More sensible ways of going global may be emerging, however.
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A more sensible foreign policy than was anticipated also helps.
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But offering to halve the incentives would be more sensible.
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Leaders make the world more sensible, but never sensible enough.
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The more sensible voices had tried to damp down rampant speculation.
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And some of the film's prescriptions are more sensible than others.
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They are more sensible than I was as a young teenager.
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Yeah, that's iTunes from 10 years ago, with a more sensible lefthand bar.
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Larger fonts and more sensible layouts make getting around easier on the eyes.
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So after all this, the MetroCard might be reborn in a more sensible form.
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Making the choice that was — in my mind — more sensible, made me feel responsible.
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Only pride, honor, and terribly wrong ideas about diplomacy prevent a more sensible approach.
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What they hear is we're going to have a saner more sensible immigration policy.
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"We will as a culture lead the courts back to something that's much more sensible."
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Perhaps less ambitiously but no less importantly, it may also lead to more sensible workflows.
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Still, the document shows that nationalists are taking an altogether more sensible approach to economics.
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Nationalising British Steel is no more sensible an idea than taking over Mr Oliver's restaurants.
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Switching to a single, unrigged exchange rate would allow a more sensible allocation of resources.
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That was more sensible probably, because you have more time to work on the car.
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Assume Dialog instead raised debt worth a more sensible 1.5 times the enlarged group's EBITDA.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday that the U.S. needs "more sensible people" in Congress.
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Every one of those phones is a more sensible purchase than the Note 10 Plus.
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Identifying the trade-offs is only a first step toward a more sensible immigration policy.
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He doesn't seem to regard it as a metaphor for a more sensible immigration policy.
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The app icons (and thus the cards for each app) are a far more sensible size.
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The $500 price the black and white models are currently being sold for is more sensible.
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We need to have more sensible rules, and patients need better mental health and vocational services.
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This makes the huge sums of money flowing into the ridesharing market a bit more sensible.
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He, like Giuliani, was hailed in some quarters as a choice more sensible than stringently ideological.
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We have to get out of this overly simplistic framework and create more sensible policy proposals.
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He has also moved to fire Mr. Mueller, only to be thwarted by more sensible aides.
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Social media tends to empower the loudest and most extreme voices over the more sensible ones.
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It would be more sensible than some of the other chants that occur at these events.
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If nothing else, Ricky seems a lot more sensible than everyone else, at least for a while.
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Many of the more sensible solutions take time and start with diagnosing what lies behind the numbers.
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Meanwhile, shorts could pop the volatile crypto bubble and push prices to more sensible and stable levels.
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Last year, I sponsored bipartisan legislation giving the D.E.A. expanded powers to set more sensible production levels.
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More sensible still, on his watch Alrosa is at last getting rid of pointless Soviet-era appendages.
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Luckily there is more sensible gun control in the United Kingdom than here in the United States.
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With his cowboy hat and wealth of supernatural experience, Os seems to be the more sensible hire.
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Given how little power they consume, it might be more sensible to come up with off-grid solutions.
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As VR becomes more familiar, both culturally and technically, the level of discourse turns more sensible and specific.
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You even think that refillable coffee pods make the whole system more sensible, less wasteful, and even acceptable.
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The majority of people in this country are a lot more sensible than what you see in Washington.
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Expect more sensible proposals like this from The Wall Street Journal's Jason Zweig on improving 401(k) investing.
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When it comes to immigration, the public also is at a far more sensible place than most politicians.
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Sometimes being cautious, incremental and pragmatic when others are gambling on bold and visionary thinking is more sensible.
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Tariffs reduce foreign competition, making it more sensible for US companies to buy American-made steel and aluminum.
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But if police know someone isn't in control of their actions, it makes deescalation seem much more sensible.
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But really, the more sensible "adjustment" here, under your logic, would not be to give you more money.
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Trump's former top infrastructure official, DJ Gribbin, told Vox it was a more sensible reallocation of federal dollars.
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As politicians and capitalists double down on the apocalypse, the more sensible among us are betting on change.
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" Unruffled, Brown said, "Is there a way to have a more sensible system that wasn't invented for I.B.M.?
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Systematically bugging the presidential suite at the Moscow Ritz-Carlton seems like a more sensible idea than that.
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Better to look at "cool Jupiters"—those planets that, like Jupiter itself, orbit their stars at more sensible distances.
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There's the crass father figure; his dotty but more sensible wife, Janice (Alex Borstein); an awkward daughter Becky (Ms.
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Yet there are signs that Mr Sisi is starting to put Egypt back on a more sensible economic track.
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Regulating drugs in a more sensible manner would make them safer—and not just for those who take them.
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He said drivers had to be more sensible than just "squirting a whole lot of stuff" over the radio.
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I am on board with Hasen — equality is a much more sensible and practical justification for regulating campaign finance.
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"Those seem more sensible, instead of switching from a War on Drugs to a War on Guns," Krasner said.
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Meanwhile, other animals have a more sensible arrangement, where their windpipe and esophagus are far away from each other.
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Quinn said pricing and terms on contracts had become more sensible with one less competitor in the market place, Carillion.
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Most of the meetings of Internet and Technology Addicts Anonymous take place online, which is more sensible than it sounds.
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"Paying taxes on gains at death is more sensible and easily accomplished than paying taxes in your lifetime," Rosenthal said.
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Amalgamating health and social care, as some regions are already doing, would lead to a more sensible allocation of resources.
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If a carve-out for home-based sellers is included, $10,000 would be a more sensible cutoff than $1 million.
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A more sensible valuation helped the maker of canine treats and medicine, but it also may have wagged the dog.
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After calling the bank to note his mistake, the customer got his money back and paid a more sensible amount.
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"I think he's going to have a more sensible approach to rising crime rates," Loomis said of now President Trump.
