Winters in the U.S. seem to be growing more unpredictable.
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She criticized Trump's pledge to make make America more unpredictable.
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"We must, as a nation, be more unpredictable," Trump said.
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The freshman class is hipper, over all, and more unpredictable.
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The rules of the game have also become more unpredictable.
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Still, the South seemed more dangerous, more violent, more unpredictable.
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" He recently said, "We must, as a nation, be more unpredictable.
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We must... (APPLAUSE) ... we must as a nation be more unpredictable.
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The fires aren't just getting bigger; they're becoming more unpredictable, too.
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That leads to more unpredictable harvests and it hurts the local economy.
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STOLTENBERG: We are responding to a more unpredictable and uncertain security environment.
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But the family reactions are often more unpredictable than the scene itself.
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In this unpredictable political year, we have one more unpredictable political variable.
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The Trump White House's already chaotic path may be even more unpredictable.
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"Also Australia is becoming more unpredictable in terms of cyclones," he said.
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"It could create an even more unpredictable and tense situation," he said.
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Rainfall in Guatemala is becoming more unpredictable, resulting in crop losses, he said.
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And that will make this already surprising presidential election all the more unpredictable.
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But life outside Saturday morning TV can be more unpredictable; Voltron sometimes loses.
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We made it because we live in a more unpredictable and uncertain world.
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When you feel morally justified, that feels more long-lasting and more unpredictable.
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Compared to the day's first hearing, the House hearing is a bit more unpredictable.
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It's more unpredictable than ever when it comes to guessing what labels will claim.
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"They're in the more unpredictable business of making programming that people love," Verna said.
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But, the thinking runs, an isolated Russia could turn yet more unpredictable and dangerous.
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Life with the mother was so much more unpredictable than life with the father.
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Beyond that, it gets more unpredictable; we really don't know what's going to happen.
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The results are more unpredictable this year given no polls have been conducted recently.
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It has only become more unpredictable in recent years because of a warming climate.
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An increasingly confident Russia is far more unpredictable now, the EIU's Demarais told CNBC.
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We see a more unpredictable security landscape with the rise of terrorism, of ISIS.
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RATMANSKY It's exciting and can give brilliant results, but it's more unpredictable and difficult.
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We're louder, coarser, more unpredictable; the radio is at full volume, stuck between stations, forever.
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It would put politicians back at centre-stage in energy markets, making policy more unpredictable.
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So in the end, the broadcast may be more unpredictable, and more interesting, than usual.
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Though milder than Brueghel's, the weather is also tougher and more unpredictable in Wagner's world.
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But as the climate warms and rainfall becomes more unpredictable, they are struggling to survive.
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It's hard to think of a weirder, edgier, or more unpredictable teen movie than this.
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The answer is simple: Do more and more unpredictable things that draw people back in.
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Income is also becoming more unpredictable, the report finds, especially for people 26 to 49.
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The 2016 Oscars are already more unpredictable than the awards show has been in years.
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"The scheduling of work has become a lot more unpredictable for many people," he said.
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Trial by jury is a phenomenon more unpredictable than the spin of a roulette wheel.
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And sales are far more unpredictable, he said, because bidders can pop up unexpectedly online.
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But it would also, we hope, include some judges whose votes might be more unpredictable.
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They also expect more unpredictable rainfall and declining crop yields in large parts of Africa.
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The company argued failure to overturn the ruling would create more unpredictable conditions for corporations.
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This year's 2020 nominees illustrate why its known as one of the more unpredictable shows.
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This year's edition was more diverse, more unpredictable, and, in a good way, more chaotic.
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They also felt parents argued more (8%) and behaved in a more unpredictable way (8%).
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It remains close — and in many respects, the atmosphere will now be more unpredictable than ever.
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Not only are wine growing regions getting hotter, weather is also becoming more unpredictable, scientists say.
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It is seen as more unpredictable than Amazon, which seems committed to making and showing content.
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Third, weather has become more variable as a result of climate change, making yields more unpredictable.
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At the same time, Australia's dry and variable climate is becoming even drier and more unpredictable.
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If it shakes up the status quo and makes for more unpredictable stories, let the heads roll.
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Most frighteningly, the creatures appear to be evolving, in ways that make them more unpredictable and dangerous.
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Feet might swell, morning sickness may last all day, and emotions can be more unpredictable than ever.
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"We must, as a nation, be more unpredictable," he said during a speech in Washington in April.
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While K22 has been marketed to mimic the effects of marijuana, officials say it is more unpredictable.
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Or that the Democratic convention in Philadelphia would be more unpredictable than the GOP convention in Cleveland?
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"In some ways, Bob is scarier than Harvey, as Bob is more unpredictable," says the first source.
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Kerr saw firsthand how Jackson and Jordan approached Dennis Rodman, a far freer and more unpredictable spirit.
