Meltdown is a more specific thing, so it's both a more present danger, but also more easily solved because it's more specific.
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The open expanses of the early months allow for more specific sorts of films that can afford to cater to more specific tastes.
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She has been more specific about her confidence in private.
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They had plenty of other, more specific complaints about inflation.
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Lankford declined to be more specific about the briefing. Sen.
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Though there's a chance Poirot's genesis is even more specific.
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More specific factors have also put Nigeria on investors' radars.
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More specific information will be provided at a later date.
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But the full document gets way more specific than that.
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She set her sights on something more specific -- their atmosphere.
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But my palate leaves me hungering for something more specific.
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Beattie suggests checking IRC's volunteer listings for more specific programs.
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But there are also more specific biases at play here.
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But The Creepy Line makes a more specific, partisan argument.
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He declined to be more specific regarding the policy's cap.
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Now, of course, this is a little bit more specific.
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But certain days have more specific services attached to them.
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" She replies, "It's up to them to be more specific.
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The more specific, the better your end results will be.
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Wingels was more specific in terms of what needs work.
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The pollsters dug into more specific consequences of repeal, too.
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As for more specific details, apparently we'll have to wait.
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Apple also has a more specific connection to organ donation.
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Gottlieb promised that the FDA will provide more specific guidelines.
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Jackson later got more specific about what Pruitt would need.
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We've changed the title and description to be more specific.
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Well, maybe I need to be more specific, I thought.
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He's not more specific about that allegation in the docs.
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Lately, it has taken on a somewhat more specific form.
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He was much more specific than he was last night.
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Other affirmations were developed for more specific purposes and problems.
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She would long for a reason more specific and personal.
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U.S. officials have not been more specific about the intelligence.
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The administration will offer more specific negotiating objectives in July.
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Other explanations for Clinton's difficulties are more specific to her.
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It's more rapid, and we can do more specific testing.
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Arthur: Be a little more specific — how should they fight?
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I think what has happened in America is more specific.
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As we got deeper into our discussions, we got more specific.
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We should let that one go and use more specific language.
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NBCUniversal is getting a little more specific about its streaming plans.
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I'll be posting something more specific to it a little later.
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The first stop was Canada, or Toronto to be more specific.
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But some of Facebook's more specific journalism efforts have been controversial.
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They're the things that more specific fears or phobias spring from.
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And so I don't want to be more specific than that.
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Now, it's been parsed into more and more specific micro-genres.
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Mostly, they are just observations about life -- sometimes something more specific.
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For people with more specific goals, then timing is more important.
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Here are some more specific guidelines I found: Don't wear blackface.
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On the evening of April 25th those allegations grew more specific.
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A more specific timeline will be communicated at a later date.
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Or, to be more specific, Bates' character in Misery, Annie Wilkes.
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Yet on two more specific fronts, Horowitz is far more critical.
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"Um, I'm happy to answer a more specific question," he responded.
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Contract documents are not more specific about what is being transported.
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Regarding defense spending, we should make more specific arguments with Germany.
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Sarah Knight has advice of a more specific kind to offer.
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When possible, use a more specific word: accident, crash, bombing, shooting.
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Media reports suggest there may be a more specific espionage threat.
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But to be more specific: Let's watch Ovechkin on the powerplay.
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But plaintiffs in the Nike case want something even more specific.
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The more specific you are, the more helpful they will be.
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During cross-examination, the prosecution asked Quijano to be more specific.
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The sender declined to provide more specific details, citing legal reasons.
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More specific questions delved into their relationships with marijuana and workouts.
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Mr. Trump was not much more specific in his own remarks.
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The FBI has a more specific definition, but it fits too.
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But on any more specific claim than that, consensus becomes impossible.
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Whereas when I was a teenager, it was much more specific.
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I should have been more specific in my wishes and prayers.
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FDA was more specific in linking the issue to Salinas, Calif.
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We have to understand -- this is why I think [the panel moderator is] driving me crazy up here, trying to get me to be more specific because right now we do have to be more specific.
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But we've decided to hire someone with more (or more specific) experience.
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The sources did not give more specific information about the job losses.
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Tapping requires much more specific motions and rates to order the dice.
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" In that town hall, Bridenstine was more specific, saying he has "evolved.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to make the headline more specific.
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But under questioning from House Democrats, Verma declined to be more specific.
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They're very real, but different from hunger in that they're more specific.
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Spheres and pyramids have even more specific forms of influence, Hanekamp says.
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Ashley: To be more specific, so you grouped people by geography, right?
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As for "more specific", one wonders what Mr Trump has in mind.
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Others are more specific to media campaigns taking place in the military.
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More specific details came from an update on Sony's PS4 gaming console.
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That's a lot more specific than what had already been in place.
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He declined to provide a more specific timeline when asked on Monday.
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The value of mentorship shows up in more specific ways as well.
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CNN has reached out to GoFundMe for more specific answers on that.
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As his situation worsened, though, some of his memories grew more specific.
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The more specific the questions, the more clear will be your answers.
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Well, I think you'd have to be more specific about what drugs.
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He says he suffered severe physical injuries, but isn't any more specific.
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Now, geocoding technology has created the possibility of even more specific addressing.
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Cops say it was a domestic incident, but were not more specific.
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The charges soon become more specific, as Trump called out GOP Reps.
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Even the pro-shutdown caucus shrinks when the question becomes more specific.
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We'll update you with more specific shipping information in the coming weeks.
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But, there are more specific reasons why that might be the case.
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Within more specific demographics, however, those surveyed had answers that varied greatly.
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No doubt, one can always be more specific in describing a wine.
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This story has been updated with more specific information from the Pentagon.
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I think we can be more specific about what they really mean.
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This is actually another job creator, around 25,000 to be more specific.
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But, she pointed out that Breathe Life is more specific and targeted.
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XPO declined to provide more specific numbers on the customer satisfaction survey.
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But the gun control cause also has a more specific political problem.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority just replaced those generalities with more specific wording.
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Bluebeard's instructions to his foolish wives couldn't have been any more specific.
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More specific dates are expected to be announced in the coming months.
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When it comes to more specific measures, the numbers tick up further.
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The company will set more specific targets over the next two years.
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So the board returned to the providers with this more specific plea.
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You want to drill down, you want to make it more specific.
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The more specific a novel gets, the more universal its emotions feel.
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More specific terms associated with the protests, such as #OpposeChineseExtradition, were censored.
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Diamond insisted that he couldn't be more specific due to national security concerns.
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" After a pause, Kavanaugh replied, "I'm happy to answer a more specific question.
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But to right-wing extremist groups, it sounds like something much more specific.
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Some more specific rules relate to religion, like bans on entering religious buildings.
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"I can't really be any more specific than what Ive said," he said.
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Packers guard T. J. Lang gave a more specific answer: Blame the quarterbacks.
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These narrower subcategories allow the streamer to make more specific and targeted recommendations.
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And to be more specific, their approach to switching was, at times, atrocious.
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Some will offer you basic platforms to socialize, while others are more specific.
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Simonyi gets a bit more specific in his blog post on the acquisition.
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According to Tesla, CR said they had no more specific information to share.
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"It's a combination of everything," he says, before admitting the more specific reason.
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Happy they chose Archie HARRISON Mountbatten-Windsor, but regret not being more specific.
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But the original ending is more specific about some things that really matter.
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YodelUp is a Kickstarter project for a much more specific kind of wearable.
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But District Attorney John Champion says that the motive was much more specific.
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Think of it as a smaller and more specific version of your frontpage.
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For more specific advice, check out the service introduced last year from CheapAir.
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If you have more specific questions, try the database on Ask the Mediatrician.
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Data collected through loyalty programs is more specific and directly linked to passengers.
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They don't help much in navigating some of the more specific ongoing disputes.
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She got more specific with Khloé over what really happened on the trip.
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But Moore and his allies haven't shied away from using more specific words.
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It sets me up to be a little more specific (with my schedule).
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Trump has been more specific, saying the project would create 28,000 U.S. jobs.
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The bright-line model is far more specific in terms of procedural detail.
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AIVD spokeswoman Femmy Barends said the agency could not give more specific information.
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I hope that the full game of Orwell formulates better, more specific questions.
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But over time, the concept of diversity took on a more specific meaning.
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The state is also exploring labeling changes to give consumers more specific information.
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You can actually get even more specific by typing in your own codes.
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It turns out that some technical analysts get even more specific than that.
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Bosch is fully cooperating with authorities, a spokesman said, without being more specific.
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The warnings to Hicks were more specific than the warnings to all staff.
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The ability to give more specific answers based off the questions I ask.
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I decided to get more specific regarding what my savings were actually for.
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But the CFPB offers more specific debt-to-income ratios for certain situations.
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In 2018, 23andMe updated its ancestry reports to provide more specific regional information.
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It declined to provide a more specific timeline for the IPO on Monday.
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Nadler said the full House vote would come "rapidly," without being more specific.
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"I can't really be any more specific than what I've said," he said.
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Over time, memorials became more specific to various military divisions and individual wars.
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For those actively trading this whipsawing market, McOrmond got a little more specific.
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The more specific you can be beyond the vanilla "happy hour," the better.
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Later, a more specific response geared to a particular virus comes into play.
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It said the letter had been sent "recently", but was not more specific.
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Yeah, in response, they said 'You're going to have to be more specific.
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That oath is more specific than the general one to uphold the Constitution.
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At this age, you can get more specific when it comes to philanthropy.
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The government on Thursday asked protest leaders to make their demands more specific.
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For more specific search tips, here are some of the strategies I use.
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As McConnell noted, however, the Senate rules themselves are a bit more specific.
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Ammann declined on Wednesday to provide a more specific timeline for the vehicle.
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The office did not respond to more specific questions about the selection criteria.
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The hope is that search results will become more specific and accurate over time.
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In addition, the SEC collects more specific information about advisers' separately managed accounts (SMAs).
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The Alibaba group spokeswoman declined to give more specific details on the affiliate's investments.
