WeWork ostensibly became more valuable because Son said it was more valuable, and bought shares for higher prices.
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This is how you become more valuable, and when you're more valuable people pay you more for what you do.
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To Trump, it's great personal and international leverage, more valuable than values; more valuable, in fact, than Syrian or American lives.
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Points are more valuable than cash, but subject to devaluationMost award travel experts will tell you points are more valuable than cash back.
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Twenty-nine percent thought vocational training was more valuable than a college education, while 85033 percent felt a college education was more valuable.
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Is my time more valuable going after these people who have no business ethics or is my time more valuable in the drawing room?
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Maybe it makes the real ones more valuable, but I don't see how it could make them even more valuable than they are already.
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Now, Airbnb is more valuable than Hilton, Tesla is more valuable than Ford, General Motors and BMW, and Amazon's takeover of Whole Foods just put tremendous pressure on competing grocery chains' stocks.
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" President Obama said, "College graduation has never been more valuable.
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In turn, the data associated with it becomes more valuable.
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Because, in the end, isn't that more valuable than money?
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In my mind it's way more valuable than an audience.
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And integrated with PayPal, GoFundMe could become even more valuable.
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A small price, she says, for something far more valuable.
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And IP and content is becoming more and more valuable.
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The more valuable the stolen item, the stiffer the punishment.
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Carlyle's timing may prove more valuable than its strategic nous.
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"What's more valuable to me than this?" he chokes out.
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Already, though, Genk's attentions are focused on more valuable properties.
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But the bags are vastly more valuable than the shoes.
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Who's to say one type of work is more valuable?
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Trump bank records, which are more valuable than tax returns.
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Earning a college degree is more valuable than ever before.
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These documents, experts say, are even more valuable and compelling.
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"GitLab will be more valuable, since GitHub sold relatively early."
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"My time is more valuable than that," Ms. Lin said.
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Arguably though, the DJ's more valuable moments are less measurable.
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Only two other U.S. I.P.O.s have ever been more valuable.
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Because the company went on to become much more valuable.
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BTW ... this swag gets more valuable as time goes on.
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Books are more valuable than ever for people seeking success.
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A lot more valuable property now sits in harm's way.
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And targeted ads are much more valuable than ordinary ones.
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Yet a rarer, even more valuable, success here is artistic.
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A dollar is, however, slightly more valuable than a pataca.
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Larger scraps, like flakes, are more pure and more valuable.
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Audience is a more valuable asset today than ever before.
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"Spike Lee's perspective is more valuable than ever," they said.
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His attention was made more valuable by its purposeful quality.
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Giving to charity became more valuable than receiving money yourself.
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Carlyle's timing may prove more valuable than its strategic sense.
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A lot more valuable property now sits in harm's way.
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The limited numbers available make these rare finds even more valuable.
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The experiences that replaced the stuff are so much more valuable.
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Advertising zones are more valuable and there is less chaos overall.
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For these powerful crime syndicates, drugs are more valuable than people.
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Devialet's audio-processing technology is more valuable than the speakers themselves.
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"A building is not more valuable than a person," she said.
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The more fringe the original tweeter, the more valuable the retweet.
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"Personal data are much more valuable than you think," she says.
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The stuff they make is kind of more valuable than ever.
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Drillers want the oil, which is much more valuable than gas.
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Then I started realizing time was a far more valuable asset.
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As Translate improves, Buds will become an even more valuable buy.
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The product licensing deals are more valuable than the movies themselves.
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Time spent engaged with better quality content would be more valuable.
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That makes them more valuable as customers to the grocery store.
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Marijuana is enormously more valuable by weight and volume than tobacco.
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It does have an effect of making all assets more valuable.
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Your frequent-flyer miles may be more valuable than you think.
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And they took specific types of engines that are more valuable.
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Apparently, a rich person's time is more valuable than your time.
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Aiding is so much more valuable an approach than recklessly injuring.
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Most employees want to be paid more without becoming more valuable.
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The more people use Facebook, the more valuable the platform becomes.
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But in most situations, what Jordan provides is still more valuable.
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" Pierotti noted that "stocks are more valuable if they have liquidity.
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Inside information about teams and their players will become more valuable.
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"'Failures,' on average, are more valuable than positive studies," Ioannidis says.
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We've learned it's more valuable to us to have different thoughts.
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It is more valuable than the retail chains Macy's or Nordstrom.
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"What we have is more valuable than money," Jamie Ferguson said.
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The more users you acquire, the more valuable your database becomes.
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On a more human level, what's more valuable than our time?
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WE WANTED TO – WE SAW CONTENT BEING MORE VALUABLE OVER TIME.
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But Siakam may be more valuable in Toronto than anywhere else.
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To people over 20183, that format is more valuable, more comfortable.
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A decade after their formation, Wayfair and CarGurus have become more valuable businesses than their counterparts and the founders benefited greatly from their lean financing strategies, but they've had something even more valuable along the way—optionality.
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Assisting them on other social channels just makes the tool more valuable.
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Cash in hand is more valuable than booking profits in today's scenario.
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Are bitcoin transactions really powering economic activity thousands of times more valuable?
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They could be even more valuable if out of the public spotlight.
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A more valuable ad product could help bring these numbers back up.
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His network would be much more valuable to Community than VC dollars.
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The social network is roughly 20183 times more valuable than the Times.
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The only company that is currently more valuable than Amazon is Apple.
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Over the last decade, a consumer's data has become much more valuable.
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Established 3D authoring environments like Unity and Unreal become increasingly more valuable.
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That's the kind of technology that will make every visit more valuable.
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Or trying to transform its app into a more valuable platform play.
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Not only are longer videos more valuable, but they're favored by YouTube.
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"Peace and security is more valuable than anything," says a weary pharmacist.
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Both because they can, and to remind everyone that it's more valuable.
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Permian drillers want the oil, which is much more valuable than gas.
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THEY DON'T CHANGE WHEN RATES GO UP, BUT THEY BECOME MORE VALUABLE.
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Yep. You would think these guys would be more valuable than ever.
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When rates move up, that'll be much more valuable for our company.
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JIM CRAMER: And that makes, to me, Twitter a more valuable franchise.
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That makes Juul more valuable than Elon Musk's SpaceX, Airbnb, and Pinterest.
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And the platform makes your Snapchat account more valuable around the web.
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The greater the struggle to acquire it, the more valuable it becomes.
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Coach John Tortorella says the Blue Jackets gained something even more valuable.
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What I realized is that [this guy] was actually much more valuable.
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This makes must-have content that will attract audiences even more valuable.
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To become unstuck, "no" must become more costly and "yes" more valuable.
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"You earn a raise by making yourself more valuable to the company."
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But another, more valuable relationship to nostalgia is embedded into the medium.
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But it should provide something perhaps even more valuable for everyone: Clarity.
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But, I realized there are things that are more valuable than money.
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Yet the deduction has been much more valuable than that to some.
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And yet, I get something much more valuable than a greasy meal.
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Many homes are made only more valuable due to their haunted reputations.
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Expanding your network internationally can make you more valuable as a professional
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That virtuous cycle makes Prime more valuable, and attracts ever more subscribers.
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"The faster you do it, the more valuable it is," Ondra said.
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Software engineering and math skills are only going to become more valuable.
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The most valuable public company in the world just got more valuable.
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"You could argue that the work is now more valuable," Branczik said.
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The closer they cleave to their origins, the more valuable they are.
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"From an art historical sense," she said, "it makes them more valuable."
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The person who does your website is a much more valuable person.
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You could be a catalyst to helping those companies be more valuable.
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That old hunk of glass is more valuable than you might think.
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No employee is more valuable than the founders in the early stages.
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However, transfer partners can make these points more valuable in some cases.
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And the more oversubscribed they were, the more valuable moving first becomes.
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I think it's much more valuable to be confident in yourself first.
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Patience and steady expansion are far more valuable than overextending your resources.
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That information allows advertising to be more targeted—and therefore more valuable.
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The space becomes even more valuable on the smaller screens of smartphones.
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"Rewards have gotten so much more valuable and more personalized," said Palmer.
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But the artists recognized that their drawing power was even more valuable.
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I think, in fact, companies are more valuable when they have options.
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Against Nurmagomedov that might prove a more valuable tactic than anyone else.
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As baseball contracts have grown more valuable, so, too, has their coverage.
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As the human population continues to grow, those places are becoming more valuable.
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SARA EISEN: Because the more valuable you're going to be— LAURENT POTDEVIN: Absolutely.
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"The more data you have the more valuable your thing gets," he says.
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However, I find that this simplicity makes the feature all the more valuable.
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The company briefly became more valuable than Disney and Comcast earlier this year.
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Our efficiency hasn't bucked wage stagnation; our steadfastness hasn't made us more valuable.
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Is Lael Hansen's face more valuable with a tattoo or without a tattoo?
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On paper, the company is more valuable than General Motors and Twitter combined.
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Green was advised that the stamps would be more valuable on their own.
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Smartphones and the internet have made data abundant, ubiquitous and far more valuable.
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Additionally, Musk's space company is now more valuable than his electric vehicle company.
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But another move in the wider sports industry could be even more valuable.
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Such ventures are more valuable if used more broadly than just by Goldman.
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Namely, more daily users, which in turn made Snapchat more valuable to investors.
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The Rwandan government's policy is to encourage smallholders to grow more valuable crops.
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And that's way more valuable than just closing the loop at the end.
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The longer the money is in the account, the more valuable it is.
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I do not have any more valuable time and phone minutes to waste!
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And those lessons may wind up being more valuable than a hundred launchpads.
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But it's still much more valuable than it was a few weeks ago.
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That's why this added integration makes Microsoft Bookings more valuable to business users.
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Proof that, the wilder things get in Washington, the more valuable the tweets.
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Some things will become more valuable — and that's where today's executives should prepare.
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However, Australia's farm exports are now more valuable than its shipments of coal.
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For more valuable items, customers will receive a payout after the item sells.
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For example, big data is rapidly getting more tractable, and therefore more valuable.
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Generally, the harder it is to acquire data, the more valuable it is.
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In fact, new ballparks don't seem to make baseball franchises much more valuable.
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"It is difficult to say which one is more valuable," Mr. Ziane said.
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And that was a more valuable feeling than any I had ever felt.
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Another reason is that urban growth is making crops and meat more valuable.