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"We must as a nation be more unpredictable," he said in an April 2016 foreign policy speech.
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"Things have become so much more unpredictable in terms of our course of direction," she told me.
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When voters change their minds they often dabble with smaller parties, which makes things more unpredictable still.
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That being said, we do project with climate change, for weather to become more unpredictable and extreme.
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"The more unpredictable it becomes at Daytona, the more predictable it becomes in its unpredictability," he said.
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As the Navy experiments with a more unpredictable deployment model, some fear that could become the norm.
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We have already seen in the primaries that the electorate is much more unpredictable than many experts anticipated.
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Longer droughts and more unpredictable winds turn what would once have been manageable fires into region-wide catastrophes.
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In fact, it's yet another industry that's going to suffer as the climate gets more and more unpredictable.
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Like Microsoft's Tay bot, they're just doing what they're told, albeit on a grander and more unpredictable scale.
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Trump has consistently argued that past US foreign policy approaches have failed — and promised to be more unpredictable.
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But you can also keep abreast of the far more unpredictable messaging you can find on social media.
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That makes the shootings more unpredictable and random and can happen in fast, concentrated bursts, the police said.
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But both have viable challengers, and Maine's new ranked-voting system makes Tuesday's election a bit more unpredictable.
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Buruma intends to feature a more unpredictable ideological roster, given the unprecedented nature of the country's political climate.
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The loads it would receive in an earthquake are likely to be much more intense and more unpredictable.
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Any attempt at regime change in Iran could destabilize the volatile Middle East in even more unpredictable ways.
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Plus, they historically earn a steady rate of return, as opposed to individual stocks, which are far more unpredictable.
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More Life's highlights are so tasty I only wish it were even messier, even more dissociated, even more unpredictable.
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"We must as a nation be more unpredictable," he said in his first major foreign policy speech, in April.
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"He played very aggressive tennis and was more unpredictable than players I have faced in the past," he said.
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Breaking away from that position, even when the United States is becoming more unpredictable, is still a major challenge.
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The alarming answer from some in Russia is: No, but the situation is in some ways even more unpredictable.
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The danger is a downward spiral in relations with the West that could lead to still more unpredictable confrontations.
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" Up until now, Trump has consistently fulfilled only one campaign promise: "We must as a nation be more unpredictable.
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For Tiffany, 214, the demise of Backpage's adult listings has made things far more unpredictable — and dangerous, she said.
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David Berger believes the force needs to be more unpredictable and more dispersed to deter adversaries in the Pacific.
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Under the young Kim's rule, Pyongyang has become more unpredictable, the human rights situation on the ground reportedly significantly worse.
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Checking your bank account near the end of the month can be more unpredictable than the Deciem drama on Instagram.
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Index funds also historically earn a steady rate of return, as opposed to individual stocks, which are far more unpredictable.
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NTULELE, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Besides more unpredictable weather and changing crop diseases, Kenyan farmers face another worry: counterfeit seed.
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The vote was held under a new proportional system that has confused some voters and made the contest more unpredictable.
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The conflict between Kavanaugh and his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, has sharply exacerbated polarization and made the midterms more unpredictable.
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Deutsche Bank is heavily dependent on Wall Street revenue, which can be far more unpredictable than revenue from other businesses.
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However, Alaska is notoriously hard to survey and the last-minute shake-up makes the governor's race even more unpredictable.
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But as the supply from the Mediterranean becomes more unpredictable, some bottlers are looking elsewhere as future sources of oil.
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"Climate is becoming more and more unpredictable," said Aaron Fait, a biochemistry professor at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
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"What Trump will do is getting more unpredictable now that he is into 'garbage time' [as U.S. president]," Lu said.
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It's more challenging in primaries than in general elections, because there are far more undecided voters and turnout is more unpredictable.
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He served his mission well, putting the Republican base at ease and offering a steady presence alongside the more unpredictable Trump.
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"She's still a wild card, but a wild card without a real true mission is a lot more unpredictable," she said.
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The result is something richer and more unpredictable than any novelist—especially John Grisham, maybe, but not only him—could conceive.
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Breaking up OPEC with legal action could leave the global oil market fractured, causing larger and more unpredictable "boom-bust" periods.
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One of the things I've learned in a lifetime in journalism is that people are always more unpredictable than their categories.
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Late in the day, the infield at Kauffman Stadium is known to dry out, which produces bigger and more unpredictable bounces.
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Enjoy it while it lasts Ski seasons are getting noticeably shorter, and the changing weather patterns are making snowfalls more unpredictable.
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"The market is still very dynamic, but what works is more unpredictable," said Stephen Gilula, the co-chairman of Fox Searchlight.
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In the months that followed, Skalnik's behavior became more unpredictable, and he began heading out of town "on business," he said.
