"The more solid D's are turning out high and the more solid R's are turning out high, which kind of goes to the hardening of divisions," he said.
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That may be because steady dividend payers are more solid.
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Far more solid is the idea of identity (see Essay).
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Nimbler rivals such as Vodafone, however, delivered more solid returns.
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More solid glove work continued in Game 6 on Tuesday.
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"It was more solid; it felt more calm," she said.
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And Pakistan's politicians need a more solid base of popular consent.
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One section of the mud might be a bit more solid.
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"He is more solid here now," Mouratoglou said, tapping his temple.
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The S Pen itself has shifted to a more solid unibody design.
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More solid reports, coupled with bright outlooks, could bring more market momentum.
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Some particles are fluffy and fragile, and others are more solid pieces.
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And this was two years ago, when the world seemed more solid.
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These photographs are like an architect's elevation drawings, only much more solid.
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But only, like, 55 percent — it needed to be way more solid.
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The Aim Controller is a sleeker, more solid refinement of the Sharp Shooter.
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When snow is falling, the laser can confuse snowflakes with more solid objects.
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China's carriers are built on more solid foundations of fast-growing local demand.
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The second is that strengthening each leg makes the entire stool more solid.
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More solid Republican districts, however, have a relatively large number of progressive nominees.
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Negotiated settlements might prove more solid: Tuareg communities now enjoy some autonomy in Niger.
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Overall it just feels better, with a more solid design and better realized layout.
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They're going to make our approach to autonomous and connected car much more solid.
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The coming-together is certainly a far more solid outcome than the Rdio deal.
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When he defines the cooking as rootless, Mr. Kahn is on more solid footing.
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American democracy has deeper roots, and its institutions are built on more solid ground.
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It's an improvement in some ways, with a crisper display and more solid design.
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"I wanted to build something a bit more solid in my hands," he says.
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I'm not sure if I'm climbing any harder but I certainly am feeling more solid.
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Yet Upgrade isn't just making money of potentially risky — and, presumably, many more solid — borrowers.
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"We need a more solid foundation on which to build our future as a country."
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Ahead are a few more solid reasons why you shouldn't go through your partner's stuff.
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Overall, the Honor 23X feels a lot more solid and expensive than it really is.
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One more solid starter and they might win the first World Series in franchise history.
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But now, she has said she and Leonard are in a much more solid place.
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Google says the plastic controller ought to feel more solid, but we didn't notice a difference.
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Even the United States, one of the more solid performers on the economic stage, would suffer.
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The longer you leave the cream on the glass, the more solid your result will be.
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Some people say they had no idea they were fake, others say they feel more solid.
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Limits on such unmerited income are likely to promote more solid investments and more equitable growth.
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"The point is to get someone more solid than Kennedy on these issues," Mr. Schilling said.
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Later, once your relationship is more solid, come back to me for a primo daddy dig.
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North Carolina, according to recent polls, seems more solid territory for Clinton than Iowa or Ohio.
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With a large-scale, Phase 3 clinical trial, we could finally get some more solid conclusions.
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Then you start to get a more solid sound, and that's how you know it's getting tight.
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But it seems that the Moov board uses pressure sensors embedded into a more solid, unibody design.
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Perhaps a more solid sign of Davidson's love for Grande comes via his latest gift to her.
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But more solid information on every aspect of childbirth and its effects is lacking, says Ms Oster.
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The conventional way to boost a firm's capital - issuing new shares - is more solid in our view.
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Khloé — whose abs are more solid than certain types of sedimentary rocks — posted a picture in response.
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Dropping modularity makes for a more solid device, bringing key features like a bigger battery and waterproofing.
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Over time, I started adding more solid items to my diet, but I still chew a lot.
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It plans to make these proposals more solid later this year and hopefully put them into action.
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Until these debates are resolved, it would be better for policymakers to stick to more solid ground.
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And winning by a large majority makes that argument even more solid -- especially with her fundraising prowess.
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"It's a more solid brow opposed to a 2220-D brow that looks like hair," she said.
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Note that the beams are far more solid than Kylo's, strongly suggesting that his is a DIY version.
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This could change, but the American economy appears to be on more solid footing than that of China.
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We can't answer these questions until we know more solid facts about the ban, and that's the problem.
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As we show in the movie, they all had to have a much more solid background in engineering.
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Vestager, speaking at the same news conference, said the sale of the banks should make them more solid.
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"I imagine a FARA ban is on more solid ground" than any other previous challenges to lobbying restrictions.
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You can listen to the new track below, and stick around while we show you more solid work.
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The families remain in the shelters, but none of the more solid homes have been completed, he added.
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It has not, however, led to reforms that might place the Egyptian economy on a more solid footing.
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Chick-fil-A's chicken biscuit felt a lot more solid and substantial in my hand than Wendy's biscuit.
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In addition to this critical foundation, we Republicans have two more solid reasons to back a 28th Amendment.
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And a parallel effort to revamp regulatory oversight could put some of those changes on more solid footing.
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"I was much more solid on the return," added Raonic who faces Gilles Muller in the next round.
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With the right air pressure applied, the system should be strong enough to pick up more solid objects.
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The draft is strong, though, so maybe Toronto comes out of it with two more solid building blocks.
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Now, we have much more solid proof that US-Cuba flights aren't working out the way airlines expected.
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Nor is it apparent that he has a strategy for putting the relationship on a more solid basis.
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So by the time we got Colin's and Ethan's layers on there, we had a more solid foundation.
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Last week's eclipses found you questioning your beliefs and ideas in order to make them more solid and powerful.
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They're perfect after a night of drinking, if maybe you need something a little more solid than a taco.
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Let's be clear, this market run up to the 20K level has a much more solid foundation for valuation.
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The container hype has cooled a bit and technologists have more solid viewpoints about how to build out architecture.
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"Let's build a site that makes us a more solid society," he wrote in a LinkedIn post shortly afterward.
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Hulu is continuing its strong year of content by adding even more solid TV and movies to its library.
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The larger Bird is using its heft to its advantage for a more solid riding experience on city streets.
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But it's far more solid-feeling and satisfying to use, with a nice clickiness that the Gear VR lacks.
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Economists say the tariffs will curb growth in the United States and China, two of the more solid economies.
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It is very much refined — with no creaking, a more solid-feeling hinge, and just a smoother action throughout.
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If you compare them with the other title contenders, Chelsea is more solid than Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool.
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So we've got to make sure we're more solid, which we have been the last couple games in particular.
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That maddening chemical odor wasn't borne on the wind, and the soil on Vedders Hill seemed more solid, substantial.
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So on the bright side, the data's looking more solid, but on the downside it's giving ammunition to the hawks.
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But he agrees with a general view that investors are waiting for more solid steps by the government towards reforms.
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"The Philippines is facing a dangerous group with more solid international connections," security expert Rommel Banlaoi said of the Maute.
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And Luyendyk Jr. said he thinks his relationship with Burnham is even more solid because of what they went through.
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There's more solid resources for parents than she once had, and recent measles outbreaks have been a wake-up call.
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"We're working for a declaration that can reassure the actual cessation of hostilities to become more solid," he told reporters.
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The five buttons used to navigate the watch's user interface feel even more solid than those on the Apple Watch.
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Similarly, trying to stop a loosely held batch of boulders is different from trying to stop a more solid object.
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Its construction feels more solid than its predecessor's, and its screen is better, matching the resolution of other tethered headsets.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, a game with significant problems, actually achieves more solid commentary on colonialism, sovereignty, and personal responsibility.
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Knead the dough, adding flour along the way until the dough loses stickiness and becomes a more solid mound. 9.
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The conclusions that rewards frequently kill both interest and excellence have, if anything, grown more solid in the intervening decades.
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Ms. Davis's piano playing can seem to submerge you in its sound, though her style is more solid than liquid.
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This would at least be a more solid foundation from which to build a shared understanding of the country's history.
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The solution they seek would be more globalization, a more solid Europe, more American and NATO involvement in our region.