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When it comes to protecting humans and human property from robots and AI, we should come up with something more sensible.
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That would give the family greater control over Samsung Group, making it more sensible that he should become the next chairman.
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He left me with a gift receipt, so despite feeling guilty, I exchange them for a more sensible navy blue color.
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Its leadership has become more sensible, abandoning some of its previous wilder promises about what independence would mean for Scotland's economy.
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But a more sensible government would look at how to recruit more foreign students, not just refrain from turning them away.
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Because Vote Leave seems more sensible than its rival, its official designation may marginally boost the chances of a Brexit vote.
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Instead, Democrats should realize that their last president laid out a nuanced approach that looks more and more sensible every day.
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A more sensible reason for jittery nerves is Brazil's shaky relationship with the truth when it comes to promulgating official information.
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Defeating Trump in 2020 won't be enough: Democrats have to progress toward a more humane and more sensible policy on immigration.
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"This is a much fairer and more sensible approach to regulation," Job Creators Network CEO Alfredo Ortiz said in a statement.
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He embraced muscular nationalism and elite-bashing long before these became a global force (though he adopted more sensible economic policies).
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Understanding political realities, many on the center-right are willing to make compromises to give our nation a more sensible immigration policy.
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Famly sits at the more sensible end of an ever growing industry of products and services that aim to quantify our babies.
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I'm slightly older and more sensible now, and I reckon I'd be really up for getting a big sack of tangerines in.
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For a while, it was believed the iPad mini might never see a refresh as larger-sized iPhones became more sensible alternatives.
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But I know that's part of what makes the films like they are, so I'm reluctant to be more sensible about it.
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Draper explained that partitioning California into three states would empower regional communities to make better and more sensible decisions for their citizens.
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" The more sensible answer, Ms. McCaskill said, would be to find Mr. Trump's political and stylistic opposite, perhaps "even a boring candidate.
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But until we shift to a more sensible system than having partisan state legislatures create election districts, judicial constraints would be welcome.
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Some in the party view President Trump as an aberration and believe that a return to a more sensible America is possible.
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Varga's need to control Emmit and his play at Stussy Lots overwhelms the more sensible strategy of remaining the unseen puppet master.
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Meanwhile, the more sensible and comprehensive Carbon Fee Act lags for lack of Republican co-sponsors, despite growing support for such proposals.
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Although, a more sensible (and less awkward-looking) feature might be to use a smartphone as a touchpad to move around the interface.
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Mr. Schultz, a former president of the European Parliament, wants to invigorate the E.U. through more sensible and reasonable economic and social policies.
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In a more sensible world, government would first ask how it can help ordinary people thrive, and design its economic development programs accordingly.
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Congressional Republicans and his more sensible advisers, such as his secretaries of state and defence, should strive to convince Mr Trump of this.
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This time around, we're skipping the costume shopping trip and taking a more sensible (read: easier) route, one that utilizes our own wardrobes.
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I would be way smarter, more sensible, more sensitive to it being a workplace if I were to try to do this again.
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Hamilton also faulted the majority for offering no plausible policy reasons to ignore the "more sensible and less arbitrary" interpretation of the ADEA.
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The bottom line: Stavins also said, however, that Tillerson was ineffective at pushing Trump "toward a more sensible path on climate change policy."
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It therefore seemed to me much more sensible for Roger to play to the strength he had, rather than the one Sean had.
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Until we have more sensible gun laws, I will do what I can to contribute to the dialogue that should be going on.
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But once again, the urge to legislate may be moving ahead of a more sensible solution: Give the market a chance to work.
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We are not anti-regulation, but we also don't believe that if you have more sensible regulations that that somehow is anti-environment.
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And I think people have become much more sensible and really—not only tolerating, but lifting up and celebrating LGBT members of our community.
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Yet amidst the election noise, there are signs of subtle shifts underneath party lines that could enable a more sensible conversation about policy options.
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We're now seeing more sensible valuations, with Series As being priced more in line with what valuations looked like in 2010 than in 2015.
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It is possible that, having given a sop to left-wing supporters by axing the airport, he may pursue a more sensible economic policy.
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Europe must be more ready to act, be flexible, less bureaucratic and much more sensible to the diversity that the 27 member states represent.
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Whoever makes up the ridiculous rules against "cultural appropriation" should quit this job and go into something more sensible and benign, like catering weddings.
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"We hope we will get more sensible people in the U.S. Congress," he said during a press conference in Rome, according to Bloomberg Business.
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The idea that more people will be subscribing to these services without access to a Mac makes the death of iTunes even more sensible.
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The more sensible among them may sense that their "New Turkey" is hardly any better than the old — but still it is their Turkey.
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Film may be a more sensible outlet for Ms. Smith's vision of a London populated largely by outsiders who have managed miraculously to coalesce.
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In a more sensible system, the presidential candidates would be quizzed on how they would lead their party to down-ballot victory if nominated.
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Planning events ranging from school walkouts to the massive #FightForOurLives march, they've mobilized people everywhere to join the fight in demanding more sensible gun control.
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Mr. Oppenheimer said voting was a lot like grocery shopping, with more sensible but unappealing choices often losing out to tastier but less nutritious options.
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It plans to replace America's extraterritorial approach, whereby foreign profits are subject to American taxes when they are repatriated, with a more sensible territorial one.
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That so many governments are choosing to do precisely the opposite does not inspire hope that Europe is groping towards a more sensible migration policy.
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It would sand down this team's little quirks and make them more sensible and less strange, a little more corporate and a little less personal.
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Rather than something as ridiculous as stilettos, Gadot was clad in a more sensible wedge heel, her ankles and calves supported by gladiator-like armor.