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"We must as a nation be more unpredictable," Trump said in a summer 2016 speech to the Center for the National Interest.
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With two months to go before the first-round, the French presidential election has become more unpredictable than any in recent history.
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While everyone else has basically done what was presumed of them, Skip has been… more unpredictable, working in the shadows at FOX.
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The murky role that Trump and Kushner family business interests play in guiding policy make Trump-era diplomacy seem even more unpredictable.
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Then, as Trump's numbers tanked and he got more and more unpredictable, Republicans openly worried that the majority could be in play.
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The further and faster the Fed hikes, the more unpredictable are the consequences and the wider is the range of possible outcomes.
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Two Democrats said the next speaker's job is more unpredictable than ever -- and Hoyer's path to become speaker is far from clear.
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Now, the music business is much more corrupted, and much more unpredictable, and much more to a degree like the Wild West.
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Over the decades, layers of additions to the process have made it more complicated, more unpredictable, less clear, and less Veteran-friendly.
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"You don't have the more unpredictable tension of fighting your friends, you do get that hard pressure of the game," Fischer said.
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Climate models show that Cape Town is destined to face a drier future, with rains becoming more unpredictable in the coming decades.
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But in a more unpredictable world, where Europe is battling instability from outside its borders and populism within, it risks becoming a liability.
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But new research finds hourly workers of color in the industries have more unpredictable hours and last-minute schedules than their white colleagues.
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Autonomous systems make wars more unpredictable and harder to supervise; and they make it harder to assign responsibility for what happens during conflict.
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Countries that are less open may be more unpredictable, but it should be hoped they can find a way calmly through the storm.
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Some fear that as well as delaying progress on reforms, a further centralisation of power by Erdogan will make economic policy more unpredictable.
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Natural disasters are becoming more unpredictable and harder to prepare for, requiring farmers to have access to a strong federal crop insurance program.
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But the political and economic climate has become more unpredictable since then, and owners of important artworks have grown more hesitant about selling.
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Her husband's job as a carpenter has slowed in recent days and gotten more unpredictable as people cancel or delay residential construction jobs.
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The French leader matched this defensive decision -- which freed him to set a more unpredictable agenda -- with an offense move of his own.
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Once he returns home to look after Patrick, whose mother (Gretchen Mol) is out of the picture, things become a little more unpredictable.
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In fact, climate change is already hurting Ethiopia's coffee growers: days and nights are already warmer, and the weather is more unpredictable and extreme.
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Mr Kubota spies danger in the government's encouragement of savers to switch to shares: if it succeeds, banks' funding will become "much more unpredictable".
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We all know that long-wear makeup can last a lot longer than most, but how it wears down can be far more unpredictable.
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The Discard Zoolock strategy is far more unpredictable, so if you're looking for a consistently effective build, stick with the original style of Zoo.
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But if SpaceX is able to land its rockets gently on a smaller, more unpredictable surface, it means the company has much more flexibility.
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Mr Batchelor agrees something must be done, since NPS users become more addicted and more unpredictable in their behaviour than many other drug users.
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A short distance way away, in another terminal, something more unpredictable than the weather had begun to sweep across the New York airport: Panic.
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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted multiple levels of the supply chain, which makes certain aspects of the job a bit more unpredictable than usual.
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The Cloverfield "universe" is one of the more unpredictable and interesting franchises in mainstream cinema today — if you can even call it a franchise.
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Golfers teeing off in the afternoon faced a more unpredictable, swirling wind, and for the most part, the scores reflected the change in weather.
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Kratom comes in several forms and the capsules, liquid energy shots, and gum can often have more unpredictable effects compared to the raw leaves.
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" One of The Verge's resident GoT experts, Chaim Gartenberg, agreed, noting that death in the show was much more unpredictable when following Martin's "vicious hand.
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Well folks, 2016, the year you tweeted so oft about with shaken fist, is finally over and 2017, it's even more unpredictable sequel is here.
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"Make no mistake, today's strategic security environment is more unpredictable than I have seen in my 35 years of service," Joint Chiefs Vice Chairman Gen.
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Like you, Uranus does things its own way, and because Uranus is in your sign, you've been acting even more unpredictable (and genius) than usual.
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At a minimum, what some Republicans assumed would be a straightforward contest with Mr. Biden has suddenly become more unpredictable because of the Democratic debates.
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"Our goal is that, in the playoffs, we're a little more unpredictable and better able to handle the different situations that come up," he said.
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The other fresh aspect of Dark Fate is the latest Terminator model, which comes with some new tech options designed to make fights more unpredictable.
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"In a more dangerous and more unpredictable world, it is important to have friends and allies," Mr. Stoltenberg said at the White House on Wednesday.
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The runoff between Ms. Handel and the Democrat Jon Ossoff for Mr. Price's old seat, which will take place on June 20, is more unpredictable.