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The state plaintiffs advised Judge Wilson to defer to their later-filed case, which presented a more solid damages theory.
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Siri on the Apple TV is already very solid but it's going to get even more solid with the latest tvOS.
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Sure, it might sound more solid than all the mushy behavioral psychology smoke and mirrors you get from most dating apps.
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The next-generation VR headset will include "better sensors, lenses, and a more solid plastic casing" according to the FT report.
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Even the United States, one of the more solid performers on the economic stage, would not be immune to the downdraft.
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The financial footing of the industry was far more solid compared with the great farm crisis of the 1980s, they said.
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"When you become happy, and your life is becoming more solid and stable, it is a little harder," Ms. Leggero said.
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Rather, it would be to put the combined company into a more solid number-two position above other rivals like Lyft.
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China's economic fundamentals also look more solid compared to a few years ago, with systematic risks "under control," the note said.
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Even if it's basically a Dew-S-A Christmas colorway, it's one of the more solid fusions they've come up with.
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But I think we leave Abby on a path that feels good and feels more solid … at least for the moment.
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"We will have a more solid position (regarding GDP) at the end of next week," Sachsida said, according to the newspaper.
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After a few days of solely feeding Archie The Farmer&aposs Dog food, his bowel movements became more solid and regular.
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He also said that the numbers in this year's budget are "even more solid" than the numbers in last year's document.
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But when he shifted to advocating a refugee freeze and country-by-country restrictions, he was on more solid populist ground.
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"I hope, frankly, the country is a lot more solid and constructive, more sophisticated in dealing with these issues," he said.
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Rocco Sisto is more solid as Mary's father, the philosopher William Godwin, and as a blind man who encounters the monster.
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has said the Mexican government would need more solid evidence to go after Mr. Peña Nieto.
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" Mr. Blackwell called this approach "more solid," noting: "A radio hit can be a flash-in-the-pan kind of thing.
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And that's where the less flashy but more solid performers like The Voice and the Chicago fleet of shows come in.
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Today, elephants and rhinos are good examples of this; they're generally not countershaded, exhibiting a more solid color across their large bodies.
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If the bill passes in the upper house, it must still go before the lower house, where Renzi has more solid backing.
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Polls suggest that he would be a more solid run-off candidate against Ms Le Pen than would the damaged Mr Fillon.
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That process involves financial restructuring and "reorganizing" until the company is, ideally, on more solid footing and able to pay its debtors.
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I chat with my friend who I'm going to visit next weekend for a concert, and we make some more solid plans.
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But I have a more solid sense of the reality of the mental impact on endurance, on the brain's role in endurance.
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We've been waiting to hear more solid details about HoloLens 2, and Microsoft has slowly been detailing some of its hardware changes.
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Similarly, Clinton eked out a win in Iowa over a surging Sanders, but Sanders returned serve with a much more solid victory.
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Things are tough for poor and working-class whites, but they remain on more solid footing than the average person of color.
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He said there was very little debate on the issue and that the proposed measures were aimed at making banks more solid.
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RTA officials said they hoped to have a more solid plan for the program by the end of 2018 or early 2019.
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Whether their relationship will fracture or become more solid is yet to be seen, but at least it's going to go somewhere.
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Grant said there is a "desperate need" to educate the coastal community on the danger of erosion and build more solid homes.
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If and when that moment comes, progressives will be hard-pressed to provide more solid answers than anyone has provided thus far.
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With a fifth Super Bowl title and fourth Super Bowl MVP award, his case for best quarterback ever becomes even more solid.
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Had she stuck to the latter two criteria she would have been on more solid ground, although perhaps wrong on the merits.
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It doesn't save a lot of space, and the Turret would feel more solid if it was molded as a single piece.
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Time bars on civil claims rest on more solid ground, but there too, the arguments for reform — if not repeal — are strong.
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The assertion that vouchers push public schools to improve by providing competition, on the other hand, has a somewhat more solid foundation.
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I was still anxious, but I felt somehow more solid, like something gelled within me, and my husband has noticed it, too.
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But as for the government, you have to do more, you have to base your decisions on more solid evidence and science.
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Netflix is ahead in terms of the scale of its multinational video quality, and it has a more solid infrastructure in place.
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"Starting 2018 we are focused on meeting our financial obligations and ensuring a much more solid and sustainable business model," Schultz said.
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Revenue beat forecasts, as well, and Halliburton made optimistic comments about the coming year, based in part on more solid commodity pricing.
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It comes in an easy-to-use pump dispenser, making it a little less messy to use than a more solid balm.
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If anxieties about the world economy are to be assuaged, signs of more solid growth in other parts of the world are needed.
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More money could come in the form of one or more bills in the coming weeks and months, alongside more solid cost estimates.
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They're made when vegetable oil goes through a process called hydrogenation, which involves adding hydrogen to liquid oil to make it more solid.
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If Amazon wanted to protest this decision, it seems it would have much more solid ground to do so than Oracle ever had.
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We're skeptical that either of Samsung's new gadgets would work, but at least the science behind Samsung's Lumini sounds a little more solid.
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But the rest of us could use a few more solid details, maybe even more than a single photo, before considering the upgrade.
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Yes, but consider the stall a blessing in disguise, helping us build everything on a more solid foundation...one that's built to last!
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So you navigate like a cat burglar, tiptoeing on the more solid sections until you get to the stairs down to the bathroom.
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The 3.0-liter model looks more solid and mature than the cheaper 2.0, owing to a beefier grille and a more upmarket interior.
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The FCC ratio was a more solid 212001% at end-1Q17, supported mainly by lower provisioning in IFRS as opposed to regulatory accounts.
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While WordPress is probably a much more solid CMS than Atavist, it could mean that Automattic wants to start offering subscriptions and paywalls.
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As a basics brand, Everlane doesn't really do prints, but as it expands its color offerings, you can expect more solid color options.
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After so many outstanding dishes, you may find yourself slightly let down by Dopo's entrees, which tend to be more solid than spectacular.
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Millennials started to leave colleges and enter the labor force in 2011, so they are beginning to gain a more solid financial footing.
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The device can test a range of foods, from soups and sauces to more solid items like baked and fried goods, Sundvor said.
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"Accidentally Brave" nevertheless contends at every turn that families can survive psychological devastation and reformulate themselves on a more solid if somber basis.
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Caesar would scoop up at least 100 grams from the comet, separating the volatiles — constituents that could evaporate — from the more solid substances.
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While still more solid than most states, Texas legislators struggled to pass a no-frills, $218 billion two-year budget earlier this year.
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Trent Franks last year, has more solid Republican leanings than both the Ohio and Pennsylvania districts and poses a tougher task for Democrats.
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And while he has not dominated, Rosberg did prove that he was the more solid and consistent driver of the two this year.
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The bike has a twist throttle rather than a thumb throttle, which I prefer because it feels more solid and harder to break.
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Sling says that other devices beyond Apple TV will get a new interface in the coming months, but didn't offer a more solid timeframe.
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Running means you might have your smartphone more exposed, or strapped to your arm, and in that case, the connection might be more solid.
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But as Bertel Schmitt at The Drive points out, JATO generates its figures using vehicle registrations, which gives the numbers a more solid baseline.
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" He added that a more solid economic backdrop — and the conclusion of the presidential race — have put the consumer "in a position to buy.
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While economic growth here pales in comparison to Washington and Utah, no state's economy is on more solid ground than the Tar Heel state.
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The Dodd Frank Act may have deserved the criticism about regulatory overreach, but it has helped put the banking system on more solid footing.
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The company is hoping that the steady drumbeat of new features for drivers will help build a more solid foundation for their frayed relationship.
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Of course, the conspiracy theorists will continue to theorize ... but this seems to be more solid than a probably photoshopped high school yearbook photo.
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"He instructed the institute to produce more solid-fuel rocket engines and rocket warhead tips by further expanding engine production process," the statement said.