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"The Scripps programming is more valuable than Discovery in my opinion," he said.
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If the loans became more valuable, so would derivatives based on the loans.
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He has to produce something more valuable than himself for any real deal.
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But for deadline writing, there is perhaps no skill more valuable than clairvoyance.
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As worthwhile as practice is, time can be an ever more valuable asset.
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I like to think that what I have is more valuable than Yelp.
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As Twitter grew in popularity, its data became more attractive and more valuable.
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The most valuable public company in the world is getting even more valuable.
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You'll have more fun later, and you'll be more valuable to the world.
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The coronavirus pandemic has made Twitter more valuable than ever to its users.
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Investors assumed that fossil-fuel reserves could only become more valuable over time.
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This was much more valuable than just breaking into the smart lock itself.
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But I often find Art Basel Miami Beach more valuable for historical surprises.
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That dissension, Mr. Pence argued, made Mr. Strange's loyalty all the more valuable.
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This is a wealth that becomes even more valuable in times of trouble.
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Few things are more valuable in health care than data — specifically prescription data.
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"Each year, it becomes more valuable because you have more [data]," Wagner said.
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They also create videos focused on viewers who are more valuable to advertisers.
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Which one of us was more valuable to the studio, him or me?
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Their growth will become even more valuable from a scarcity point of view.
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The dense metals were hard to obtain and far more valuable than gold.
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Program management, engineering and commercial market experience would be more valuable, Aboulafia added.
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There was nothing more valuable to me than the few albums I owned.
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Your data is more valuable than the services that you give it to.
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It's infinitely more valuable than watching Amazon Prime Video on the Echo Show.
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If they enable that function, the Slack ecosystem could become much more valuable.
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Is it because the bottom line has become more valuable than literature itself?
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So he would offer something more valuable than money: a proud civic identity.
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I can't even imagine how much more valuable I was four years ago.
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Warren Buffett says these billionaires' letters might be more valuable than their money.
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Roughly 50 percent of its revenue in 2017 came from U.S. and Canadian users, who are nearly three times more valuable to Facebook than users in Europe, and more than nine times more valuable than those in the Asia-Pacific.
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But there's one task more valuable than laundry, meeting timeliness, and meal assistance: email.
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Is it going to always work just because it makes stocks more – more valuable?
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The more the company knows about you, the more valuable those advertisements can be.
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Making user content more valuable for partners has helped boost revenue at Snap's rivals.
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The freedom it offers, even in its least significant forms, is far more valuable.
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Even talking to a dog or cat is more valuable than a digital assistant.
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It doesn't make them more valuable than another person, but people do have gifts.
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A more valuable battleground is emerging: elections for the territory's district councils in November.
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A seat on a flight is simply more valuable to some people than others.
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Investing in yourself will only make you more valuable and increase your earning potential.
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But with more valuable species disappearing, the market for bycatch is expanding, he said.
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Collaboration in areas like cyber-security will make the alliance more valuable to America.
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But as time goes on, informed critical analysis is looking more valuable every day.
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You could argue that the remaining views are more intentional and therefore more valuable.
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But the data suggest that the boot is indeed more valuable than the glove.
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Its market capitalisation passed $500bn this week; it was briefly more valuable than Facebook.
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"The physical hardware will become more valuable over time through software updates," he says.
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He believed shared wisdom was stronger and more valuable than being a wise loner.
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So these games may be a little more valuable [for us] than everybody else's.
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Of course not — the process would consume valuable time and even more valuable resources.
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He's more valuable as a curator and orchestrator than a presence on the microphone.
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The longer you live there, usually, the more valuable an investment real estate becomes.
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Person to person sharing has always been more valuable than institution-to-person sharing.
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Like so many other things in politics, words have become more valuable than deeds.
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COUNTRIES grow richer when they learn how to produce more valuable stuff per person.
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The plan would potentially make Loy Yang B more valuable, according to Delta's Everett.
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The stakes couldn't be higher, and this makes the prize all the more valuable.
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But his contribution to the art form is more valuable than costume design alone.
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That will be more valuable than whatever pithy message the Democratic leadership puts together.
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The health and wellbeing of my baby is far more valuable than any job.
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Most of us have been taught that some people are more valuable than others.
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But Sistani has something more valuable in Iraq than material clout: respect and credibility.
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It can be more valuable than donating after-tax dollars and taking a deduction.
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When the dollar weakens, on the other hand, those overseas profits become more valuable.
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But for me, the more valuable exercise is: What happens if it does work?
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Getting hit in the mouth hurts but there are more valuable targets inches away.
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But as it happens, he stumbled into something even more valuable: an actual constituency.
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With reward programs getting devalued all the time, cash back is becoming more valuable.
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If they succeed, they will at least create a more valuable company for shareholders.
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Aluminum cans are more valuable, returning 9 Turkish cents for a 0.5-liter can.
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It's much more valuable that they be used by somebody who really needs them.
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That's too bad, and would be dire if he played a more valuable role.
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How do we decide whether the wolf or the snow leopard is more valuable?
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We're gonna find under-monetized inventory, and that's much more valuable than people think.
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Patience may be in short supply, and that makes it more valuable than ever.
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"Sharing your heart is valuable and sometimes even more valuable than money," she added.
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Surely there was something more valuable these kids could be doing with their time.
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We carried the heavy utensils, because we thought copper was more valuable than silver.
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Some data can be cheap and ubiquitous, some are more valuable and worth negotiation.
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Burrata is an affordable temptation, all the more valuable for its delicate, fleeting beauty.
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We live in a knowledge economy, and human capital has never been more valuable.
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What's the key to becoming more valuable in the workplace without over-extending yourself?
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Low-cost deposits become more valuable to banks as interest rates rise on loans.
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But placenta stem cells are more valuable because they are more versatile, says Hariri.
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The data mega-technology companies collect is even more valuable than credit payment statistics.
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A weaker dollar makes overseas sales more valuable when converted back into U.S. currency.
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Even so, the prisoners reported that ramen was more valuable to them than cigarettes.
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I think that's more valuable than all of our clever liberal comedy right now.
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Most tech investors think the industry's companies are about to grow even more valuable.
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More valuable, Gindi said, is supporting branch employees in their jobs and keeping customers comfortable.
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When you get up to 4K resolutions, that extra stabilization tech becomes even more valuable.
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And with the NBA season starting tonight, their easygoing insight will be even more valuable.
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Digit has also started to introduce new money-management features that make it more valuable.
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And that man card will be no more valuable than the others in the deck.
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Facebook might be even more valuable for individuals with very rare conditions and their families.
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All these things are a lot more valuable than just saying, "I'm a hard worker."
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The idea is to make it more valuable to use our service as your guide.
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Bitcoin has defied market expectations before, but in 2017, it didn't just become more valuable.
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Are your talents more valuable to your friends and family or to the global economy?
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Our data with our buy-in is actually significantly more valuable than it is anonymized.
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"When you have a competence that nobody else has, you become more valuable," said Nooyi.
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Comics are like a fine wine — they only get better and more valuable with age.
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Make time to connect with your inner voice, Aquarius—it's more valuable than you realize.
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It's more valuable that people are given opportunities to do whatever they want to do.
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I think that throughout last 30 years, we see that content has become more valuable.
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Ted Danson, Sam from "Cheers," agreed that there was nothing more valuable than Burrows' approval.
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The comedian might be an even more valuable late night commodity a year from now.
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It is becoming clear voters' personal data may be more valuable than their donations alone.
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IN GENERAL, the longer an ecological study goes on for, the more valuable it becomes.
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But which offered the more valuable experience for the orchestra's teenage and college-age members?
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Your investments become exponentially more valuable when you give them years or decades to grow.
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"I had tried everything I could think of to make myself more valuable," recalled Andre.
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Why is the remote more valuable to a photographer than the world right around them?
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Manafort's attorneys argued their client's condo, which is on a higher floor, was more valuable.
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At $162.4 billion, bitcoin is more valuable than the next 70 or so competitors combined.
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In September, palladium became more valuable than platinum for the first time in 16 years.
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They're more valuable than deductions, which lower your taxable income based on your tax bracket.
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To complicate matters, some cats may have unusual recessive genes that make them more valuable.
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I mean actually, think of it, the higher it goes, the more valuable it is.
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In the end, though, Swipe Labs' engineering team would prove more valuable than its products.
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He said more reliable access to water has enabled farmers to grow more valuable crops.
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It also introduces a few features that make even the most common items more valuable.
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Sealed bottles are considerably more valuable; I've seen them priced anywhere between $200 and $1,000.
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That data could become a lot more valuable to owners as new features are added.
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In some cases, a good business model is far more valuable than a bachelor's degree.
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Some are far more valuable in securing a longer and disease-free life than others . . . .
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And that is becoming more and more valuable as demand for smart home technology grows.
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She said that yes, education is more valuable than dowry, but then this is it.
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Rent the Runway's Unlimited service saves working women something more valuable than money: their time.
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"We bought a large hedge that became much more valuable when markets declined," Ackman said.
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It will become more valuable, potentially much more so, in the not-too-distant future.
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We have to make it ... The bigger it gets, the more valuable it gets, exponentially.
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"Sports programming becomes more and more valuable because of the audience it generates," McManus said.
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It's much more valuable to one's sense of well-being than someone anonymously retweeting you.
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If it can do that, perhaps it will get more valuable streams down the line.
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In politics, as in business and Big Tech, personal information is more valuable than oil.
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"The more valuable the moment is, the more opportunity for you to succeed," he said.
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Great bosses don't give you the impression that their time is more valuable than yours.
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"His life being more valuable than a piece of equipment," Petty Officer Glaser-Reich noted.
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The fight, the struggle, the challenges, will make it even more valuable, even more worthy.
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Those additional skills can make you a more valuable — and ultimately a higher paid — employee.
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They are platforms for purchases, becoming more valuable as more consumers and businesses use them.
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They do it because a more intense pink color will make it even more valuable.
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Oil is priced in dollars, so oil becomes more valuable as the dollar's value falls.
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But to me, the relationship is a lot more valuable than fuming about her politics.
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New skills honed in side projects can make you more valuable in your current role.
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Instead, Budenholzer's offense was the key to accentuating a more valuable part of his game.
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"Now if that's going to make it more valuable I don't understand economics," Leakey said.
