Pure electric vehicles are more suitable for urban and short-distance passenger travel, while hydrogen fuel cells are more suitable for long-distance and large commercial vehicles, Huang said.
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But the rooms felt more suitable for a business stay.
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This leads her to chase after the more suitable love interest.
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" — Dale Krane I think "immigrant" is much more suitable than "refugee.
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So much so, "ghettostans" is a more suitable label for them.
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"It's obvious U.S. players are more suitable bidders," a Toshiba executive said.
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"We'll do the same, only our materials are more suitable," she said.
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But some underwriters are starting to come up with more suitable policies.
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Instead, it's more suitable for shooting full-frame scenes and urban shots.
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The latter of which is more suitable for sharing burger deals, anyway.
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But legally, an S-Corp is often more suitable for larger businesses.
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The Civil Affairs Ministry would be a more suitable institution, they say.
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It just kinda makes me think she's more suitable to be the president.
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The event grew to more suitable venues, peaking in 2011 with 1,200 attendees.
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These microbes could make Mars more suitable for human habitation, the researchers say.
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He said the government had other, more suitable facilities, such as military sites.
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That shift has proved to be more suitable for Microsoft in this era.
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Samsung's continuing to tweak the internals to make its device more suitable for gaming.
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Things cycle out and get rebuilt in a way that's more suitable for tomorrow.
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Lieberman slammed Geffen, suggesting his work was more suitable for the Hezbollah television network.
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If you have a lower credit score, a government loan may be more suitable.
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They were never very productive, but they were more suitable to herding than farming.
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The neighborhood became industrial, which somehow seemed more suitable for mentally recreating a battlefield.
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Does a therapist do any of that, or just press finding a more suitable partner?
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The rescued felines will now permanently reside in these protective and vastly more suitable environments.
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It's a fluid, easy-to-navigate interface more suitable for a television than a laptop.
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So you see traditional faiths in Asia as being more suitable for solving today's problems?
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So the rodents will spread north to areas that now have a more suitable climate.
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Instead, he said, its size and location make it more suitable as a logistics center.
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But its build coupled with hydraulic disc brakes makes it more suitable for carrying heavier loads.
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Residents and Baobab volunteers have been calling on Rome's government to provide a more suitable location.
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I know the company would find her a more suitable place if she asked for one.
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The whales are bound for Baja California, where higher temperatures are more suitable for giving birth.
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It seems more suitable, because it means movement, passage or change from one stage to another.
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It seems to me that Cohen's review would be more suitable as an op-ed piece.
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So, to be safe, the aquarium cancelled the event until a more suitable mate can be found.
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Basically, they're offering a more user-oriented experience with the promise of delivering more suitable product recommendations.
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These aren't true wireless earuds (they've got a wire), but they're more suitable for sweating all over.
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Sonic now appears with larger eyes, teeth more suitable for an animated hedgehog, and overall better vibes.
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"The job is more suitable for a woman," Yanai told Bloomberg in an interview published August 4.
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Does this grape make better wines in Corsica because the terroir is simply more suitable for it?
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Trans and bisexual persons alike, it seems, are widely viewed as more suitable sexual partners than relationship partners.
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There's nothing wrong with 2x3 prints, but they're more suitable for wallets as opposed to hung on walls.
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Looking at the applicant's overall academic performance, she will also advise on which colleges might be more suitable.
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If these habitats are made more suitable for flamingos, "the birds are likely to find them," he said.
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"I think all the potential is there to have virus transmission if climatic conditions become a bit more suitable."
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He said she did not have time to change into something more suitable clothing that she brought with her.
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Maybe one is more suitable for gaming, another for work, but all-around picks are few and far between.
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These rubs help the hedgehog relax and also repair his irritated skin, making it more suitable for spine growth.
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Kenai and other parts of Alaska are becoming more suitable for some species that do not yet live there.
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With its new Coco Framework, Microsoft wants to solve these issues and make blockchains more suitable for the enterprise.
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The mechanism judges this approach more suitable "for banks that have material subsidiaries that are independently operated and funded".
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Become's technology continues to search for optimal funding options and notifies customers if more suitable, better options are available.
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This seemed much more suitable as a Sunday Variety puzzle, so I presented it to Will Shortz as such.
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They can be launched faster and are easier to transport and hide, making them more suitable for surprise attacks.
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A more suitable job for Scavino materialized shortly after Trump's formal announcement of his candidacy on June 250, 20163.
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Supporters of Brexit say Britain will have a freer hand to negotiate trade deals more suitable to its interests.
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"The reason is that pink being a decided and stronger color is more suitable for the boy," it said.
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Alternatively, if you're creating a casual flannel, a buttoned collar, buttoned cuffs, and chest pocket would be more suitable.
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She was sold on the X2's looks, although she felt it was perhaps more suitable to a younger crowd.
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An exchange-rate peg would change inflation expectations more slowly, but would be more suitable for the economy over time.
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The search giant announced today that they have made several updates to make its advertising tools more suitable for mobile.
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Officials seem to find inspiration in Dubai, whereas India might be a more suitable model given Egypt's size and poverty.
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You might even find that you go in for one animal and go out with another that's way more suitable.
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I had "glued/greed" instead of the more suitable CLUED/CREED; I also had "twisted/toasted" instead of TWISTER/TOASTER.
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It's a book that teaches, making it more suitable for a novice than someone with a sophisticated cellar and palate.
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If a tabloid editor could script reality, the prince would have already dumped her for a more suitable love interest.
