Sloan already has an easy tip: embrace more vibrant colors.
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The colors are more vibrant, and the details more pronounced.
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There I was exposed to even more vibrant LGBT community.
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There is a much more vibrant and cohesive feminist community.
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" "Minutes felt like hours, colors seemed more vibrant and clear.
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OLED screens display darker blacks, brighter whites, and more vibrant colors.
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The iPhone 27 can capture photos faster, with more vibrant colors.
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We're more vibrant because we have experience, we know our bodies.
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The trans community at Apple makes us stronger and more vibrant.
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Whatever the reason, Britain became more confident, more vibrant, more multicultural.
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Once again, the Fold's photo is more vibrant and better exposed.
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It also helps improve contrast and produce a more vibrant image.
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Her senses felt heightened, and sounds and colors were more vibrant.
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"The picture tends to look brighter and more vibrant," he added.
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This mild intensity also keeps processed hair more vibrant over time.
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The jumpsuit she wore underneath, however, is somehow even more vibrant.
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That said, the 8K resolution should allow for even more vibrant HDR.
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Salvador's annual carnival is all the more vibrant because of Menezes' appearances.
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OLED is also capable of displaying deeper blacks and more vibrant colors.
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Screens are getting more vivid, colors more vibrant, and pictures more lifelike.
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Click through our slide show to see these and more vibrant images.
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So I'm hoping for color that makes me feel more vibrant and playful.
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"We expect people to tweet more, to have more vibrant conversations," Berland explained.
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The community of unPOP grew and the app was more vibrant than ever.
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It's more imaginative, more vibrant, and boasts more variety from episode to episode.
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All of those events have put a more vibrant spring in Democrats' step.
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All of it made brighter and more vibrant by a glaring summer sun.
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In the second half of the season, "Rise" becomes more vibrant, less dour.
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"The colors will be more vibrant if we get more darkness," she said.
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Simply put: It produces richer, more vibrant visuals in a potentially thinner screen.
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And I also just think that'll make the science a lot more vibrant.
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From afar, the photo taken with the Pocophone F21 looks brighter and more vibrant.
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That should result in clips with better contrast, more vibrant colors, and better details.
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Through music, they show us the way forward, to an ever more vibrant future.
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Blacks are deeper and colors are a little more vibrant than on LCD screens.
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OLED panels are said to be thinner and offer more vibrant colors than LCD.
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It wasn't that she was cocky, but it was a cleaner, more vibrant feeling.
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Art succeeds at the local level by building more vibrant, equitable, and connected communities.
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Whipped cream and a final dusting of colored powder make it even more vibrant.
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Ford overhauled Gucci's minimalist image, making the brand more vibrant, retro-inspired, and sexy.
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It's definitely inspired me to embrace color and gravitate toward more vibrant, memorable pieces.
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"You could argue that there is no city that is more vibrant," he said.
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New York City was sexier, edgier and more vibrant back in its bad old days.
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That means more local shops and small businesses, more shared spaces, and more vibrant communities.
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Google's transition from LG to Samsung's more vibrant and saturated displays is a welcome change.
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But the less we pay attention to that, the more vibrant that aspect will feel.
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"[The city] was more artistic, more vibrant than it is now," she said to me.
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The IPO market isn't looking much more vibrant than last year, underscores a new survey.
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Environments will become more expansive as plots become more riveting and characters become more vibrant.
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Immigration makes the culture more vibrant and more alive on both sides of the border.
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"We wanted downtown to be more vibrant because that is good for us," he said.
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The colors are more vibrant and people are more willing to think outside the box.
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The refugees who have already resettled in Texas have made our communities even more vibrant.
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Columbus also benefits from greater civic and social participation and a more vibrant and attractive community.
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This means you'll see a more vibrant display than you've ever seen on a Samsung phone.
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Now you can see the texture on the concrete wall, and even colors look more vibrant.
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I think the e-commerce for live events in more vibrant than it ever has been.
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Adding plant life into a workspace is a cheap way to make it feel more vibrant.
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Today it is stronger, more vibrant and more talented than at any point in Apple's history.
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It seems more vibrant than before, its emptiness dulled by my encounter with another human being.
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A feather-bedded public sector has also limited the development of a more vibrant private one.
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Footage recorded in HDR looks more vibrant with richer, more saturated colors, and greater dynamic range.
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Twitter gets a more vibrant timeline, and Periscope gets a powerful new source of potential downloads.
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We used chalk (some soaked in water, which made the colors more vibrant) and sidewalk paint.
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By comparison, a picture Kelble's mother took on her iPhone came out sharper and more vibrant
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Certainly, I would never have predicted that it would seem even more vibrant and emotionally charged.