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A rally in copper prices since late October has also helped make the project more valuable.
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Nearly every site and service becomes more valuable when you log in with your social handle.
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"We are demonstrating we can make this company...more valuable for whoever owns it," Hester said.
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Instead of red, Diesbach had unwittingly created something far more valuable: a deep ocean-like blue.
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This shared data becomes more valuable because it's shared, not because it's locked into one platform.
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There's no way to shortcut that, which makes blockchain contracts much more valuable for gig workers.
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"In a condition of scarcity, all water, all water that's reliable, becomes more valuable," Slater says.
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However, the background in anarchism proved more valuable than a run through culinary school ever could.
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But bitcoin, for now, is more valuable having been around since 2009, last trading at $907.43.
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But it earned him something more valuable: a quiet conscience and an honored place in history.
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As urban women grow more independent and more valuable to their parents, rural men are struggling.
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Fox's participation could drive up Comcast's ultimate cost, making its minority stake that much more valuable.
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A network effect is when another user makes the service more valuable for every other user.
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None of those factors were apparently more valuable than Durant's freedom to choose his own path.
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The message of PechaKucha is simple: The less you say, the more valuable your presentation becomes.
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Venezuela's heavy crude upgrading projects turn tar-like Orinoco crude into more valuable grades of oil.
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And as they do, these perpetual unlimited plans are going to be more and more valuable.
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A starting-point is that falling interest rates make all streams of future income more valuable.
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If you find more valuable homes that pay less, you certainly have good reason to appeal.
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And so if you actually get my buy-in, my data can actually become more valuable.
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If she doesn't combine it with the more valuable company, CBS, soon, Viacom's value could drop.
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"I also expect the time you do spend on Facebook will be more valuable," he wrote.
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Colas pointed out that it helps the U.S. remain a reserve currency, and therefore more valuable.
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But what it costs in money, it saves in time, and sometimes that's far more valuable.
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Of note: Amazon is more than four times more valuable than those 14 other companies combined.
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This intimate view into peoples' lives is more valuable to you when it's people you know.
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But it will be much more valuable if it can be gathered easily in the field.
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For example, what's more valuable: pitching your services for $1,000 but being treated as a vendor?
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She told Business Insider her time at Brex has been more valuable than any MBA program.
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Take your services on the road to customers to make your service even more valuable.8.
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In fact, it has paid negative taxes, receiving tax breaks more valuable than its tax payments.
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Obviously, we're in the music industry — more people are more valuable dead than alive, you know?
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" I smiled at Sana, "What can an investor possibly give me that's more valuable than this?
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While miles can be way more valuable than points, they're also more complicated to book with.
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The idea, Nash argues, is to get the public to view the tissue as "more valuable".
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But one of the climbers thinks he'd be more valuable to law enforcement as a consultant.
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It's more valuable than GM or Ford even though they sell a fraction of the cars.
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While miles can be way more valuable than points, they're also more complicated to book with.
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This makes the alliance with Khamenei and his protection more valuable than ever to Rouhani's survival.
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The longer people watch, the more valuable media rights could become, as Business Insider previously reported.
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But its purported power to heal asthma, cancer and impotence make it more valuable than gold.
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No quarterback in the draft was, in their view, more valuable than Barkley at the time.
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Who is to say who is more valuable: the genetically modified beings or the "clear-borns"?
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He is, in just about every way, more valuable to the Knicks than Phil Jackson is.
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Mr. Gurley argues no — and points out that the company is now more valuable takeover bait.
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At the same time, its main selling point — the service — is apparently only becoming more valuable.
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Do you think that your health makes your life more valuable than a terminally ill person's?
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Hollister has left him empty-handed financially, but he has given him something far more valuable.
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That will make batteries more valuable, EVs a better bargain, and the market that much hotter.
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The exact poses aren't important — what's more valuable is the connection between your mind and body.
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In the meantime, please let me know what would make this newsletter more valuable for you.
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With a state, the Kurds could become an even more valuable and constructive ally against extremism.
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More simply, the better its retention proved, the more valuable Gabi would be as a business.
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That age difference makes Neymar arguably an even more valuable commodity than the other two players.
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"We believe live sports content will become increasingly more valuable in the future," Woodward told analysts.
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The format of races in which purse money may be more valuable than the horses running.
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For others, the fires create much-needed jobs, all the more valuable amid Brazil's sluggish economy.
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Mr. de Merode makes the case that the park is more valuable as a protected area.
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Snap, upon its public offering, became more valuable than stalwarts like American Airlines, Macy's and Xerox.
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Toshiba's microchip business is viewed as a more valuable asset than a business in TV screens.
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Imagine how much more valuable this water will be in the second half of the century.
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"There's a tendency to look at work usually done by men as more valuable," he said.
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The movie follows the money, a nickel at a time, and discovers something far more valuable.
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The more people who use a product, the more valuable it is to investors and stakeholders.
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He said that very few companies that existed then went on to become even more valuable.
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Every quality that made a person more valuable than a database was a product of experience.
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But did you know that there are certain pennies that are far more valuable than others?
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This happens when more valuable products attract more users or customers, who provide more and richer data of the kind that enables machine learning models to make these products more valuable still, which attracts more users or customers still, and so on, creating a self-perpetuating cycle.
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The higher a worker's pay, the more valuable the benefits received — and the wider the potential gap.
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But the future income those stocks represent really should, in principle, be more valuable now than then.
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Poachers could sell northern white rhino horns for $50,000 per kilo, making them more valuable than gold.
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Individuals—meteorites that are sold intact as found—are more valuable than slices or broken off fragments.
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Scarcity would mean these spots are more valuable to advertisers and, potentially, more relevant and less intrusive.
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And so I think that becomes more valuable in a universe where there's unlimited choices, not less.
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Being able to produce a blockbuster hit has become even more valuable than it used to be.
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Under Disney's control, each of these brands has become even more valuable and even better-known globally.
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Or do you want something, like other people being jealous or suddenly seeing you as more valuable?
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If taxes are lower, so is the cost of capital, making the marginal corporate investment more valuable.
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Everything normal in her life starts to slip, but she has something far more valuable, "her fox".
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However, not every stop proved worth my time, as some rewards were far more valuable than others.
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Software can learn by itself with exposure to new data and become more valuable in the process.
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Sometimes it's the things we don't say that are more valuable than what we do actually say.
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As new entrants pile in and try out different designs, the category gets a little more valuable.
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This, says Hovaghimian, is high-intent traffic that is more valuable than a generic search-based visit.
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If what you get instead is a conversation with a potential customer, it is much more valuable.
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Ethereum has become more valuable and popular since then, and so this logic may continue to hold.
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The money will fund the company's heated competition with the much more valuable — and better funded — Uber.
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For one, owning one of the most popular video games ever makes it more valuable to shareholders.
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And, perhaps even more valuable, have them introduce themselves first if you've forgotten someone's name, she said.
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"If nothing else, you'd get some mad respect (which is WAY more valuable than money)," she wrote.
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"But I also expect the time you do spend on Facebook will be more valuable," he wrote.
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"Network effects" describe the condition in which networks become more valuable to users as more users participate.
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Still, as the value of traditional advertising becomes more uncertain, cheap buzz is all the more valuable.
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While there are few items more valuable, the town itself is in a bit of a slump.
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In the internet era you'd be hard pressed to find a more valuable resource than radio spectrum.
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In a playoff series, few humans (like, LeBron, Kevin Durant, Curry, and maybe Harden?) are more valuable.
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Also, perhaps more helpfully, the freshly fed alien might poop out something useful — like more valuable minerals.
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Property owners, who tend to be older, favour these rules because they make their homes more valuable.
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Bob Baffert arrived at LAX when our photog asked the burning question ... Who's sperm is more valuable.
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It's a lot more valuable to build something taller and bigger with more uses and more people.
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When you think about it, time is actually even more valuable than money, because it's more scarce.
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Many of them currently trade below book value, suggesting that they would be more valuable broken up.
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"You could argue that the work is now more valuable," Branczik said, according to The Art Newspaper.
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Innovation-focused companies are $44 million more valuable on average when women hold their positions of power.
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For smaller guys, it's risk, and a bigger risk the more valuable the bits in the pax.
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This is a national debate that's worth having, an immeasurably more valuable one than the current debate.
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Data-driven PE firms will save resources, increase their margins, and become more valuable to their partners.
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Instead, he walked away with something that could be more valuable — life advice from billionaire Mark Cuban.
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It also comes with dining credits and airline fee credits that make the card even more valuable.
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Prisoners are so unhappy with prison food that ramen noodles have become more valuable than cigarettes.—VICE
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After all, when owners of assets think their property will become more valuable, they do not sell.
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A lot has changed, he says, and those changes make a gap year more valuable than ever.
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The speech exercised is much more valuable when it can be taken seriously by an objective observer.
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With more capital augmenting their output, American workers become more productive and therefore more valuable to employers.
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Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, may have wanted to steal something even more valuable: an American presidential election.
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Data gathered by compliant means, such as from users who have opted-in, will be more valuable.
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Oil prices have risen too, close to the $75 a barrel level, making the find more valuable.
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Crops that require pollination are five times more valuable than those that don't, according to the FAO.
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Your goals have to be more valuable than the risk or you have determined the wrong target.
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That little interlude made the pin more valuable to me because I had that story to tell.
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No life is more valuable than the next and we all must be connected through our humanity.
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Thanks to the contango, every day their journeys last makes their cargoes more valuable when they land.
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But most people agree that the market for larger, more valuable pieces has shrunk under international pressure.
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Is one condominium's Calacatta Michelangelo better — or more valuable — than another's Mountain White Danby or Bianco Dolomiti?
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Our work and presence is more valuable than any diversity statistic and you should recognize that. 95.
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His speed bleeds into his athleticism as a defender, and that's helped make him even more valuable.
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In most mergers, people talk up "synergies" — how bringing various parts together creates a more valuable whole.
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Sometimes you might find a better value by using miles, and other times points are more valuable.
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But the concern there is that U.S. users are much more valuable than those in other countries.
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Zillow and Opendoor say their products could be even more valuable when the real estate market slows.
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"Guardalo," my dad said, explaining that the longer I kept it, the more valuable it would become.
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A more valuable financial break may come with the amount of time children spend with each parent.
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But phone interviews gave me something maybe more valuable: a firsthand glimpse into the family's insane schedules.