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SELELE, Uganda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Amina Shale, a Somali farmer, says worsening droughts and ever more unpredictable weather are making getting a crop ever harder.
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Because a natural starter produces dough that is both more flavorful and more unpredictable than a yeast dough, it is a far less commercial choice.
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Tiffany Haddish is having a triumphant year, and her hilarity and infectious enthusiasm are making the Oscars red carpet a far better – and more unpredictable — place.
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Clinton is favored by markets as a status quo candidate with known policies, while her rival Republican Donald Trump is seen as more unpredictable and volatile.
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"Tencent and Didi each picking a different winner makes the competition much more unpredictable and interesting," said Cao Yang, Beijing-based analyst at internet consultant IResearch.
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"However, as we said in June, we remain sensibly cautious in the light of the political environment in several of our markets becoming markedly more unpredictable".
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He has repeatedly called for a more unpredictable foreign policy, arguing he would not publicly remove nuclear weapons from the nation's military strategies under any circumstances.
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"High readiness is essential in a more unpredictable world, so I expect we will also agree a NATO readiness initiative, the Four Thirties," Stoltenberg said Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, several legal experts have said that conservatives are relieved with Trump's decision, and glad he didn't screw it up by picking a more unpredictable judge.
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Together, Hatch says, those abrupt shifts made his brand of traditional cheesemaking feel much more unpredictable and hostile than he and his young family could stomach.
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Music seems to be the most consistent aspect of Ms. Hanna's unstable life, made more unpredictable by the mental illness she has struggled with since childhood.
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And that could produce a more unpredictable politics that forces both parties to fight across a wider battlefield than either has usually faced in recent years.
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The women's game, which is also played with 123 seeds, has been more unpredictable and egalitarian, even as Williams has racked up many a major title.
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It's harder to do that with live videos — they're obviously more unpredictable — but going from one platform to the other throws the difference into sharp relief.
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But farmer James Muchangi thinks tilapia and catfish might be his crop of the future as climate change brings more unpredictable weather and worsening crop failures.
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People close to the president warned that Trump is even more unpredictable when he's angry, raising the possibility that he could go way off script here.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Three-times Tour de France winner Greg LeMond believes the use of team radios should be restricted to make the three-week race more unpredictable.
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"We're facing stronger and more unpredictable events," said Miguel Torres Maczassek, the general manager of Familia Torres, as we walked in the Sant Miquel vineyard in May.
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With the alt-right driving more of this disruptive online culture than ever, the unknown variables of our internet life are now also more unpredictable than ever.
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"I started wearing a hat backwards just because I thought it was cool, to be honest," said Nick Kyrgios, the new and more unpredictable Australian No. 1.
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But that could prove ineffective against a Chinese government that worries that trade limits could worsen conditions in the North, making the situation there even more unpredictable.
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Using controlled low flames and the power of the wind, the groups clear grasses and kindling that fuel the more unpredictable blazes that occur during fire season.
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They use carefully controlled low flames and the power of the wind to clear grasses and kindling, the materials that fuel more unpredictable blazes during fire season.
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Saturday's result, which came in slop that made the race itself more unpredictable, marked the sixth year in a row that the favorite had won the Derby.
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He argued that Australia was experiencing a moment of reconsideration about how to relate to China at a time when the United States had become more unpredictable.
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More than 3 million urban dwellers could be at risk of flooding from extreme rainfall by 2050 as climate change brings more unpredictable weather hazards, the study said.
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The next trough in oil prices could come just as OPEC members gather in Algeria next month — and that could make for an interesting, and more unpredictable outcome.
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However, Ms Le Pen is seen as likely to do much better than Mr Le Pen because she is more moderate, while French politics has become more unpredictable.
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Nonetheless, the implications are becoming clearer as the years proceed; the internet itself has quickened the pace of our history, even as it makes the future more unpredictable.
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The 2016 running mate competition is more unpredictable than usual this cycle, given the possibility that Republicans could convene in Cleveland without knowing who their nominee will be.
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For some people, contemplating the possibility of the thylacine's survival seems to make the world feel bigger and wilder and more unpredictable, and humans smaller and less significant.
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Today's wildfire seasons are on average 78 days longer than in the 85033s and are projected to grow hotter, more unpredictable, and more expensive in the coming years.
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When he laments the present-day media's role in our "national balkanization," he's simply describing a world that is open to a wider, more unpredictable array of voices.
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While some of the wettest parts of the world are seeing heavier and more unpredictable precipitation, scientists say, some drier parts of the planet are becoming measurably drier.
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"He's a bit more unpredictable than people thought," said Ed Turzanski, an international policy and national security expert at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, a think tank in Philadelphia.