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That, in a sense, is going to make a much more vibrant new generation of feminism.
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But the way they played against the Baltimore Orioles provided a more vibrant tribute to Michael.
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AmeriColor's bright gel dyes create truer and more vibrant results in a wider range of hues.
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The pain should be temporary, and in theory result in a more vibrant economy for everyone.
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No, I do think the more vibrant this community is in Washington is good, it's fine.
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LG has even transitioned from LCD to a P-OLED screen, so colors looks even more vibrant.
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There's new clothing and gear to buy, and overall the game looks much more vibrant and detailed.
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Like poetry, it seems to want to immerse the listener into a more vibrant experience of living.
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More people bring more services, more arts and culture, more energy — in short, a more vibrant city.
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"Immigration makes the culture more vibrant and more alive on both sides of the border," she said.
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In manual video mode, you can set the V60 to record in HDR6993+ for more vibrant colors.
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The iPhone 11 Pro photos were sharper, more vibrant, and more accurate than those of the competitors.
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OLED screens are more power efficient and allow the device to display more vibrant and contrasting colors.
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But I remembered how certain sermons — especially the miracle stories — once made the world seem more vibrant.
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Packaging also has to be more vibrant than in the West to appeal to Asian consumers, he said.
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Street stalls may cause a bit of congestion and disorder, but they also make urban life more vibrant.
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OLEDs truly do offer superior black levels and more vibrant color compared to a majority of LCD sets.
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So everything on your TV would be brighter, more vibrant, than anything you'd seen on a TV before.
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While I try to keep it true to the original, I manipulate photos to make them more vibrant.
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While the Mac has its share of very good apps, iOS is by far the more vibrant ecosystem.
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For $100 more than the Zoom, the Nexus 6P offers a more vibrant screen and a superb camera.
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The clearest giveaway is that the new '95 Retro Denali Jacket is a bit more vibrant in color.
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Most of the colors I saw that evening were presented in more vibrant form underwater the next day.
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That means sharper, more vibrant colors, and the screen's 18:9 aspect ratio makes watching videos very enjoyable.
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The granddaughters also recently rebranded the company, updating its logo with a new font and more vibrant colors.
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A lot of that came down to color; the new trailer is brighter and more vibrant than its predecessors.
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This makes the picture more vibrant and complex with clear and sharp images, stunning colors, and deeper black levels.
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The Quantum Dot LED (QLED) technology makes everything on the screen brighter, with better contrast and more vibrant colors.
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Both will be offered in black and white (although Whyd has a selection of more vibrant, less-binary colors).
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Despite Pine's good work, our attention inevitably strays to the more vibrant and colorful performances of his supporting characters.
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Mars today is a frozen desert, but ancient riverbeds hint at a much warmer, wetter, and more vibrant past.
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Maybe then, there will be even more stories like Bennett's to make the world a more vibrant, loving place.
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"Expanding to Seattle makes the National Hockey League more balanced, even more whole and even more vibrant," said Bettman.
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The new iPad Air features an "ultra-thin 212-inch design" and offers a larger, more vibrant Retina display.
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YouTube, the world's largest and most popular video service, now supports HDR content for sharper, more vibrant picture quality.
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The display is also a step up from the old Pro display; it's much brighter and noticeably more vibrant.
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"There's been a much more vibrant comeback in the small business sector in Detroit than anyone expected," he said.
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My posts are generally more vibrant in terms of color scheme—I tend to stay away from Instagram filters.
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The question is not whether we can go backward, but could there be a more vibrant manufacturing future here?
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The colors are more vibrant than digital, and I felt like it was the best medium to capture running .
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It looks a little brighter, which makes the photo appear more vibrant, but the colors are a little paler.
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In the films where Brancusi shoots his own sculptures they seem more vibrant than in the museum's white cube.
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The colors will be more vibrant, the blacks will be deeper, and glare will be a problem no more!
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She obsessed over painting snake eyes and scales, preferring live snakes over dead, because the color was more vibrant.
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Between the suspenseful chapters of Snowman's journey, Atwood fills us in on his — and the world's — more vibrant past.
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And would the films be more vibrant, rather than the tired regenerations of worn tropes they often have been?
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And what we need is greater lightweight products, what we need are products that are easy to carry, easy to ship by e-commerce, more vibrant, if you walk the shelves today, or a store of today versus the store of yesteryear, you find that the shelf is so much more vibrant.
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Maxwell Osborne, the co-designer from Public School, a line whose collections have recently integrated more vibrant hues, was unconcerned.
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This will give your shadows something to stick onto and make them more vibrant — especially if you use white primer.