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For one thing, their key terms do not account for more specific product searches.
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We'll have to wait and see if Camille gets more specific on the episode.
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While the "Magpies" piece critiques stereotyping Native people, other works offer more specific messages.
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Having a quantifiable goal—something more specific than looking better naked—is also helpful.
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This one perfects a brighter, glitzier, weirder, more specific style of bubblegum than usual.
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More specific details of the strains such as their origin were not immediately available.
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More specific to SARMs (selective androgen receptor modulators), you're not actually talking about contamination.
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That can include your desktop, your entire documents folder, or other more specific locations.
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Some more specific advice subreddits include:r/legaladvice: a place where users ask legal questions.
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Or Mr Trump's concern may have been a good deal more specific and immediate.
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What have you been up to?" or more specific like "Hey, it's Josh Constine.
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McConnell declined to be more specific about which states had not sought more information.
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To create more competition, the commission would have to demand tougher, more specific remedies.
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These are more specific recommendations than the videos that appear off to the side.
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This time, however, I am looking for insight on something more specific: my career.
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It will also be adding more specific search fields, including transmission and vehicle type.
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But there also seems to be a more specific purpose to his cognitive hitchhiking.
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The more specific Domee went with details, it just meant it felt more real.
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The more specific you are, the easier it will be to weed through candidates.
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SGL said Voith currently holds between 5 and 10 percent, without being more specific.
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But Musk's confirmation gives us something to look forward to that's far more specific.
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The data is, to be more specific, who you are and everything you do.
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Shortcuts on the lock screen are like app suggestions, but with more specific actions.
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She also recommends following sex educators on social media to get more specific advice.
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More specific videos can be called up, as well, by referencing them by name.
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Comprehensive genetic testing can detect TRK fusion and more specific tests are being developed.
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Don't buy that nonsense — Pepper is a much better, weirder, and more specific achievement.
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Mattis has said it's more than 3,000, but has refused to get more specific.
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Finally, victims who use "sexual assault" may themselves not want to be more specific.
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Or Ghettoland, to be more specific, the theme of his show on Wednesday night.
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They get even more specific: for example, breaking down different types of finance bros.
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A more specific definition of the aggressive action we seek to avoid is necessary.
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And while "better parenting" is difficult to measure, more specific action is easy to.
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Clinton's positions are much clearer than Trump's; Johnson and Stein are also more specific.
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All these changes have a similar thread: allowing players to have more specific playstyles.
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But this week's news is more specific and tangible compared to the previous ones.
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In some communities, however, there are more specific reasons for not wanting to donate.
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Some of these are more specific to the African context, but most apply anywhere.
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Both of us are plainly aware she need not be more specific than that.
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This tool uses more specific data to gauge the basic needs of American families.
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But there is a more specific back story to the United States-Russia rivalry.
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" Asked "how is this not child abuse," she responded coolly, "Be more specific, please.
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For more specific or complicated repairs, these shops will still be on their own.
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In Canada, a Commonwealth country like Australia, discretionary powers come with more specific guidelines.
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In the future, he'd like to see participating institutions provide more specific consent forms.
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If you want to make more specific tweaks, you can do that as well.
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There were, however, some aspects of the saga about which Parnas got more specific.
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To be much more specific would be to squelch whatever curiosity the play evokes.
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It has declined to provide a more specific timeline for the initial public offering.
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For any more specific questions, investors need to send ESG questionnaires to companies individually.
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Here are a few more specific guidelines for this round of Cash Diet: 1.
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Musicians initially disliked the word; they preferred more specific designations like rumba or bolero.
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The character was just kind of constantly evolving to become more specific to her.
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James took more specific shots at Trump during the Cavaliers' media day last month.
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The thrill we get, in work like Scott's, is more specific to the medium.
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But since Warren's plan has been released, Sanders has started to get more specific.
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They want suggestions for what to give the kids, the more specific the better.
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You certainly have some idea where these universities are, but let's be more specific.
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More specific concerns have also cropped up relating to Mr. Trump's Scottish golf courses.
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Footbridges help create more specific, designated entry points to control people entering the building.
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"They're going to have to have more specific plans and answers," Mr. Podesta said.
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It's hard to imagine the US getting more specific as the fighting draws nearer.
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Yet they are likely accentuated by certain factors that are more specific to Brazil.
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FootWe're getting a little more specific here, but still well within the boundaries of vanilla.
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It's the moments of euphoric recall that are actually more specific to each of us.
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A veterinarian can help by assigning a more specific body condition score, using a chart.
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Microsoft says the update will come in the spring, but wasn't more specific than that.
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Microsoft says the update will come in the spring, but wasn't more specific than that.
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Then McConnell got yet more specific: Here's what I would propose to do about it.
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But Google AdWords, which helps businesses buy ad placement in Google Search, gets more specific.
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Thursday night should be a moment when the moderators press them to be more specific.
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The website even includes guides to help people navigate some of the more specific bans.
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Each category can be broken into more specific conditions like overspending, workaholism and pathological gambling.
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Potentially more efficient, potentially more specific than the water purification methods that we've used before.
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To be more specific, black voters in Florida had 66 percent voter turnout in 2012.
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Will tweets with more specific flags be more likely to get banned or taken down?
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It has somewhere between 11 and 50 employees, though the company isn't being more specific.
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An eight-letter alphabet, he said, is inherently more specific than a four-letter alphabet.
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It's a more specific term than a rapist, or a guy who sexually harasses women.
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I often feel like the more specific a story is, the more universal it feels.
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But the majority of his raps have been much more specific, even down the officer.
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It was all pretty vague, but this weekend, Elon Musk got a little more specific.
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"The more specific you make it, the smaller you make your opportunity pool," Golub says.
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In 2016, sales were between $12 and $16 million (Marrero declined to be more specific).
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This enables the rover to land in a more specific destination or a tighter spot.
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" "I was probably more specific about how I wanted it to go than Jennifer was.
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For this reason, many scholars have tried to sort authoritarian regimes into more specific categories.
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That sort of analysis is way more specific, and can't be communicated in a paragraph.
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While some advertisers want to reach large swaths of people, others like more specific targeting.
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As the economic and political challenges intensify, the I.M.F. is staking out more specific turf.
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But sources told Bloomberg that Bolton's warning to Russia was more specific than previous warnings.
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Another objection is that wine tasters ought to strive for more specific flavors and aromas.
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Talks with U.S. carmaker Ford are most advanced, Manager Magazin said, without being more specific.
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Although Ohr acknowledged the Ukrainian source, lawmakers did not press her to be more specific.
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The more specific and carefully researched your argument is, the harder it is to dismiss.
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These are smaller-scale systems that fit more specific needs for specific customers and geographies.
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If those get more specific, they could raise more revenue to pay for the plan.
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When pressed to be more specific about what Cuba could do, she declined to answer.
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You can find more specific information, including the exact can codes to look for, here.
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The process is a lot like traditional motion capture, but Pai's focus is more specific.
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" In more specific detail, it said that "taxi booking services pose an insufficient competitive constraint.
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It's unclear whether, without an autopsy, a more specific cause of death will be announced.
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Bernie Sanders that led up to his endorsement, the Clinton approach became significantly more specific.
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Several unions also came out against the bill, urging more specific provisions to protect jobs.
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Both sides are under pressure to forge more specific agreements than were reached in Singapore.
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I think the truth has been one of more specific success, but more general failure.
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But the host venue for the debate, Texas Southern University, is a more specific audience.
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None of this is to say that these Democrats lack more specific rural policy proposals.
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More specific details on what a new tax rate would be are not yet included.
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"The kinds of engineers we're looking for are getting more and more specific," Costolo said.
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With that in mind, other universities are more specific with their goal of stopping miners.
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More specific to Bloomberg, there are areas where he's out of step with the left.
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GoPro's most recent ad breaks from that formula and aims for a more specific message.
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Tech start-ups are developing more specific medical devices than in previous years, he said.
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"The more specific your complaint, the more likely it is to be understood," he writes.
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In general, the more specific your complaint, the more likely it is to be understood.
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But getting more specific with his policies also opens him up to scrutiny and criticism.
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Instead, the insurer provided a statement and declined to answer more specific follow-up questions.
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At first, he offered high level guidance, but eventually things got a little more specific.
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The Facebook patents demonstrate a far more specific intent to track, with fairly explicit aims.
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More specific details of the task force's structure and organization have not yet been announced.
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We have to be much more specific in our relationships, far more specific in our relationships, so there's not a misunderstanding and there's not a miscalculation because of some ill-advised tactic that's used in Damascus or Baghdad that causes something that we don't want.
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Twitter will let users be much more specific when reporting tweets with personal information Twitter is adding new options to its reporting process for tweets that abusively share personal information, adding much more specific fields that users can highlight when submitting reports, Chaim Gartenberg reports.
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But, there are also more specific, cruel ways that certain children in school are targeted today.
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The White House declined to give a more specific timeline for Obama to announce his nominee.
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Revenues this year are well north of $10 million, though Alexander won't be any more specific.
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For more specific information, check out the CDC's recommendations for vaccinations you should get before traveling.
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He also predicts a moderate pick-up in growth in 2017, declining to be more specific.
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Here's 793andMe's breakdown of my ancestry: Note how 279andMe doesn't get more specific than West African.
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Eventually, they boil down to more specific subreddits, like r/girlsinpinkundies, r/hotamputees, and r/showerbeergonewild.
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AT&T's Hydrogen One teaser gets a bit more specific with a "Fall 2018" time range.
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In more specific terms, InfluxData deals with the nasty problem of what's called time-series data.
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Can you be more specific with regards to stage and cheque size you plan to write?
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Jacques Derrida pursued a similar topic, albeit from the more specific vantage of language's inherent limitations.
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Some of the kids asked for world peace or kindness while others had more specific requests.
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It's a far more specific sport than football and far less indoors than hockey or basketball.
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Let me just start with a couple general questions, we&aposll get a little more specific.