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But that is not the case this time, showing how much this season stands out and the danger the country faces with more unpredictable weather patterns in the future.
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But the pope himself remains both more cautious than his friends — the men he appointed to succeed Mueller and Scola are moderate, not radical — and also perhaps more unpredictable.
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Calling witnesses would make the trial much more unpredictable for the White House and Republican Senate leadership, which was caught by surprise by the revelations in Bolton's book manuscript.
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The smaller regional parties are not big enough to take on the BJP or Congress nationwide but have grown stronger since 2014, making this election all the more unpredictable.
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The effects of man-made climate change are melting the mountain, dethawing decades' worth of garbage and human bodies left behind by commercial climbers and leading to more unpredictable weather.
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A turnout above 53 percent could also make the result more unpredictable as it would suggest many voters who said they planned to abstain ended up going to the polls.
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Investors are still working through the implications of Trump's surprise election and are bracing for much more unpredictable markets for higher-risk assets, including lower-rated and second-lien loans.
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As climate change brings longer droughts and more unpredictable rainfall, herders often need to travel further and to less-well-known areas to find grass and water for their animals.
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Giving storms a mind of their own can be beneficial to preparedness or backfire, making them seem less threatening or more unpredictable, undercutting the real science that's gone into forecasting.
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Their next record, Butch, is a great album in its own right: its punk songs are more frenzied, its country songs are prettier, and its experimental tracks are more unpredictable.
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This metabolic state is meant to help us with survival, Lofton says—it's an evolutionary response that traces back to prehistoric times when the supply of food was more unpredictable.
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Bainbridge's work is as spare and macabre as Muriel Spark's, but there's a rawness to it, a lack of ontological underpinning, that can make it even more unpredictable and disturbing.
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In contrast, the more unpredictable N.H.L. playoffs have given us a 6-8 matchup (Devils-Kings, 2012) more recently than a 1-1 (the last was Avalanche-Devils, in 2001).
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Now that al-Naimi is out, some experts say the oil market could become even more unpredictable particularly in the hands of bin salman, an unknown who some see as erratic.
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If her party takes control of the legislature, that would remove a source of instability: conflict with lawmakers made Mr Chen's presidency even more unpredictable than it otherwise would have been.
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Young voters are one of the more unpredictable factors in the 2016 election, because they're more likely than other age groups to support Sanders and less likely to vote in general.
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While the Navy has had to respond to unexpected malfunctions, the latest move appears to be part of the Navy's "dynamic force employment," which aims to make the force more unpredictable.
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The diversified farm is an example of "climate-smart agriculture" - farming techniques that help growers and herders continue to make a living, even as climate change brings harsher and more unpredictable conditions.
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Ordóñez, by regularly and randomly expanding the language of the shortstop position, exposed how limited even that sentimental conception of shortstop was; he opened the door onto something stranger and more unpredictable.
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That's because a Moore victory would not only deal a significant blow to McConnell's political organization ahead of the 2018 primary season, but also give McConnell one more unpredictable senator to handle.
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Washington (CNN Business)Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, is switching up the central bank's playbook in 2019, trading a steady pattern of quarterly rate hikes for a more unpredictable approach.
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But in the finale, we return to the commotion of the first movement, now less stable and more unpredictable, the way a busy city's streets can change suddenly from block to block.
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Roberts, a nominee of President George W. Bush, has stalwart conservative credentials, but over time he has become more unpredictable and has sided with the Court's liberal bloc in high-profile cases.
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Mountain-sourced water supplies, which provide about half of all drinking water worldwide, is becoming more unpredictable as warmer temperatures melt glaciers and change precipitation patterns and river levels, affecting countries unevenly.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bankers, brokers and money managers are pulling in extra staff to handle any big market moves on Thursday night as tightening polls make the outcome of the British election more unpredictable.
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While events like sports, awards shows or debates still draw an audience whether it's on TV or online, viewers are more unpredictable when it comes to brand, media company or personality-led livestreams.
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For Republicans, Trump's behavior is growing more unpredictable even as his reelection campaign moves forward, making it harder to defend the president even as their political futures are increasingly tied to his own.
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Their labor has brought back the seeds of more than 213 wild cousins of agricultural species, which can bolster food security with their genetic diversity as the planet's climate becomes ever more unpredictable.
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It's one of the more unpredictable ceremonies of the awards season, thanks to its tendency to honor slightly less traditional works than the Oscars or the Emmys, as well as its open bar.
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As the ballot approaches in late April, the outcome appears more unpredictable after the surprising Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump, one analyst told CNBC that France is the current big concern.
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We thought the book would give us a blueprint for what this series would be, but as it turns out, that source material is more like the spark for a far more unpredictable fire.
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The comments from IMF come after Moody's confirmed Poland's credit rating but cut its outlook to negative on Saturday, citing rising fiscal risks and the new government's shift to more unpredictable policies and legislation.