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Rumours of the 78-year-old president's imminent demise have circulated for years in Tashkent, the capital, but this time they were more solid.
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The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England have been delaying interest rate increases in hopes of achieving higher inflation and more solid growth.
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"Nothing is more solid than the coalition of those who oppose peace," he says at one point, but he does find signs for optimism.
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Not only are the developments now on more solid financial footing, but the relationship with the Lone Mountain Land Company is "symbiotic," he said.
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The company is vague about the specifics, but everything about the Flip feels more solid than its predecessor, right down to the folding mechanism.
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S. growth is more solid, wages are rising and the worry is the Fed will be forced into more rate hikes than currently expected.
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Once these broad indexes work off their overbought conditions, we'll want to see more solid earnings and how exactly companies will implement tax breaks.
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The United Nations is supposed to stick to more solid ground, but some of its Sustainable Development Goals for 2030 sound nearly as fantastical.
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But otherwise, this is one of the more solid Oscar slates since the Academy expanded the Best Picture category to more than five contenders.
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It comes after a prominent Italian lawmaker reportedly said mergers among some of the country's struggling lenders could help make Rome's banking system more solid.
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Mexico's currency is forecast at 19.7850 per dollar in one year, 1.5 percent more solid than in April and 4.3 percent softer than this week.
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More recently, DreamWorks has fallen back on pumping out franchise installments and endless related spinoffs in an attempt to get on more solid financial ground.
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At its last meeting in July, Federal Reserve officials agreed that the economy was on more solid footing and risks to the outlook had abated.
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This is in line with previous timelines put forth by the company, but it's a bit more solid than other recent predictions Branson has made.
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This looks to be rather a more solid construction, but the design notes are the same: a focus on natural materials with slashes of metal.
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Anyway, it seems like we're due for another reset, which I think may lead the show into the more solid territory you (and I!) crave.
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Unlike early last year, when China got off to a shaky start, the world's second-largest economy is entering 2017 on much more solid footing.
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Ideally, Google Fiber's deployments will accelerate again once Google Fiber executives have a more solid grasp on what next-generation wireless broadband will look like.
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But Temer's opponents hope a second or even third charge from Janot could be based on more solid evidence of Temer's links to political bribes.
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Debenhams said a more solid performance in areas including Beauty, Accessories and Food & Drink had helped to mitigate the impact of a weaker clothing market.
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A steep daily ride count could help Uber bring in more solid corporate revenue at a time when the company desperately needs it to compete.
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They put the price recovery on a much more solid footing than any of the other recoveries we've seen over the past couple of years.
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The company still wants to act as investors, and to make money along the way, but they want to help build more solid, grounded companies.
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Kerber kept her off balance as a rule and countered her flat power effectively when Sharapova was able to deliver groundstrokes from more solid platforms.
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" Pam confirmed, and Dwight proceeded to explain to her that the Prism DuroSport is "like an iPod, only better, cause they're chunkier and more solid.
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Europeans do not like the flimsy wood stick-frame construction used for so many US houses; they prefer more solid materials like concrete or brick.
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The spending package, however, would face an uphill path getting two-thirds support in the House, where Trump's support among Republican lawmakers is more solid.
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Adding to the view of persisting lower rates, Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said on Wednesday no rate hikes are needed until inflation is more solid.
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I was ready to have my body to myself after more than a year of nursing, and Miles was eager to eat more solid foods.
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Following issuance of the new EUR2123m senior secured notes, NH also displays a more solid capital structure, with an extended and smoother debt maturity profile.
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"But that road will be more solid if the institutions continue combating the promiscuous relations between political leaders and the companies chosen as power's beneficiaries."
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The Dodgers simply excel at talent acquisition, loading their roster with more solid players — and the occasional superstar — than any other team in the majors.
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While some of those deals were acqui-hires that obviously didn't generate great returns for Goldfarb and Anthony, their fund saw a more solid exit, recently.
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The pen has a new unibody design with chamfered edges that makes it feel more solid, but it still feels like a relatively simple plastic stylus.
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Analysts said the U.S. economy seems to be on a more solid footing than the rest of the world, but global sentiment has been tainted nonetheless.
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I became even more solid in who I was as a woman with him, and he allows me to still explore and grow as an individual.
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Public school educators in Oklahoma have been staging a large, rather inspiring statewide protest for two weeks now, demanding fairer wages and more solid worker protections.
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The photos, published by KCNA, accompanied a report that said Kim had instructed the institute to produce more solid-fuel rocket engines and rocket warhead tips.
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Although Latin America's financial systems are more solid than they were in the past and have grown, they remain "small, expensive and inefficient", the IDB says.
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This allows them to scale quickly into new markets from a more solid foundation — with the right combination of cost-effective technologies, business models and ecosystems.
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However, the last several weeks of 20193 have seen a different side of Trump, especially as she has found more solid footing, growing into her role.
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Andrew Yang is locking down far more solid supporters at a much faster pace than the other mid-tier Democratic presidential candidates, according to Insider polling.
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I think we'll see multiple platforms that are being utilized by multiple countries, as well as countries establishing their space programs on a more solid footing.
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Dr. Hosono's team wondered what would have happened if Theia had crashed into Earth at that time, rather than during a later, cooler, more solid phase.
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The main choice in studying accounting is deciding between auditing and tax, and tax felt more solid and rule-based, so I was drawn to that.
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The stated objective of providing governments with more solid majorities in parliament, and presumably the ability to act in more determined and incisive fashion, makes sense.
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Corrine, who has long floundered professionally, was always the more solid of the two, the more philosophical and self-sufficient, even if she is financially dependent.
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And Silicon Valley had already experienced its own financial bust at the start of the decade, leaving the industry with more solid growth and less hot air.
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And in case you missed it, the last few weeks have presented us, and the presidential candidates, with more solid evidence of ACA-related stupidity than usual.
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That said, Fischer pointed to positive signs with unemployment in Europe falling and inflation moving toward central bank targets and the Chinese economy on more solid footing.
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"At least with Honeywell you have other, more solid businesses to protect you from the downside if it turns out that the worst isn't over," he noted.
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"The reasoning is simple: the position that Meituan has in food and amusement services is similar to Alibaba in e-commerce, but even more solid," Li added.
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Benter says she's looking forward to using the GiveDirectly money to expand the greenhouse: to build a more solid roof, and maybe hire another employee or two.
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If you're looking into the future, take this as an awkward splurge that could lead a potentially brilliant young artist onto stranger (but hopefully more solid) ground.
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Try to imagine a country where a poet like Rich is the lauded anchor a populace could trust, in its quest for policies more solid than superstitions.
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Most of the Russian banking sector's assets are in the hands of state-run banks which are much more solid and not at immediate risk, analysts said.
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Why it matters: Trump's explanations for firing Comey have been shifting from the start, and this letter could provide a more solid basis for his original intent.
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The joinery is the industry term for the places where the base and tabletop fit together — the more solid this is, the longer the table will last.
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A European source said European governments were waiting for the OPCW to carry out its investigation and for more solid forensic evidence from the attack to emerge.
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His wariness comes despite his acknowledgment that the banking system has become much more solid than it was 10 years ago when the financial crisis broke out.
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Part one was shoring up Saudi defenses against Iran, which he accomplished in many ways but most notably by entering into a more solid partnership with Israel.
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You know, it's more solid financially because it does-- you know, it is a one trillion dollars institution and it better stay that way, if not more.
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While they feel a tiny bit lighter than their 20-year-old counterparts, they're arguably even more solid, and the buttons have a nice tactile punch to them.
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He's been good for Chelsea: 213 - Chelsea have kept 213 clean sheets with John Terry playing; no defender in the Premier League has been involved in more. Solid.
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" Use Age To Your Advantage "Your decision to enter tech is more solid than others who are still figuring out whether tech is a good fit for them.
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President Trump's support from the GOP is more solid, with 70% of Republicans saying they'll definitely vote for him, compared with 58% of Democrats for Obama in 2011.