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The conversation Kaepernick's actions helped ignite, Bennett believes, was more valuable than any of his own paychecks.
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Even more valuable, Katz said, was learning about sales and strategies to get customers to remain loyal.
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But for every Aaron Maresky or Benjamin Kapelushnik, there's someone who is gaining something even more valuable.
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Sx pages may be even more valuable for patients who plan to travel internationally for their surgery.
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That knowledge will become even more valuable in a world with more frequent droughts and heat waves.
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That's a balancing act that will be ever more valuable this year as policy makers bear down.
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Now, having a smash on streaming platforms can be more desirable — and more valuable — than FM ubiquity.
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If he earns a thousand times more than a schoolteacher, then he's a thousand times more valuable.
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But by habituating students to its offerings at a young age, Google obtains something much more valuable.
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The fewer listings there are of your item, the rarer, and hence more valuable, it probably is.
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"You'll be so much more valuable if you can play two positions," Forbes recalled Popovich telling him.
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But he nevertheless rose up the pack and finished third to gain more valuable points over Hamilton.
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The more valuable questions for the lawyer to ask the prosecutor may require a more candid response.
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The more valuable you are as an employee, often the easier it is to negotiate something good.
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And in the music industry, there is no more valuable catalog than the songs of the Beatles.
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Points can become even more valuable when they're transferred to one of Chase's 13 partner rewards programs.
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Square footage may be more valuable in some suburban neighborhoods than it is in trendy metropolitan downtowns.
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Envirostrat believes that investors will see an opportunity if clean water becomes more valuable because of scarcity.
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Rich dealers and collectors finance museum exhibitions to make the works of their chosen artists more valuable.
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It's not likely to happen because the immediate comfort is more valuable than the long-term fear.
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And the more resources the government puts into enforcing the prohibition, the more valuable the market becomes.
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For magazines, it's the ads already printed on their pages, potentially making those ad deals even more valuable.
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But native content like Imgur's paid posts is immune to those methods and thus all the more valuable.
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Being so many weeks in, of course it is no secret that time becomes more and more valuable.
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"The more programs they win, the more money they lose, but the more valuable they are," he said.
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Maybe this is an elaborately constructed false flag to make him seem more valuable than he actually is?
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Bravo's entrances into the twister were a more valuable addition to the grappling game than the twister itself.
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But that thing they made with their own hand is more valuable than any label that's out there.
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At a time of extreme partisanship, the universal appeal of a well-told story is even more valuable.
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Instagram is more valuable (and more accessible!) than any retail shop window on Madison Avenue or Rodeo Drive.
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Stocks are typically valued through by estimating their future cash flows, which are more valuable at lower rates.
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But that does not prove such assistance is more valuable in evolutionary terms than continued fertility would be.
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And honestly, taking the "thinking and chopping" out of the equation is more valuable than you might realize.
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Now that women are more likely than before to earn good money, parents see girls as more valuable.
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The challenge for businesses will not be to provide a more immersive experience, but a more valuable experience.
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One Weibo user even suggested that the meat is more valuable than a top-of-the-line smartphone.
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That young people can have rich interior lives and emotionally resonant stories feels like a more valuable reminder.
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Mr Low could turn out to be more valuable as a fugitive than he was as a financier.
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It is perhaps also a more valuable one than the obligation of the upkeep of the family name.
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"A yali in a bay is less valuable, but on a promontory is more valuable," Mr. Ozcan said.
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It can help increase consistent input and make your service more valuable, increasing usage and retention of customers.
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The potential upside for Facebook is obvious: A News section could make Facebook more valuable to its users.
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They generally lie in shallower waters than manganese nodules, and often contain more valuable substances, gold among them.
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The novel's characters seek something even more valuable than gold: the rights to control the region's water supply.
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The more consumers, the more valuable the platform is to advertisers, yet adverts incur a cost to consumers.
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Our opportunity to get educated people, educated workers in the jobs that are driving innovation, more valuable jobs.
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That makes future earnings more valuable, and goes some way to justifying paying a high price for them.
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A seasoned policymaker will be all the more valuable, since the Treasury is also notably short of them.
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Tesla is still more valuable than Ford, but if the slump continues it could become an inviting target.
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"The dynamics about why it's changing, who it's changing with — those measures are much more valuable," said Benenson.
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Photo: APCracking the iPhone might be harder to do these days, but that only makes it more valuable.
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Prince Muhammad may be pleased; pricier oil would make Aramco more attractive to investors and hence more valuable.
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Possibly even more valuable than cash: a metric ton (give or take) of media coverage and investor interest.
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In the journey of a startup founder, few things are more valuable than a truly excellent startup lawyer.
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Multi-billion dollar payments start-up Stripe just got a new cash injection and a bit more valuable.
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In fact, the belief that I was more valuable than my wife actually made me half a man.
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The more you centralize election systems the more vulnerable they are and the more valuable those hacks become.
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Mr. Zuckerberg said at the time that the changes would make Facebook more valuable over the long term.
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But according to Rothschild, in the Martian economy, urine has far more valuable uses than just making bricks.
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Other perks might be more valuable, too, if you don't plan to spend much time in your cabin.
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That's potentially even more valuable to the advertiser, but Google needs a way to connect those two actions.
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"Those types of things are likely to be more valuable than gold in an Armageddon situation," she added.
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However, time is even more valuable and, unlike money, once you spend it, you can't get it back.
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German consumers and industry would get a windfall; paying off euro denominated debt with more valuable Deutsche marks.
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That, in turn, makes WeChat much more valuable to advertisers keen to target consumers as precisely as possible.
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Second, remember that silence isn't the best way to show support: It's much more valuable to be engaged.
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Emergency funds are even more valuable (both financially and emotionally) when you are dealing with an inconsistent income.
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The joy Mr. Ackermann channeled was, he agreed, all the more valuable in uncertain, unhappy days like these.
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Upscale customers, meanwhile, are more valuable than downscale ones, for the boring reason that they have more money.
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Thus, Republicans have preferred politicians who believe common sense and one's instincts are more valuable than detailed knowledge.
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In a two-party system, it is even more valuable because of the limited choices available to voters.
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"Until then, they are attacking ships carrying other types of cargo that is now more valuable," he said.
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And it just received an update that makes it even more valuable if you're a frequent Uber customer.
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However, points earned through rewards cards are usually more valuable than cash, especially if you're a frequent traveler.
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One is no better than the other — just choose based on which rewards are more valuable to you.
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Obama's message just goes to show that quality of tweets is more valuable than quantity ... take notes, Trump.
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After attending several funerals of friends who died young, he decided that time was more valuable than money.
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"Theres nothing more valuable than family time," she wrote in the caption, most likely with in-air WiFi.
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He could view a loss as more valuable politically in fulfilling his narrative of political or obstructionist courts.
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The benefit of video ads is that they're usually more expensive, which means they're more valuable to Facebook.
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Well, I've never been able to keep hold of any of my more valuable stuff for a start.
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In areas like the ice cream aisle, where freezers make space even more valuable, the problem was exacerbated.
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In Ms. Chaulk's case, her connection with Mr. Hertwig was far more valuable than visits to a counselor.
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Which ones could you cut out in order to spend more time on others that are more valuable?
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Higher tax rates make deductions more valuable (because you're avoiding more tax through them), and thus more costly.
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For such people, tax-free investment income becomes ever more valuable — and municipal bonds can fit the bill.
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"The credits look more valuable, because the proposal sabotages the health market, and premiums go up," he said.
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This results in rich discussions and the building of a more valuable shared learning community in the classroom.
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More valuable than the contracts won that day, the trip and the WBC inspired her vision for growth.
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And Uber is a much bigger and more valuable company than the others were when their founders departed.
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"My life is not more valuable than the many who are being killed inside the country," he said.
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The result: pay executives in shares and they will do what's needed to make the shares more valuable.
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What they tell us about our brain is probably more valuable than what they can do for us.
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I don't feel my opinion would be more valuable than the opinion of the spectators watching the film.
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But the 200 euro note, considerably more valuable than the $100 bill, remains the least common euro note.
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Generally speaking, the more people buy tokens during an ICO and trade them, the more valuable they become.
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Now this monumental de Kooning abstract is deemed equal to, if not more valuable than, such Post-Impressionist masterpieces.
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As data become more valuable and the data economy grows in importance, data refineries will make all the money.
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The sweeter version takes less processing to make it tasty enough to eat and sell, so it's more valuable.
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The structure of the deal suggests that the Sports Illustrated brand is much more valuable than the storied magazine.
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This feature will become more valuable over time, when you can pay with your Lydia account in more places.
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Mack's craft spree on this familiar ground yielded her a little prize money, but also something much more valuable.
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Pixel for pixel, few plots of graphic real estate are more valuable than the icon that accompanies a podcast.
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These days, digital scans of our faces, or faceprints, are arguably more valuable because they can uniquely identify people.
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But that's where the comparison ends: This incentive is more valuable and less restricted than any of its predecessors.
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In fact, this type of data can become more valuable over time, aging like a fine wine, Steinberg says.
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More valuable yet, and far more detailed, are his four books on individual periods of the Paris Opera Ballet.
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Credit card points are generally more valuable than points or miles attached to a specific airline or hotel group.
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That would have made Uber more valuable than General Motors, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler — Detroit's "Big Three" automakers — combined.
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In backdating, a company retroactively grants stock options on dates when stock prices are lower, making them more valuable.
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" Business Insider's Kif Leswing: "The last time Microsoft was more valuable than Apple: The current iPhone was the 3GS.
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The unusual structure of that deal suggested that the Sports Illustrated brand is much more valuable than the magazine.
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At an estimated value of $54,000 to $60,000 per kilo, rhino horn is more valuable than gold or cocaine.
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High prices can be justified so long as low interest rates make future flows of income look more valuable.
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Well, it's worth looking at just what we mean when we say one company is more valuable than another.
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The way rockets scale up means that freedom from gubbins is more valuable for small craft than big ones.
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With a seemingly less stable political system, unbiased analysis may be more valuable, and harder to achieve, than ever.
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That makes it far more valuable than other hotel giants, including Hilton Worldwide ($23.7 billion) and Marriott ($18.22 billion).
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Of the many acronyms engineers spend their lives internalizing, few are more valuable than KISS: Keep It Simple, Stupid.