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The race for best film is getting more unpredictable, as Spotlight was named best film at the Screen Actors Guild Awards with The Big Short winning in that category at the Producers Guild Awards.
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That could in turn make the House playing field a little more unpredictable as races will increasingly hinge on local candidate quality, which tends to be obviated by millions of dollars in outside spending.
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Beyond that, the crisis surrounding the coronavirus has cast a cloud of uncertainty over the race, scrambling the primary, forcing Mr. Sanders to forgo his signature rallies and making the process even more unpredictable.
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But its 2015 follow-up, which Mr. Mills produced with the band, used a far broader and more unpredictable sonic palette, from punk to shoegaze; it won a Grammy for best alternative music album.
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Now, a comprehensive new report enumerates the cascade of grim consequences that are destroying ancient ways of life and could push the rest of the planet towards even more unpredictable and rapid climate change.
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The oil market is likely to become progressively more unpredictable over the coming months, analysts have told CNBC, in the latest sign dynamics shaping crude futures have dramatically shifted since the crude rally began.
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The problem for the rest of the world, which has grown used to aluminium's relatively low level of volatility, is that all this is happening just as the Chinese aluminium market becomes more unpredictable.
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The broader picture, however, looks unpleasantly clear: Mainland Europe, and France in particular, is facing a vicious, repeated string of attacks that are hard to stop and likely to produce ever more unpredictable political consequences.
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That bucks the traditional flow of hand-me-down planes from North American carriers to counterparts in emerging-market countries and makes an already volatile market for Boeing Co. and Airbus Group SE more unpredictable.
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He has made "rock stars out of trap boys" and still collects their cheques even if their relationships sour, which they might because as Orphan Black confirms, clones are often more unpredictable than their originals.
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Unleashed to say and do what he wants when he wants -- and increasingly convinced that he is being victimized by, well, everyone -- Trump is likely to get even more unpredictable in the weeks to come.
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Those slopes are signposted as such to warn skiers of an approaching terrain that is steeper, narrower, and bumpier than all but the most expert skiers can navigate, made even more unpredictable by frequent weather changes.
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Melenchon's emergence over the past week has raised the possibility that he will square off against far-right leader Marine Le Pen in the decisive second round in May, making the final result far more unpredictable.
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Furthermore, sociability and social experiences in our communities have changed as a result of mobile device use, and human behaviors and patterns have become more unpredictable, temporal, and heterogeneous—and thus, less able to be codified.
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"We will ... need to increase our flexibility in order to improve our responsiveness to changes in the market, which is more and more unpredictable in an increasingly uncertain world," Dassault said in a statement on Thursday.
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Whilst next year's election in March is devoid of real suspense about who will win, what follows is more unpredictable as attention will turn to what happens after Putin's final term - under the current constitution - ends.
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Unlike the long list of Trump Cabinet members who left in his first nearly two years in office, Mattis' standing was rarely in doubt, even though he was widely seen as constraining the president's more unpredictable impulses.
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Britain's political leaders might like to see themselves as middle-of-the-road and part of the responsible mainstream, but the 2016 referendum on leaving the European Union has them embracing an ever more unpredictable-looking Brexit.
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The threats we must prepare for are more unpredictable, messier, and on a smaller scale, with non-state actors like ISIL as well as competitors like Russia and China challenging us in arenas far from traditional battlefields.
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HABERMAN: Would you, you were just talking about the nuclear world we live in, and you've said many times, and I've heard you say it throughout the campaign, that you want the U.S. to be more unpredictable.
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So on Thursday at 4:08 pm Eastern time, before the final night of what has been a chaotic and even-more-unpredictable-than-expected Republican National Convention, 21st Century Fox made the Ailes-is-out announcement.
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" He sows this feeling of uncertainty into the composition of the book, replacing a traditional arc with "a more unpredictable narrative structure that is full of triumphs, twists, reversals, victories, lulls and low points, big and small.
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The result is that the President is leading Washington, the nation and the world into an even more unpredictable phase, testing the limits of his political power at home and putting the international system under extreme strain.
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The U.S. move also creates a more unpredictable environment in the Middle East, in which Iran could choose to lash out against U.S. interests more openly or keep chipping away at them and extending its regional influence.
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That assumes, however, that a war in the region wouldn't escalate to a global crisis and that North Korea might not take advantage of US capitulation to sell a nuke to an even more unpredictable enemy like ISIS.
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Thanks to Simon — a character unique to the show — and some pivotal changes to Negan and Dwight's arcs, TV viewers are getting a storyline that feels richer and more unpredictable than what played out in Robert Kirkman's comic.
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As ever, you can expect the biggest galleries in the world to showcase the latest from their star artists, but the more unpredictable Focus, Frame, and Spotlight sections of the fair tend to hold the most pleasant surprises.