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But I also worry that the more specific I get, the more sensationalized my language feels.
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Speaking of due dates, Kensington Palace announced Meghan's as spring 2019 ... but didn't get more specific.
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TechCrunch has asked Twitter when it will give more specific information about policy changes to users.
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However, the House's amendment was more specific, only applying to public and charter K-12 schools.
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Those bills are more specific but align with the spending numbers specified in the budget resolution.
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Expect the defense to articulate more specific prejudice at the hearing because courts generally require it.
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These can be broad (one of my interests was "food"), but can also be more specific.
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A spokesman for Tabarak said the deal "is not final yet," declining to be more specific.
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ESMA said it would develop more specific guidance for asset managers, investment firms and secondary markets.
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"It's not days, but I can't be more specific than that right now," a spokeswoman said.
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Hillary Clinton, he thinks, ought to promise something more specific that she could implement right away.
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The conspiracy charge is the bow that ties all the more specific charges together, Matetsky said.
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Instead, HP seems to be targeting a segment of buyers with simpler and more specific needs.
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Other administration officials also spoke Monday about a threat from Iran without getting any more specific.
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Trump is likely to outline more specific energy positions in briefings and other means, he said.
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Kopp replied with more specific details, but after not hearing back, filed a lawsuit this week.
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They need to pay more specific attention to the cyberspace on which our critical infrastructure depends.
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But it'd be much better to carve out more specific laws that could be fully enforced.
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There are reservations in Nova Scotia, and the black people are confined to more specific areas.
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More specific details about these plans will be provided during an analyst day on April 27.5.
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Or maybe it's more specific, like your commute to work, legalizing marijuana or your property taxes.
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" Then she was asked to be more specific about "what kind of countermeasures you are considering.
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But there seems to be a more specific connection between the breakfast and this one organization.
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And for California residents it's a more specific test — there are more disclosures that are required.
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But when Judge Kavanaugh was asked more specific questions about Mr. Trump, he declined to answer.
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This year, the group's list has a more specific focus: female and transgender writers of color.
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Those conversations with my son had been abstract but became more specific as he got older.
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With the new standards, companies will get more specific guidance on what is expected of them.
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Adele pushed him to be more specific: "Sweetheart, did she say 'friends' or 'friend'?" she asked.
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Most reviewers found a good fit, but some did wish that there was more specific sizing.
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But "Pure" is part of a more specific and recent subset in Lilith-inspired pop culture.
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Update: This piece has been updated to include a more specific phrasing of David Gasca's work.
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But he added that midterm elections typically hinge on larger themes, even with more specific constituencies.
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For more specific guidelines, check out the USDA's Freezing and Food Safety fact sheet and FoodSafety.
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Scientists say it's not possible to be more specific about exactly where it will come down.
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He declined to be more specific or say which destinations the low-cost carrier will serve.
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The company did not give a more specific reason or expected time frame for the leave.
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Finally, I'd like to zoom in on some of the more specific issues in addiction treatment.
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"This is perhaps more specific than people would want," Bevin said on the radio-station WHAS.
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Weight Watchers said it will share more specific criteria and guidelines when it launches the program.
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Of course, parts of his 2020 campaign have also become more specific to President Donald Trump.
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During the 8703 campaign, Trump has gotten more specific about how exactly he'd "take" Iraq's oil.
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"Mad Max wasn't that bad," it started, a broad defense before more specific apologia would form.
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You're faced with additional number of suppliers, and that's what we see happening — if you look at the rental car companies they're offering ever more specific offerings for individual use cases, if you look at shared mobility they're offering ever more specific offers for specific use cases.
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But, according to astrologer Amy Tripp, this term is actually a lot more specific than it seems.
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Verizon is getting more specific than the rest, by announcing pricing for the 128GB and 243GB model.
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The key to unlocking Ellis's offensive mastery is more specific than what we normally consider great scorers.
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Like GoDaddy, the earliest available version of Patreon's ToS are even more strict, and even more specific.
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But as the airport spectacle showed, they haven't gone away, only grown more specific about their grievances.
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With that in mind, can you be more specific about what you would like me to do?
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One week out from the event, she admitted that more specific plans were still being worked out.
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If they don't, the argument will need to be propelled forward to offer a more specific remedy.
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There are also a slew of more specific sites for selling everything from electronics to earrings. Reverb.
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We'll just save our more specific questions for Jen's next Instagram Live — which, luckily, she does often.
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A company spokesman said he could not immediately be more specific about when operations were shut down.
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They've barely increased since 220, and when broken out into more specific demographics, they often got worse.
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Mr Macron is due shortly to unveil more specific plans which, perhaps tactically, he has long avoided.
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Rating constraints more specific to Apollo include its large revenue exposure to insurance affiliate Athene Holding Ltd.
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Next, we'll turn to some more specific exercises that are popular (and well studied) for back pain.
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To be more specific, it's the almost 500-year-old detached right forearm of Saint Francis Xavier.
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But it could hint at talking bots to come that will focus on narrower, more specific tasks.
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Police think the slayings occurred at the home, Maierle says, but he declined to be more specific.
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Its clients are mostly banks (in the Netherlands and Turkey), but the company wouldn't be more specific.
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And more targeted decks offer prompts on more specific personal categories, such as hair loss and parenting.
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The man was suspected of links to terrorism, police chief Joseph Boinnet said, without being more specific.
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In each category, there will be subcategories pointing you to more specific video content in that genre.
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YouTube is one example, with millions of single-person blogs exploring ever-more specific topics and formats.
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If Crusader Kings II already attracts a specific type of person, Jonathan's mod is even more specific.
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" According to The New York Times' reporting, the expectation was more specific -- "damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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"Current projections indicate that 2018 will also be a stable year," he said, without being more specific.
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The card doesn't get into more specific detail, but it does say a formal invite would follow.
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If only the framers of the amendment were more specific in their language to settle the matter.
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Or, to be more specific, it is the machine that makes cotton candy that is the lifesaver.
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There's a feeling of just truth and warmth but it's difficult to get more specific than that.
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Goldman Sachs expects lateral hires to have more specific expertise than recent college or business-school grads.
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It also said it would continue to push Unipetrol to be more specific over its investment plans.
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And the new rules would have to be a lot more specific — allowing the public more say.
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Or, to be more specific, she wants us to know why she doesn't want in on it.
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So I feel like it's a more specific thing than just, like, I kissed a foreign person.
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"We're very interested in hearing more specific details about the commission's work in the field," Ball said.
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The administration asserted that it couldn't get more specific because of the laws that were in place.
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Jobs will also be cut in North America, Brazil and Argentina, VW said, without being more specific.
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May, who has been fond of repeating that "Brexit means Brexit," to be a little more specific.
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If it doesn't, you can still try floating the more specific issues you have with this job.
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The CDC could not provide more specific details for "national security reasons," the New York Times reported.
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That estimate is later updated with a more specific cost, based on the actual value of property.
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"If I had it to do over again, I would have been more specific," Mr. Wheeler said.
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It was also more specific: it was less likely to call something a melanoma when it wasn't.
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The confusion over what the rules are has left critics of the technology demanding more specific regulation.
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I'm referring to Asian-Americans, or to be more specific, Americans of Chinese, Korean or Indian descent.
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"Other domains, such as an appropriate environment, including cleanliness, were more specific to particular contexts," she added.
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ICO tokens are often built on top of currencies like Ethereum and bitcoin for more specific purposes.
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To enhance the theory's traction, it will help to look at an even more specific turning point.
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This week, McConnell promised a vote on the legislation "sometime this year" but wouldn't get more specific.
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However, the board may also be split into different "panels" to focus on more specific content assignments.
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The Department of Transportation is considering more specific definitions of which animals should be allowed on board.
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Perhaps people want something more specific, but I'd rather be honest about how confident we actually feel.
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They expand and concentrate the world, making it bigger-spirited while at the same time more specific.
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The automaker declined to give a reason for the delay or be more specific about the timing.
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Try getting more specific, like "winter hat for men," and you'll still get more than 20,000 results.
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A spokesman for the district attorney's office declined to be more specific on what that evidence was.
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Months later after nudging Wattenberg for comments on the essay he kindly responded with more specific notes.
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Then there are channels that focus on far more specific (and interesting!) ways to cook and appreciate food.
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The more specific answer is hidden inside Facebook's black box, but the broader answer may be: It's profitable.
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"It's good for growth," Le Maire told France 2 television on Wednesday, without giving any more specific details.
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Perhaps new insights from compiling the catalog would lead to new measurement techniques for more specific neural properties.
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Musk and the agency ended up revising the settlement to be more specific about the subjects it covered.
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Agencies would set more specific regulations and procedures, which are supposed to "appropriately protect" privacy and civil liberties.
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Housing fund requests are typically made after a company comes back to Arlington with more specific development plans.
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Or, to be more specific, requests to simply confirm that the company raised what it said it raised.
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According to research like this, the doc might want to get a little more specific about that question.
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Highlights, as seen in the photo below, are curated and packaged together to offer subscribers more specific choices.
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He wasn't more specific about when that would be, but this lines up with previous comments he's made.
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"This is not peanuts, we are not talking about 50 million euros," Degenhart said, without being more specific.
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Other pledges were more specific to Mongolia, such as one to secure a fairer shake for nomadic herders.
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Artificial intelligence might also make medicine more specific, by being able to draw distinctions that elude human observers.
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Christodoulides said Anastasiades's initiatives would be directed toward European Union and neighboring states, but was not more specific.
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The company said its gross margins are higher than the industry average but declined to be more specific.
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Psychologist Philip Tetlock has found that the more specific predictions we make, the better we get at predicting.
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Meanwhile, if you type a news topic that's a bit more specific, the selection of stories may improve.
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Chart Party has a more specific beat, with each video concentrating on a different statistical aspect of sports.
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He views the new mission as a "refinement," with closeness nested as a more specific form of connection.
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A poll conducted by Marist for NPR and PBS NewHour, though, uses language more specific that incorporates reason.