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It tells me often -- more often than not, that a company believes its stock is more valuable than cash.
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The actress says that spending time apart actually helps strengthen their relationship and makes their time together more valuable.
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In fact, some argue that as more jobs become automated, professionals with stronger social skills will become more valuable.
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The body camera footage of Clark's death, for example, is dark and shaky; the audio is arguably more valuable.
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Toshiba's microchips, a type known as NAND flash memory, are seen as a more valuable asset than TV screens.
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If you build a loyal community for your product and services, they'll prove much more valuable than the cash.
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Poachers can sell northern white rhino horns for $50,000 per kilo, making them more valuable than gold or cocaine.
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After a big gain this year, Broadcom's stock is now more valuable than Qualcomm's, which has dropped 15 percent.
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Second, cutting revenues will have a very important — perhaps even more valuable — effect: It will cut off the addict.
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The next wave of consumer financial services will mean more efficient, more fair and more valuable services for people.
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And that's part of the reason I hope that it's more valuable to work at Fader than somewhere else.
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Cloud-commerce businesses throw off traditional marketplace "network effects," meaning they become more valuable the more people use them.
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Bupkis. Is a non-working mother's time more valuable than a working mother's time six weeks after giving birth?
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The closer Congress gets to a March deadline to resolve the issue, the more valuable that bargaining chip becomes.
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"Data is the new type of wealth for our nation, it is now more valuable than oil," he said.
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Slow growth in Europe has not helped, and a strong dollar has made American firms' domestic operations more valuable.
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In the mean time, Riverdale Season 2 is on Netflix, so maybe that's why it's more valuable than Comcast .
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As companies grow, the impact of a top team which is a bit more talented is correspondingly more valuable.
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It's hard to find female cooks, and I think this is because women like to do something more valuable.
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And we know technology apprenticeships can be even more valuable as those skills are transferable across nearly all industries.
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Now Alphabet is very, very close to being named the world's most valuable company—yes, more valuable than Apple.
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Longer-term partnerships are more valuable now for both the brand and the influencer, and can provide better results.
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By mirroring another person's experience you're giving them something far more valuable than advice — you're giving them genuine connection.
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This phenomenon generated a mock economy, where the less frequently the meme was posted, the more valuable it was.
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Guelbart said people who take the trips remain engaged and this is more valuable than a one-off donation.
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But I also realized something even more valuable: I understood what kind of work environment I needed to thrive.
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Rhino horn is estimated to be more valuable by weight on the black market than gold, diamonds, or cocaine.
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T-Mobile has not only become more valuable, but begun to merge with Sprint, a move orchestrated by Legere.
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T-Mobile has not only become more valuable, but begun to merge with Sprint — a move orchestrated by Legere.
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The average cost of sponsored content on social media has increased as influencers have become more valuable to brands.
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In backdating, a company retroactively grants stock options on dates when stock prices were lower, making them more valuable.
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This makes the shares still on the market more valuable for shareholders, so investors are generally happy about buybacks.
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Follow Peter Brown Hoffmeister on Twitter and Instagram to learn more valuable wilderness skills and completely unfounded fashion tips.
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BIG PICTURE: Facing pressure from its more valuable competitor Uber, Lyft has been looking outward for ways to grow.
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They can relate to the "network effects" that mean a product becomes more valuable the more people use it.
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That makes him a much more valuable property than a similar player at 30 on the free agent market.
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Today, Dr. Oxman said, it is 10 times more valuable than gold, if you buy it for research purposes.
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Poachers were able to sell northern white rhino horns for $50,000 per kilo, making them more valuable than gold.
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At the time, blue pigment "was as, or more, valuable than the gold applied to manuscripts," Dr. Beach said.
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According to the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, it's 100 times more valuable than a person's credit card number.
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But sadly, like in "Titanic," the powers-that-be decided that one life was more valuable — or more interesting?
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They left more valuable paintings, like one called the "Rape of Europa," and took a small sketch from Rembrandt.
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"This makes houses much more valuable than anywhere else, and it makes the market more stable," Ms. Carrani said.
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Novartis defended the price by saying that a one-time treatment was more valuable than expensive long-term treatments.
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Oliver Staley points out in an article on Quartz that in today's economy, innovation is more valuable than efficiency.
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Giving workers new skills, he said, will ultimately make them more productive and therefore more valuable to their employers.
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But these Mesoamerican cultures, which judged jade far more valuable than gold, are rightly known for their stone carvers.
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Permanent land bases are considered more valuable than aircraft carriers, because they can withstand a great number of munitions.
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It was a valuable message this decade that stands to be even more valuable in the years to come.
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A gallery upstairs, where paintings by Palestinian artists can run $10,000, features even more valuable works by Banksy himself.
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Once the family's most prized possession, the weapon becomes even more valuable when Italy invades Ethiopia again in 1935.
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And as companies have turned to storing their data online, CyberArk's offerings have grown only more valuable over time.
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That's because the social, welfare and tax benefits they would be losing are more valuable than the UBI payment.
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"These things become even more valuable, so to my mind it's not surprising we have had a good year."
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As a community revives, local assets become more valuable, allowing for continued financing if the community can maintain ownership.
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"Theres nothing more valuable than family time," she wrote in the caption, most likely with in-air Wi-Fi.
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These passengers are often even more valuable, since they frequently book flights last-minute when tickets are more expensive.
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Which of these stories is the most touching, and does that mean the corresponding car will be more valuable?
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Yet, some of these credit cards can be even more valuable when paired up with another, less prestigious card.
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Real-world activism might be more valuable right now than spending hours in an AP government class, Deitsch said.
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As my bookseller friend knew, its ravages often leave the remaining copies of a work all the more valuable.
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Both Mr. Gustafson and Mr. Corbett think that they have the potential to become collectibles, and therefore more valuable.
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The tax breaks it receives from the federal government are more valuable, but have gotten a lot less attention.
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What he will take away, politically speaking, could be even more valuable: an undivided moment on the international stage.
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I'd like to think my role around here is more valuable than mere yes-woman, but you know what?
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The more time users spend with Snap, the more valuable they become, because Snap can show them more ads.
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It's been shown again and again and again that increasing diversity of all sorts creates more valuable companies. Yes.
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"The world is going to continue to use more and more software and we deliberately try to put ourselves in a position where Slack the company gets more valuable as the world uses more software because Slack the product becomes more valuable for our customers as that customer uses more software," Butterfield said.
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If I'm being asked to take 17 percent of my income and I'm getting something that really doesn't bump me up much over what I would have paid otherwise, then I would say it's much more valuable to go to school for longer [and pay for longer] and get a more valuable degree.
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Much more valuable is a "verification of benefits" call, forwarded from a phone room that pre-vets addicts' insurance policies.
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" Ali al-Ahmed says that this makes sense for IS bosses: "For Daesh leaders, the foreign soldiers are more valuable.
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That is clearly more valuable, is to own a consumer than to sell them a one-off piece of content.
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But generally, the increase in data is one factor that is going to make analytics companies like ours more valuable.
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By cutting the number of tokens, companies hope to make the currencies that remain in circulation rarer and more valuable.
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"One of the best shortcuts to wealth is making yourself more valuable," the self-made millionaire writes on his blog.
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But Apple's foray into health could become much more valuable in the years to come than many anticipate, Cramer said.
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Industrial solid refuse contains more valuable materials like scrap metal and has long been better managed by profit-seeking firms.
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Honestly, knowing what toothpaste brand I buy is still probably more valuable to Amazon than what my butt looks like.
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From the looks of Season 7 episode one, dragonglass is now more valuable than gold dust in Game of Thrones.
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On the plus side, by depressing the peso, Mr Trump has made remittances from Mexicans in the US more valuable.
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In fact, gas is even more valuable for grid controllers because output can be ramped up and down very quickly.
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Women who are biracial, not Black, or even lighter stand out and are placed on a pedestal as more valuable.
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But the bother is worth it; homes made ready for a rising sea can be more valuable than ever before.
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For one, it makes the Family plan more valuable for parents who might already be considering splitting one between themselves.
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A large customer base does not make any service even a smidgen more valuable to someone getting their home cleaned.
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Awards and good press is more valuable, in theory, than knowing how many people who already pay them are watching.
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As with Dr Venter's work, the deeper the pool of data available to facial researchers, the more valuable it becomes.
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When we restrict a food, it makes the food feel more valuable or like we have to have it immediately.
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That's the same thing the RightPick system can do, making it more valuable to a company as time goes on.
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We think that what they are building up is an asset that becomes more valuable as the data becomes richer.
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Maybe you can take a course or acquire new skills that will make you more valuable to your current employer.
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This could actually benefit Scooter, since people generally crave the original versions and knockoffs could make the originals more valuable.
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If they live within walking distance of a ballpark, odds are their real estate is more valuable, according to Trulia.
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It also offers tool that aggregate data from analysts to make it easier to use and more valuable for investors.
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Maybe Einstein meant his advice would be more valuable in a non-financial sense, but the auction still made bank.
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Apple's software had fewer holes than Microsoft's, but its customers were more valuable, since they tended to have more money.
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Though Apple has long had a mountain of cash on hand, investors now see it as more valuable, Sacconaghi said.
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Typically, they backdated the options to an earlier date when the stock price was lower, thus making them more valuable.
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Light and sweet crudes are generally more valuable to refiners because they are much easier and less expensive to process.
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Plus, following the Dao incident, airlines have empowered gate agents and other front-line staff to offer more valuable incentives.
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The spending spree totalled $15.5 billion, but each property has become more valuable as part of Disney's empire of monetisation.
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The ladies' affections proved more valuable than the men's: Mr Van der Bellen won by a sliver, 50.3% to 49.7%.
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Saving money is nice, but personal relationships are more valuable than an extra $20 in an already plump bank account.
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Corker is currently supporting the final version of the tax reform bill, and his vote has never been more valuable.
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Boeing announced a $22019 million investment in workforce training to help its employees learn skills to make them more valuable.
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Even more frightening, perhaps, is the infant formula industry became more valuable to Trump than the children it supposedly serves.
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And as less and less sword masters across Japan these works of art are only going to become more valuable.
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"Endgame" ultimately grossed over $600 million there, showing how much more valuable Marvel is than "Star Wars" in the region.
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Therefore, military-to-military communication, a willingness to de-escalate, and tools such as hotlines are all the more valuable.