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Loosely organized, largely disconnected from political parties and employing sometimes divergent tactics, their spread highlights how a judicial crackdown emanating from Madrid has paralyzed the independence drive but also made it more unpredictable - and at times more radical.
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Although things could be a little more unpredictable and prone to volatility in the short-term amid trade concerns, fundamentals remained strong for Asian markets, said Sukumar Rajah, director of portfolio management at Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity.
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I was 20, halfway through college, and I had suspected for years that something about my mind was very different from my peers' — my behavior more reckless, my moods more unpredictable, my sleeping and eating patterns more irregular.
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Mr. Tomoyoshi said that using coal to maintain a temperature of between 1,472 and 5423,832 degrees Fahrenheit was less precise than more easily controlled sources of heat, but the uneven temperatures created more unpredictable flavors as a result.
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In an interview Wednesday, Dyck noted that referendums like the Colombian peace vote or Brexit "are among the hardest things to poll accurately," since voters tend be more unpredictable on issue elections than on votes involving candidates or parties.
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An upset in the election in April for the governor of Jakarta, in which Jokowi's ally, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (or Ahok), lost despite high approval ratings and the advantage of incumbency, has made Indonesian politics look far more unpredictable.
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EDINBURGH, Aug 3 (Reuters) - British outsourcing group Serco said a better-than-expected outlook for its bid pipeline kept it on track to meet profit and revenue guidance this year despite several of its markets turning markedly more unpredictable.
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Overflow traffic backs up into the offramps, and there's a thick sense of despair among the cars stuck in traffic — the type of anxiety associated with the worst L.A. traffic or music festival parking lots, but even more unpredictable.
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Experts predict that during the coming decades, researchers will need to cultivate crops that can achieve unprecedented bounty in ever harsher and more unpredictable conditions and yet thrive with fewer resources — including land, water and fertilizer — than today's varieties.
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Crafting the perfect, high-performing team is somewhat more unpredictable and more subjective than we may like it to be, but looking for and honing in on these five traits will increase the likelihood of forming your dream team.
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The former reality television star is a "resolute unilateralist" and will use U.S. power to advance American national interests and as a result will lead to more unpredictable U.S. foreign policy, which rivals such as Russia and China will test.
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His behavior grew more unpredictable during the stretch run of the 2016 presidential campaign, when Trump chided him for falling asleep on the campaign plane, according to two former campaign officials who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal matters.
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On top of this menu of misery comes the latest alarming report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, which finds that growing food around the world will only get harder as weather gets harsher and more unpredictable.
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By comparison, Trump has been very outspoken on the opioid crisis, and had the power to focus attention and move more resources, while the coronavirus is far more unpredictable, and there are scientific factors impossible to predict as the epidemic evolves.
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Much like the panic over TV-glued children in the 1950s and '60s, today's parents are concerned over a far more unpredictable kind of screen time while also being thankful for its unique ability to keep kids quiet and docile.
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In April, Steven Rattner and Blair Effron, two prominent donors in New York, are planning a dinner for unaligned donors to discuss how and when to engage in a primary contest that is more unpredictable than any in a generation.
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"While debt ratios are still below the levels that led to HIPC, the risks are higher because much more of the debt is on commercial terms with higher interest rates, shorter maturities and more unpredictable lender behaviour than the traditional multilaterals," he said.
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Still, Kidman's brooding, mumbling, unglamorous turn comes in a vehicle so fraught with clichés that the movie feels as if it's stumbling about until the finishing stretch, which, while somewhat more unpredictable, ultimately comes as too little, too late to redeem it.
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Investor concern is growing that Khashoggi's disappearance could add to a sense that Saudi policy has become more unpredictable under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is pushing social and economic reforms but has also presided over a rise in tensions between with several countries.
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Regardless of what the Obama Administration decides to do, the Trump team should be prepared for more, and more unpredictable, Chinese actions designed to get the new president to back down from his apparent intention to challenge the status quo in Sino-US relations.
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The unprecedented crackdown at home and his bellicose stance on the world stage have alarmed Western and some regional allies, who fear the NATO member and EU candidate nation is becoming an ever more unpredictable partner, and one over which they have decreasing leverage.
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Women's income became more unpredictable in 2019, and men's did not, the report found, which Tescher says can be partly attributed to the fact that women are more likely to leave the workforce to take care of a child or other family member than men.
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So she took that information with her, and I think that loss made her a better tennis player, and she went and worked on her serve for four weeks and made her second serve more unpredictable, heavier with more spin and with much better direction.
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Other experts think this is a false dichotomy — the reason general artificial intelligence will be so dangerous is that the machine learning systems we have today often pursue their goals in unexpected ways, and their behavior can get more unpredictable as they get more powerful.