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The Man in Black, on the other hand, seems to have a more specific purpose for his visit.
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He added that Lufthansa had extended the no-fly zone over Iran on Friday, without being more specific.
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Donald Trump tones of "USS Callister" are obvious, it's the smaller, more specific details that make it sing.
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These are the lessons of every coming-of-age story but they mean something more specific for women.
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Trump had a more specific vision when he was just a candidate, and before he was elected president.
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And even those with more specific interests want something customizable that they can have a say in curating.
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It also isn't a very useful identity, since it's no more specific than Human Who Likes Engaging Conversation.
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The macho posturing ventures into more specific comparisons, with dialogue seemingly written for (if not by) teenage boys.
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It's important to note, however, that fetishes are more specific and demanding than the general umbrella of kink.
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Cheddar's same-store sales were "outperforming the industry," but Lee declined to provide a more specific growth rate.
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But many German banks will be forced to raise account maintenance charges, Sewing said, without being more specific.
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They've also scooped up the more specific title of having the most Twitter engagements for a music group.
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Under questioning from analysts he declined to offer more specific revenue forecasts, citing the many variables at play.
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But if we're going to tell that story, we should be more specific about who the "devil" is.
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But their weaknesses have been evident by other measures, including in more specific polling questions, for some time.
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But there's a more specific reason to dwell on that pants-dropping moment during a jaw-dropping debate.
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The driver's persona and preferences – to be more specific their avatar – can be moved from car to car.
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The person also said one option may be VW executives investing in the carmaker, without being more specific.
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The AMA said it will release a memo later this month giving more specific analysis of its opposition.
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This understanding has allowed more specific approaches to the disease to be developed, and the trend will continue.
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Since judges rarely ask for a more specific rationale for the secrecy, documents marked as confidential remain so.
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That will give telescopes a much more specific location in which to search for the wave-triggering event.
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It did say that he is meeting regularly with his defense team, though declined to be more specific.
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To get a more specific identification, the lab sent the sample to the CDC's Parasitology Reference Diagnostic Laboratory.
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Sources connected with the case tell us the man is definitely a celebrity but wouldn't be more specific.
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" The head of Samsung's mobile division DJ Koh was a little more specific and told CNET "by April.
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The remaining three were from Columbia Valley, a catchall region that encompasses many of the more specific appellations.
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"Something more specific and guided is likely to be more effective, like conducting a 'pre-mortem,' " he said.
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The farther back you go in time, the more specific you can get with certain props, particularly cars.
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The real test is whether she and other Democrats will get more specific when they have Republican opponents.
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It has also been updated to be more specific about the mechanisms of the DMCA and copyright law.
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But recently, the themes of my artworks have become more specific, like a nuclear accident or the tsunami.
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" Language, then, is identity, which Ettlinger argues is slightly more specific distinction than simply saying that it's "culture.
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There are things that we're trying to do that are more specific and more proactive to move along.
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While he opted not to specify details, he did say the others would be more specific AI products.
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These basic data points are helpful, but it is more specific and unique information that makes the sale.
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The survey also included a few more specific questions on particular types of clothing, like these bolder options.
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Instead, Mr. Ben-Zvi said, AT&T needs to be more specific and authentic to be more effective.
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But you also have the more specific, recent tensions around trade and China's attempts to acquire American technology.
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All three died of gunshot wounds, though the police declined to release more specific details on the shootings.
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Sponsoring is a much more specific function of mentoring and connects mentoring to advancement and getting the promotion.
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The Bank of England was, however, more specific about one of the problems perturbing policymakers around the world.
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But they were apparently incapable of being more specific than that, infuriating many of the senators who attended.
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The sales sheet isn't more specific because the parts don't care whether they're made in Ontario or Michigan.
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A more specific law, the lawsuit argues, takes precedence when in a conflict with a more general law.
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In fact, only Sotheby's is a publicly traded company and therefore has a more specific mandate for transparency.
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And yet part of the answer is more specific and concerns the specifically feminist origins of the idea.
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The Swiss described the events as having taken place "earlier this year" but declined to be more specific.
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Anything more specific would call for a reckoning with machismo — a problem of which he is a part.
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Weakness or, to be more specific, showing or admitting to weakness, seemed both un-Italian and un-American.
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But it lurks behind all the more specific issues, an unwelcome presence no one quite wants to acknowledge.
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But on more specific proposals that could be seen as limiting gun rights, there were very partisan divides.
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Clint says Roberts met Hunter while in the Washington, D.C., area but he declined to be more specific.
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Israel's deputy foreign minister, Tzipi Hotovely, said both detainees were suspected of security offences, without being more specific.
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Eleven Pelosi critics signed a similar letter in September pushing for a discussion on a more specific proposal.
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" (He declined to be more specific.) Every day, the operative sends "video to us over our own server.
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But the term "red fruit," or just "fruity," conveys a message that a more specific reference may not.
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A Religare spokesman declined to give more specific details, and said the company continued to assess the situation.
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Let's do some U.S. vs Canada comparisons of some more specific per-person administrative costs: So, what gives?
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In addition to the main assembly video, Arcade212Up also has more specific assembly videos if you get stuck.
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Some advocates, out of desire to be more specific, have adopted my favorite version of the acronym: Quiltbag.
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Instead, i think his broad position on guns -- as well as his more specific thoughts -- are broadly unformed.
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"We're in the process of restarting, don't have more specific details than that," said Suncor spokeswoman Sneh Seetal.
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"The emergency law is more specific and law-abiding ordinary citizens would not be as affected," he said.
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Tyson Foods declined to respond to requests by The Washington Post for more specific information regarding victim injuries.
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Then there are the index funds, which tend to focus their investments on more specific baskets of stocks.
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It's actually an issue she's evolved on, moving from a more broad-based approach to something more specific.
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And today, I think he'll address those in a more specific way now that we know what happened.
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To be even more specific, I want to see stories of people from these groups on hero's journeys.
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That's a broad theme, but the exhibition coalesces around a more specific one: the political uses of language.
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I'll paint with a broad brush and then I'll be a little more specific about what I mean.
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Like I definitely think I benefitted from the internet and so for that reason, we're just more specific.
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More specific details of the plan, released as part of the company's first sustainability report, were not immediately available.
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There's no release date more specific than "2018" just yet, but holy crap this looks like a grand time.
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" And later, he wrote, "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific.
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Netflix allows you to choose different settings to be more specific about how much data you use on mobile.
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"There will be consequences for our employees, above all in the diesel plants," Denner said, without being more specific.
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I think if I get a little more specific, it can help guide the conversation in general about cannabis.
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Adaptation here has a more specific meaning than the usual Darwinian picture of an organism well-equipped for survival.
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Can you be more specific regarding the types of companies, technologies, business models or sectors you are focusing on?
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The test was canceled due to an "anomaly," thought the Air Force didn't get any more specific than that.
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I never got more specific, like, I want to be the lead or I want to open a show.
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To be a little more specific, you scan the film's barcode using Vudu's mobile app and your phone's camera.
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Facebook Stories is expected to eventually roll out to additional countries, although we don't have a more specific timeline.
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The meetings are now no longer publicized, don't include any photo-ops, and are about more specific policy themes.
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Some experts argue that Grindr should be more specific in its user agreements about how it's using their data.
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It's also not clear why OOC does not provide a more specific breakout by congressional office for its reports.
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" On Sunday morning, he was more specific, stating that "not all of our evidence will be mentioned/displayed tonight.
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A spokesman for Uniper said the French assets were subject to a strategic review, declining to be more specific.
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The acronym seems to have quickly evolved from its more specific beginnings to the "NSFW" we all know today.
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Roles at the Genius Grove will also become more specific, offering targeted help with skills like music and photography.
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A Mercari spokesperson said its U.S. earnings have risen sixfold since 2015, though it declined to be more specific.
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But added that the US needs to give law enforcement "all the tools they need," without getting more specific.
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However, the latest controversy, an alleged subsidy fraud, highlights more specific concerns about how Mr Babis uses political power.
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That was a more specific hint at the Casey's decision-making motivations than she'd expected her intermediary to find.
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One thing that could solidify the trend is if automakers perform more specific resurrections of classic cars and styles.
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He declined to be more specific, but national broadcaster NHK said the parade would be rescheduled to Nov. 10.
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In February, Cryan said the bank was aiming for a profit in 2018 but has not been more specific.
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But now the group has turned its focus to redesigning some more specific subjects — the characters of Star Wars.
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Burr said he expects to view the documents soon, though he declined to get more specific on a timeline.
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Clear, more specific regulations are forthcoming, but to think it will be the downfall of the industry is naïve.
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Trump was more specific in some of his answers in this debate, though the audience booed him several times.
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But so too is the more specific aspect of her relationship with Randall — the son she's most protective of.
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And the reduced order of episodes was also something that was more specific than having a 22-episode order.
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Diesel vehicle registrations declined more strongly in September than in previous months, the source said, without being more specific.
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But the real test for small-business owners will be when the candidates are forced to become more specific.
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Since then, sex advice books have gotten more specific, with guides specifically for certain age groups, sexualities, and religions.
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There's even a more specific term, schediaphilia, for people who dream of getting dirty with cartoons from their childhood.
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With three weeks to go before Election Day, Trump's accusations that the system is rigged are getting more specific.
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The solution: consider both of these definitions of diversity — the broader definition and the more specific, identity-based definition.
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"Let me be more specific so that we sort of home in on what my concern is," Blumenthal said.
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He thinks the conversations and research about climate change are changing and becoming more specific as the science advances.
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In the full review, I'll be able to provide more specific benchmarks and compare it directly to other Chromebooks.
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You can also answer a few questions to get a more specific idea of what you'll get your phone.
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Ferrari also plans a fully-electric model, but only after 2022, Camilleri said on Thursday, without being more specific.
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Westling asked the judge to simply issue a more specific order for Manafort to follow while out on bail.