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There have been market fears that political instability in Italy could affect plans to make the Italian banking system more solid, creating risks for the wider euro zone.
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While some traders said earlier this year that the rally was led by short covering, reallocation by fund managers suggests it may be on a more solid footing.
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The company has the pieces in place now and a decent amount of marketshare, but Red Hat gives it a much more solid hybrid cloud story to tell.
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Harbor Stage's home is a squat, windswept, utterly humble little building on the harbor that I think of as a beach shack, though it's more solid than that.
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The chipmaker's revenue also beat Street forecasts on more solid pricing in the memory chip market, as well as increased demand from smartphone makers and cloud service providers.
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Those leaving Congress to run for a new office and advance their careers are doing so in places where Trump support is more solid or on the rise.
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The challenger took the time to mark each slip, punch and kick with a gesture, and after landing the more solid connections he took the first round easily.
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Other places are on more solid economic and financial footing, although it might take a while before recognition sets in that they're still moving in the right direction.
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It would probably take some more solid evidence that the virus was causing deteriorating business conditions for Congress and the Trump administration to conclude that action was needed.
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As multiple countries in the region press on with reforms, their economies should be on more solid footing this year and that would also help their finance industry.
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They would be on more solid ground if more than 5 percent of spending covered by the State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Act were for currently authorized programs.
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"There is a hope that this election, which comes after the legislative election earlier this year, will bring some stability ... with a more solid ruling coalition," Foucher said.
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As Congress looks to reform and reauthorize the program, here are four principles that will help protect taxpayers and put the NFIP on a more solid financial foundation.
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No more documenting noncompliance in inspection reports, no more solid enforcement (to protect and serve as a deterrent), and no bold actions to rescue animals who are suffering.
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Some hemp industry members believed they were standing on more solid ground following the December 2018 passage of the US Farm Bill, which legalized regulated hemp cultivation and production.
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And now, we have even more solid backing on the phone's default screen resolution and adjustments that can be made to it, thanks to a leak posted to Twitter.
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The camera is easy to install, the software is more solid than I'd expect for something still in beta, and the video quality seems good in my early tests.
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"Building off the idea of toxic patriarchy, I decided to make it more solid and physical, because sometimes it does feel physical," said Ms. Mackintosh, who lives in London.
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Where buildings are packed close together, the lines and blocks on the map are darker, more solid, while open areas jump off the page as breaths of white space.
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I had different layers of technical clothing, some very thin, and on top of that I had more solid body covering and on top of that, my concert jacket.
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Outside of the convention, Trump publicizing the names of more solid and respected people to be in his proposed cabinet is also more important than any policy statements or promises.
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The benefits are clear, of course, from a much more solid build with a higher-res, larger screen to Audible functionality and, for the first time on a Kindle, waterproofing.
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Volatile EM currencies from the Brazilian real BRL= to the Russian rouble RUB= have surged against the dollar too, along with the traditionally more solid yen YEN= and euro EUR=.
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The latter aspect is becoming harder now, however, as the latest data from Kantar Worldpanel shows that China's top five phone vendors are becoming a more solid and dominant group.
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A witch hunt or "they're all out to get me" defense is not ideal as a strategy and is to be used only in the absence of something more solid.
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Even some of his most controversial decisions, such as the separation of families trying to enter the United States, have much more solid support in red parts of the electorate.
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While that could be partially true, a more solid foundation for establishing deep-rooted ties between the two countries could manifest in the context of a mutually beneficial economic partnership.
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These deep black shadows look realer, or anyway more solid, than the girls, whose green, mauve and yellow arms and motley faces make you think of fairies under colored spotlights.
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The G14 features a different twist on it, though: instead of separating halfway through like older models, it lifts the entire back of the laptop for a more solid base.
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Most of the Russian banking sector's assets are in the hands of state-run banks which are much more solid and not at immediate risk, analysts and market insiders said.
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They have the wind at their backs, now that the Met has managed to extricate itself from a downward deficit spiral and to move forward on more solid financial ground.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered more solid-fuel rocket engines, state media reported on Wednesday, as he pursues nuclear and missile program amid a standoff with Washington.
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"With the U.S. taking a harder stance on trade, there are opportunities for importers and producers of agricultural commodities in South America to have a more solid bridge," he said.
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"A few of us that having been trying to create some more solid guidelines/protocol on sexual harassment, which, unfortunately, is prevalent," she wrote in the email, seen by BuzzFeed News.
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But since the mass of telescopes manufactured in space can be greater than that of prebuilt ones, they can be made of more solid materials that help coronagraphs maintain their position.
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Emphasizing the bank's right to independence from political interference, Draghi also called on euro zone governments to help get the region's sluggish economy on a more solid footing through economic reforms.
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"Ultimately some of the construction back in the day seems to be more solid and sturdy, so if there is a decent foundation and the inside finishings are good, ..." began Doug.
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Cramer said some economist predict the Trump rally won't last much longer — but he took a more optimistic view, saying economists need a more solid reason for why it won't last.
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CNET's Scott Stein said in his review that the iPhone 11 was made for "everyday function," acting as a more solid choice than futuristic devices like 5G-enabled or foldable phones.
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"We think this is part of a cathartic process of moving from something as ephemeral as Fed talk to something that's a lot more solid, like earnings and revenues," he added.
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We're witnessing the beginning of this as Facebook in particular and social media in general move to emphasize fleeting experiential content like Live Video over more solid, static totems like photographs.
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Spouses who get the retirement account will not be able to draw down on it until age 59½, but they will have a more solid financial base in their later years.
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Three years later, their relationship was on more solid ground, so Captain Franchino was in a better place emotionally to hear the news that Captain Hall was being deployed to Kuwait.
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The more experience a designer has had, the more solid their sense of self, which has led to an increased metabolism of brands' intense and brief employment of ambitious creative directors.
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And Sanders's lead in New Hampshire is even more solid, meaning he'll be entering the rest of the primary and caucus season with some Big Mo. Gail: Wow, Trump vs. Sanders.
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Biden and Sanders, on the other hand, benefit from being better-known names with more solid and diverse bases of support in later primary states such as Nevada and South Carolina.
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However, it did allocate several hundred million dollars for repairing existing infrastructure, and the White House has said it will use this to replace some fencing with a more solid wall.
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New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh and Green Party leader Elizabeth May landed more solid jabs against Trudeau, from whom they need to steal votes, than Bernier did in targeting Scheer.
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While extensive data collection was necessary during the financial crisis that began in 2008, the study questioned whether the same volume is needed now that banks are on more solid footing.
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"He's one of the more solid players on tour," Nadal said of the 23-year-old, who will be appearing in his fourth consecutive final and first at a Grand Slam.
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They have looked even more solid now that Filipe Luis, well-schooled in the art of marking under Diego Simeone at Atletico Madrid, has replaced the more cavalier Marcelo at left back.
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If he grows enough of them, he told me, he could spin the cells down in a centrifuge to create a more solid mass, fry them up and basically have human meat.
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After a series of attacks in France, Belgium and Germany in 2015 and 2016, Berlin sees this as a more solid ground for ensuring it could keep internal border checks for longer.
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Indeed, the "clarification" that Musk issued today does not make the financing picture any more solid, nor, experts say, would it absolve Musk from potential problems with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Not in the sense of accepting less, but the way houses settle into their foundation: creaking, shifting, and sinking into a stillness that's a little less dynamic, but a lot more solid.
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Now that the system is back on more solid financial footing, politicians in the State House are debating a "refinance" of pension debt to give them more cash in the short-term.
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Behind the leaders, Red Bull's Australian Daniel Ricciardo will be gunning for a fourth successive podium appearance while Force India pair Perez and French youngster Esteban Ocon aim for more solid points.
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The report's 2.6 million words describe a prime minister who wanted stronger evidence of the need for military action and a more solid plan for occupying Iraq and reconstituting a government there.