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His gains spring from widely held fears in South Korea that Trump is more unpredictable than Kim, and the US President's rhetoric last year was so dangerously close to triggering war and a massive loss of Korean life that de-escalation of any type was paramount.
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"In the luxury watch sector, the challenge today comes from the change of generational thinking among today's watch consumers who are younger, better informed and more unpredictable," said Oliver Müller, founder of the consultancy firm LuxeConsult and former chief executive of the watch brand Laurent Ferrier.
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He added that it shouldn't be taken as a sign of a new strategic alliance between the two nations that are both seeking to build stable ties in the face of a more unpredictable U.S. power, while remaining potential rivals on an economic and political level.
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Nuance targeting its efforts at a narrow problem like patient documentation also makes sense because of the specialist nomenclature and routine procedures involved, which naturally provides a better framework for voice input accuracy vs more unpredictable and/or creative environments where dictation inaccuracies might more easily creep in.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - As 2016 shapes up to be even more unpredictable than last year, wealthy investors are planning to allocate more of their money to hedge funds focusing their bets on rates, currencies and commodities rather than stocks, a strategy which tends to fare better in volatile environments.
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To reach his potential as an offensive weapon—be more than someone who runs off screens and knock down spot-up threes—Kennard has to hone a lethal floater, get more unpredictable with his ball-handling, and continue to make himself available on perfectly timed cuts into the paint.
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Arthur T. DeGaetano, an earth science professor at Cornell University who is also the director of the Northeast Regional Climate Center, points to the changing climate to explain the more unpredictable weather that New York has been seeing recently: this year, a dry July followed by flooding in August.
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But national Democrats have largely welcomed the emergence of deep-pocketed, well-branded candidates: Party strategists see Mr. Pritzker and Mr. Apodaca as among the most promising contenders in their states, and view Mr. Morgan and Mr. Cloobeck as formidable, albeit more unpredictable, contenders for their party's nomination.
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On January 16, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) cut its repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25%, surprising analysts, and Absa economists suggested that a divided Monetary Policy Committee, combined with low inflation and growth but substantial looming risks, made central bank policy decisions all the more unpredictable.
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Read more: Unpredictable Nick Kyrgios has wasted his talent for years, but his latest win shows he's finally coming of ageHowever, more often than not, it's Kyrgios' bad boy antics — some savory, and some not so much — that see him make the front page, rather than his ability on the court.
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What could be more unpredictable than the man who went to war with his own party over building a wall on the southern border pivoting to cut a deal (or a potential deal) with Democrats to allow DACA recipients to stay in the US -- without any border wall money being attached!
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But since President Donald Trump signed executive orders on January 25 instructing ICE to ramp up its deportation efforts, the agency's protocol has become more unpredictable, sowing fear in the immigrant community and hindering local prosecutors who depend on those immigrants to testify in court, especially in cases of domestic violence.
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The impulse to move up and to the right can clearly be seen in Agrawal's demo video: Within seconds, the AI-controlled Mario starts hopping rightward like a hyperactive toddler, causing ever-more-unpredictable effects (like bumping against a hovering brick, or accidentally squishing a mushroom), all of which drive further exploration.
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Some banks may also increase their reliance on cheaper but more unpredictable wholesale funding markets, the authors said.. Still, as long as negative interest rates support domestic demand, banks should benefit from an improvement in credit quality, a reduction in bad debts and an improvement in demand for loans, the IMF authors said.
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Read more: Unpredictable Nick Kyrgios has wasted his talent for years, but his latest win shows he's finally coming of ageThis is because Kyrgios spent most of the first set arguing with the umpire Adel Nour after he insisted on being provided with a white towel, rather than one featuring the tournament's branding.
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The moves by the Saudi leadership illustrated the dramatic shift the kingdom has undergone from a somnolent and conservative force under King Abdullah, who died two years ago, to a more unpredictable and potentially destabilizing regional power under Salman and his 32-year-old son and heir apparent, Mohammed, popularly referred to by his initials, MbS, who was named Crown Prince in June.
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Read more: Unpredictable Nick Kyrgios has wasted his talent for years, but his latest win shows he's finally coming of ageOsaka's wins in New York and Melbourne, as well as her other exploits over the last year, have pocketed the Japanese star total of $8.3 million in prize money alone, according to Forbes' recent list of The Highest-Paid Female Athletes 2019.
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" After a decade of recovery from the financial crisis, political instability is now a larger and more unpredictable threat in the euro zone, J.P. Morgan's Fuzesi and Mackie said, noting that "the main challenge of the ECB's third decade is likely to be ensuring the survival of the monetary union, not due to financial market stress, but against the backdrop of significant populist pressure.
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The Democratic strategist also weighed in on the GOP side of the 2016 race, suggesting that Democrats would be better served facing Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE over the more unpredictable Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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