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However, the slang word extra has taken on a more specific, negative connotation, as used to describe a person.
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"On the issue of culture change, progress is in part still dragging," the CEO said, without being more specific.
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They would also be required to include more specific information about the debt owed in the initial collection notices.
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Some lawmakers said they expect the plan to be released in June, but there is no more specific deadline.
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But the White House proposal didn't provide more specific details as to how these and similar policies will work.
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To be more specific, he said Dark Souls helped him because it put me in situations that felt impossible.
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To be more specific would jeopardize the solemn commitment to fairness that the media establishment must always strive for.
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This caution, delivered strikingly in the second-person, soon pivoted to a more specific warning to communities of colour.
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This includes a "decent" number from around the world, including the EU, a spokesman said, without being more specific.
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Before that, said Joshua Russ Tupper, one of the fourth-generation owners, Lower East Side shops were more specific.
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The nation is going to need far more funding, and stronger, more specific legislation to fight the opioid epidemic.
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The episode ultimately stops short of getting more specific in favor of continuing to broaden the world of Gilead.
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Eventually, he told me he'd spread the ashes on Pacific Beach in San Diego, but wouldn't be more specific.
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"But if you ask them more specific questions about what happens next," they are more likely to keep talking.
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With better data, more specific, narrow — and potentially useful — questions about digital technology and mental well-being will emerge.
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I asked for a date more precise than "later this week", but the company declined to get more specific.
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The higher court, Berlin's regional court, will rule on the matter shortly, the statement said, without being more specific.
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Can you be more specific regarding the types of companies, technologies, business models or sectors you are focussing on?
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It was a denial, and certain players were attempting to take advantage to help make the reference more specific.
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"VW is generally interested in efficient production at its sites," a spokesman for VW said, without being more specific.
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"There may be another action here, and that is to pass another law" with more specific language, he said.
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He said the department had grown 10-fold in a year, without giving more specific details on staff numbers.
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The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a Washington-based trade group that represents foreign and American companies, was more specific.
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BlackRock said it will explain more specific votes, such as why it opposed executive pay at chipmaker Qualcomm Inc.
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In the last 15 years, Varda has embraced the label of visual artist rather than the more specific filmmaker.
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Vox explained the more formal definition of it earlier this year: There are some more specific parameters out there.
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And then there is Google — or, to be more specific, Mr. Page, Google's co-founder and Alphabet's chief executive.
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There need to be more specific case studies, more precise denunciations and more individualized responsibilities for human rights violations.
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Analogue Pocket is set to release some time in 2020, with a more specific date to be announced later.
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" Pressed to be more specific, she added: "There are multiple bills on the floor in the United States Senate.
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Additional market research: Provide more specific details about the basis for the analysis and assumptions discussed in section four.
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Executives have said that a significant part of the job cuts will fall in Germany without being more specific.
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We're not there yet, but later this year, it will let you make more specific requests with Scheduled Actions.
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" He continued:"On a more specific scale we made serious mistakes in the way we rolled out this book.
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If TV can help divided Americans see one another better, it's by telling more specific stories of every kind.
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"Cinema" is more capacious and also more specific, because it refers to an aesthetic rather than a technological category.
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Zak said that the company is working on changing that, but she did not provide a more specific timeline.
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For the last three years or so, I've had a more specific hairstyle, which is a round, curly shape.
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If you want an even more specific peek, here's what the LunaH-Map crash site looks like in-game.
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Obviously, the more specific the target group, the location, the time and method, the higher the risk of harm.
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Once you see a notification, you can also use Cortana to set a more specific reminder for the task.
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As the Silicon Valley libertarians set their sights to more specific cases, leftists should set them a bit wider.
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Here you can get more specific about what is a must-have and what isn&apost, like tax planning ...
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We really enjoyed the time and the patience and the resources to be more specific with these individual hours.
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Adding these new direct response calls should make the ads more appealing to advertisers that want more specific outcomes.
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The other two teams will be announced at a later date with a more specific timeline decided later this year.
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Screenshot: FacebookEditor's Note: After this post was published, Facebook provided more specific details about how their face recognition system works.
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Trump's budget proposes more specific cuts to these groups, including slashing medical research and gutting State and the EPA especially.
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Oral-B's other brush heads can be swapped out if you need to concentrate on something more specific like flossing.
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Department of Homeland Security officials said they could not check the veracity of the claims without more specific identifying information.
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"The ETLI is more specific for this very diagnosis and more sensitive for that specific group of persons," he said.
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The story began to take on a more specific shape when Santimov brought the concepts into Photoshop and After Effects.
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Starting in 2019, messages sent with the system will be longer, available in Spanish, and offer more specific geographic targeting.
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On September 27, he unveiled more specific plans and new renderings by the design firm Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill (SOM).
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Today, I think he'll address those in a more specific way now that we know what happened on the ground.
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On Saturday, however, all long-haul flights leaving Germany until midnight will be affected, VC announced, without being more specific.
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Sarandos told investors that the company will start releasing "more specific and granular data and reporting" to different groups soon.
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Most of them offer more specific information about the countless failures of security that allowed a preventable tragedy to occur.
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To be more specific, is it acceptable for a man to call a woman a bitch even if it's endearing?
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"These would be just temporary fixes to avoid chaos," he told a banking conference in Frankfurt, without being more specific.
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Getzlaf concurred with Carlyle's assessment of the difference in the game and was more specific about which facet proved decisive.
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As for more specific trends, "personally, I love bold graphic prints and colorblocking when I'm skiing," von de Goltz adds.
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"They need better training and to be more specific in terms of reason and causality around the suspensions," McCabe said.
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Air Berlin said it would introduce the business class and buy-on-board concept "this year", without being more specific.
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That ending seems potentially stronger: it's more specific, more thought-through, and less like a standard familiar horror-movie twist.
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Most people opt for the face-off or the boxing glove growl, but I have something more specific in mind.
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We've reached out to Spotify to find out if he has or had a more specific role at the company.
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Time critical The signals gave investigators a more specific location to detect pings from the black boxes, state media reported.
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Trump has been even more specific about his intention to not just break U.S. law but literally commit war crimes.
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"Europe's inability to solve problems will punish us even more strongly this year," the CEO said, without being more specific.
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Mojang says more cities should go live in "the next few days," but doesn't get any more specific than that.
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The new Mac Pro is scheduled to begin shipping this fall; Apple hasn't publicly given a more specific release date.
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As with so many cute things, red pandas have become something of a scarce commodity ("endangered," to be more specific).
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Combining shares and options, her total stake is worth almost 10 million shares — 9.88 million shares to be more specific.
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"We hope that they will be more specific, engage us so we can help look into the cases," he said.
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At-home genetics tests are about to get a lot more specific than just reporting where your ancestors are from.
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As industries become more specific and as workers develop more specialized skill sets, Buffett said, it's the wealthy who benefit.
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But ask for something more specific—say, fragrance-free detergent pods under $25—and it's likely to get tripped up.
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Neither will show anything more specific than the name of the city or a generic map view of the city.
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The Destiny playsets are coming sometime in the fall of 2016, but there's nothing more specific to share just yet.
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As they were leaving, Paz and Mark told us the meeting was about Weinstein, but they wouldn't get more specific.
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"I would love to get to a point where the delicate application will allow for more specific cuisine," Michael says.
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You can also limit the availability of old posts, which were created when these more specific settings didn't even exist.
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In fact, Tarantino's alleged response may require a more specific vocabulary, one that the #MeToo movement has yet to develop.
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"Karagula" will be no different, though it's impossible to be more specific than that, given the secrecy cloaking the show.
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If you have a more specific goal in mind, do a little research on stones best suited to your goals.
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Israel's deputy foreign minister, Tzipi Hotovely, said last week the two were suspected of security offences, without being more specific.
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Walking alone is simply not sufficient for most people, although it may provide a platform to more specific, intense exercise.
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To be more specific, we found that it takes three members with digital savvy to have a statistically significant impact.
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Aimed at antigens that crop up on cancers, but not other cells, they are far more specific than older chemotherapies.
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Israel's deputy foreign minister, Tzipi Hotovely, said last month both detainees were suspected of security offences, without being more specific.
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If you're looking for a more specific item to help you know when to sell, aim for $50,000 per month.
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It divides all of your expenses into three broad categories instead of a list of 10 or more specific categories.
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"We are open to it if we find companies that accelerate that (growth) path," Sheikha said without being more specific.
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We had a lot of different ways of launching our advertising sooner, launching our social sooner, having more specific responses.
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Now, there are more and more treatments coming out that are more specific, that are more tailored to [each] illness.
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But at the Conservative Party conference in October, she unveiled a more specific phrase to describe her aims for Brexit.
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"I want to be in leadership," declared Representative Cheri Bustos, Democrat of Illinois, though she would not be more specific.
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Representative Mark Pocan, Democrat of Wisconsin, drew a more specific parallel to family separation at the border and ICE's activities.
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Burr's private comments at the lunch were more specific and pessimistic than some of his public remarks about the outbreak.
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That one will now instead be used for other purposes, Mr. Ortiz said, though he would not be more specific.
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On March 238, Uber added more specific language on its page about coronavirus financial support that rules out Knesek's eligibility.
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Mr. Byford has acknowledged that overcrowding is not a meaningful measurement and that officials need to provide more specific information.
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Let us get more specific, because Ozick certainly does: She is concerned that the fictional Fry is presented as gay.
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In the last 15 years, Agnès Varda has embraced the label of visual artist rather than the more specific filmmaker.
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The Chinese government has accused both men of "endangering national security," but it has not laid out more specific allegations.
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Disrupt Africa's assessment is more specific to a standard definition of VC going to startups founded and operating in Africa.
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"Cruise companies always screened passengers for health, but the questions are more specific now to the virus," said Ms. Shelton.
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Portnoy tried to get him to give a more specific message to young men, but Trump ended the press conference.
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He said he had not issued a more specific warning because it might have deterred the patient from needed surgery.