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"The economy is on more solid footing and, importantly, the financial system is much more robust than it was going into the crisis of 2008," BlackRock said in a note to clients.
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But support for Sanders is more solid than support for any other candidate, and many of the caucusgoers flirting with Yang, Warren, Gabbard and even Biden had supported him four years ago.
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Some have argued that with the economy on more solid footing, the ECB could soon eliminate the punitive interest rate charge, raising the deposit rate to zero, even as asset purchases continue.
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But some of the more critical and structural internal components—including the barrel—are made from metal which helps the blaster feel more solid and premium than anything in Nerf's current lineup.
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The shift to stocks with more solid fundamentals and lower price-to-earnings ratios follows the mistakes that sometimes come from investing based on growth expectations rather than an insistence on profitability.
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We're super, super fortunate to maintain a friendship through all of it and I would say, at least as far as I'm concerned, our friendship and working relationship has only gotten more solid.
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Also called trans fatty acids, artificial trans fats are created by an industrialized process that adds hydrogen to liquid vegetable oils to make them more solid (think of semi-soft margarine and shortening).
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The regulation ended up coming from Medicare and Medicaid, rather than the FDA, because those agencies have a mission to control costs — which may help put the rule on more solid legal footing.
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"He was a doctor, and a doctor could be alarmed by some individual cases, but as for the government, you have to base your decisions on more solid evidence and signs," Cui said.
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Even its most cherished…Read more ReadIf you've always needed more Solid Coated 7604 C in your life, the phones are available in South Korea now, and more markets in the near future.
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However it's clear that Apple has packed in both a lot more hardcore technology and a lot more thought to try to put its implementation of facial biometrics on a more solid footing.
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If the stock market sees a correction, investors might be more comfortable holding shares of a company that have more solid immediate- to long-term profits, thus prompting profit-taking in the stock.
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However, Portugal grew more solid without their star and, when the coach, Fernando Santos, felt the time was ripe to put on a striker, a game winner, Éder delivered the coup de grâce .
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New Martha and the 100-year-old New Palace Bakery prepare paczki dough that's lightly fried and spongier, while Pietrzyk's dough is crispier and more solid; it feels like the preserves are encased.
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" But the new data doesn't support that hypothesis, Selya said, and "it's really important to hold off on making policies on e-cigarettes until we have a more solid understanding of its effects.
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Grigoriadis usefully unpacks the oft-quoted, oft-disputed figure that one in five women will be sexually victimized on campus, showing that the statistic is more solid than campus rape skeptics would admit.
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Despite the support of his many fans, he struggled to settle into a smooth business model, and this show was intended, among other things, to establish a new and more solid commercial practice.
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Residents are eager for any investment that will give the local economy a more solid foundation and perhaps draw back the young people who migrated west in search of better opportunity after 1990.
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"Although much of October's improvement was in volatile components, incoming estimates of core capital goods orders place business investment on a more solid footing in Q4 than we had thought," noted Barclays economists.
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Doubtfire look, it was one of the more solid ones, but she couldn't even figure out how to shoot a hair dryer as a gun or say, "Ivy Winters" in the Breastworld parody.
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Her performing is more solid than it's been in a decade, as she switches up her Piece of Me dance numbers and incorporates new jams for dozens of high-octane performances a year.
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And the 3D printed pieces the company had on hand certainly appeared far denser and more solid that most of what you'll see coming out of an FDM printer, even at the industrial level.
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But the experience was much like driving the already fun-to-drive Mazda 3, but with a more solid, more VW-like feel thanks to the new platform's stiffer structure and more comfortable seat.
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At the heart of all of such reports -- which are frequently built on foundations no more solid than mysterious friends or sources "close to" the couple -- are a few familiar questions: What went wrong?
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More solid results will come from prospective studies, set up recently, which are tracking pregnant women in Brazil, looking at whether those who catch Zika are more likely to have babies with birth defects.
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Those estimates don't include the effect of more workers paying into the Social Security trust fund, which would collect billions more in payroll taxes that would put it on a more solid financial footing.
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"A gradual tightening of monetary policy will rest on a more solid basis when indications of inflation rates to potentially temporarily exceed two percent become more prominent in inflation expectations," the Finnish governor said.
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Democrats made—and still make—the dossier the centerpiece of their grand narrative about Trump, in spite of all the more solid reporting since then that amounts to at least circumstantial evidence of coordination.
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Shiny (and complex) new features like multiplayer are where that's most visible, and it's going to take time for them to polish a more solid, supported version of the feature than the Makeshift mod.
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Things are feeling very up in the air, thanks to Mercury retrograde (not to mention last week's eclipse); however, the atmosphere is feeling more solid and supportive today, thanks to Jupiter connecting with Saturn.
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As Donald Trump's status as the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination becomes more solid every day, he may still not have many political endorsements — but he's got another kind of firepower behind him.
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While the U.S. Supreme Court has denied legal standing to individual lawmakers from the House of Representatives challenging White House actions, the entire House may have more solid legal ground to bring a lawsuit.
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That would have a very similar impact (it'd be more progressive, in fact, since a VAT would hit wages above $127,200 but Social Security taxes don't) but be on much more solid legal ground.
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And I've discovered more role models — more solid, shining examples of Blackness and womanhood and confidence that make me feel like the little girl who has yet to learn how to hold a mascara brush.
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Developers could be waiting for a more solid install base, or they could be wary of the discomforts of wearing and using VR headsets (namely the nausea and carrying the extra weight on your head).
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Although her backers are still somewhat more solid than Mr Macron's, they are no more loyal than Mr Fillon's: for both of the right-wing candidates, 85% of their supporters say their decision is final.
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"It is now up to the industry leaders in charge to make the alliance even more solid so that it can face up to the technological disruptions underway in the auto industry," added the official.
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It is on more solid ground than a number of publicly traded cannabis companies — according to Bloomberg, it has agreements to sell marijuana in Canadian pharmacies and is focused on medicinal marijuana in 12 countries.
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There are crashes, but fewer than you might think We saw some crashes here and there when we were messing around, but overall it's much more solid than you'd expect for such an early preview.
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In the United States, the Black Lives Matters debate rests on more solid footing; slavery and segregation are broadly and stridently condemned — though a small fringe would like to "reclaim" the history of Southern confederacy.
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I knew that was why he was chosen to make the presentation in the first place: his standing with the American people was more solid than that of any other member of the Bush administration.
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Biden, a hugely mediocre debater, turned in one of his more solid performances on Wednesday night but that was due, in no small part, to the fact that everyone else on the stage ignored him.
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Republican strategists say that it may be easier for McConnell to work with Trump because he kept his criticism far more muted during the campaign and also has more solid backing from his own conference.
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His support was actually more solid than it had been in either previous contest: Steyer is on track to win around 8 percent of all first-preference votes and 103 percent of the black vote.
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"This reinforces our call that the current economic conditions (in Brazil) sustain more solid growth into 2020, albeit at a moderate pace," Citigroup's global head of emerging market strategy Dirk Willer wrote in a note.
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As stated in my hands-on the other day, the Flip feels more solid than the Fold in just about every way, from the folding mechanism to the display, which now sports foldable protective glass.
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They hoped that the hearing stage of these investigations would help educate the public and Congress about what has happened and create a more solid basis for determining whether impeachment proceedings should or should not begin.
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And let's just point out, cutting the massive losses in China and turning it into a more solid investment certainly clears the way for an IPO that many expect Uber to have in 2017 or so.
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Those estimates didn't include the impact of more workers paying into the Social Security trust fund, which would have collected billions more in payroll taxes that would have put it on a more solid financial footing.
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With the economy now on more solid footing, containing the risks from years of debt-fueled stimulus and heavy spending has been a major focus at the annual meeting of China's parliament which began on Sunday.
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"We believe several incremental improvements remain underappreciated by the market, including improving credit mix, lower debt burdens and relieved local government debt risks, which make Chinese banks' equity book more solid than before," Deutsche Bank said.