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Another strategy some African artists utilize is to carve out a more suitable sociocultural reality through the invention of parafictions.
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For example, if you were planning a 2000-year retirement, a 3.5 percent withdrawal rate would be more suitable, Pfau said.
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Audience research revealed that most Qataris thought history was important but that the museums were more suitable for expatriates and visitors.
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"Close-ended funds are much more suitable to gain exposure to commercial property, but even then they aren't perfect," Cox said.
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"The implication that, as one legislator said, a 'family man' would be more suitable smacks of anti-Catholicism," Father Martin said.
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Users took to Twitter Tuesday to post their own ideas of a more suitable slogan for the airline, using the hashtag .
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Her male counterparts were so distracted by her appearance they offered to pay for new and more suitable clothes for her.
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"I don't need this PR. I think there are other more suitable places to film these kinds of performances," he said.
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Instead, you can lighten up your favorite comfort foods in a variety of ways, making them more suitable for everyday enjoyment.
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As the venture was initially conceived, projects deemed more suitable for Lincoln Center Theater would be presented there for limited runs.
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Some analysts reckon these execs are more suitable heirs to Benioff's freewheeling company and corporate culture than the buttoned-down Block.
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If there was, she might be able to hide her things behind or underneath it until she found somewhere more suitable.
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"Given higher volatility and foreign-exchange risks associated with global stocks, VT is more suitable as a satellite holding," she said.
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"[Mare] milk would be, on the whole a more suitable nourishment for human infants compared to cow milk," Park's book states.
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Outside the Capitol, several senators arrived in clothes more suitable for flying home than working in the typically buttoned-down Capitol. Sen.
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"To make them [Bulldogs] more suitable for dog-fighting, they were crossed with all sorts of dogs, but largely terriers," Lambert said.
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The rubberized buds make them more suitable for running and workouts than AirPods, and Bose headphones are typically known for good sound.
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First, though, Weber recommended Owens change her name to something more suitable for Hollywood – and so the budding screenwriter became Frances Marion.
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In some cases, parents disapprove of someone their daughter is dating and pressure her to marry someone they view as more suitable.
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Also under consideration is Dr. Scott Gottlieb, a former FDA deputy commissioner with a much more suitable background to run the agency.
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More familiar with caring for smaller, domestic pets, BARC only looked after the tiger until a more suitable home could be found.
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I haven't finished because I'm enjoying myself, and because the game's density makes it more suitable for shorter sessions than marathon ones.
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He decided to try a novel device called a rotary bit, which turned out to be more suitable for penetrating soft layers.
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Mr. Puigdemont, a former journalist, was seen as a more suitable choice in part because of his long track record of secessionism.
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As gifts go, these books are much more suitable to a younger audience – but they also make fun keepsakes for super-fans.
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Above all, he wants to ensure financial security and a more suitable path for himself: a government job as a physics teacher.
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The next step is to repeat the experiment in pigs, which produce organs of a more suitable size for use in humans.
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We put the Feud host through an emotional meat grinder for our sick enjoyment, and I can think of no more suitable candidate.
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Some anti-drone systems are based on military hardware, and may be more suitable for use on a battlefield than in civvy street.
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If ERO were shuttered, Congress could simply leave Homeland Security Investigations and the rest of ICE's structure intact under a more suitable name.
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The climate now is becoming more suitable for Pinot Noir, pinot gris, and Müller-Thurgau grapes in places such as Washington's Puget Sound.
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While "better" is a subjective word, perhaps it's more suitable to ask ourselves if we were aware, mindful, and present as a parent.
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The researchers said they could "probably" reduce the sensor's volume by about one-third, thereby making it far more suitable for human use.
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The designer will come to me for that perspective — he'll say, 'how can I tweak the design to be more suitable for you?
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Microsoft, in conjunction with a state company closely tied to the Chinese military, developed a version of Windows more suitable for China's government.
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They discussed Warner's motivations, deciding that he did love Elle, but was being pressured to find a more suitable partner by his family.
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Large projects like theme parks and hotels with hundreds of rooms are planned for more suitable areas like Dong Hoi, Mr. Phong said.
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Variants from interbreeding with archaic humans have also conferred immunity to certain infections and made skin and hair pigmentation more suitable for Eurasian climes.
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The Justice Department is full of competent, professional, Senate-confirmed officials who would be more suitable than Whitaker on both substance and procedural grounds.
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But they're both guilty of occasionally falling into a flat, strident affect that's more suitable to a TV crime drama than a theatrical film.
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The Instant Pot reigns supreme as our best multicooker, but you might find an air fryer or smart oven more suitable for your kitchen.
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In some ways, Renault may be a more suitable partner for FCA as it offered a larger exposure to Asia through its Nissan partnership.
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But to propel the medium into the mainstream, and make installation VR more suitable for public exhibition, there must be a communal consumption element.
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The Peace House on the South Korean side of Panmunjom is a larger building perhaps more suitable to a meeting between the two leaders.
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Trump understands, which is why she changed into a more suitable costume (I use that word deliberately) for her arrival in Corpus Christi, Tex.
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It may even be sweeter, warmer and more suitable for children, which, considering the horrors associated with its subject matter, is quite an achievement.
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In some ways, Renault may be a more suitable partner for FCA as it offered a larger exposure to Asia through its Nissan partnership.
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The other four suggested that the bigger cut was more suitable due to lower inflationary pressures and the long-term strengthening of the hryvnia.
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The other four suggested that the bigger cut was more suitable due to lower inflationary pressures and the long-term strengthening of the hryvnia.