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But now inner-city residents have been moved to the outskirts, protected areas developed and mega-projects favoured over more sensible bits of urban planning.
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Trump's former top infrastructure official, DJ Gribbin, told Vox it was a more sensible reallocation of federal dollars, but Gribbin didn't see the plan through.
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Still, Facebook could take smaller, more sensible steps like encouraging external monitors to review serious accusations of bias and bring them to the company's attention.
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It's the plan she herself promoted throughout the Democratic primary campaign, one she had forcefully argued was more sensible that the Sanders free college agenda.
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A more sensible energy flows as Venus connects with Saturn on May 31—a great time to get grounded in your plans and share ideas.
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Luke, Kylo, Finn — at one point or another, every major male character disregards the pleas of his far more sensible female counterpart, to disastrous effect.
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"If you're a Democrat running statewide you are very comfortable coming out and saying we need to have more sensible gun restrictions here," he said.
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We must hope that cooler and more sensible heads prevail in the forthcoming Brexit referendum and that the U.K. electorate votes to stay in Europe.
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For the cheaper subscription, you do lose the live output stats and leaderboard tracking, but that cost savings might still be more sensible for most people.
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But for anyone who insists on a small phone, the iPhone SE still adds up to a pretty appealing package — now with more sensible storage options.
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Succeed or no, the next few months will be a test of whether the process for choosing the next ECB leader has become any more sensible.
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South of the border, Mexico is experimenting with something that could be a more sensible version of the American officials' suggested venture: a wholesale mobile network.
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"As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government."
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For storage you can choose from 64GB or 128GB, but since this phone supports microSD cards up to 128GB, picking the 64GB version seems more sensible.
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As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government.
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Bey's crew, though, took a more sensible approach to their kicks, wearing similar-in-aesthetic but definitely not in price Dr. Martens to get into formation.
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Permitting the private sector to help NFIP write more sensible flood insurance policies would allow consumers to shop among many competing policies, making coverage more affordable.
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This means confirmation of more sensible federal judges and no real slowdown in deregulation, a key stimulus for the economy that has not garnered enough appreciation.
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"In future, it would be more sensible to have money administered by a central authority that is independent and looks at the whole economy," he said.
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And then start advocating for more sensible, enforceable adult industry regulations that take into consideration the realities of what porn and adult entertainment look like today.
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Professor Reinhardt's prescription for a more sensible system included imposing penalties on the uninsured so that people would not postpone buying policies until they got sick.
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As a general principle, it seemed more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government.
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Focusing on the border is just another way of locking people up and building more prisons to address a crisis that requires a more sensible approach.
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Will Shortz ultimately provided a more sensible and Saturday-appropriate set of clues (thanks, Will.) Hope you enjoy(ed) the solve and I'd love your opinion.
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But selecting something more sensible like "Today" or "Yesterday" did something interesting: It bumped less-active, but still recently-active, accounts to the top of my list.
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"If it passes the referendum will ensure a more sensible division of powers, especially in the energy sector," the minister, Carlo Calenda, told Reuters in an email.
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Vivo's subsequent full-screen phones have been more refined in various ways, with improved in-display fingerprint sensors, better-quality selfie cameras, and more sensible screen sizes.
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Consumer groups state that the first step for annoyed users is to contact local regulators as they try to negotiate a more sensible rate for the work.
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Speaking to the UK parliament's Treasury Select Committee, Hill said he would not have backed a cap as clawbacks and deferrals of bonus payments were more sensible.
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As these technologies expand our horizons, they also expand our capacity to develop more sensible, lower-cost, and manageable diplomatic and military strategies to sustainably support freedom.
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But he can choose a more sensible energy development strategy that also incorporates strong environmental safety and public input, rather than focusing solely on the bottom line.
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It is scarcely more sensible to treat every product as equally unhealthy when one is known to be lethal, and others are likely to be less harmful.
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The more sensible approach is to encourage utilities to begin identifying, planning for and making the necessary infrastructure investments to reliably integrate rooftop solar into their systems.
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Instead of banning overseas air travel, a more sensible approach would be to adopt simple, risk-based data collection and monitoring procedures in response to COVID-19.
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It could be intellectually worthwhile to prompt a showdown between the Democrats and Republicans over whether corporate tax cuts or a larger EITC is a more sensible expenditure.
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Maybe what we need is for the political and economic system to change if we're ever going to adopt a more sensible approach to the regulation of expression.
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The proposal also would extend anti-sexual harassment rules to investor-founder interactions, which is a much more sensible policy and one that was recently applied in California.
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But once I gave it my attention and spoke to its designer, Gael Buzyn, I came to understand that it's actually a lot more sensible than it looks.
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To a degree, she's something of an antecedent to Goop, albeit sans the plugs for jade vagina eggs and with more sensible pantsuits and casual references to Jesus.
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In a universe where someone can throw a hammer, keep a hold on its handle, and fly, it's more sensible not to worry too much about making sense.
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Thanks to my more sensible friends living within their means for the first time in our lives, my light financial neurosis recently morphed into full-blown economic anxiety.
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To be clear: AT&T and the telecom industry as a whole are not just looking for "more reasonable" regulation or a return to "more sensible" industry oversight.
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These colleagues could have proposed more sensible approaches up front to targeted reductions or reallocation of funds to programs and countries where they could be used most effectively.
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You know things are going badly when Rick Perry, the former governor of Texas and failed presidential candidate, sounds more sensible than anyone else in the Republican Party.
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There are probably more sensible beverages I could enjoy over the full third of the year when nature itself is essentially a series of physical and psychological tortures.
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This possibility is, I think, a somewhat underrated one, because some (not all!) of Trump's Trumpiest ideas are either more sensible or more popular than the establishment alternative.
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The algorithm was updated in July, a few months after Spotify filed a formal complaint about Apple's tactics, and search results quickly looked more sensible and balanced afterward.