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A turning point comes when Nicky reveals something about herself that changes the earlier parts of the story significantly, and reveals her as something much more solid and significant than Dean's Manic Pixie Dream Girl salvation.
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But there was no building boom, post-recession mortgage underwriting has been much more solid, and any drop-off in the housing market has been blamed on rising interest rates — as well as high home prices.
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Three inches shorter than the 6-foot-3 Curry but a more solid 211 pounds, Gibbs has a game heavily influenced on curling around off-ball screens and attacking off the dribble from pick-and-rolls.
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It would provide a more solid basis for debate than banks' self-serving assertions that they should be allowed to benefit from extraordinary public guarantees, while also reaping the extraordinary private rewards of high-risk finance.
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BRASILIA, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Last month marked the end of a "complicated period" for Brazil's economy, which is now well placed to show more solid and consistent growth, a senior Economy Ministry official said on Tuesday.
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"If we get a stabilization in growth in 2020, the internationally oriented countries should do a bit better, especially if China looks a little more solid as it seems to," the firm's chief investment strategist said.
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Fitch views the alignment as a credit positive for CHI as Dignity Health has a more solid financial profile and maintains strong operational oversight of its acute care markets, some of which are in challenging service areas.
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In March, Beijing announced billions of dollars in additional tax cuts and infrastructure spending as it looked to put the economy back on more solid footing after growth last year slowed to a near 30-year low.
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Given the oven is at the bottom of the vape, it is possible for your concentrate to leak out as it heats, but using a more solid extract and a smaller amount should prevent this from happening.
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For homebuilders, the ability to steer a potential buyer to Opendoor gives them what they are looking for: a more solid sale commitment, as homebuilders are more hesitant to sell to a buyer carrying an existing mortgage.
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While China is on more solid economic footing than this time last year, it faces increasing uncertainties in 2017, with a housing frenzy showing signs of cooling and the impact of previous stimulus measures expected to fade.
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On the other hand, from a more glass half-empty perspective, while topline job creation appears to be on more solid footing as of late, additional months of steady job creation has done little to improve wages.
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The big picture: The Department of Homeland Security still has 90 days to "provide a more solid reasoning for ending" DACA, the Post reports, but this is a significant blow to Trump's move to end the program.
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They're better movers than I am, and technically more solid, so I had to be really smart about my game, and see how I could compete with these girls who play better than me from the baseline.
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For Willa Drake, first encountered as an 11-year-old doggedly keeping things together through her mother's various dramatic exits from the family, an early marriage offers a chance to build her own, more solid, home life.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)When compared to the Commandfire, the build quality on the Adventure Force Quantum feels more solid, but it uses the same basic on/off switch for activating the motorized firing mechanism, which is disappointing.
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What is beyond debate however is that United's back four looks much more solid since the arrival of Wan-Bissaka and Harry Maguire, the 80 million pound ($96.71 million) close-season signing and the world's most expensive defender.
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The video, "If I Were To, Would You" (2017), features a figure clipped from the photos, pasted onto a stick, and multiplied three times, like a small cohort being pulled to and fro among more solid-colored sheets.
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Spieth scrambled to make a creditable bogey out of the par-four hole but that still handed the lead to 39-year-old Kuchar, who was playing the more solid golf as the wind rose and temperature fell.
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As the Washington Post reports, the Obama administration has supported the changes to the Broadcasting Board of Governors overall, but that support was perhaps more solid when lefties were confident that a Hillary Clinton presidential victory was imminent.
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"A gradual tightening of monetary policy will rest on a more solid basis when indications of inflation rates to potentially temporarily exceed two percent become more prominent in inflation expectations," said Liikanen, the governor of Finland's central bank.
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" (Scott apparently hates restaurants.) Nevertheless, their relationship is more solid than ever, and Jenner recalls a recent instance in which she flew to Houston to see Scott "for a few hours" after they got in "a little fight.
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Xiaomi will first launch a phone with a 21-megapixel camera, for which it has a far more solid timeline: The first phone with the 216-megapixel camera will debut in India in the fourth quarter of 33.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE: Solid speech Wednesday night; presidential even.
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The EU also wants May's government to provide more solid information on what will happen to the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and the future rights of EU citizens, but little has been forthcoming.
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French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron said in December "we have strong banks, based on a universal model, which is envied by many...and they (banks) were less affected by the crisis than others because they are more solid".
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A sturdy, stainless steel frame that holds two nearly identical glass panes together, just feels more solid, more Apple-like, than any of the iPhones that preceded or followed the iPhone 4 (except the nearly identical iPhone SE).
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The program has made the force more "solid and resilient," said Rodrigo Canales, a professor at the Yale School of Management who is leading a study on police forces in Mexico along with the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness.
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And on Friday morning, what was once a fluid situation became much more solid: Flake and Collins both voted in favor of Kavanaugh on Friday's key procedural vote, and announced they would vote to confirm him as well.
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"The coalition turned out more solid than many had thought and there is commitment to meet the European targets, while also keeping the electoral base happy," said Diego Iscaro, senior economist at IHS Global Insight consultants in London.
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Republicans can make the argument that when it comes to addressing illegal immigration, their position is on far more solid moral and policy ground than the efforts of Democrats before the 1960s to block civil rights for black Americans.
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I would have loved for Samsung to have kept the extremely light weight of prior models while improving the rigidity and tactile experience, but if I have to choose between the two, I prefer this more solid-feeling laptop.
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The effect is more solid than other glasses-free 3D tech as a result, and Delphi has figured out ways to trick the eye into believing there's more than just two layers of depth in what you're looking at.
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Arrigo seems optimistic that the timelines are finally starting to grow more solid, and that already announced standalone products from companies like Oculus and HTC will begin to broaden appeal and shape VR into something more friendly and accessible.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered more solid-fuel rocket engines, state media reported on Wednesday, as he pursues nuclear and missile programs amid a standoff with Washington, but there were signs of tension easing.
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Andrew Yang is still in the middle of the pack in topline 2020 Democratic primary polls, but he's locking down far more solid supporters at a much faster pace than the other mid-tier candidates, according to Insider polling.
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For CES 2019, however, Ossia worked with accessories maker Spigen to develop the first truly wireless charging case for smartphones, and given us a more solid timeline of when the company's wireless power tech will be available to everyone.
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"He instructed the institute to produce more solid-fuel rocket engines and rocket warhead tips by further expanding engine production process and the production capacity of rocket warhead tips and engine jets," the news agency said of the visit.
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"He instructed the institute to produce more solid-fuel rocket engines and rocket warhead tips by further expanding engine production process and the production capacity of rocket warhead tips and engine jets by carbon/carbon compound material," KCNA said.
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All you need is an oil-based or balm cleanser (balms have a waxier, more solid consistency) to use as a first step, and then a different, water-based facial cleanser to get rid of any of oily residue.
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The Fed was a topic of much chatter Thursday, as more solid U.S. jobless claims and housing data added to a growing list of positive economic surprises that challenge the view that the Fed will stay on hold this year.
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And for that we need to be even stronger, so we'll need more solid institutions in the Eurozone, we'll need that sense of commonality that I was mentioning earlier, but for that to happen, you need countries to be closer.
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That improvement in growth, along with expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise rates next month on growing evidence the U.S. economy is on a more solid footing will likely weaken the euro, allowing the ECB to stand pat for now.
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Analysts say that although the ECB would like a weaker currency to support economic growth, policymakers should be less worried as long as they believe the rise reflects a more solid economic backdrop and growing appetite for European assets. 4.
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They give a more solid, more laptop-like feel to your typing, or so they promise, and unlike the Smart Keyboard Folios that Apple produces itself, you can have the tablet set at any angle you like for easier viewing.
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A few important factors have happened in rapid succession to thwart the TINA argument and to put a little more solid foundation beneath a bull market that has seen the S&P 21.2 surge nearly 103 percent since March 210.