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In this regard, there are few choices more suitable for the Canadian than Hendricks—one of the few elite welterweights he has not yet fought.
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"Our results show that common ragweed is projected to have substantially more suitable climate space in the future across the eastern U.S," the authors wrote.
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For anyone affected, here's how to change an email address to something more suitable to Oath: Oath has not responded to a request for comment.
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It was running on an annual budget more suitable for a parish church: less than $0.01 per artefact, only some of which was ever disbursed.
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Rumors say Apple is working on a new Apple Watch with a larger screen, which might be (slightly) more suitable for watching Instagram's photo feed.
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On the other hand, the first portfolio is more suitable for individuals who are nearing retirement and cannot withstand a drastic decline in their portfolio.
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The bottom line is that futures markets are generally more suitable for sophisticated investors who like risk and are likely to buy and sell frequently.
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The new version of the game will also be played on new court dimensions, making it more suitable to play in outdoor environments, BWF said.
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It refers to the expectation that at some point a leading presidential candidate will transform himself into a more suitable version of a likely nominee.
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Ms. Cheng, co-founder of the Pottery Workshop, said artists were getting married, having children and asking themselves what were more suitable environments for them.
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Could children watching at home ask for lessons more suitable, skills more pertinent, or an allegory more fitting for the world facing them in 2017?
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They could alter the environment in such a way that habitability would become more suitable in the one area and less suitable in the other area.
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Popov buys display cards, motherboards and power supplies in Hong Kong and mines cryptocurrencies in Russia, where electricity is cheaper and the climate is more suitable.
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Tapping Rimac's tech could presumably help the two Korean automakers develop something more suitable for the high-performance demands of the cars in Hyundai's N lineup.
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My only complaint is the attention-seeking GoCycle logo that's more suitable to a bike-sharing fleet than a vehicle that costs three grand to own.
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For now, however, its focus is far more narrow, with plans to court developers, as it works to build something more suitable for the home market.
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The changes make Insta360's device a lot more like the Rylo camera in use, and more suitable for action sports and other adventure-friendly uses.
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Such robots are more suitable than large, caged robots for the electronics industry, where demand for industrial robots jumped 41 percent last year, the IFR said.
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Shafran, who has met with former Hasidim, urges those who are disillusioned to consider other sects, noting that some may find one that is more suitable.
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The words "instant classic" are sometimes overused, but when it comes to SNL's Undercover Boss sketch with Kylo Ren, there's really no other description more suitable.
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"The cultural revolution that I am leading is to give voice to the Arab sector," she said at a volume more suitable for a conference hall.
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So propulsive is the three and a half hour production that it doesn't really need its percussive, thriller-like soundscape, more suitable to a police procedural.
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The wait for breakthroughs will be a lot less painful if people have the resources needed to change agricultural practices or move to more suitable places.
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However, overturning the ruling in light of this fact would be counter-productive, and public policies such as government support and tax reform are far more suitable.
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The ocean swells off the coast of California today are far more suitable for surfing than rocket landings with waves 10-13 feet (3-4 meters) high.
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The idea is that more suitable hardware will help e-scooter companies improve margins since more rides can be extracted from the life-span of each vehicle.
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He believes that the space, with its textured walls and extreme contours, is more suitable for three-dimensional works than as a place to hang contemporary painting.
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Now, the riesling acreage is better focused on more suitable regions, like Clare Valley and Eden Valley in South Australia, Great Southern in Western Australia, and Tasmania.
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The fires are a vivid signal of the global crisis of climate change, which can make ecological conditions more suitable to the ignition and intensification of wildfires.
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Drawing ping-pong balls out of a hat—a method Wyoming used in 1994 to pick a state legislator after a tie vote—would be more suitable.
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His experiment showed that embodied cognition can apply to the virtual realm, and that agents can be motivated to devise body structures more suitable for a given task.
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This further illustrates that current lending options for SMBs aren't sufficient to fulfill their finance needs, giving fintechs an opening to bridge this gap with more suitable services.
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It's more rugged to stand up to the "don't be gentle, it's a rental" hotel and gym crowd, and comes with software that's more suitable for gym use.
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In response to the broad-based alarm, instead of finding new land in a more suitable land-based mobile wireless neighborhood, LightSquared blitzed Washington with paper and lobbyists.
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Laurel, which sits on about 360 acres, offers three times as much space as Pimlico, seemingly making it more suitable for the huge complex the Stronach Group seeks.
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"The FCA has proposed that advisers will be required to demonstrate why any scheme they recommend is more suitable than the consumer's workplace pension scheme," the FCA said.
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In theory, over the last few weeks, any two Republican senators could have forced Trump and McConnell to withdraw Kavanaugh and put forth a more suitable conservative jurist.
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My guess is it will be more suitable not for patients who are very ill, but for people who are healthy but who have an anxiety about death.
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The small country has been working towards a vision of "free mobility" with the aim of alleviating constant traffic issues and finding a more suitable model for sustainability.
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Some employers maintain a pool of candidates who have applied (but were rejected) for specific jobs, so that they can reach out if a more suitable position arises.
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For kids, families, and more casual players, on the other hand, a simpler console that offers a more social and user-friendly gaming experience may be more suitable.
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Manipulated by the parasite, an infected ant will leave the cozy confines of its arboreal home and head to the forest floor—an area more suitable for fungal growth.
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Eschewing their traditional runway show in Paris, the team showed the collection "in an environment more suitable for its contents, somewhere adventurous," says H&M Design Director, Pernilla Wohlfarht.