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Stephens raised its rating for shares of the burrito restaurant chain to equal weight from underweight, saying the current valuation is becoming more sensible after dropping this year.
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It would seem silly to spend a huge amount of your battery life to transfer power to another phone, and power banks are definitely a much more sensible option.
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We all might be wiser, and more sensible, if we tried to understand the world as it is, not as our political views suggest we want it to be.
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You can now change sharpness and noise reduction more easily from the detail tab, and the app has been redesigned to have a more sensible layout on the iPad.
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"It is more sensible to say we will go faster than society, we will catch up with society on its way to meeting Paris," van Beurden said on Thursday.
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Even worse, the recently launched LG G6 suddenly looks like a far more sensible device; it's as if Samsung is chasing LG's tail, and not the other way around.
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The mysterious soldiers don't give much away in the footage, shown striding purposefully across a hillside, but one thing we can assume — they're more sensible than their Stormtrooper brethren.
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It was just before our management had brought in a new tour manager to tell us that if we didn't get a more sensible attitude then we'd never succeed.
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It can measure temperatures from -5 degrees Fahrenheit to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (or, for those of you with more sensible measurement systems, -20 degrees Celsius to 60 degrees Celsius).
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The bills introduced by the House and the Senate are messy and in some ways disappointing, but they will move us along the spectrum toward more sensible tax policy.
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That makes Harman a more sensible way to gain exposure to the next generation of cars than building technology from scratch the way Google, Apple and Uber are doing.
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So it seems more sensible for Trump skeptics on the right to balance different ends, to want Trump constrained and redirected and liberalism kept from the fullest possible power.
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It would be both more sensible and more democratic to rescue the essence of the concept: Everyone may not succeed, but at least in theory all of us could.
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While I'm all for raising taxes on the wealthy (in large part because we need to deal with our growing deficit), there are more sensible ways to do it.
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The danger with the current debate over FISA is that crippling restrictions crafted out of political spite that make us less safe will be substituted for more sensible precautions.
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"That's a more sensible way to approach this than to think about this just for people who are working, the people who least need the tax cut," Gleckman said.
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But the highs and lows in investment throughout 2019 have prompted some VCs to predict a 2020 with more sensible valuations, in which some weaker companies get bought up.
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Determining more accurately how many foreigners arrive in and leave Britain might be a good start to deciding immigration policy—and maybe even coming up with a more sensible one.
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Second, science (and not historical racism) should be used to develop a more sensible way to determine which recreational drugs are allowed and which drugs are safe for medical use.
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Suspending a player for two yellow cards in five games is excessive, and it would be far more sensible to see out the group stage and wipe the slate clean.
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Some think it's part of Satan's master plan, but more sensible people would say it's just a matter of players being more aware of their surroundings while playing the game.
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Of course, Kevin being a fictional sitcom star-turned Broadway hopeful-turned actual movie star does make adding true A-listers to the Pearson saga much easier and more sensible.
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What we see today is that encouraging companies to invest and grow through lower taxes and lighter, more sensible regulation, results in higher wages and better opportunities for all Americans.
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Congress needs to act now to create a new and more sensible framework that regulates nicotine-containing products according to the degree of risk that they pose to the public.
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By looks alone, the Note 29 is nearly identical to its predecessor, save for the rear fingerprint sensor that has been moved to a more sensible spot below the camera.
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On an even more recent Tuesday, and at a more sensible time, it was evident that a couple wearing beanies, slouched in a front window seat, were intent on discussion.
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The demonstration will mark the second big splash in as many weeks made by a group of teenage activists who are clamoring for a more sensible approach to gun violence.
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Thus, the more sensible overarching goal might be to strengthen the position of all three countries and North America as a whole to compete with the other world trade powerhouses.
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According to The New York Times, he is also fighting more sensible forces within the White House—namely, Ivanka Trump and Tillerson—who want the U.S. to keep its climate promises.
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Facebook could create a more personalized Trending Topics list to avoid future failures The other, more sensible option is to improve its safeguards and maybe create a more personalized Trending list.
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In a statement, Didi said the rules represented a "significant step toward a more sensible and liberal framework," and were less limiting on pricing, cars and driver restrictions than earlier drafts.
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Viewers got a better sense that Ilana was the voyeuristic, politically conscious, Cash Money Records–devoted one, while Abbi was slightly more sensible, with artistic aspirations and an Oprah tramp stamp.
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My colleagues and I spent the last few days traipsing through their aisles, gorging in their snack bars, scoping out the collectors' tote bags and wishing we'd worn more sensible shoes.
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Eddy had a sensible mother (June Whitfield); an even more sensible daughter, Saffron (Julia Sawalha); and a personal assistant called Bubble (Jane Horrocks), whose dress sense made no sense at all.
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"I think the industry has become much more measured and less fascinated with growth ... The industry is far more sensible than it has ever been," Chief Executive Officer Leo Quinn told Reuters.
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A much more sensible way to improve an algorithm is iteratively, by adjusting the the inputs: improve the incoming data first, and then change the algorithm's analysis to leverage the new information.
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"You probably like hearing it the way I'm explaining it because it sounds more sensible," Scaramucci told a small briefing of journalists after a 30-minute session to a wider Davos crowd.
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The best example of this is one of my favorite video games, 2016's Doom, in which the Doomslayer gleefully murders his way to victory, even when more sensible solutions are possible.
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A more sensible interpretation would acknowledge that all small businesses have a common interest in lower health care costs, and they share the same economic and logistical challenges in finding affordable coverage.
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However, we will hopefully end up with a more sensible rule that, in the long run, is easier to implement and enforce and has less of a chilling effect on market liquidity.