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Ticketmaster is jumping into the facial recognition businessTicketmaster already had a stranglehold on live events back in the humble days of Pearl Jam protests, but since it merged with Live Nation, its monopoly over the industry is more solid than ever.
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He said Italy's fundamentals were much more solid as the country had only a limited nominal deficit and a current account surplus, adding that its debt had a relatively long average maturity which helped shield the country from market pressure.
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And now he has four more solid actors along for the ride, as Chris O'Dowd (Bridesmaids), Jeremy Strong (The Big Short) Bill Camp (The Night Of) and Graham Greene (Dances With Wolves) have joined the ensemble, Mashable has exclusively learned.
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It's a full-sized keyboard with white keycaps and a solid aluminium and steel body, coming off as an oversized take on Apple's current Magic Keyboard — or a more solid version of what Apple shipped with iMacs about a decade ago.
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FTIT8300 limited their losses to a 0.7 percent fall after a top government official said on Wednesday that mergers among Italian lenders could make the banking system more solid, as the sector seeks to further cut its bad loan pile.
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And if you're still in the market, use this info to make that investment purchase a more solid investment, just in case you tire of that logo-plastered Neverfull or realize you're just not quite a Birkin type some day.
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"Overall, the AFL is in worse shape than when it restarted, but it may have a more solid base of ownership groups on which to build," says Paul Reeths, founder of the minor and mid-major league clearinghouse Our Sports Central.
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Banks are on more solid footing than they were ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, with higher capital and less ability to make risky bets with their own balance sheets than in the heady days of the mid-2000s housing bubble.
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Le Maire said Paris, which has a 15% stake in Renault, might consider reducing its stake, if it led to a "more solid" alliance between the Japanese and French firms, the French news agency reported, citing an interview with the minister.
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As much as I enjoy watching Whiterose wrap everyone she encounters around her finger — not to mention B.D. Wong's silken delivery of every single line he gets — I'm going to need a more solid explanation of how, exactly, they're all intertwined.
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Among draining mats — grids of wood or other materials that are designed not to absorb but to let water flow through — Wirecutter likes the bamboo mat from ToiletTree because it feels smoother and more solid underfoot than its closest competitors.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered the production of more solid-fuel rocket engines, state media said on Wednesday, as he pursues nuclear and missile programs amid a standoff with Washington, but there were signs of tension easing.
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The Union would ultimately fund 20 percent of its military activities with tax revenues, putting it on a more solid financial footing than the Confederacy, which taxed late and anemically, paying for just 4 percent of the war in taxes.
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"We have a robust economic backdrop, countries such as Italy have been addressing problems in its banks and the sector is more solid than it has been for some time, so I don't see liquidity problems," said DZ Bank rate strategist René Albrecht.
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Nasal decongestants containing pseudoephedrine, such as Sudafed, have more solid evidence for their short-term effectiveness, but these must be purchased in small qualities and behind the pharmacy counter, as pseudoephedrine is one of the compounds that can be used to produce methamphetamine.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May signalled to other EU leaders on Wednesday she was open to accepting a longer Brexit delay if she could cut it short, EU officials said, describing her performance at a summit as "more solid than usual".
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Thursday his goal for 2018 was to put the business he co-founded on a more solid footing, a break with his longstanding practice of setting a purely personal annual goal.
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The Goldman note appears to have more solid research and analysis behind it than others recently brought to our attention, but until Apple officially announces the device — which we don't even know the official name of yet — nothing is set in stone.
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Still, a concrete that could be made on Mars opens up the possibility for not just more solid structures, but means to get between them—and that's at least one of the big puzzles we'd need to solve before heading up there.
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"That's how a couple of research notes can lift an entire market, it seems fanciful but it's true, as so many stocks are caught up in these end markets that now seem to be more solid than most people think," Cramer said.
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Based on its shape and density — it's about 800 meters long and only 80 meters wide, and appears to be more solid than your average asteroid — scientists believed there was a very small chance that it might not be 100 percent natural.
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With Republican majorities in Congress and more than four months before the November midterm elections, Democrats face an uphill battle if they plan to block Trump's second court pick, which could establish a more solid conservative to replace the more moderate Kennedy.
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"Safe as houses", the mantra that points to how many see the real estate market to be one of the more solid investments you can make, may have taken a major hit with the sub-prime mortgage crisis engulfed the financial industry.
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Lululemon – Lululemon was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Deutsche Bank, which sees the athletic apparel and footwear sector on more solid ground than previously and that the yogawear maker is on track for more sustained profitable growth across its various operations.
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This time, the Cochrane review found, there was more solid evidence for the finding that AA and 12-step treatment work at least as well as alternatives, although the quality of the evidence still had a wide range from very low to high.
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Branching into b2b looks a more solid strategic step for Prisma, positioning the team to offer developers an accelerated route for burnishing the feature-set/UX of their own apps, and selling these b2b services with the help of demonstrable AI-powered visual effects expertise.
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In a week in which the president will very likely be acquitted in his impeachment trial and was able to tout his accomplishments in the State of the Union address, the Democrats' foibles seemed to help place Trump on more solid footing for re-election.
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Ecologist Mourad Gabriel, who documents the issue for the Forest Service as well as other state, local and federal law enforcement agencies, estimates California's forests hold 24 times more solid fertilizers and 2000 times more liquid pesticides than Forest Service investigators found in 2500.
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Now, with a more solid, capable, and frankly exciting car at the center of the series — not to mention the buy-in of some of the world's biggest automakers like Audi, BMW, Nissan, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche — Formula E's organizers are building on that foundation.
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L'Occitane en Provence, for example, quietly made most of its seasonal sets with corrugated cardboard, a move that saved 22 tons of paper in comparison with the more solid version sold last year, according to Corinne Fugier-Garrel, the brand's director of packaging conception development.
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As with Trump's first meeting, aides wonder what concessions Trump may offer Kim in private, including the potential end of the Korean War, a step long sought by North Korea that US officials believe must come only in exchange for more solid steps toward denuclearization.
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In the end, the dossier was a major media story a year ago, but should have faded in significance over time as both journalistic and law enforcement inquiries have shed light on a much more solid — but substantially different in detail — version of the Trump-Russia saga.
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In the wake of the Great Recession, itself a rebuke to political scientist Francis Fukuyama's argument that after the end of history everything else is economics, a number of significant thinkers attempted to re-anchor the problem of value in more solid moral and ethical grounds.
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It's fine to have fewer friends in your 30s Some caveats: The study was small, and all the subjects were undergraduates; friendships change over the course of a lifetime, and it's certainly possible that, over time, many tenuous lopsided friendships can dwindle to a more solid few.
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It isn't unclear why, but industry sources suggested to TechCrunch that a reliance on metrics and regional growth — two hallmarks of the Rocket Internet era — might have been prioritized at the expense of developing a more solid product-market fit and scaling in a more controlled manner.
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The summary leaves the door open for another rate hike at the Fed's September meeting, which would be just its second increase since the 2008 financial crisis, but also makes clear many officials at the Fed want to be on even more solid footing before taking action.
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Terry Schilling, the executive director of the American Principles Project, said Judge Barrett was the more solid choice, likening her to Justice Antonin Scalia, for whom she served as a law clerk, and Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, who replaced Justice Scalia after his death in 2016.
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In fact, the president of the scooter-rental company says they actually underscore why electric scooters (a transportation category that Lyft and Uber are also in) may be a more solid transportation business than cars, and he expects Lime to be a "standalone public company" someday.
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"We are closing in on full employment, inflation is moving gradually toward our target, foreign growth is on more solid footing, and risks to the outlook are as close to balanced as they have been in some time," Ms. Brainard said at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
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" But Ms. Spanberger said she has had conversations with colleagues in more solid blue districts about the impact of both hard-line liberal policy and the tone of opposition, which have prompted her to emphasize in town halls, sometimes unprompted, that she is "absolutely not a socialist.