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The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority gathers more specific demographic information about who is experiencing homelessness in a separate survey.
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The guidelines update has more specific recommendations for certain age and ethnic groups, as well as for people with diabetes.
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ICE spokeswoman Sarah Rodriguez told CNN that the agency was unable to respond to the allegations without more specific information.
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If I were to be even more specific, I would say I have a huge interest in communication and language.
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CEO Brad Birnbaum said the valuation is now "definitely above $500 million," but he declined to be more specific. 6.
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Mr. Obama should know by now that legislative efforts need to be a lot more specific than that to succeed.
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But Mulvaney pressured her for a more specific timeline, asking when the agency's actions will start to have an impact.
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On Wednesday, the company updated its $99 genealogy test to include more countries, which is far more specific than regions.
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They created a new questionnaire with more specific questions about cardiac symptoms, which improved on the AHA's false positive rate.
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In this week's episode, a few more specific elements asserted themselves, starting with the detective's broken relationship with his children.
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More specific is Jersey City's Richard Meier Model Museum, which features a large section devoted to Meier's small-scale designs.
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But it is tied to a more specific ambition, coming as the United States is negotiating directly with the Taliban.
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I'm sorry, I should be more specific for those people who are not as political junkies like you and me.
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The new provision is more specific than an existing rule that allows the board to claw back compensation from executives.
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On the other hand, candidates with governing experience and more specific policy plans have lost points with some primary voters.
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See below: He means this dude, who is a legend: To be more specific, Grant's character owns a travel bookstore.
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To be more specific, we need to look beyond classic table-top RPGs like D&D, into more recent releases.
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This becomes clearer when the statement gets more specific, as it directly rebuts some of Trump's most startling policy ideas.
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In the interview, as she did in 1992, Previn accuses her mother of abuse, this time in more specific terms.
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But Netflix actually classifies its offerings into hundreds of subgenres that are much, much, more specific than what you typically see.
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And they wanted something that would be more specific than RNA interference, in which drugs are used to alter RNA's function.
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Warren's concerns, as laid out in her campaign's Medium post, are more specific than Trump's attacks on a "rigged" economy were.
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Also popular were the slightly more specific terms "wonder woman porn" (up 244 percent), and "wonder woman costume" (up 211 percent).
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I'd anticipate something more specific on the long-awaited and much-delayed foldable, along with some more information on those fixes.
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Many chefs advertise meals planned for certain diets, like gluten free or vegan food preferences or more specific diets like Whole30.
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The paper also recommends tightening up swaps data reporting requirements to provide more specific information on trades and their potential risks.
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Solange says she and Alan Ferguson "separated and parted ways" earlier this year -- she's not being any more specific than that.
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Its decision to give more specific policy guidance to financial markets comes amid signs that weaker global demand and Sino-U.
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Content is split up into "Movies" or "TV" sections, and there's a search box if you're looking for something more specific.
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But when pressed by House Democrats to produce a copy, or even provide some details, she declined to be more specific.
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Elon Musk has agreed to more specific oversight on his tweets about Tesla, and a court has now approved the deal.
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It's the same plan AT&T has laid out before, but it's more specific now, and that specificity makes it chilling.
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Montoye said for participants who need to track their heart rate he advises using a different device that is more specific.
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The tree's broadest categories include terms like "body parts" and "age," and from there each breaks down into more specific subreddits.
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Berkeley did not challenge patents the office had awarded to other institutions, which largely cover narrower and more specific CRISPR innovations.
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Dodd-Frank is both more recent and more specific than the FVRA, so, according to English, it is the controlling statute.
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Further down the line, the goal is to expand into more specific verticals, including mother and baby, as well as beauty.
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These cover a lot of important territory, including many more specific leadership skills — such as interpersonal, technical and problem-solving skills.
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SoundHound's goal was to build a voice-based AI that can understand increasingly complex queries, making questions more and more specific.
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Yes, Richard's "tabs" method saves a minimal amount of file size, but the alternate "spaces" method allows for more specific alignment.
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Tap "report" and then tap "something else," which will take you to a list of more specific violations, including hate speech.
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The research on multitasking would seem to back this up, although we probably need more specific research on second-screening itself.
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Selena Gomez takes on a new role in the "Bad Liar" music video — or, to be more specific, multiple new roles.
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But his reporters and editors had gathered to celebrate a more specific prize, the Pulitzers, which were presented on Monday afternoon.
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Bandersnatch represents a new form of data mining that gives Netflix richer, more specific audience information than it's ever had before.
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So without anything more specific to go on, here are a few Kremlinological interpretations of what Trump said, and left unsaid.
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Users can type in more general topics like, "hiking," or more specific keywords, like "mom," to find momma's boys or something.
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And by tracking the performance of new hires by competency profile, job descriptions and qualifications are getting more specific and exact.
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It will learn things about your habits and preferences to better serve you personalized results and to answer more specific questions.
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Arguably, these ubiquitous tech tools are enabling direct action to be more specific and more responsive than might otherwise be possible.
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That or lawmakers would need to be a lot more specific about what sorts of behaviors they're trying to curtail here.
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If you're looking for more specific categories—like Entertainment, Music, or Sports—Categories will allow you to filter the store's content.
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However, Democrats were seeking more specific analysis that would capture barriers to working, such as a lack of access to transportation.
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Collected in bulk, that data could inform more specific clinical trials testing the effects of various musical qualities on patient mobility.
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Since then, it has been largely replaced by more specific terminologies, like social-anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and panic disorder.
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So if a full ACA repeal is off the table, are there more limited but more specific reforms the Republicans want?
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Some out of around 20 staff at Macquarie Capital are serving their notice period, the source said without being more specific.
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Canary says the Alexa integration will launch in the "coming months," but didn't offer a more specific time frame or date.
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The cert revealed his body had been taken to Dickson, TN to a funeral home, but it was not more specific.
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A spokesman for the airline declined to provide a more specific estimate of how much Southwest is losing from the issue.
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But increased Chinese military activity in the East China Sea could prove to be the by-product of more specific aims.
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More specific demographic information, Luthar points out, might help researchers further the complex knot of factors that can lead to suicide.
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Other advances will be more challenging and, being more specific to a starshot, less likely to be developed for other purposes.
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It is possible, though, to discern something more specific than all-purpose aloha in the shifting political priorities of Butler's followers.
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That house is the House of Windsor, but if you want to get more specific, it's Prince William and Kate Middleton's.
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Iger said the company hopes to launch this product by the end of 2016, but didn't get more specific than that.
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A festival spokesman confirmed Thursday that the BP money represented a portion of this 25%, but would not be more specific.
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Sandberg said the company will likely dig into more specific estimates of how that might impact profitability in the next quarter.
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Another promising approach might be to earmark more specific sources of revenue to specific expenditure programs so voters see the link.
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When offering praise, you want to be more specific so that they know exactly what they did that was so awesome.
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A local Republican official introducing Mr. Trump was more specific, pointing to Philadelphia, a city with a large African-American population.
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More specific details about the House's request and its response to the renewed lawsuit are still under seal with the court.
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This marks the first time Apple has provided a launch window that's more specific than just saying it'll launch this summer.
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"The NFL — and to be more specific, the team owners — appear to have forgotten what that flag actually means," he wrote.
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Health officials said that would make it easier to trace romaine and issue more specific public health warnings when outbreaks happen.
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"The date would be as soon as possible, I don't think I could be more specific than that," he told reporters.
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The track was a more specific reference to how intimacy could be conveyed digitally than had been shared at the time.
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But as I did research, I realized that there was something a bit more specific that set me down this path.
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I'd like to see Warren, and all the Democrats, get more specific on how they'd approach this part of the job.
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But in recent years, pension holders' concerns have gotten more specific, and calls for the funds to take stands have increased.
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The more specific consumer tastes get, the more the companies can exploit their ability to cater to those tastes without competition.
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You don't need to find a secret text from a chef to read a more specific and colorful version of that.
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In a 2013 newsletter, he got more specific: The lira, then trading at 1.9 to the dollar, would crater to 7.2.
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Mr. Burck said he is still in discussions with the state attorney about his offer, but declined to be more specific.
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If you're only sending it out to select few, offer more specific information that might be of interest to the group.
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Some of the datasets let them look at more specific behaviors, such as how many partners people had of either sex.
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Knowing how your house works is important, she added, because you can be more specific about repair requests when hiring someone.
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"A failure to get something more specific out of Kim could cause the diplomatic efforts to lose much of their force."
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But as players get stronger and stakes — financial and otherwise — get higher, a need for more specific data is proving necessary.
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He added that the company had stopped short of "parsing out" viewers into more specific groups, as Facebook and YouTube do.
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"He had just barely taken the other job and he had no more specific intel background than Grenell does," Blunt said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed Trump is traveling to California next week but did not provide more specific details.
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No matter; the real theme, the result of Mr. Cimolino's pairings and groupings and casting, is considerably darker and more specific.
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MacFarland said he's seen estimates of between 15,000 to 30,000 ISIS fighters remaining, but declined to give a more specific number.
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Facebook did not provide a more specific number in its blog post but said the apps were built by 400 developers.
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"The newer-generation tracers are much more specific for tau," said Neil Vasdev, director of the Azrieli Centre for Neuro-Radiochemistry.
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The administration asserted at the time that it couldn't get more specific because of the funding prohibitions that were in place.
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When the patient returned to the hospital, Dr. Dempsey ordered a chest X-ray and performed a more specific blood test.
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Something else entirely A more specific policy debate will come as Democrats try to find a coherent message on health care.
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The hieroglyphs of 5,000 years ago fell out of fashion because we invented far richer, far more specific, ways to record data.
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When reporters have challenged the families' attorneys to be more specific about what they want, they've repeatedly said their clients want accountability.
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Or, to be more specific, she has thoughts about Brown's age — 24, which makes her the youngest Bachelorette in the franchise's history.
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You can find more specific details about how to get help yourself or the best ways to talk to a friend, here.