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In high school, she was steered towards studying biology so she could become a doctor, a career deemed more suitable for women but one she had little interest in.
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Whenever the story featured a man who owned a dog, women rated that man as a more suitable long-term partner than a cad who didn't own a dog.
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Manteufel says he and the family will have to sell their two-story home to look for a place that will be more suitable to his needs going forward.
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It has a similar look to the Notebook 7 (and thus, the MacBook Pro), but the Razer Blade is a more suitable comparison since it only comes in black.
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Garmin is known for its rugged and reliable outdoor performance wearables, but one of its newest watches is more suitable for a covert mission than a weekend warrior outing.
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The volcano erupting was going to be the first in a series of global events that was going to eventually terraform the planet to be more suitable for hybrids.
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Other tribes chose a word more suitable for a military chieftain—as would the Goths, one might think, but it seems Wulfila wanted to wean his people off marauding.
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"It is now for the parties to propose a divestment package and one or more suitable purchasers for the CMA to approve," said Martin Cave, who chaired the inquiry.
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The caveat is that Joule is more suitable for food nerds and early adopters of new technology, whereas Anova is probably a better pick for the average home cook.
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Whenever the story featured a cad who owned a dog, women rated that man as a more suitable long-term partner than a cad who didn't own a dog.
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Workers who did not sign up for quarantine duty should be let off the ship, moved along with the rest of those on board to a more suitable facility.
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Every time he is praised or blamed, his influence raises – and this makes him even more suitable to serve as an ultimate explanation of whatever happens under the sun.
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Generally speaking, experts recommend that all Medicare beneficiaries take time to review their coverage and check for whether there's another option that could be more suitable and cost less.
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According to the New York Times, MetLife chose to retire America's beloved beagle in order to pursue a new direction and corporate appearance that is more suitable for international competition.
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"Because CG will be more suitable for photoreal expression, I think that CG and cameras will become more familiar, and more various expressions will be born as AR," he explains.
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Of course, in the writing room, the story gets revised to be more suitable for the screen (film is "real life with the boring bits cut out," Buckley tells her).
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Tencent will "further explore the integration of social, content and technology that is more suitable for future trends, and promote the upgrade from consumer internet to industrial internet", it added.
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The interface and controls are bigger (much more suitable for touchscreens) and there's extra support for keyboard shortcuts (like Esc to go back and S to search for something new).
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That sensor would be more suitable for the backside of an iPhone, to assist with features such as augmented reality, in which digital objects float over real objects on screen.
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The wide availability of the blueprints is likely to drive up demand for 3D printers that can print high-quality firearms and plastics that are more suitable for firing bullets.
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The demand for radial tires is expected to improve as new commercial planes use them as standard, because they are lighter than bias tires and more suitable for aircraft landings.
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Money isn't everythingEven if you can't match the proposed salary, knowing your new hire's true needs may enable you to counteroffer with a package more suitable to her current situation.
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The valley-and-peak production makes his songs more suitable to current radio, though it may be a Faustian bargain: W ill the tracks sound dated in a few years?
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But it seems we've only recently realized that those lives are more suitable for adaptation as a musical, say, or a comic book, as they are for dusty old textbooks.
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" He berates us for choosing leaders using "implicit, automatic factors more suitable to 5-year-olds deciding who should captain their boat on a voyage with the Teletubbies to Candyland.
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Putting Shattenkirk at the top of the defense allows everyone else to slide down to more suitable slots, which obviously makes that group as deep as it has ever been.
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In an attempt to avoid potential lawsuits, the DOJ filed a motion Thursday to "provide limited exemption" from the agreement, while Congress draws up a more suitable and long term solution.
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He stayed on at Berkeley as an acting assistant professor, but his ideas pushed him to a more suitable position at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI, now SRI International) in 1957.
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I moved into an office space that was more suitable for entertaining clients, and I slept on the floor there at night, because I couldn't afford to pay any additional rent.
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If the stock version of the vehicle just isn't sporty enough for your tastes, it can be enhanced with an included snap-on spoiler making it more suitable for track day.
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Also, we could see the debut of the so-called Andromeda Android hybrid OS, which incorporates some features of Chrome OS and could make Android more suitable for desktop working environments.
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While these vehicles can still perform off-road, manufacturers say they are now designed to be driven on pavement as well, making them more suitable for use as an everyday vehicle.
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For instance, certain changes in climate can make it more suitable for the transmission of malaria, a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes.
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Keeping everything contained between two covers risks compressing the historical sprawl into one of those dense slabs more suitable for gift-giving than reading — the print equivalent of a holiday fruitcake.
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With that in mind, I can't think of a more suitable venue to bleed my overdraft dry in than the biggest room of them all—the Boeing Everett Factory in Washington!
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" It adds assault weapons and high capacity magazines can "fire more rounds more quickly than shooters using other guns more suitable for self-defense, and fire rounds with greater destructive capacity.
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This new look isn't just for show — taking up less real estate will make these tomatoes more suitable for futuristic applications like indoor farming and even space travel, Popular Mechanics reports.
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The UNHCR said the shelter was an emergency measure and they were in the process of finding more suitable accommodation - but did not give a time frame on when it would happen.
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A higher viscosity points to a higher calorific value and is more suitable to existing ship engines, he said, with most now burning HSFO with viscosity between 380-cst and 700-cst.
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The pilots repeatedly requested more suitable safety gear, with one pilot writing in an email to company management that "we are setting ourselves up for failure" by using sometimes poorly fitting harnesses.