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Depending on your spending habits, it may even be more valuable to you than the ultra-premium American Express Platinum.
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Once you know how those pieces fit together, you'll be a more valuable asset to your company and your industry.
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United card holders also receive expanded access to saver-level awards in economy class, making your miles even more valuable.
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The NBA also may eventually be more valuable than the NFL, with live sports assets remaining highly profitable, said Lemkau.
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There's one obvious conclusion that the film is driving us to: the agency considers male athletes more valuable and profitable.
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Other apps like Perk give viewers points for watching trailers and shows which can be exchanged for more valuable goods.
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Instead, consider whether it's more valuable to blame someone else or to take responsibility yourself and learn from past mistakes.
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Instead, Nauert comes with something perhaps more valuable in the Trump administration: loyalty and a willingness to defend the President.
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This was another strange choice by McPhee when staring down a team that had far more valuable assets to lose.
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If true, that would make Netflix even more valuable in years to come, even as its subscriber growth eventually flattens.
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It's more valuable to brands to be able to give you content in a way they know you'll see it.
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As our world continues to migrate to digital spaces, our data becomes more valuable — and more at risk — than ever.
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Some teachers will actually teach you way more valuable life skills than they will their own respective academic subject areas.
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Instead, he learns that it's been sold for something supposedly more valuable, a dead mermaid, and at first he's indignant.
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If we still believe in forming a more perfect union, his steady and courageous example is more valuable than ever.
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Democrats' June polling lead is a lot smaller than their December polling lead, but the June lead is more valuable.
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And for Apple, too: Making a constellation of apps and programming easier to navigate would make Apple's hardware more valuable.
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An aging labor force and a recent streak of slow but relatively steady economic growth have made workers more valuable.
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So turbines like the Haliade-X would be more valuable even if the price of wind electricity stayed the same.
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Among the more valuable lessons I learned is that actualization is feasible for a person of even significantly advanced age.
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This revered French troupe doesn't often visit New York, which makes the screening of this film all the more valuable.
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It doesn't take a genius to see that knowing your limits can be more valuable than trying to defy them.
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"To me she was like gold; the more time passed by, the more valuable she became," he told The National.
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In theory, deferments should be limited only to those considered more valuable to war aims as civilians than as soldiers.
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While Hyatt points are more valuable than other hotel programs, this card probably isn't worth using for non-bonused spend.
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For the 49ers, there's no task more valuable than stopping Mahomes, and Bosa could be the man to do it.
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While access is undeniably important, prevention, which could prove even more valuable to the nation's health and economy, was overlooked.
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It is currently more expensive than gold; it is not the case that platinum is "far more valuable than gold."
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"By focusing on meaningful interactions, I expect the time we all spend on Facebook will be more valuable," Zuckerberg said.
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It's the streaming company and the record company's problem to figure out how to become more valuable to that artist.
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Many foreign companies and local businesspeople have speculated that despite soil degradation, African farmland is destined to become more valuable.
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When time is your greatest luxury, the things that take the most time—making things by hand—become more valuable.
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We could create new, even-more-valuable on-ramp jobs that are possible only because of intelligent technologies, for example.
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We know that when something is scarce, people consider it more valuable and are less willing to part with it.
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For one, these records include information that makes them more valuable to hackers than almost any other type of data.
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Because his subjects didn't know they were being watched, they yielded more accurate and, to his mind, more valuable information.
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A sneaker becomes more valuable if it is the result of a collaboration with a celebrity or athlete, Shams said.
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Even more valuable is the opportunity to meet and learn about Herbalife's purported victims, from Queens to Chicago to Oklahoma.
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Comparing Scott's samples before, during and after the flight was more valuable than comparing them to Mark's, the researchers said.
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Just a year ago, more expensive renovation projects were considered more valuable when reselling the home, but that has changed.
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Perhaps even more valuable than that immediate influx of cash, however, is the data Yang has been able to collect.
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When celebrities or athletes collaborate with a brand to make a sneaker, that sneaker is generally more valuable, Shams said.
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It's conceivable that we one day will reach a point where machines' output is simply much more valuable than humans'.
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Just over the horizon sits a world where no basketball player is more complete, or more valuable, than he is.
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The prevailing theory amongst player development executives is that a front end starter is more valuable than a dominant reliever.
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"My right to a hobby is NOT more valuable than a child's right to get an education without being slaughtered."
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Which means that things you can only see live, at the same time as everyone else, are more valuable than ever.
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She said the death of iTunes is exciting because Apple will have to fill that void with something even more valuable.
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You might be familiar with alchemy as a medieval European practice where mystics attempted to transmute elements into more valuable ones.
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These blocks are considered more valuable than other jobs because customers can add a tip to their order, unlike package deliveries.
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Plath knows this — that a moment experienced is more valuable, more real, than a moment remembered — even while she fights it.
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Frugal Traveler Credit card points are generally more valuable than points or miles attached to a specific airline or hotel group.
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It's what advertisers like to call "sight, sound, and motion" that can make the content more appealing and therefore more valuable.
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"As time goes on, it becomes more valuable because people are becoming less vigilant and it's still good [information]," he says.
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It will give the powerful company yet more valuable data on consumers and advance Amazon's growing dominance of the smart home.
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The addition of Apple's service will make Echo, a top-selling smart speaker, a more valuable and universally usable music device.
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All of these programs contain far more valuable information than anything you'll find in Stephen Miller's State of the Union. Bonus!
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The IBB weighs its holdings by their market caps, meaning the more valuable names account for bigger chunks of the portfolio.
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Having said that, the reward for getting it right is exponentially more valuable than creating a brand in any other market.
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But this trial process is a circus that's doing damage to a system that's significantly more valuable than a flaming limo.
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Those enormous markups suggest that at one point in time the salt trade was probably more valuable than the gold industry.
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We've found that while it's a small industry, our different experiences have made us so much more valuable to our entrepreneurs.
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The opportunity to make more people more valuable worldwide is a market opportunity that could and should prove bigger than bots.
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The more people sign up to a social network, for instance, the more valuable it becomes for present and prospective users.
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If this works, ads should become more relevant to users and more valuable to advertisers, and therefore more profitable for Facebook.
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The diversification away from the company's core strengths made it seem much more valuable to investors, but this proved a chimera.
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They're both trying to convert breakout debate performances into consistent media coverage, which tends to be far more valuable than advertising.
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This fox picked out something much more valuable than a crummy old club cover, however; he swiped the bag owner's wallet.
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Consider more valuable advertising tools that provide more utility for users and are in places they frequent with their mobile device.
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Here's what Twitter had to say, which is far more valuable than anything White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders could offer.
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Now Tillerson is after something far more valuable: Not Russia's oil, but its sense of place and importance in the world.
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Much of the increase in wage inequality in rich countries stems from new technologies that make college-educated workers more valuable.
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So if you were the reclinee, your legroom is $27 more valuable than your neighbors, simply because it belongs to you.
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"The new options address the fact that some website visitors are more valuable to a business than others," Facebook says simply.
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That's because it displays the calories you burn just being alive, instead of active, and I find the latter more valuable.
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Cashier's counters in China literally say PAY SILVER HERE and it reflects a time when silver was more valuable than gold.
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Last weekend, I performed an invasive and meticulous operation on one of my more valuable gadgets: a late 2014 Mac mini.
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He explains that things went south for the sugarcane industry when land started becoming more valuable for real estate than farming.
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The high rate of usage creates more valuable data on what works best, which helps Guru make better suggestions over time.
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Petroleum coke is a product derived from upgrading Venezuelan Orinoco belt's extra heavy oil into a crude more valuable for refiners.
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Bitcoin is becoming more and more valuable, but only to people who see it as a wise—or entertainingly risky— investment.
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That familiarity is a big deal, and in many ways it's more valuable than having a faster processor or bigger screen.
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Kylie Jenner's social media following has always been an integral part of her business — and now it's more valuable than ever.
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The "network effect" is an economics term that basically means a thing becomes more valuable the more people that use it.
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He insisted they were a waste of money and that his gut was more valuable than any poll he could commission.
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Cabbage Patch Kids dolls are more valuable if they're from the '80s, but '90s versions could fetch around $20 or $30.
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This market share increases when accounting for union households, whose nest eggs become more valuable and secure after such massive buybacks.
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This is even more valuable than the advertisement itself, because individuals can continually be targeted on topics they specifically care about.
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It earns flexible points that are inherently more valuable than points or miles earned by similarly priced co-branded credit cards.
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But I STILL think that the daily press briefings are far more valuable than whatever else Trump would replace them with.
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I will not say it brings you to a higher level, but it makes life more valuable, than to be stupid.
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Even if you don't want Dumba, you should be able to extract something more valuable out of the Wild than Haula.
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The more people you have using the system, the more valuable the network — and you can't achieve that with siloed systems.
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It's likely that the Trump administration, instead of discouraging such a service will, in fact, make it more valuable than ever.
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Waymo is betting that by building both the hardware and software into one system, it can make the technology more valuable.
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This is more a case of real estate becoming more and more valuable because the population of humans is growing exponentially.
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Women who have been photographed by Bill Cunningham cherish those stories as relics more valuable than any shoe, handbag, or coat.
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Malaperiman worried the cost of licensing the song would break the budget, so they offered Blur something more valuable than money.
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In general, isn't going to be always more valuable for the giant tech cos to offer the highest bug bounties around?
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Often, such facilities have even higher security measures than farms raising birds for slaughter because the breeding animals are more valuable.
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Patients who own more valuable homes are less likely to land back in the hospital within 30 days of their discharge.
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Smart phones should not take the place of real interactions, which have become ever more valuable in a tech addicted world.
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"I think we've consistently chosen comfort and better decisions, better and more valuable products, over our sense of privacy," Cham said.
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And as far as Shari Redstone is concerned, she really just wants someone who can make Viacom (and CBS) more valuable.
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If an elite school is a branding exercise, that brand is perhaps more valuable to rich parents than to rich kids.
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If that's the case, anyone in possession of the Mate1 database could then try the leaked passwords against more valuable accounts.
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The company's fully diluted market capitalization totaled over $2503 billion, making it more valuable than Macy's or Nordstrom, the retail chains.
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Each time, the executives have justified their silence by saying it is more valuable to be at the table than not.