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"They typically start more general and then more specific ones crop up, to address a specific interest," Decker said of social networks.
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It is a much more specific picture of what dementia looks like than the picture that we usually see represented on-screen.
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Maybe you qualify for some other form of legal status, or maybe your case has a nuance that requires more specific attention.
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On Wednesday, though, 23andMe announced an update to its service that should give customers more specific insight into where they are from.
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By comparison, other prefectures' laws are more specific—in Miyazaki, the law goes as far as depicting problematic footwear such as geta.
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Here are three points more specific to American Christianity that should be considered alongside the stark declinist story in the Pew data.
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Apple says it will share pricing and availability details for Apple TV Plus this fall, but didn't get more specific than that.
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"It was a little bit more specific and a little bit more blunt in some ways," said State Department spokesman John Kirby.
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There are lots of them, and none of the locations are any more specific than "near San Francisco," but it's still fascinating.
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The Trump campaign went on to use microtargeting on a more specific basis than Facebook's categories allowed for during the general election.
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As all-purpose as our sun sign is made to seem by mainstream astrologers, it actually serves a much more specific function.
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J. Marcus Hicks, the head of American Special Operations forces in Africa, said in an interview, declining to give more specific details.
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Smaller, more specific communities are great places to share what you're about and directly talk to people interested in what you're doing.
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It's likely meant to establish armor-heavy heroes like D.Va as a more specific Torbjörn turret counter, since armor provides damage mitigation.
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Rivian's pickup truck has a laser-focus on utility that puts it in a somewhat more specific niche than the startup's SUV.
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The new guidance meant an increase by more than 0.5 percentage points, finance chief Jesper Andersen told analysts, without being more specific.
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And the first sign that maybe they made a movie for a more specific, narrower audience seems to have induced some panic.
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But the study also took a more specific measurement of which were the slowest- and fastest-selling used cars on the market.
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The White House hasn't responded to questions asking for clarification and whether a more specific anti-crime plan is in the works.
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She tends to shy away from cursory internet research in favor of old magazines, and even yearbooks, for more specific 1980s inspiration.
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" To get a bit more specific, "FF" is slang for "follow/follower," and the character "外"—read as gai—means "outside of.
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Users can get more specific with controls, like being able to use their voice to tap buttons or adjust controls within apps.
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As the release puts them: If those seem a little woolly, that's on purpose (though they're considerably more specific in the text).
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Frydenberg said the tax rebates would be delivered before July 5603, 2020, but he declined to be more specific on the timing.
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I'd really like more specific information about what information is shared with Amazon, rather than statements that obfuscate what data is shared.
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So many, in fact, that every retirement investor I spoke to said they couldn't really answer my hypothetical without more specific details.
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With these letters, we've seen more specific arguments from appliance manufacturers, but unfortunately they seem largely focused on preserving the status quo.
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Cory Gardner said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that the President should be more specific in going after white nationalists.
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He wasn't more specific than that -- but an industry source tells us the plan is to donate proceeds to the #MeToo cause.
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" Then John Oliver got a little more specific when he called Kaine "the human sweater vest," and "a tall glass of Lactaid.
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The government of Jamaica, one of several countries recommending that women postpone pregnancy, is resorting to music, reggae to be more specific.
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His candidacy was staked on a twin rejection of Washington's "swamp" culture and, in more specific terms, Obama's political and cultural legacy.
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But you were more specific last week when you tweeted that Trump's "drain the swamp" pledge was the reason he got elected.
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The company says it is trying to address the problem by educating hosts and guests, but hasn't been more specific than that.
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" For someone in a suicide crisis, Stage says it's OK to get even more specific with questions: "Do you have a plan?
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Governments tend to be more specific than private companies, just like the policy and business worlds use different precision in their language.
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"He didn't say yes and he didn't say no," the official said, declining to be more specific about Trump's response to Papadopoulos.
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Chief Commercial Officer Darren Cline recently described the retention rate for early patients as high, though he provided no more specific detail.
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As a consequence, the jokes are more specific and even a bit inside baseball, like a fight at the family dinner table.
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But I think Trump's tweets reference something more specific: His administration's escalating attempts to prevent California from regulating its own water systems.
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Further, Congress may decide to amend and make more specific the language defining an emergency in the National Emergencies Act of 1976.
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"She got more specific in a series of tweets on Tuesday afternoon:"My plan to #BreakUpBigTech would undo their illegal, anticompetitive mergers.
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The standard for secrecy should be more specific and more demanding than the current, vague yardstick of potential harm to national security.
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The information in Google's feed is more in line with my tastes and preferences and is usually more specific to my interests.
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In an emailed statement on Wednesday, the group bemoaned "unfounded rumours and fantasy information" in the media without being any more specific.
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Though one could search for a more specific sociopolitical argument in the work, Madani's cartoon forms beg for a more universal reading.
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Rather than shoehorning these cases into existing manslaughter law, Conrad's Law would introduce a more specific statute to prosecute "texting-suicide" cases.
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During his remarks, however, Trump avoided the more specific references contained within the strategy document, including to Russia's attempts to influence elections.
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So Comando G prefers the unofficial Sierra de Gredos, the more specific region, with bottles identified by village as well, when appropriate.
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Republicans would render the safety net threadbare, providing aid with significant conditions to groups of Americans in more and more specific circumstances.
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The airline publically stated that it will be grounding over 600 aircraft, and declined to get more specific when asked for comment.
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More specific, it helped me understand that certain things about meetings could drive me crazy and that I could still need them.
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At that point, the company shifted to a more specific consumer focus to lease Ford, Lincoln and, eventually, other makes of cars.
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But on a more specific note, my teaching portfolio at the university ranges from Western civilization to American history to indigenous studies.
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" And in a later tweet, he wrote, "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific.
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Ms. Valdez later issued an apology for not providing a more specific answer, but some of JOLT's young members remain righteously enraged.
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Bancel said Moderna's Norwood plant could make "millions" of doses in a year, if needed, declining to provide a more specific number.
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He believes the unions should push harder for the government to be more specific about what types of construction jobs are essential.
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I asked a couple of people what the protest was about — they said it was government-related but wouldn't be more specific.
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An appropriate next step would be to implement more specific standards for industries like automobiles, medical devices, consumer goods, and critical infrastructure.
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Some hospitals prefer not to use it in the emergency department and instead opt for more specific antidotes to poisonings and overdoses.
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"Using this approach to try to identify pathways is potentially quite important because it gives you more specific drug targets," he said.
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Visible in this photograph, taken by John Gruen, five years before O'Hara's death, is the poet's smile — more specific, his small teeth.
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It can't be configured to be more specific, but it does seem like an obscure function to turn into a dedicated key.
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Judge Gorsuch must be far more specific in his answers to straightforward questions about his judicial philosophy and opinions on previous cases.
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The most direct and obvious solution would be to provide more specific and direct guidance on what constitutes evidence of anticompetitive abuse.
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"It's a chance to increase our operating profit by a double-digit million-euro amount," he said, declining to be more specific.
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Some industry figures have advocated more specific rules, such as the banning of any flammable materials from the outside of tall buildings.
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Maybe she should've been more specific, because help arrives in the form of a crocodile, delivered in a box with air holes.
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We can ask for a more specific assessment of rights without taking away the freedom to carry reasonable guns under reasonable conditions.
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In looking at a more specific audience, males 2628-28500, NFL favorables fell 6900 percent, going from 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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But he makes a more specific point: the average interest rate on debt is less than the economy's growth rate ("r
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As with most things related to AI, this could be overcome in the future with more specific training on these problem objects.
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Since then, Reddit's rules have expanded — revenge porn is now explicitly prohibited, for example — and its content policy has grown more specific.
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In October 2015, months after the procedures had been performed, the Food and Drug Administration released more specific guidelines for stem cell treatments.
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This price tag gets you a dedicated support team, more freedom to add custom features, regular updates, better security, and more specific functionality.
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We reached out to Facebook for a more specific explanation of their dated numbers and will update this story if we hear back.
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He urged against ruling out "boots on the ground" but also said the Obama administration needed to be more specific about its goals.
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That meeting will likely result in more specific commitments from all the members involved, which may have inspired some of the recent defections.
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There are a couple more specific things you can do, but Google isn't opening up gestures to third-party developers for a while.
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However, we can narrow the question of one's goodness to something more specific, like one good-humored person did with Reddit and ruadick.com.
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But more specific data could help better anticipate how the world will look and act 100 years down the road, the analysts said.
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Stats also suggest we ain't hitting pay parity 'til a century after we're dead (or 2152 if you prefer to be more specific.).
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On his second attempt, he invested only $20 and tailored his advertisement to a more specific demographic and region and saw business explode.
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When asked more specific questions about interacting with Dalits, however, these numbers tend to rise, dramatically so in less enlightened parts of India.
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General components like transistors are also named on the list as well as more specific components used in televisions, cameras, and radio receivers.
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The new paper is more specific than the 2015 one, focusing on different sites and in the ways these two groups could've interacted.
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Now, it is no secret that in the past — on Kaitlyn's season, to be more specific — I've had sex before the Fantasy Suite.
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VW is hiring top specialists and plans to spend several billions of euros on automated driving alone, Mueller said, without being more specific.
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I don't want to be more specific as far as how many episodes I've already read outlines or scripts for; it's in process.
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"There are so many things we want that we can actually have, so the more specific your goal is, the better," he said.
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Meanwhile, the addition of the device address API is meant to improve those skills that require a precise address or more specific location.
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Users can run a plug into their cameras and use this wheel to manually adjust focus on the fly for more specific control.
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Relatively few people have seen or tried Magic Leap's tech, and not surprisingly the company declined to share more specific details by phone.
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The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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Myszkowski said an early change was to lay in an "Amazon-esque structure," now with reps with more specific knowledge of certain areas.
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The reports can, of course, be anonymous, but the more specific the details related to the incident are, the more helpful Safecity becomes.
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The presentation was more specific as it listed what State and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) did not intend to do.