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As reported by Android Police, Google is in the process of rolling out a big update to the device-tracking software — and it's getting a new, much more sensible name: Find My Device.
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Labour has endorsed radical policies like seizing property from landlords and forcibly transferring shares in private companies to workers, alongside more sensible ideas such as investing in public services and nationalising water utilities.
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" "If President Trump wants to throw a temper tantrum and shut down some departments and agencies over Christmas, that's certainly within his power, but he has two more sensible options available to him.
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So while you may seem to have the more sensible outlook on what's worth spending your money on, a world with zero frivolity, splurging or performing for the Joneses just sounds depressingly blah.
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Nations that value human rights and a free press — along with a future, more sensible American administration — would do well to remember Mr. Khashoggi, and seek rapid, durable political reform in Saudi Arabia.
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This makes Democratic voters, whose early support for Joe Biden suggests a demand for a plain-vanilla moderate whom Mr Trump might find hard to demonise, more sensible than the party's left-wing activists.
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More recently, officials in Arizona, Nevada, and California have been discussing a brand new agreement that, they hope, would divvy up the Colorado River's increasingly scarce water in a fairer and more sensible way.
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A much more sensible position would be to say that reverse racism can exist, but that it is rare in comparison to examples of racism against historically marginalised groups and almost always less harmful.
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A more sensible plan would be for the struggling airlines to join an international airline group to weaken the link between the fortunes of a single economy and the finances of a single carrier.
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And so buying up other airlines in the oneworld alliance—of which Qatar Airways, IAG, LATAM and Cathay Pacific are members—seems more sensible than throwing more aircraft and investment at its Doha base.
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Though it was released in July of 1993 (rather than the much more sensible October), Hocus Pocus has earned its place as the not-so-frightening Halloween movie that pretty much everyone can enjoy.
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The first look is far more sensible than the rest (yes, we're calling her $2690 floral Rebecca Taylor midi sensible) and it's not just because she paired it with comfy New Balance sneakers ($21).
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"Perhaps the time has come for us to consider complete eradication of mosquitoes," said Webb, noting that eradicating just that species in places that are inhabited by humans seems like a more sensible goal.
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And holding off on upgrades, while regulators and other standards bodies try to figure out a trusted way forward, might seem the more sensible thing to do — potentially stalling 5G upgrades in the meanwhile.
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By contrast, the ideas of Tea Party Republicans are crazy; in fact, Ocasio-Cortez's policy positions are a lot more sensible than those of the Republican mainstream, let alone the GOP's more radical members.
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That's not precisely how the statute reads, Justice Ginsburg acknowledged, but it was "the more sensible reading" that avoided making courts wrestle with an "unworkable" distinction between the two types of cases at issue.
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But over time, it becomes clear that Sophie has more powers of fantasy lurking within her than one might have thought, and that Howl might be a little more sensible than he lets on.
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But the experience of the more sensible states shows that even Medicaid expansion doesn't provide universal coverage: 11 percent of Nevadans, 8 percent of Arkansans, and 7 percent of Californians were uninsured in 2018.
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It is more sensible and fiscally prudent to give people access to benefits when they need them most, rather than forcing them to wait until an arbitrary future retirement date set by the government.
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We need to make ours," he said, before adding: "The view that we've taken is that it is more sensible to do a properly-based review of the security of the whole telecoms supply chain.
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This is in many ways a more sensible view — I wouldn't want to vote for a Supreme Court nominee I disagreed with on important topics either — but it's also one with more dramatic constitutional implications.
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To be fair, Marco Rubio's attempt to pin the blame on Bill Clinton was just as morally perverse, but politically a bit more sensible: at least Republicans hate Clinton, whereas they love George W. Bush.
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Various bits of the state that are still loyal to Mr Zuma have waged virtual war on Mr Gordhan, whom Mr Zuma appointed in December under pressure from the markets and his more sensible advisers.
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Premiums were more affordable, products were more attractive, and people with pre-existing conditions were offered more reasonably priced coverage in states with more sensible regulation, medically underwritten individual policies, and segregated high-risk pools.
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If you thought a slice of carrot cake from your friendly neighborhood Starbucks would be a more sensible snack than, say, five whole Krispy Kreme doughnuts, you probably haven't been reading your nutrition labels closely.
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"Californians deserve a more effective education system that isn't failing our families, more reliable infrastructure that isn't fracturing our communities, and more sensible taxes that aren't stifling our opportunities," Cal 13 says on its website.
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Long tells CNBC Make It that he chose to lease the sedan because it thought it was a more sensible choice than some of the flashier vehicles he saw his teammates buying at the time.
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And I think after we see the painful lesson in the first half, and the positive result last year, I think most shipping lines will want to make sure that they run a more sensible operation.
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This latter approach is much more sensible for a company with limited resources like HTC; it lets U12 owners access their preferred choice of popular voice assistant without picking a favorite or forcing anything on them.
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I like the idea of an intelligent ball that can hold up to real-world rough-play, but I do worry about the strange charging methodology — a charging base would've been more sensible — and that price.
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Congress should take notice, because it would be more sensible to prescribe through legislation how that era arrives than to have it come via a decision that unleashes a state-by-state patchwork of new taxes.
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Even the acolytes were confused, the fat lady saying that love was like a blessing, and the other lady, who was thin and seemed to Johel generally more sensible, suggesting that love was like a curse.
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"There was risk in the altcoins, people thought they were overvalued and cycled back into bitcoin as a more sensible store of value," Charlie Hayter, CEO of industry analysis website CryptoCompare, told CNBC by phone Friday.
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This election cycle will certainly be met with intense rhetoric, but it leaves open the question – is McKibben really the final say on our future and environment public policy or will stronger, more sensible voices prevail?
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But it also makes Snapchat much simpler and more sensible for an adult audience, and lets you squeeze the most value out of the app even if you only open it a few times a day.