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I guess they dumped the chump and strengthened their friendship, which is honestly more valuable than a fling in West Hollywood.
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An easement can make land more valuable, depending on how costly the easement was and how difficult it was to obtain.
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For instance, a 252-inch average in the Rockies is more valuable to skiers than a similar average in California's Sierra.
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"The more institutional clients you have, the more power you have [and] the more valuable you become," Carnegie Mellon's Singh said.
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But during tough times, quality companies with strong balance sheets are more valuable for their superior ability to weather a recession.
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"These properties are only going to get more valuable as the online world grows," said Akram Atallah, chief executive of Donuts.
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It might be that that demographic is more willing to engage with this kind of content, making the advertisements more valuable.
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"If we just look at the fundamentals, advertisers target users on the right-wing websites because their eyeballs are more valuable."
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I figured building a body of work would be far more valuable than to keep adding to my resume of failures.
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But Tesla is more valuable than many other major global automakers, including Honda (HMC), Nissan (NSANF), Hyundai, BMW and Daimler (DDAIF).
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Once so coveted that it triggered tens of deaths, directly or indirectly, it's now no more valuable than a child's sticker.
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I also thought that if they were successful in that they would make themselves much more valuable to other people. Okay.
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Think for a second about what's more valuable to you: spending time with your son or controlling the way he looks?
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Workers with college degrees are more valuable, more difficult to replace — and increasingly, they are the ones who operate the machines.
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An adventure is a box you put human beings into, and out the other side comes a more valuable human being.
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Knowing this, the Nationals separated themselves the old-fashioned way, by offering Corbin a longer, more valuable deal than their rivals.
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That makes it much more valuable as a wristwatch since it doesn&apost turn into a blank black rectangle when idle.
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The reason the Super Bowl is so much more valuable now, then, isn't that its ratings growth has been so explosive.
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Weight reduction also allows for the opportunity to add more instruments and sensors to a lander, to gather more valuable science data.
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But here's something to consider: the underdogs of the market, emerging startups, may actually provide a more valuable experience for young professionals.
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The hyperloop as we know it, Musk clarified, would be reserved for longer, intercity voyages, where near-supersonic speeds are more valuable.
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Which brings up a final point: This discovery, while important, means that chimpanzees have suddenly become more valuable as medical test subjects.
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Beck said his "time is more valuable" than to appear on Stelter's program if he's simply going to cater to the left.
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The startup says personal account data is much more valuable than credit card information, because it can sell for 60 times more.
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Not only will robots make companies more productive and people more valuable, but they will most assuredly help make America competitive again.
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Both are a reminder that, if data are now more valuable than oil, data breaches bear an unhealthy resemblance to oil spills.
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That truth was a far more valuable gift to me than even the most appealing, elegant, mystical enunciation of her daily routine.
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And what I need is to not have a Caps Lock key — search is much more valuable than yelling on the internet.
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"Your drawers and closet space become a lot more valuable after you've gone through the work to get them organized," said Dogen.
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Our kids' safety is far more valuable than our right to privately own a gun whose primary purpose is killing human beings.
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If Apple's share price rises sharply before its end, the right to buy those shares at the old price becomes more valuable.
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While the two proposals detailed in this article are aspirational, they have at their core something much more valuable than $6 trillion.
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All this means Snapchat has an opportunity to snap up advertising dollars, making it even more valuable in the eyes of investors.
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And the more valuable the phone number becomes as an identifier, the less willing people will be to share it for communication.
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We need to stop being so hard on ourselves and maybe the real you will be more valuable than the superficial you.
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While, equally, the firm stands to profit from increased dex use because that could make Binance's BNB token more valuable, Zhao argued.
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Rather than filling garages with flashy cars, the data show, today's rich devote their budgets to less visible but more valuable ends.
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Models that win—like Hunter's mule—can also become more valuable, giving competitors a vested interest in performing well at live shows.
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Jordan's achievements don't make him any more valuable than a person who had trouble in school and a history of bad decisions.
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It's hard to believe that Google was the more valuable company from the time of its IPO in 2004 until April 2008.
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It's hard to believe that Google was the more valuable company from the time of its IPO in 2004 until April 2008.
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And those NPCs you need to eat become more valuable the more time you spend learning about them because, shit, who cares?
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Last week, I talked about how Alexa wasn't forgetting what you requested because that data was more valuable than one might think.
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We know that an ad that leads to a verified transaction is several orders of magnitude more valuable than one that doesn't.
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Unlike the U.S. dollar, which may fluctuate out of our control, you can make points more valuable by mining your own knowledge.
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But as we move into a year of consumer-ready virtual reality, the medium's weird experiments become more valuable than ever. h2.
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This feat comes a week after Tesla's record number of vehicle deliveries helped make the electric car company more valuable than Ford.
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In his memo, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella laid out plans for LinkedIn that, if accomplished, would make the service dramatically more valuable.
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"He's worried about his reputation being trashed, which is much more valuable to him than anything else," the former administration official said.
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And not just return it, but to exceed it; the gift given in return must be more valuable than the original gift.
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A bankruptcy reform to speed up credit recovery, passed on April 29th, may help by making duff loans a little more valuable.
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Foresters regularly remove birch trees from an area to give the more valuable Douglas fir trees extra access to sunlight and water.
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Taxpayers who own more valuable homes pay higher property taxes because property taxes are assessed on the total value of a home.
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But more valuable than the free head shots are the counter body kicks which can be landed on the trigger happy Lineker.
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Access to lighter crudes has allowed them to run their refineries more efficiently and maximize their yield of lighter, more-valuable products.
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Nabbing a break as an assistant is tough, though, as he finds his dance talent makes him more valuable onstage than off.
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But the promise of supersonic offers what Japan Airlines and at least several others could consider a more valuable luxury: travelers' time.
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The discrepancies in the numbers made some Trump properties look more valuable to lenders and less valuable to tax authorities, ProPublica said.
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Even if you have zero desire to manage others, possessing sought-after traits will make you a more valuable colleague and employee.
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The experience of working with management of the company, he said, is perceived by firms to be more valuable than business school.
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It makes debt more onerous because you have to pay it back with money that will be more valuable the next day.
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In swampy Washington, being able to accuse the president of being mean to children is apparently more valuable than actually helping children.
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That salary was set some time in the past, so your argument is that you are more valuable now than you were. . .
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However, bank points, like those earned with the Chase Sapphire Preferred, offer much more flexibility, which makes them more valuable by nature.
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Having those words on the recording meant that it would be more valuable as evidence if the investigation culminated in a prosecution.
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As influencers have become more valuable to brands, the average cost of sponsored content on social-media platforms like Instagram has soared.
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The Points Guy values Amex points at 2 cents apiece, so this could be a more valuable option than earning cash back.
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Little Haiti/ Little RiverAll the galleries flocked like seagulls up to Little Haiti when Wynwood property became more valuable than healthy babies.
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Though half of the diamonds were gone, he had found something more valuable: all the written communication that remained on the server.
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Shellen had been leading Slack's efforts to add new third-party integrations and automation to make the service more valuable to businesses.
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Even though Faroe Islands are ranked 12 places below Jordan, FIFA considers them a more valuable opponent just because they're from Europe.
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Weasley is clearly the protector in her family, and no professor was more valuable during the battle of Hogwarts than Professor McGonagall.
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They argued that interrupting a girl's education because her clothing could distract a boy implied his education was more valuable than hers.
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If he can, he'll remain one of the more valuable outfielders in the game, as he has been so far this year.
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Some unemployed workers, presumably short on cash, thought that the $800 in their pockets was more valuable than an evening of laughs.
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And then there's "the loss of trust in some news sources — political news, especially," which makes SmartNews' curated approach seem more valuable.
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It forces manufacturers, farmers and others to pay more in capital gains taxes, if they trade an asset for something more valuable.
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"By showing they have contact with all of the major players, Russia becomes much more valuable as negotiators," Kalinovsky told VICE News.
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Or does Verizon think, "There's something about us owning media that will make that media more valuable because we also own pipes"?
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The Japanese have Kitsungi, a method of repairing broken pottery with gold, making it even more valuable after it has been broken.
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But the longer he sampled, the more valuable his data became, offering a signal through the noise of seasonal ups and downs.
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The following year, the California Republican became even more valuable, assuming the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs subcommittee that oversees Russia policy.
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In a last-ditch effort, the family began a malting operation, transforming raw barley into more valuable malt — beer's main building block.
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The very influential state television station, TVP, has proved itself more valuable to the party than any billboard or election advertising campaign.
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The categories include pencil or charcoal sketches, pastel sketches (more valuable because they are in color), fully realized pastels, oils and sculptures.
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A third reality — climate change — will make satisfying those billions of appetites harder and companies that can help farmers potentially more valuable.
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Increasingly, festivals of that scale are more about escape than music, and more valuable as thermometers of fashion, or marketing, than sound.
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That's in contrast to the internet, which saw applications like Google and Facebook attract much more valuable than the web's building blocks.
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But Amazon may satisfy a more valuable goal: pressuring other retailers to deliver the same level of convenience to keep their customers.
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Retailers say automating certain tasks doesn't necessarily displace employees, but frees them to do other things that are more valuable to customers.
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It doesn't make sense for Tesla to be more valuable than Volkswagen when 98% of global car sales are inaccessible to Tesla.
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Trained spies can offer crucial insights into relationships and context, making other intelligence, such as information from intercepted communications, much more valuable.
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None is more valuable than any other, certainly not just because Hsiung happened to have been born into his body in particular.
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Rising health-care costs have made employer-sponsored benefits more valuable, contributing to "job lock" and making entrepreneurship an even riskier proposition.
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That's because tax-free withdrawals can be more valuable than tax-deductible contributions if an investor has decades for investments to grow.
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Once much more valuable than gold and palladium, platinum XPT= has tumbled 25 percent from January highs to below $780 an ounce.
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It's 2020, after all, and many companies are getting clued in to the fact that your time is more valuable than ever.
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For this specific roster, Green may be more valuable than the greatest shooter who ever lived and a four-time scoring champion.
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The $21 billion company— only Uber and Airbnb are more valuable private companies — recently received a huge $4.4 billion investment from SoftBank.
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Even after the recent drop in value, Bitcoin is roughly 400 percent more valuable than it was at the beginning of the year.
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His method — direct, observational, scientific — suggests that a small, focused lens can be more valuable for examining a situation than a broad brush.
