fact that the formula reacts to the pH of your lips to leave a subtle pink stain on your lips; a few swipes gives you a just-bitten effect, but you can layer it on for a more saturated hue.
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We came up with some new colors—George Washington Bridge Gray, the traditional color of the G.W.B., which is a subtle silver-gray that everybody loved, and Deep Cool Red, a richer, more saturated red, and Federal Blue, which is a strong blue (I had a lot to do with our choosing it), and Green Aluminum.
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However, he also added that Google acknowledges that a lot of people are looking for the vivid colors you see on other phones (like on displays made by Samsung), and that Google is working on a update due out in a few weeks that will include a new mode that will make colors from the Pixel 2 XL's display look even more saturated.
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We won't go into the pros and cons of LCD vs OLED again here—we've already written about it in depth before—but in terms of color management you need to know that OLED typically offers a wider gamut (or range) of colors, and that in turn usually means more saturated colors out at the extremes of the color palette.
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Though it's questionable whether we, as photographers and creatives, should be letting Google decide for us what is a "good-looking" photo â€" the Pixel 23 tends to shoot pictures that are more contrasty, more saturated, and artificially sharpened than an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy â€" I don't think anyone disagrees that the company's leveraging of software to produce better pictures is a game-changer.
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