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As chic as it is to use those netted bags made popular by influencers everywhere, they're more suitable for Instagram-worthy trips to the farmer's market than your monthly trip to Costco.
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If everything works as planned, the tools will automatically track the object through a scene (even when it moves behind another object for a bit) and replace it with more suitable pixels.
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Why, after all, support both a desktop-like operating system like Chrome OS and Android, which, thanks to its multi-window mode, is becoming more suitable for desktop usage with every release?
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As dorky as AirPods look (and they do look cheesy with the long stems), they're more suitable for most people if only because they last so much longer with the included case.
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You can't hate on Attenborough However, not everyone was a fan of the McBoatface moniker, including the UK's science minister Jo Johnson, who tactfully suggested there were "more suitable" names out there.
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Western and some Arab states believe Moscow aims to create a parallel political track that would undermine the United Nations and lay groundwork for a solution more suitable to the Damascus government.
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Tesla's semi truck is reportedly going to offer between 200 and 300 miles of range on a single charge, which would make it more suitable for medium-length trucking runs between cities.
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A built-in kickstand makes Go more suitable for working or streaming shows on the go, and the promise of a nine-hour battery means you can do both on one charge.
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And by the time he earned more suitable accommodations, fast rising through the ranks of Aikens's Chelsea and Hong Kong restaurants, Sharman departed for a six-month stint at Noma in Copenhagen.
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This drone can't fold and fit in your backpack like the amazing Mavic Pro, but then it's a somewhat more powerful drone, one that may be more suitable for pro-level pursuits.
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In addition, the dating service uses their own scientific method called "29 Dimensions of Compatibility," which finds the best possible matches who are more suitable and make for better partners for you.
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For example, a survey of Irish citizens revealed that a remarkable 91 percent welcomed the fee because they witnessed the drop in litter and found reusable bags more suitable for carrying groceries.
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Male frogs that happened to burp out a few extra notes after whining were automatically favored by females — not because they were more suitable mates, but simply because they were more noticeable.
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It just so happens that in nearly every case, they have in mind a more suitable location for whatever the city is proposing than the place where they themselves happen to live.
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To make sure rural areas have jobs, states should make policy decisions such as targeting jobs that are more suitable for these regions, including food processing, health care and education, Abernathy says.
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Hydrogen fuel cells take less time to refuel than electric car batteries, making them more suitable for use in vehicles that need to stay on the road for prolonged periods of time.
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The South China Sea, by contrast, is much bigger and in parts deeper, making it more suitable for concealed submarine operations, according to Western submariners with extensive experience of patrolling in this area.
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As manufacturing shrinks, the island's remaining entrepreneurs are shifting towards services, including call-centres, business processing, IT services and, perhaps soon, medical tourism, that are more suitable to a high-skilled island economy.
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Photo: Getty / John MooreHoping to color President Trump's wall as a "medieval" solution to border security, Democratic leaders have offered up what they hope Americans view as a more suitable, 21st-century alternative.
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"We can now create structures that can be folded in, and remain viable in, physiological salt concentrations that are more suitable for biological applications of DNA nanostructures," according to lead researcher Björn Högberg.
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It's too early to cave, but Orlando either needs their young players to develop new skills, or consider selling them for more suitable complements to whomever they deem their core of malleable oddities.
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"The FCA has proposed that advisers will be required to demonstrate why any scheme they recommend is more suitable than the consumer's workplace pension scheme," the FCA said in a statement on Tuesday.
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These tend to come in six packs, as they are more suitable for long beer-drinking sessions, while brews like the two Krieks, in their big bottles, may be perfect for candlelight suppers.
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I do find that in all the cases where there is a discrepancy, what the composer wrote is more suitable and fitting to the musical content, to the general poetry of the piece.
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The Modern Fish Act would clarify that federal regulators can implement alternative management approaches more suitable to the nature of recreational fishing while adhering to the conservation principles of the Magnuson-Stevens Act.
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Now, if the rest of his kind can follow his lead -- and with a more suitable partner than the back of a person's head -- we'll have many more seasons of kākāpō procreation to enjoy.
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You can find a more suitable payment plan, like one that will cap your monthly payments at a percentage of your income, or put your loans into forbearance, a temporary postponement of your debt.
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The world's most mysterious family tree Overseas education In the late 70s, Kim Jong Nam started studying in Geneva, but was later moved to Moscow, which was seen as ideologically more suitable, according to Madden.
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This is mainly because of China, which is not only the world's most populous country but also one of the few longitudinally broad ones to use a single time zone (three would be more suitable).
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Once the star contracted, the planet's magma would cool and release gases and water, creating a place more suitable for life right at the time that it moved into the habitable zone of the star.
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It is also important to note that the latter is a riskier portfolio and is more suitable for young individuals in their 20s who have a longer time horizon and can tolerate stock market volatility.
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CCGTs can ramp their production up and down much faster than coal-fired units making them much more suitable for load-following and two-shifting operations (running during the day while switching off at night).
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Some in the market had thought high 9s to 10 more suitable, but the B1/B+/B+ rated deal drew a decent crowd thanks to index eligibility and a nice pick-up to African sovereigns.
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Chief executive officer Dave Keil told TechCrunch in an email that many software testing platform were too slow for the agile method, so they created QASymphony in 2011 to give their clients more suitable tools.
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DETROIT — They crept through this city clutching their rifles, an army of jittery cops and National Guardsmen surrounded by an armored battalion that seemed more suitable for a Vietnam jungle than a Middle American thoroughfare.