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Welford and Short spent their days surrounded by a product that was becoming ever-more valuable even as the economy teetered toward depression.
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It selected these based on a product appearing to a car buyer to be more valuable or expensive to produce, client presentations show.
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If people feel like their old photos and videos become more valuable on iOS, they might be less likely to switch to Android.
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This may in part be a structural phenomenon as ever more Chinese smelters produce more valuable semi-manufactured products rather than commodity metal.
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I've since made so many more valuable connections: people who root for my success, want me to win, and see my business thrive.
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At this point, Facebook's Edge Rank algorithm is far more valuable than the recipe of Coca-Cola or KFC's 11 herbs and spices.
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These are but a few high-profile examples, but companies are learning that working together is far more valuable than fighting one another.
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As the economy becomes centred on knowledge, clusters such as London and New York grow even more valuable, yet the dividends are skewed.
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The less everybody else knows about how he operates and who his clients are, the more valuable he can be to those clients.
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It's handy for stills, but I wouldn't really consider this a portrait camera, so continuous autofocus would be far more valuable to have.
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The US military doesn't always seem to understand that in this militant-controlled terrain, intelligence gathering is more valuable than firepower, they said.
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Van Beurden said the company's acquisition of BG Group was more valuable than previously thought and added there were more opportunities for synergies.
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It feels like this is more valuable earlier in the week, because the numbers towards the end of the week tend to drop.
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I'm a big, big believer in people learning a little bit of code in part to become more valuable within their own industry.
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That will allow more analysts to pore through the data — potentially finding more valuable intelligence than NSA analysts could find on their own.
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Owl, which has yet to see any exits, has a number of portfolio companies that have grown more valuable since it invested, too.
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Here, time to market is more valuable than error-free code, and you can always go back and clean up the code later.
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Ancillary services are one thing, arbitrage — buying power when it's cheap, selling it back to the grid when its more valuable — is another.
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High schoolers are often being taught skills that will soon be handed over to machines, and they're missing out on more valuable ones.
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"The tariffs arguably make Amazon even more valuable because it's a cheaper alternative to the more vulnerable brick-and-mortar chains, " he said.
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But perhaps even more valuable to users and investors is the strengthening notion that Litecoin could truly be a viable alternative to Bitcoin.
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"It's much more valuable for your mental state to really know that number … because that is something you have control over," Reposa said.
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They want to create a monster who doesn't merit mercy or a moral exemplar whose life is more valuable than the average person's.
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That has the effect of enriching those who'd then own a relatively larger slice of a company by making each share more valuable.
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Tesla's last milestone would put its value at just under Microsoft's current market cap—and far more valuable than any current car company.
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The Spanish mined for gold and established agricultural plantations with slave labor, but the colony eventually became more valuable as a military outpost.
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If Twitter can nail the execution (that's a massive if), this could in many ways make the product more valuable for more people.
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The group also promised they had more valuable, interesting hacking tools, but they didn't publish them, and instead launched a ridiculous-sounding auction.
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Regardless the value of their stand alone function, as a networked infrastructure they are far more valuable than the sum their independent features.
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It seems like only Sony's mobile division benefited from Japan's more valuable currency, likely due to reduced costs of overseas manufacturing and logistics.
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Lee said in the post-match press conference that securing a win after enduring three losses makes his recent victory even more valuable.
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Wall Street analysts pay attention to customers with a recurring bill, or so-called "postpaid" customers, as they are more valuable to carriers.
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Its guidelines for sex education remain the gold standard in many districts, a contribution that became even more valuable during the AIDS epidemic.
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Prime provides a unique combination of benefits, and we continue to invest in making this Prime program even more valuable for our members.
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The quality of the information collected on a more stable and verified network of users would be much higher and, consequently, more valuable.
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A: Retirement saving is a discounting problem: People will take a discount to get something now instead of something more valuable in future.
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He also knew the Calgary rights were far more valuable with three bidders — including ABC, the longtime Olympic network — vying to buy them.
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This makes the fake money used in Azeroth, the mythical world of the game, about 6.8 times more valuable than the Venezuelan bolivar.
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" King said keeping that promise was "far more important and far more valuable to America than keeping people here who are here illegally.
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Many of the grave markers made of more valuable stone have been stolen, destined to be sanded blank and resold for future burials.
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Mr. Kupor notes that extending the exercise time for former employees makes their options more valuable at the expense of employees and investors.
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The Chinese market could become more valuable to Amazon and Google as sales slow in the US.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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The bill for insurers was C$700 million in that fire, and the Fort McMurray fire is bigger and the properties more valuable.
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"I actually think the second is far more valuable and useful if it can be created," Zuckerberg wrote in a January 2014 email.
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That makes the voices of entrepreneurs outside tech hubs like New York and San Francisco all the more valuable in major policy debates.
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But there's a dirty little secret to that statistic: A college degree is only more valuable compared to not having one at all.
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To us, the moviegoing public that subsidizes all the surrounding glamour, the award should never appear to be much more valuable than that.
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Rewards credit cards have become more popular in recent years, and that's led to more valuable benefits, but also some higher annual fees.
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Consequently, these options have become more valuable to account for the wide range of possibilities that traders are pricing in for the future.
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The net cost was $1.43 trillion less than business-as-usual — or even more valuable if a price was put on carbon emissions.
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She argues that this will be much more valuable as candidates gear up for their respective conventions and, eventually, Election Day this November.
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What I learned in high school has become much more valuable to me than anything I could have learned at a screened school.
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U.S. multinational companies can benefit from declines in the dollar, which make overseas sales more valuable when translated back into the U.S. currency.
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The assumption that assertiveness is a more valuable trait than, say, deference is itself the product of a ubiquitous and corrosive gender hierarchy.
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Freeport also agreed to build smelters to process copper concentrate in Indonesia, helping to create more jobs and more valuable processing work there.
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"If you can own real estate, real estate with an income is the one [form of] real estate that's more valuable," says Robbins.
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Which do you think is more valuable: trying something new, or digging deep into one experience by doing it over and over again?
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I considered dating him to be a good use of time while I worked on becoming that more valuable person for someone else.
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That made Tesla more valuable than General Motors, a company that last year produced more than nine million vehicles and earned $9.4 billion.
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Though skepticism has grown around coding schools more broadly, the ability to design, shape, correct and secure software will only grow more valuable.
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The vector is our information traveling in one direction away from us to become something more valuable to someone whom we can't see.
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And I always thought that was crazy until I saw some research that says experiences are more valuable if you can share them.
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That made the sector more valuable than the domestic film industry, which brought in 45.7 billion yuan in revenues in the same year.
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If your house has become more valuable and you can jump on a lower interest rate, it's a "win-win," according to Sun.
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AND NOW INSTEAD OF GETTING A 2191% INTEREST ON THEIR EARNINGS THEY GET A 21400%, AND THAT MAKES THE REMAINING STOCK MORE VALUABLE.
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On the whole, I think that knowledge is preferable to ignorance, and I am sure that human sympathy is more valuable than ideology.
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"Advertising was also a key contributor as we're continuing to make the offerings more valuable, both to customers and advertisers alike," he said.
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So, yes, he is suggesting that a sure-fire way to a woman's heart is by making your retirement accounts more valuable. 9.
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Research analyst Nicole Zok weighted these lives equally, while former senior research analyst Amar Radia thought saving under-285 lives was more valuable.
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If you&aposre a business owner or a freelancer, however, the Business Platinum® Card from American Express might be even more valuable.
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But on Wednesday, she had to concede what some 19-year-olds would consider an even more valuable prize — a free waffle maker.
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Global cities must connect to other global cities to tap these resources, which have become more valuable to them than lumber and steel.
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As the president of the United States disparages immigrants, it's important to note that they are more valuable to the U.S. than ever.
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The concept makes the options more valuable to employees because they're not going to be locked up before an IPO for 10 years.
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Wade Davis' numbers out of the bullpen are so astronomically good that it's clear he is a more valuable asset than Phil Hughes.
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Wall Street analysts watch the so-called "postpaid" customer figure, because those users pay a recurring bill and are more valuable to the carriers.
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I was initially shocked by the $130,000 offer, but it made me realize that my expertise is that valuable — and likely even more valuable!
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It's actually more valuable than that: It's telling us what all the different studies on individual laws say when you examine them put together.
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Bonds governed by U.S. and British law are often considered more valuable and fetch higher prices than obligations subject to the courts of Argentina.
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It would be far more valuable if the intelligence official provided specific language, some sort of document, or other record to prove their claim.
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Light, sweet crudes are more valuable to refiners because they are easier to process, while heavier and sour grades often trade at a discount.
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That age makes them more valuable on the bot market, and it also helps them seem more legitimate to anyone who comes across them.
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The eye-popping figure would make it more valuable than S&P juggernauts like DowDuPont, General Electric and Caterpillar, according to data from Finviz.com.
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So theoretically, you can win making small little slang words the entire game rather than strategizing around more valuable letters and good board placements.
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There's also the fact that people, in general, really like money and tend to see it as more valuable than the equivalent in goods.
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The star of CNBC's reality pitch show "West Texas Investors Club" said that street smarts are more valuable in business than a master's degree.
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However, Tatar questions whether we should assume these messages render Pixar movies automatically more valuable to children than their darker, fairy tale-based counterparts.
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I have many assets like that and the end result is that they are always much more valuable than what you paid for them.
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Your time becomes more valuable than it ever was before, even if you have to stay home to watch a little Elmo before bedtime.
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At the same time, I would say that the key to everything is gratitude, and I think that is much more valuable than happiness.
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By chipping away with patent wins, Qualcomm hopes to prove that its patent portfolio is as or more valuable than what it's been charging.
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Afterward — as with that TransUnion deal — money is reinvested into the company to make it more valuable to a subsequent acquirer or public shareholders.
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In the offline world, learning effects are transmitted through humans: as people learn how a product can become more valuable, they modify it accordingly.
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Almost all go online from smartphones, which generate far more valuable data than desktop computers, chiefly because they contain sensors and are carried around.
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And Shari and Sumner Redstone are likely thinking that a huge hit this weekend would make it more valuable to hold onto the studio.
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Somewhat more rare and more valuable is metallurgical (or "met") coal, which has higher carbon content, lower moisture, and fewer impurities than thermal coal.
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