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These inconsistencies make it impossible for American military leaders and diplomats to effectively plan and organize their efforts, while further alienating our allies who have begun casting about for more reliable partners and more sensible policies.
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And instead of implementing tax and spending giveaways and promising to address the debt another day – a day that never seems to arrive – it would link the two ahead of time in a more sensible way.
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The hunting, gathering, violence, and crafting were all parts of daily life in the Stone Age, which makes the requirement of killing two wild boars for their skin to make a new pack a little more sensible.
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What the Kremlin does have is the will to take risks, ignore the rules, and hope that the other side is more sensible, more cautious, more willing to make concessions than it is to call Russia's bluff.
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Following an appeal by Khosrowshahi for greater dialogue and more sensible regulation, senators agreed to amendments dropping requirements that drivers own their cars and have the same red number plates used by public transport vehicles like taxis.
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You can install the OS straight onto a hard drive partition or run it from a USB stick, which is probably the more sensible option, as it won't require wiping whatever OS is already on your computer.
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As of now, it's as believable as her flirtation with Art Bae, I mean, Luca Hall (Luka Sabbat), and far more sensible than her bumbling relationship with the really, really, ridiculously good looking Aaron Jackson (Trevor Jackson).
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When the plane landed in Houston, where people were still being rescued from precarious situations, she had changed into more sensible shoes — a pair of white low-top Converse — but the think pieces had already been written.
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First, chug a big glass of H20, says Los Angeles–based nutritionist Ilana Muhlstein, RD. Not only is water energizing, but it can also help you feel fuller and make more sensible decisions around food, she says.
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A new coalition government implied a "more sensible fiscal policy" in the near term, Scicluna said; the threat of a government led by the League's Matteo Salvini that would create conflict with the European Union would diminish.
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Editorial President-elect Donald Trump and other Republican leaders may be determined to repeal the Affordable Care Act immediately, but a few more sensible members of the party are now trying to slow down this runaway train.
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A more sensible approach to tax reform is to look for ways to use the tax code to create incentives for people to take personal responsibility whenever possible over relying on taxpayer-funded government programs such as Medicaid.
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And it means acknowledging that both Obama and Trump triumphed politically in part because they seemed more sensible than Clinton and her Republican counterparts about the need to make strategic choices, to cut losses and to cut deals.
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A new coalition government implied a "more sensible fiscal policy" in the near term, Scicluna said; a government led by Matteo Salvini of the League party on the other hand would have created conflict with the European Union.
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As the polling makes clear, Americans recognize this essential truth: Addiction treatment is less expensive, more effective and simply more sensible than the current law enforcement approach, which has not worked, is racially biased and has devastated communities.
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The hints have been subtle — designed for people who want Trump to pivot to a more "sensible" immigration policy, or for those who simply believe that Trump doesn't actually believe anything to hear what they want to hear.
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But at least it's more sensible than one of Google's earlier ideas for protecting walkers from self-driving cars: covering the outside of the vehicle with adhesive to ensure anyone it collides with doesn't fly off and hurt themselves.
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But there are more sensible penguins that live in places like the Pacific coast of South America and Australia: Penguins range in height from about 10 inches (the little blue penguin) to 44 inches tall (the emperor penguin). Yes.
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"It would probably be more sensible to wait," said Seamus Mac Gorain, a former BoE economist who is now a fund manager at JP Morgan Asset Management, which controls $476 billion of fixed income assets such as government bonds.
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In each of these instances, and in many others across the country, electricity companies blinded by history and tradition are sticking with coal and neglecting more sensible and affordable strategies that include natural gas, renewable energy and energy efficiency.
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The idea is that if you&aposre cutting it close to one date, it&aposs unlikely your materials will be reviewed during that round and thus it&aposs more sensible to aim for the next window instead of rushing.
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"It essentially aims to improve environmental quality and force local authorities to formulate a more sensible industrial plan," said Liu Zhiquan, director of environmental impact assessments and emissions management at the Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE), at a news briefing.
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So it's not like this kind of fundraising activity is entirely unprecedented, as it would seem that Slack receives a lot of attention but ends up attracting money at a slightly more sensible valuation for that kind of a company.
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The new phone's fingerprint sensor has shifted to a more sensible central position, the previously leaked DeX Pad is shown in use, and the conclusion of Samsung's vid leans heavily into the idea of the S9 being a great business phone.
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It has a team of murderous baddies who are kind enough to beat up the hero and then leave him slumped on the floor, when it would have been far more sensible either to kill him or take him with them.
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If you're not going to crank every part of the GX800 to the most powerful point possible, it's probably overkill, and that's just fine — the ZenBook 3 is looking mighty sleek for those of you feeling a little more sensible.
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Draper has said that partitioning California into three states would allow regional communities to make better and more sensible decisions for their citizens to address the state's most pressing issues, including the school systems, high taxes, deteriorating infrastructure and strained government.
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The deal meets the stated preference of Novartis's chief executive, Joseph Jimenez, for bolt-on transactions worth up to $5 billion — all the more sensible because he's leaving in February and handing over to Vasant Narasimhan, global head of drug development.
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If this person helps you make a more sensible budget, or if she finds a 401(k) investment that charges just 0.1 percent less than what you currently pay, the visit will more than pay for itself in the long run.
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"Hopefully, the FDA will rethink its overall approach to tobacco product regulation and announce a more sensible policy—one that regulates products based on their level of risk," cautioned Michael Siegel, a professor of community health sciences at Boston University.
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"A more sensible approach to further North Korean aggression would be a significant change to our military posture in the region," said Jaffer, who also served in the Bush White House and is currently a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution.