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"In the existing environment, what we thought in the recent meeting was the intervention tool is presently more suitable than further cuts in the interest rate or using other tools," Abir told Reuters on Thursday.
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In the 1920s, the company released a low-calorie version called D-Zerta (an unnerving name more suitable for a chemical weapon), and saw its fortunes buoyed by the dieting craze of the mid-'80s.
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But keep in mind, those laws can always be changed — and they can create inflexibility, making it impossible to move to a more suitable home in the same location without seeing a steep rise in rent.
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I'm unable to think of a more suitable adjective to describe the sensibility that would invest, as Forbes did, in Eugene Kupjack's exquisite miniature of Thomas Jefferson's bedroom at Monticello (scale: one inch to one foot).
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Surely, President Trump can come up with a more suitable nominee, someone who doesn't immediately need to untangle ties with special interest groups, someone who can far better uphold the diverse interests of a diverse America.
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"He has very unique data analytical capabilities, whether it's more suitable for an algorithm or how to slice and dice a data set that maybe we haven't thought of because we're in the forest," he said.
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However, if the goal is to simply prevent a Trump win in November while seeking to preserve one's reputation as a conservative—or ensure the survival of the GOP itself, there is another, more suitable option.
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There seemed to be far more suitable locations father north in Texas — ones without a cluster of retirees hanging around — they said, as well as in Georgia, Puerto Rico, Florida, and several other places SpaceX was scouting.
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Some experts assume that an emerging technology like the hyperloop, in which levitating pods would travel at speeds of up to 700 mph through a vacuum tube, would be more suitable for shipping goods rather than people.
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In fact, when you search half-up looks online, you'll be met mostly with romantic styles that are more suitable for proms and weddings than fashion week or L.A.'s coolest new nightclub — but that's all changing.
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Cristobal Viedm tells me the new funding will in part be used to bring Lingokids to the web and Windows/MacOS, which in turn will make it more suitable for teachers delivering lessons via an electronic whiteboard.
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The woman, Liz Gannon-Graydon, 54, corrals a few tables and chairs amid the bustle and noise and sets up the kind of tea party that seems more suitable in a formal parlor or a fancy garden.
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Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a parallel political track that would undermine the United Nations and lay groundwork for a solution more suitable to the Damascus government and its allies.
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Late last year, other U.S. officials said that the assessments done by the Pentagon team suggested that the Centennial Correctional Facility in Colorado is a more suitable site to send detainees whom officials believe should never be released.
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Primates are "a more suitable model where HIV infection induces disease, in order to further demonstrate elimination of HIV-1 DNA in latently infected T cells and other sanctuary sites for HIV-1, including brain cells," he said.
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These days, the hen-shaped sign that hung above the door is gone, replaced by an image of a smiling angel, more suitable for a place that's now named for the center of a holy land: Tsion Café.
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When asked about his succession plan, CEO of Uniqlo parent company Fast Retailing Tadashi Yanai thinks his job is "more suitable for a woman" because "they are persevering, detailed oriented and have an aesthetic sense," he told Bloomberg.
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Cities designed with children in mind would have less traffic and more suitable infrastructure such as wider pavements, multi-functional play spaces and new models like Barcelona's "superblock" system which restricts traffic flow in selected neighborhoods, Arup said.
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Thought Machine could potentially team up with such a BaaS provider to be able to provide an end-to-end solution for clients, making it a more suitable partner for startups that want to enter the banking space.
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But regardless of whether or not you think pumpkin bath products sound like a great idea or a terrible one, let's hope we can all agree that August is way too early for products more suitable for Halloween time.
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But here, the vapid contraction of ancient and modern, and the gross lunges for sex appeal through the striated marble, feel more suitable for a money launderer's powder room than for Lagerfeld's own Memphis-soaked, frequently photographed Monaco apartment.
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"Following a recent review, it was concluded that the best way to secure a longer future for the mine, beyond the current projected 2019 life, is to find a more suitable operator," spokeswoman Pauline Thomas said in a statement.
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I met with a label in 2017, when my record was complete, and a rep told me that if they signed me I'd have to change half the songs on my album to make them more suitable for radio.
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With an easy-pitch design, a built-in telescoping ladder, durable construction, and a price tag that won't break the bank, it's hard to find a rooftop tent more suitable to a wide range of campers than the SkyRise.
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Trump must continue, in return, to make himself accessible to these men, to listen to their advice and to demonstrate a more suitable level of curiosity and seriousness about his war-making responsibilities than he appears to be doing.
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Curiosity's data are providing a clearer and more conclusive picture of the conditions and processes on Mars -- and what it may have been like on the Red Planet billions of years ago, when conditions were more suitable for life.
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DAVID AMRAM There's no more suitable send-off for the Cornelia Street Café — which will close next week after 2486 years as a home of offbeat poetry, jazz, cabaret and theater in Greenwich Village — than a David Amram show.
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The president has already signed an executive order aimed at delaying implementation of Department of Labor rules that prevented money managers from selling high-fee investments that eat into workers' retirement savings rather than more suitable, lower-cost options.
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With Paul, Ariza, and Tucker building an obnoxious prison wall, chomping into passing lanes and mauling points of attack, Houston's most versatile five-man unit is a more suitable match up against Golden State than any lineup that currently exists.
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Nor did their products meet demand: the two firms have mostly failed to supply the 72-cell panels that are standard for the large, utility-scale installations that now predominate; they produced smaller, 60-cell panels more suitable for rooftop solar.