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In fact, after your tattoo has finished peeling completely, it should make your tattoo appear even brighter and more vibrant.
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They're small steps individually, but they speak to Facebook's interest in making groups a more vibrant part of the site.
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Its colors are ever-so-slightly more vibrant, too, and the laptop's speakers are a big improvement over the MacBook's.
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Simply press record with one hand and apply your favorite shade with the other — the more vibrant hue the better.
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Current lasers still have limitations in the colors they can erase with added difficulty stemming from more vibrant tattoo colors.
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And yet, in all my days I have never seen a dog more full of vigor, more vibrant, than Chez.
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It's obviously a virtual world—more vibrant, less detailed and my skin tone's off—but overall it feels pretty real.
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In the longer term, some hope that the departure from the EU will turn Britain into a more vibrant economy.
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Snapchat's social network is far more vibrant than Snow's, she said, but in China, Snow could fill a fun niche.
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I realized that NYU's academic and cultural life was even more vibrant than the colorful food trucks dotting each corner.
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Priority should be given to creating a more vibrant private sector and reducing the footprint of the state, it said.
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" Another talked about how much he enjoyed the drug, saying, "Minutes felt like hours, colors seemed more vibrant and clear.
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The bank said a raft of economic reforms launched recently were expected to lead to a more vibrant financial system.
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The Pedra Roja, too, was more vibrant, with a stony earthiness, floral notes and ripe, enticing flavors of red fruits.
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I love that personally, because I can respond to his interests and I think it makes my writing more vibrant.
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The Echo Show now brandishes a crisper and more vibrant 10-inch display (the screen on the original was 7 inches).
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Food is fuel for your body, and the more nutrient-dense stuff you eat, the more vibrant and healthy you'll feel.
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In side-by-side comparisons of Dolby Vision-encoded images and video, the newer screens were much more vibrant and dynamic.
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How do we evolve programs to make businesses more vibrant with healthy, productive, present co-workers in an affordable predictable way?
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And it's one of the reasons the iPhone 27 photo looks so much more vibrant in the series of images below.
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Okinawa is the earliest prefecture to reach peak cherry blossom season, and the flowers are more vibrant compared to other regions.
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These changes would encourage companies to expand and help realize stronger economic growth, leading to more vibrant state economies and finances.
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Botanical pigments like saffron and turmeric had been used in Persian and Turkish art for centuries, but this was more vibrant.
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Sonic's fur is now a more vibrant blue, and his belly went from white to tan to match Sega's original design.
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Movies will look more like the theater quality, sports will be smoother and crisper, and video games will be more vibrant.
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"I'm going to fight to try to expand access through things like creating a more vibrant, robust public option," Booker said.
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But what if you could have all the luxurious, restful downtime the Caribbean provides and a more vibrant roster of activities?
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Alternating between the two styles gives the table a more vibrant look overall that's still anchored by a touch of class.
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The more vibrant attachments a person has, the more likely she will find some commonality with every other person on earth.
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The Panthers play in a far larger, more vibrant region than the Bills, the most recent N.F.L. team to be sold.
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Red, blue, green... mmI always try to mix brown with more vibrant colors, but sometimes, brown on brown can look great, too.
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And a little white eyeliner in the inner corner of your bottom lid will make you look instantly more vibrant and awake.
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It also makes the edge lighting feature for notifications look much more vibrant and lively against the darker sides of the screen.
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The new Apple TV promises to stream shows in greater detail and brighter, more vibrant images, thanks to HDR (high dynamic range).
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But Gravity Rush 2 features slightly more intuitive controls and, thanks to a shift to the PS4, crisper and more vibrant visuals.
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Its downtown and lakefront museum campus is even more vibrant than when I graduated from college in 1998 with a journalism degree.
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Each drink will be specially prepared with hand-shaken pieces of red-fleshed dragon fruit to give them a more vibrant color.
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Mr. Corella said he hoped the changes would lead not only to a more vibrant company, but also to higher ticket sales.
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Today, OnePlus is finally giving customers more options with the addition of a limited edition gold-colored version that is more vibrant.
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Many people prefer rainy season as the rain is short, and rain makes the rain forests and jungles more vibrant and lush.
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These students bring their talents to a wide array of employers and help to create a stronger economy and more vibrant nation.
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She opted for one of the designer's more vibrant evening gowns — a $4,560 floor-length dress — to a gala dinner in 2015.
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Learning about Claudette was a lesson in how women's history is a lot more vibrant and thrilling than the history books suggest.
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So the screen on the iPhone X looks more vibrant than the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone 8, which still use LCD.
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Billy's longer and fuller life makes him the more vibrant of the two, but the mysteries of Charles's fate propel the book.