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Following David Cameron's resignation this morning, Stormzy tweeted "How many retweets do I need to become prime minister", which was enough for people to decide that #Stormzy2020 is one of the more sensible options we have on the table right now.
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Even if some states create more sensible rules, it won't matter, because the only way to stay out of trouble is to comply with all 28 versions of the rule, so the most restrictive rule will be the one to which everyone defaults.
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The futility of France's laws—as well as Belgium's, which vaguely define drug trafficking in such a way that users can conveniently be treated as dealers by law—stands in contrast with successful examples of more sensible approaches elsewhere on the continent.
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An update on the issue, published in February, noted that the sushi bar was replaced with a deli bar and the CDS was labeling food in "more sensible ways, like saying the dish is Chinese-style, instead of claiming it as Chinese."
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In essence, it's the Galaxy S8, with a couple of tweaks (like moving the fingerprint sensor to a more sensible location), and all the specs jacked up to the absolute max for the most powerful device on the market — at least, on paper.
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In much of the discussion this week around the possibility that the federal government will invoke the Defense Production Act of 1950 to keep failing coal-fired and nuclear electricity plants alive, not enough has been said about more sensible policy considerations.
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More sensible indeed, yet Nadal's dipping passing shots were so precise, so forceful that they kept requiring Federer to dig balls out of the dirt or twist his neck — smoothly, of course — to watch a winner land on the sideline or the baseline.
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Overriding many of the more sensible voices in his administration -- like Gary Cohn, his chief economic adviser -- the tariffs will only further poison an already thoroughly-polluted NAFTA well, potentially touching off a trade war if the injured parties decide to retaliate.
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Clad in sensible work attire and in possession of an even more sensible attitude, she presides over her staff of young twenty-somethings with compassion and understanding, while firmly reminding them that "this is a family place," not to be mistaken with a strip club.
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They are a collaborative feature for conversations where all participants want to automate minimalist data hygiene… It's really a much more sensible way to think of this kind of messaging, and in fact this is the way young people like miliminals generally use it.
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It is more sensible for Australia to hedge against the risk of uncertain future behavior from China by deepening our connections with other major Asian countries like Japan, South Korea, India, Indonesia and Vietnam, and by keeping the United States deeply engaged in the region.
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If Peter Thiel were right — if Trump meant "the wall" and the "Muslim ban" as code words for a "saner, more sensible" immigration policy that "recognizes costs as well as benefits" — then the president and his base should be happy with what he's accomplished.
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"The Chinese have lost faith in the domestic equities market and remain cautious towards the property market - which left gold as one of the more sensible investments," said Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based analyst with GFMS, a metals consultancy owned by Thomson Reuters.
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And to repeat what I said Tuesday, whatever problems you may have with the specifics of AOC's proposals, they're far more sensible than, say, Larry Kudlow or Sam Brownback-style voodoo economics, which passes for mainstream economic thinking on the other side of the aisle.
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The idea here is, again, to create an intuitive flow for people that goes beyond just a simple chat app, but also offers some additional way of interactivity that turns Slack into a more sensible feed rather than just a window with people talking to each other.
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In the smartphone context, the Court's decision meant that Samsung shouldn't necessarily incur penalties equivalent to the value of all iPhones simply because it infringed the iPhone's rounded corners; it's certainly more sensible to assign damages equivalent to the value of just the rounded corners themselves.
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Picking up three years after "Jurassic World," the story quickly reunites Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard, in more sensible shoes this time) and dino wrangler Owen (Chris Pratt), who have had time to date and break up, the better to have them re-bond over their latest ordeal.
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The guys are kind of childish, and Annie and most of the other women in the movie are much more sensible and mature, but it's still the dudes who demand most of the attention, and the women who are expected to derive satisfaction from granting it.
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Picking out items for a registry is like creating the (slightly more) sensible, adult version of your childhood holiday wish list: You select the items you think you need and then return post-honeymoon to your normal hectic life and quickly realize what is (and isn't) necessary.
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If only Congress and the White House can agree on that, we could have a historic deal in the next few weeks that secures legal status for minimally 28503,22019 "Dreamers" while securing the southern border and adopting more sensible policies to prevent further influxes of immigrants.
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Taking Beijing as it exists today—a city of more than 20m people with 19 subway lines, dozens of universities, a large cluster of high-tech firms and umpteen road and rail connections to other large cities—and trying to make it work better might be more sensible.
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"Given the adverse environment that's out there for airlines and the number of job losses being reported in recent weeks both by pilots and cabin crew, there is a much more sensible, common sense approach being taken by the unions," Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said in a video presentation.
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Where Rodriguez likes to run across the cage with his spins, and his opponent only need retreat when they see him turning his back, Vannata generally attempts his spinning techniques from more sensible positions and doesn't overuse them to the point where they are all that the opponent expects.
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With the right leadership at ACUS and OIRA, the new White House can start driving a more sensible, business-like system which will profoundly accelerate and enhance the decision-making capability of policy makers, significantly reduce costs for taxpayers, and ensure a more responsive government for the American public.
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But the quality of its VR experience is at least on par with Gear VR – and based on the time I've spent with it so far, it's better, thanks to a more sensible VR hub and navigation elements that build on user familiarity with Android and the Play Store.
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"The CFPB could have found a swifter, more effective path for consumers and credit providers if they engaged with lenders, auto dealers and the American public on a more sensible regulatory approach," said David Hirschmann, president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness.
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Douthat: So when we see polls showing a wild swing between the 1990s and the present in the share of evangelicals who think character matters in a politician, John, you think evangelicals are actually coming around to a more sensible view than they held in the Clinton era?
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This Trump is a relentless self-promoter who traffics in moxie rather than established facts ("I just learned yesterday that my own Taj Mahal in Atlantic City wasn't the first Taj Mahal, but I guarantee you it's the best"), and his suggestions for improving NBC aren't much more sensible.