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The central bank has been bringing rates down since 2015, when inflation was in double digits, and is now homing in on a level more suitable for current economic conditions - as well as for its inflation target of 613 percent.
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Once the LP was finished, we drove the old hearse back to our home town of Northampton and a fine fellow by the name of "Reasonable" Ray Kinsey, set about converting it into a more suitable conveyance for the undead.
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He and his colleagues found that by mixing such particles into polymers, including some derived from cornstarch, they could bolster both the strength and the flexibility of biodegradable plastics, making them more suitable for use as food packaging—including egg cartons.
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But Curiosity's data are providing a clearer and more conclusive picture of the conditions and processes on Mars -- and what it may have been like on the Red Planet billions of years ago, when conditions were more suitable for life.
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Google told me they expect people to place the Nest Hub Max in the kitchen or living room but probably not in the bedroom because it has a camera; the Nest Hub, which comes sans camera, is more suitable there.
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The company polled its most loyal customers and found 272% had used a home rental in the prior year — frequently for specific use cases like bachelorette parties and family reunions, for which entire homes are more suitable than hotel rooms.
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"Some people might think that the cups are small so they'll be more suitable for children, and, yes, that's a byproduct, but they're that small because they're the size of the cup of coffee I like to have," he says.
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It is not known how much Beijing keeps in its state soy reserves, but the country typically buys beans from Argentina to replenish those stocks, said traders, as the lower oil content in Argentinian cargoes makes them more suitable for storage.
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Rigotti says there isn't much research on the long-term effects of using nicotine gum, but it's certainly addictive and there are much more suitable, clinically tested drugs for the purposes for which creative-minded users are utilizing the product.
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Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a separate peace process that would undermine the United Nations' efforts while laying the groundwork for a solution more suitable to Assad and his allies Russia and Iran.
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One of my go-to tricks (though it's admittedly more suitable for fall and winter than the dead of summer) is tucking my top into a pair of tights, instead of letting it hang and cover the top half of the skirt.
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Some Republicans have urged party leaders to confirm Garland in the post-election session if Clinton wins the White House, arguing that Obama's nominee would be ideologically more suitable than one by a new Democratic president and potentially with a Democratic Senate majority.
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The so-called southern passage includes several narrow, shallow waterways that pose dangers for large cruise vessels, whereas the northern route, which tends to have more ice even at the end of the summer melt season, is more suitable for larger ships.
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Many groups are scrambling to draw up their lobbying wish lists, after having prepared agendas more suitable to a Democratic Senate and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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It was published in 18473, and though it's nominally an autobiography, it looks more a coffee-table book than the collected wisdom of a captain of industry — and it's certainly more suitable for the aesthete than for the M.B.A. in your life.
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Think of it as the cost of being right: the mental and emotional energy that goes into sorting out what's wrong with this gift system, determining a more suitable alternative, defending your views, worrying about what your peers think, and so on.
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This blend of rigidity and flexibility makes the Vie-Long 12705 a great alternative to other natural brush materials if you want something more pliable than boar bristles yet more suitable for hard soaps and mug-lathering than a plushier badger brush.
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" She said she told Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan that it was a "dangerous precedent" that "private interests and people who don't like a particular American ambassador could combine to, you know, find somebody who was more suitable for their interests.
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It's more suitable for wiping entire disks or all the free space on a disk at once rather than individual files, but in any case this is often a better way of securely wiping sensitive data, especially on the newer SSD drives as we've mentioned.
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U.S. banks have said London would almost certainly remain their primary hub in Europe irrespective of Brexit, citing a broader pool of talent, a more suitable legal and regulatory framework and an Anglo-Saxon workplace culture as factors giving the British capital an edge.
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A 21st-century approach to careers advice would see employers across industries identify transferable skills: rather than thinking of e-commerce as a natural move for shop assistants, their ability to handle customers might make them more suitable for roles in health care, for example.
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The motivation behind the policy change remains unclear, but Google has been explicit about trying to make the Google Play store more suitable for children, likely inspired by an FTC complaint filed in December urging an investigation into apps for kids in the Play Store.
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Closed loop systems like Felica process the payment between reader and card in as quick as 0.1 second, and are touted to be more suitable for public transportation systems, where people need to tap and go through the gates quickly and in high volume.
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Tribes are susceptible to loss of cultural, spiritual, and economic relations to species such as moose or salmon as habitats change occur faster because their reservations are too small or fragmented to allow indigenous communities to follow the species' movements to more suitable ecosystems.
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"We need to conduct a more global strategic environmental assessment to identify a more suitable location to build a coal-fired power plant that Thailand needs," Siri said, adding that a decision on the plants' locations could be made towards the end of this year.
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The rise in on-demand services from the likes of Uber, Lyft and Postmates is fuelling a new workforce of freelancers in the service industry who are not tied to single places of employment and can work hours that are more suitable to them.
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His lab was to move to Vancouver, British Columbia, and he was to move with it, but when that whole plan suddenly came apart and he was faced with finding a more suitable place to call home, she invited him to move in with her.
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While individuals acting alone or in groups should always be free to conduct boycotts, targeting a corporation's ability to access credit through, at best, questionable use of the levers of government, is a power play more suitable for corrupt authoritarian governments than to democracy.
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When I asked Jonathan Grado whether the company would build a closed-back pair — which would be more suitable for using outdoors because of its sound isolation between your music and the outside world — he (half-)jokingly replied, "Let's see where we are in another 65 years."