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A Supreme Court ruling last month that expanded the authority of the Senate, where she has a more solid backing, and reduced the clout of lower house speaker Eduardo Cunha, her arch enemy who triggered the impeachment process, has weakened the bid by opposition parties to unseat Rousseff.
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"We prefer U.S. to Europe due to a more solid economic environment, historically strong buyback activity and a stronger corporate earnings momentum, even without taking into account the fiscal package positive effect," said Cedric Baron, head of multi-asset strategies at Generali Investments, referring to corporate tax cuts.
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He signed an order scrapping his predecessor's program granting legal status to as many as 800,000 younger immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children, but delayed the final effect for six months to give Congress a chance to restore it on a more solid legal foundation.
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In my reporting for my book, I watched young people benefit from Y.C.P.'s oversight — the impetus that they get a job or complete school, and most of all, from working with skilled and dedicated social workers who helped them build a more solid foundation for their lives.
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"The next 10 years may finally be the decade where millennials feel a more solid financial foundation, especially after the long economic headwinds and recovery many of them have faced due to the Great Recession, wage stagnation, rising cost of real estate, and student-loan debt," Dorsey said.
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Not only is the design more solid and premium, it allows for things like IP68 waterproofing, quickly becoming something of a standard feature on flagship handset, but still a key feature worth noting for anyone who's ever dropped the thing in the toilet on a late night trip to the loo.
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Since that system imploded, however, with the end of the Cold War, followed by corruption investigations that destroyed the parties that had governed for over forty years, the Italians have tried various approaches to creating more solid and stable governing majorities, able to deal better with an increasingly complex international scene.
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At the World Economic Forum, ECB executive board member Benoît Coeuré said while Europe had some "homework to do" in strengthening the euro zone and staying united, the euro zone is currently "much more resilient than it was a couple of years ago," with reforms, growth and structure being much more solid.
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"Our hope is that they will see this as a further indication of this administration's immense frustration with the trajectory of our relationship and that they need to be serious about taking the steps we have asked in order to put it on more solid footing," a senior State Department official told reporters.
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At the time, Lynne said, "We were doing our best, but experience and technology also play a big part, and these new ones sound much more solid and tight" — although to most ears the remakes, some of which he ended up licensing for synch purposes, were difficult to distinguish from the originals.
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Though the dissemination of information around his crimes, which were videotaped and shared to social media, has been inconsistent, it will prove harder to avoid if the upcoming sentencing leads to his imprisonment, a conclusion that will give moral critics of the genre even more solid footing in their condemnation of it.
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To a certain degree, having the blessing and assurance of the first lady makes Grisham's footing in the White House all the more solid, but pleasing two sides of one administration is demanding of her time, and could at some point mean a complicated balance between needs and interests of her bosses.
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Palm oil is naturally more solid than most other vegetable oils, and the demise of trans fats will leave it as an easy choice for ultra-processed foods, said the study, co-authored by researchers at the U.N. children's fund UNICEF, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Britain's University of Exeter.
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"Whilst traders are starting to look for more solid evidence that a trade deal between the two powers is achievable within the coming months, there is also a sense that investors are looking for any positive rhetoric to sustain the current rally," according to Jasper Lawler, the head of research at London Capital Group.
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Things started to get really deep at the end of Day 4 and into Day 5, when Hyp started talking about the similarities between humans and AI. She also had this fixation with robots playing sports for awhile and would not let that go—an interesting kink that made her "personality" feel more solid.
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I assumed that was because he was just mature and independent, and hit that spot we all do around our mid-thirties where we are in transition, ditching our late-night acquaintances and work friends, hoping to find what feels like more solid friendships, the kind that we hope last into our golden years.
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Pre-approval gives you a more solid offer, but you won&apost want one until you&aposre ready to buyGetting pre-approved means that a bank has greenlit your ability to purchase a home and get a mortgage, has verified the information you gave them, and is agreeing to lend to you under certain circumstances.
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For all the talk of the president's lawyers and the vice president about how it's time to "wrap it up," the truth is that for a federal investigation, Mueller's probe has moved with impressive rapidity—and, contrary to the president's repeated assertions of a "witch hunt," the validity of the investigation has gotten more solid with every passing month.
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That's pretty cool, but it also differs from Aereo in a way that might put it on more solid legal footing: The AirWave is essentially an antenna paired with an app, meaning the user will have have to set it up in their own home (Aereo required users to lease an antenna in a remote location).
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Britain says it does not seek such a veto and supports further development of the currency area to make it more solid, but it does not plan to join the euro and wants safeguards to ensure that a caucus of euro zone countries will not impose financial regulation on the City of London against UK wishes.
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If America is to maintain its edge as a global energy superpower, and sincerely commit to creating more solid, middle-class jobs across the nation, we must make the necessary commitments to build out a national energy infrastructure that will support and enable the continued development and utilization of all energy resources — including oil, natural gas and renewables.
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The most recent rally has been driven by more solid economic numbers — 25 percent corporate earnings growth, a 4.2 percent GDP gain in the second quarter and an 18-year high in consumer confidence among them — plus relief that Trump's saber rattling over trade has the real chance to yield new trade agreements with Mexico and Canada.
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His running campaign of Twitter attacks, declarations of failure and vows to punish the traditional news media is threatening to do what so many years of cost-cutting and re-envisioning could not do as easily: put the industry on more solid economic footing, where customers who realize its value are willing to pay for it more regularly.
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Ivan Strinic, full back, 272 caps, 220 goals Often left exposed by the very attack-minded Ivan Perisic ahead of him, Strinic struggled with marauding England wing-back Kieran Trippier in the first half of the semi final in Moscow, but was much more solid for the remainder of the match as Croatia turned things around.
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In that move, Russia was seen as having five main goals: stopping regime change abetted from outside the country; thwarting plans by Washington to isolate Moscow; proving that Russia was a more solid ally than the United States; showcasing new Russian weapons; and presenting a new foreign policy spectacle to a Russian public weary of the war in neighboring Ukraine.
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The best that can be said of the provisional agreement on a "cessation of hostilities" between at least some of the warring parties in Syria, hammered out (again) on February 22nd between John Kerry, America's secretary of state, and Sergei Lavrov, his Russian opposite number, is that it appears to have slightly more solid foundations than a similar attempt earlier this month.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's second nominee, who could significantly shift the court's balance to the right by replacing retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy with a more solid conservative, avoided major landmines that might have threatened his support.
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In an op-ed for the Atlantic, Hathaway argues that this may be why one of the White House's main lines of defense has relied on the possibility of an imminent strike, which it has yet to provide evidence to back up: Without any more solid legal authority to cite, the Trump administration seems to have turned to the claim that it was acting in self-defense.
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For one thing, Professor Gabriel Chin of UC Davis says, the government would be on much more solid footing if it replaced existing grants with new ones that had conditions attached — much like Race to the Top grants the Education Department used to pass teacher accountability laws and the adoption of Common Core standards in states — rather than trying to retroactively wedge new conditions into existing funding.
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The descriptive "trans" refers to the fact that when a liquid vegetable oil like corn oil is treated to make it more solid and stable at room temperature — as, for example, in preparing margarine — a hydrogen atom moves from one side of a double chemical bond to the other so that two hydrogen atoms are now opposite one another instead of on the same side of the double bond.
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That they also are part of the identity the first lady brought to Washington — that her comfort level and ability to walk in exactly the kind of shoes that cause other women, wearing more solid shoes, to wince and crunch their toes in imaginary pain was part of her narrative and image from the start — does not obviate the fact that they have also come to represent her remove, for both good and ill.
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The coalition had got into trouble with Brussels for budget-busting spending pledges; Lega, in particular, is also known for its antagonistic stance toward the EU. Analysts at Barclays said that the Emilia-Romagna result could galvanize the PD-M5S alliance to establish a more solid political platform and restart the clock on the durability of the second Conte-led coalition, although risks included uncertainty over M5S' new leader and possible defections to the opposition, weakening M5S, and the government further.
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