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Editor's Note: The headline has been changed to reflect more specific terminology around African slave spirituals and choral harmonies, which inspired this collection.
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Witness tampering generally requires some affirmative act to influence or pressure a witness ... but our law enforcement sources would not be more specific.
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With basil and other leafy herbs, you get a much more specific flavor, but with cannabis, it's definitely called "grass" for a reason.
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From there, GCHQ could focus on more specific targets, and perhaps hack the devices for more detailed information, including the content of communications.
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This also helps zero in on all the aspects of your ideal customer profile; it needs to be more specific than you think!
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When Rivoal's departure was announced in May, VW said "strategic differences" with management had caused the French manager's exit, without being more specific.
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The more specific pattern of dark and light shading on his backside suggests that this parrot lizard probably lived in a forest canopy.
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The more specific order made public internal J&J documents showing that the company knew its talc had sometimes tested positive for asbestos.
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They've also started accepting candidates with more specific vocational degrees, rather than full four-year bachelors' degrees, and have expanded their apprenticeship programs.
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"There will be test vehicles on the streets in the coming months," Bosch Chief Executive Volkmar Denner told Automobilwoche, without being more specific.
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If so, we need to be more specific – indemnifying only those who launch on American soil and are at least majority American financed.
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If employers can "be more specific and granular about skills needed, then teaching organizations could target training to meet employer needs," she added.
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Not much is known about T-Mobile's mobile TV plans at this point, like a more specific launch time frame or price points.
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So its two post-credits scenes are a bit more specific to the movie and to the history of Spider-Man than usual.
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More specific directions, though, felt overwhelming: start two to three reps of four or five seconds each, two or three times a day.
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Airlines are changing their flight policies and schedules as the situation develops, so check the website of your carrier for more specific information.
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Ours is so much more specific and has different structure to it, so it does get shared, but it's just a different tone.
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We strive for clarity when giving guidance, and so have decided to avoid the term in favor of more specific, less confusing phrasing.
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Instead of just pulling up the closest options and providing a general time window for departures, the new Maps is much more specific.
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Romance may be universal, but romances inhabit a more specific realm, bound by genre, juicy and flamboyant in some ways, constricted in others.
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Officials said the new measures would involve more "in-depth" interviews and "deep-dive" background checks, but they declined to be more specific.
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The company's center outside of Philadelphia has created more specific programs for medical professionals at $50,000 for an average stay of six weeks.
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The Alaska Department of Fish & Game has published an excellent investigation of some of the more specific lemming-related inaccuracies in White Wilderness.
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For Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson, a new year has started with a more specific kind of cleanse — firing her entire campaign staff.
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Mr. Trump will get the opportunity to put more specific numbers on some of his big promises in the budget released next week.
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He can keep cheerleading but it would be more helpful if President Trump had something more specific to push and offer these holdouts.
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As of now, GDC organizers haven't said anything more specific about the timing or makeup of a possible summer version of the show.
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Others said that President Trump could have been more specific about, for instance, how long American troops would remain stationed in the country.
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In places with only a few cases, like the US, researchers have the time to do more specific clinical evaluations of each patient.
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In December 2019, FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub issued an official statement lamenting the lack of updated and more specific rules around internet ads.
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During the introductory banter, he was building bridges that he could cross when the talk became more specific and detailed — maybe even heated.
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Of course, there are different types of forecasts and some of the more specific ones could be better tailored to your exact location.
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Pressed about whether he had ever sold them, he said he had been approached by potential buyers but would not be more specific.
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They've sold in the "low to mid-hundreds" since introducing the product in 2013, said Alex Patchen, who declined to be more specific.
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Tims told journalists at an earlier press conference that 10 people remained unaccounted for on the island but could not be more specific.
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Reddit didn't get much more specific than that, but it did shut down a subreddit and ban 61 accounts tied to the leaks.
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Her campaign also argued that the breakdown of earnings by client she's providing is more specific than her tax returns would have included.
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He made emphatic but vague statements — "No man is above the law," he repeatedly said, for instance — but avoided saying anything more specific.
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Last month, Trump advocated for a "larger, tougher and more specific" travel ban in response to a bomb explosion in London's subway system.
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At the end of the day, if you write well, the more specific you are, the more universal are the people who come.
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A big part of the answer, I think, lies in the distinctive Japanese attitude toward work — or more specific, toward meaning in work.
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But as the internet evolved, all the sudden there's a WebMD, and a Healthline and you wanted that answer from someone more specific.
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Whether those gains have ever not been up for grabs is a question to consider, though the show asks more specific historical ones.
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To be more specific, Facebook confirmed to Wired that Cambridge Analytica may have had access to messages between 20143,500 users and their friends.
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Maltego is far from the only piece of tech, however, and journalists can use loads of different, smaller tools for more specific tasks.
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While Previn's interview adds some new details to her previous claims, including more specific allegations of abuse, it doesn't make any new claims.
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Facebook says it's getting more specific about how to minimize the reach of a clickbait post without necessarily hurting a publisher's other content.
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But "disruption" theory, introduced by Harvard Business School's Clay Christensen, actually refers to something more specific than the generic idea of new competition.
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It can also include more specific instructions, like for the agency to strengthen — or loosen — safety and privacy rules for the use of drones.
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"Ola Money has seen tremendous acceptance since launch given the experience it delivers," Subramanian, who didn't give more specific figures on Ola Money, added.
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Trips over 45 minutes long are already flagged, but now Uber is working to be more specific if rides cross that 45-minute threshold.
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The area is neglected because it requires more specific skills and training than other types of aid, but is just as important, she said.
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Costs can be cut by reducing temporary work contracts, filling vacancies internally and making fewer hirings, the spokesman added, declining to be more specific.
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"Typically, they are just asking you the same question they ask everyone else, but it could be more specific for your situation," Prause says.
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As far as celebrity beauty trademarks go, it's pretty standard to start off with a broad explanation of the products before getting more specific.
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That group is going to help us wrestle with more specific questions like that, and we have representation from the disability community on that.
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Having a separate chat product also allows for more specific chat features to be supported without cluttering or overcomplicating the more general Pusher offering.
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Elizabeth Warren — who performed strongly on Wednesday night — has similar strong anti-billionaire credentials and a more specific and expansive set of policy proposals.
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While those two are our top choices overall, you may be looking for something more specific to suit your lifestyle or level of debt.
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He declined to be more specific, but said he would explain the contents of their talks after the second day of talks on Tuesday.
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Once you've narrowed down a more specific region, like Europe or East Asia, zoom into that specific area to see the lowest fares available.
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Your ship's Launch Thrusters and Pulse Drive, on the other hand, require more specific minerals: Plutonium for the former and Thamium9 for the latter.
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We reached out to John Hancock for more specific detail about its data protection practices, and will update this story upon receiving a response.
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Where on Twitter you'd just search someone's handle or name, you often need to be more specific to find the person you're looking for.
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More specific questions, the EC said, should be decided at the state level, and companies themselves are being encouraged to self-regulate themselves more.
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In another, more specific sense, it is men in their thirties recording raps about Kemba Walker while the very foundations of our republic tremble.
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The new trailer starts with a car crash — more smashing of things — but later delves into the more specific details of the second season.
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Can you be more specific with regards to cheque size and stage and any particular verticals, themes or technologies you plan to invest in?
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While asking for nearby restaurants or even more specific locations pulls up Yelp reviews and neatly integrates those selections with phone or navigation requests.
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You can also circle things with the Pixelbook Pen (more on that in a bit) to do a more specific search on an image.
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Just like Axios job listings don't typically include the word "journalism," a lot of AI-related jobs might use more specific terms in listings.
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He was not more specific, but sources close to the talks have said the EU proposed letting a special arbitration court handle some disputes.
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But because Wu is a prominent Asian-American actress, the trolls Wu deals with are larger in number — and have a more specific goal.
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To be more specific, all balls kicked at the uprights will be designed to measure exactly how closely successful kicks come to the posts.
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To get a bit more specific, topographically speaking, buildings can be cut to measure from styrofoam blocks, on a giant lathe in the basement.
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While all members can nominate a Best Picture, members from each field are restricted to voting in their field when casting more specific nominations.
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The Russian item was more specific, entitled "Section 232 investigations on the effect of imports of steel and aluminium products on U.S. National Security".
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Several of the demands relate to the internal investigation, including pushing for more specific details on the claims against Appelbaum to be made public.
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Each point on the map lists more specific details about the city's priorities, partners, and exactly what its pilot program is focused on developing.
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To be more specific, you'll be able to see him at a Nintendo Switch event happening in the lead up to the console's release.
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Nobody in this campaign has talked about it more, nobody in this campaign cycle has proposed more specific ideas on how to address poverty.
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Hims and Hers ads on Facebook and Instagram are more specific, offering a quick and easy way for users to buy prescription medications directly.
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"Love (or the gesture of an impersonation of her, to be more specific) is in fact all I could see," wrote Jezebel's Rich Juzwiak.
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Park also teased "new form factors" coming to Fitbit's product lineup in the new year, but did not offer anything more specific than that.
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But the Adups problem "is far more extensive," Karygiannis says — logging more specific information on users without their knowledge, and through pre-installed software.
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But to be more specific, New England is mad about squash, while Texans and those dining in the Southwest believe cornbread is a requirement.
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"We have always said that we will be listing in 2018, and to be more specific, in the second half of 2018," he said.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, the Pentagon has seen fewer than 10 Russian aircraft leave Syria, Cook said, without getting into a more specific number.
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Thomas Cook's German airline Condor said on Wednesday it was ready to play "an active role" in Air Berlin's restructuring, without being more specific.
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"As expected, the fourth quarter of the past fiscal year saw solid sales and earnings," finance chief Wolfgang Schaefer said, without being more specific.
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But if you're craving something a little more gourmet, something heartier, there are even more specific delivery services that'll keep you from going hungry.
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Like other views in the Portfolio area of Personal Capital, you can filter to focus on one or more specific accounts at a time.
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