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The whole culture around the music industry appears to be more sensible now, with younger artists more judicious, and while my instinct is to feel it's all very unrock 'n' roll, the fact that the myth of r'n'r itself is being demystified and hung out to dry is no bad thing.
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A more sensible approach is to make strategic investments in cooperation with the Northern Triangle nations of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, so that we can help create a safer, more prosperous environment in these countries and encourage more families to build the better lives they seek in their home communities.
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By the time my boys are hunters, I hope there are more sensible gun laws, such as those that close loopholes on background check requirements, restore funding for research on gun violence and regulate modified semiautomatic guns just as strongly as we do the automatic guns they are altered to mimic.
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This sort of everyday death isn't the result of uniquely evil men getting their hands on Bad Guns—it's the consequence of having millions with arm's reach of everyday Americans who, it turns out, don't get any smarter or more sensible when they have a death machine in their hands.
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Instead of a long and growing list of ad hoc exemptions and waivers, FMCSA should delay full implementation of the rule for a reasonable period—say, six months, or longer if warranted—and consult with industry leaders and drivers to determine how to make the rules more sensible and flexible.
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One, it's not the best way to use $1.8 billion to further the goal of increasing the number of poor and working-class Americans who can afford to attend and, more important, finish college — a more sensible framing of the cause that Bloomberg is embracing than focusing merely on the admissions process.
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While star system Proxima Centauri is a more sensible choice for an interstellar voyage, since it also contains a rocky, habitable-zone planet and is much closer to Earth (4.22 light years away), the opportunity to find life on multiple worlds in the TRAPPIST-1 system increases its chances of a visit someday.
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Given the slate of highly qualified women who are now running, and given irrefutable recent evidence that American society is wracked at every level by a pervasive and enduring misogyny, it's the women who can make the more sensible political and substantive case that someone of their gender must occupy the White House.
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But they should recognise that there is a big difference between moving to a place like Ireland because it has made a more sensible trade-off between collecting taxes and promoting business, and indulging in contortions such as the "Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich", whose only aim is to avoid paying taxes anywhere.
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But there is a faint glimmer of hope we can come out of this with a more sensible, humane government than the one we began it with, perhaps one that focuses more on the quality of service transit agencies are actually providing rather than on how many new buses are sitting in the depot.
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The generally high cost of S7 and S7 Edge replacement screen replacements may have also turned some people off from purchasing Samsung phones—if you crack your screen and have to pay $500 to get it replaced and have few retail options for getting it repaired, you may skip the phone altogether for something more sensible.
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" Another ex-official said, "A lot of the recommendations made over the decades with different consultants coming in and trying to help reform the WHO — my guess is the majority of the recommendations have not been implemented and it would be more sensible to find out why the recommendations were not implemented instead of just repeating or iterating them.
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In the best of the classic novels of the late 19th and early 20th century that are beloved of certain teenage girls, there's a careful balancing act between the sensibility of the heroine and the sensibility of the world around her: The more gothic and lurid the world, the more sensible the girl, and vice versa.
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I think a lot of the voters take him seriously but not literally, so when they hear the Muslim comment or the wall comment, it's not, 'Are you going to build a wall like the Great Wall of China but, 'We're going to have a saner, more sensible immigration policy' and 'How do we strike the right balance between costs and benefits?
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As leaders of two nationally respected organizations that are historically committed to identifying, supporting and promoting policies that reduce crime and create and sustain safe communities, we are united with a single mission to enact smart legislation, like the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015, which we believe will guide our country towards more sensible, equal and just criminal justice policy.
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While many Brexit supporters simply want to reduce the amount of immigration overall, others argue that the UK could have a more sensible immigration system if it didn't have the straitjacket of the EU. EU rules require the UK to admit all EU citizens who wants to move to Britain, whether or not they have good job prospects or English skills.
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Whatever you think about her abortion jurisprudence, the idea that she's pushing Hardiman as part of a secret, shadowy plot to spring a pro-abortion rights justice on her brother seems very far-fetched, especially compared with the more sensible inference that she worked with him for years and respects him as a colleague, and so thinks he's worthy of a promotion.
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This is in many ways a more sensible view — I wouldn't want to vote for a Supreme Court nominee I disagreed with on important topics either — but it's also one with more dramatic constitutional implications … McCain's principle would produce a kind of mini-crisis in constitutional government, and the 4-4 split on the Supreme Court would prevent the resolution of other constitutional disputes.
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But really cut back the amount of hours we work to a four-day week or three days a week, and if things were run in a more sensible way that really served people rather than profit maximization, you know, people could have more time to relax, more time with their families, more time to go on vacation, more time to take care of their aging parents.
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Other franchises that now belong to the House of Mouse include the Avatar series (which makes Disney's Pandora theme park a whole lot more sensible), the Aliens movies, Ice Age, the rebooted Planet of the Apes, The Simpsons, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, How I Met Your Mother, Futurama, Firefly, and The X-Files, to name just a few, all of which would be a massive boon for Disney's upcoming service.
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If you're a gamer, though, you'll likely be more excited about the built-in Xbox wireless receiver and audio by Waves, which offers head tracking to provide you a more realistic 3D audio experience Unsurprisingly, the Triton 500 is the more "sensible" option here, with a more palatable starting price, slim design (it's 0.7 inches thick and weighs in at 4.6 lbs) and the promise of eight hours of battery life.
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More importantly, it pulled Apple's original content out of the Apple Music app — a place where no one would ever even know to look for it — and moved things over to the more sensible TV app that ships preinstalled on iPhones and Apple TV. That's the app that's expected to be the home for Apple's new subscription service, although the company has announced an iTunes Movies and TV app for Samsung televisions that could also expand to other non-Apple devices.
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