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The U.S. has been trying to block shipments of refined fuels to the Latin American country to prevent it from blending it with its heavy crude oil to make it more suitable for export, part of an effort to ratchet up pressure on socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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Below are all the 181 questions we asked during the 1643-19 school year (available here as a PDF), divided into two categories — those that easily lend themselves to classroom debate and persuasive writing, and those that are more suitable for creative, personal or reflective writing.
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Elena, who now understands why Mia has taken Bebe's side in the custody battle, sees Mia as a criminal, a selfish person who stole a baby from a couple who would have made, in Elena's eyes, far more suitable parents with endless resources to give Pearl.
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That has not stopped a string of lurid allegations and claims over how the wealthy country managed to convince FIFA's board members that it was more suitable than rivals including Japan, South Korea, Australia and the United States, which it defeated in a final runoff vote.
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But Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a separate peace process that would undermine U.N. efforts to broker a peace deal while laying the groundwork for a solution more suitable to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his allies, Russia and Iran.
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Except, the film was shot thousands of miles away, in Morocco's Marrakesh and Ouarzazate (pronounced Wa-za-zat), a home from home for Hollywood directors looking to recreate a host of landscapes without any of the risks, costs and nightmarish logistics of filming in other, perhaps more suitable countries.
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In each of the sections we've pointed to a few possible purchases just to give you an idea of what we're talking about, but this is by no means a comprehensive buyer's guide—have a shop around and you might find something even more suitable for your needs.
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According to Athena Karp of HiredScore, a startup that uses algorithms to screen candidates for J&J and others, only around 15-20% of applicants typically hold the right qualifications for a job, but they are rarely told why they were not hired, nor are they pointed to more suitable jobs.
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Using private litigation as the primary enforcement mechanism is an ineffective method of regulation and will undoubtedly continue to deprive the average American of investment options — options that may be more suitable for an individual's portfolio than the choices prescribed by the Department of Labor or favored by the trial bar.
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His handlers are presuming that having seen Mr. Biden dispatched and Mr. Buttigieg all-but-anointed, the Democratic primary electorate in the Super Tuesday states (and beyond) would recoil with buyer's remorse and scramble to find a more "suitable" (meaning "not gay," although no one will ever admit it) replacement.
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Batteries with longer lifespans make electric cars more suitable for long-distance travel—an important point for many private car owners who, even though most of the journeys they make are already within the range of a single charge, do not want to risk getting caught out chargeless and miles from home.
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"I thought that this was a dangerous precedent, that as far as I could tell, since I didn't have any other explanation, that private interests and people who don't like a particular American ambassador could combine to, you know, find somebody who was more suitable for their interests," she testified on Oct.
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It must be said that while The Magnificent Seven is rated PG-13, at least 100 men are shot and/or blown up in this film, and the idea that gun violence is more suitable for teenagers than two "fucks" in a comedy like Don't Think Twice proves just how backward and broken the MPAA really is.
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Even if it was not in her nature to acknowledge (nevermind praise) the strengths of others, Thorn knew she would find no partner more suitable among the immortals (and the mortals, of course, did not even bear her consideration.) So Thorn called out, her voice ringing clear and harsh as the tolling of a morning bell.
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For all the talk of a so-called "technoise" movement in the late aughts and the wider trend of noise dudes fixing their busted drum machines into patterns more suitable for the club, his work over the last several decades with the esteemed Midwest freaks in Wolf Eyes and on his own as Regression remained delightfully and deliriously abstract.
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"The next stage would be to repeat the study in primates, a more suitable animal model where HIV infection induces disease, in order to further demonstrate elimination of HIV-1 DNA in latently infected T cells and other sanctuary sites for HIV-1, including brain cells," said co-author of the study Dr. Khalili in a statement.
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The author's inclusiveness is undeniable, yet it is because it is so inclusive that one feels the acute absence of artists like Elliott Green, Julian Hatton, Joyce Kozloff or Greg Lindquist, any of whom would have been more suitable candidates than Will Cotton or Barnaby Furnas, whose confectionary still lifes and gestural sweep respectively seem a quirk too far in a landscape study.
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What's at Stake Had Donald Trump spent an entire year scouring the country for someone to weaken clean air and clean water laws and repudiate America's leadership role in the global battle against climate change, he could not have found a more suitable candidate than Scott Pruitt, the Oklahoma attorney general, whom he picked on Wednesday to run the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The Form 2 is a different beast altogether, and while it's more expensive, it is also aimed at a more high-end set of users, with a number of features making it more suitable for high-end use — not least a laser that is twice as powerful, and a cartridge-based resin system to minimize the hassle involved with having to fill the reservoirs.
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Eyeing polls showing Mr. Gantz's Blue and White party slipping behind Mr. Netanyahu's Likud party, and Mr. Netanyahu pulling away on the question of who was more suitable to lead, Mr. Gantz direly warned voters that a vote for anyone but him was a vote to keep Mr. Netanyahu in the official residence on Jerusalem's Balfour Street — and for the end of Israeli democracy.
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And here is a question: When will Washington find a more suitable alternative to the law of entropy (hey, we have to be everywhere to prevent chaos and our enemies from taking over) and realize that America cannot sustain that sort of growing stress on its resources when the limits of labor and physical capital are setting the noninflationary economic growth at a pathetic 1.5 percent?
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Barker, who has been looking for the fungus in Montana, said there are two hypotheses for how changes in climate could make Coccidioides more prevalent in the US: The fungus will establish itself in new regions as they become more suitable to the organism, or the fungus already exists in a lot of these places at low levels and will be able to expand as the climate becomes hotter and drier.
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