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The result is what Apple calls a Liquid Retina display, which looks better — brighter and more vibrant — than past iPhone LCD screens.
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"The fight for net neutrality is the fight for civil liberties, and a more vibrant culture," said Candace Martin, commercial counsel for Kickstarter.
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The result: "Wayward Sisters," an episode that felt fun, fast-paced, full of energy, and more vibrant than Supernatural has been in ages.
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It'll boost blues in the sky, make flowers more vibrant, and try to make the food you're shooting look a bit more appetizing.
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OLED, or organic light emitting diode, displays are lighter and thinner than LCD displays, and can offer more vibrant colors and greater contrast.
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The second generation of Samsung's SUHD TV has a better picture, a more vibrant screen and has the ability to stream PlayStation games.
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Ralph Northam definitely sounded more progressive themes and became more vibrant in his criticism of Trump because Tom was such a competitive candidate.
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Google said the displays were calibrated for more accurate whites and colors, but I wish it had aimed to keep colors more vibrant.
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Here are some ideas that might promote a healthier and more vibrant middle class the next time tax reform is on the table.
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I won't get into the differences here except to say OLEDs are noticeably superior — they produce more vibrant colors and deeper contrast ratios.
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It's clear that while the Academy continues to fail to reward their work, the industry has been infinitely more vibrant for their contributions.
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Hard water, which is full of minerals like calcium and magnesium, can make colors more vibrant, while softer water produces more muted tones.
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He said this was a pity because many of the 600 new sects in Indonesia's history had made its religious landscape more vibrant.
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After the war ended, people started to spend more money on interior design, which made the home a more vibrant and fun place.
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In order for us to remain competitive in the global economy, and to meet our obligations, we need a younger, more vibrant workforce.
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"It's now much more vibrant with new buildings, small businesses and restaurants and has a charming beach town feel to it," she said.
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And the vast mass of voters found themselves with a more vibrant consumer economy than they, their parents or grandparents could ever have imagined.
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Former Premier Baird called the opposition to lockouts a "growing hysteria," writing on Facebook that the post-lockout city is "more vibrant than ever".
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The shutters' black backgrounds are a significant departure for Lewis, and make her chubby-cheeked snowmen and blooming flora appear all the more vibrant.
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So buyers will be paying a $30 premium for a more vibrant speaker; the standard Sonos One in black or white retails for $199.
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It's also going to give users the option to turn off color management and get more vibrant, less-accurate colors if they so choose.
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But if you were hoping to see something more vibrant or eye-catching out of this year's lineup, that looks like a no go.
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Like most war correspondents, she wanted to outdo the competition; seeing death made life more vibrant, as did the adrenalin buzz of near misses.
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Another reason photos seem more vibrant is because the iPhone 223 processes color differently than other either the previous iPhone or the Samsung s27.
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A gloss will wash out on its own, allowing you to try a richer or more-vibrant shade — without roots in a few weeks.
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Together, we can build an even more vibrant culture of innovation that tightens the links between Silicon Valley and Israeli tech companies and entrepreneurs.
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My skin looked noticeably more vibrant, with healthy dose of redness (which went away quickly, don't worry), and felt so much smoother than before.
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Millennials now make up approximately 25 percent of the US population and have revitalized cities across our nation, making them more vibrant and exciting.
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As companies worldwide lay the groundwork for compliance and transparency, they're also paving the way to an even more vibrant AI future to come.
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Hair connects to youth and strength, so symbolically this is showing that his psyche sees him as more vibrant than he sees himself consciously.
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Today's Rome is a paradoxical place: even as many historic neighborhoods fall to mass-touristic homogeneity, outlying districts are becoming more vibrant and varied.
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We know his reactions, his responses, but he is nowhere very positive, instead stepping back to allow more vibrant characters to take center stage.
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Order them here >>The Knockout bouquet has a mixed array of tulips so the colors become more vibrant and gorgeous as the flowers bloom.
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Those living in an area with low house prices may feel trapped, since they would struggle to afford a move to somewhere more vibrant.
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More importantly, the display panel should look even better with its new quantum dot LED technology that results in a brighter, more vibrant picture.
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The U.S. economy is more vibrant than it has been in years, yet the bond market insists a recession could be on the horizon.
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With their grit, ingenuity and can-do spirit, returned Peace Corps volunteers are making communities across America more vibrant and our workforce more competitive.
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Not all are created equal, but it's fun to test them all out — and will them to make you a more vibrant and well human.
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But his charisma as a performer has made him one of the more vibrant -- and successful -- examples of educating people about climate change through art.
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Google's famous doodles celebrate centuries of rich culture, diversity, and innovation and the people who have made the world a more vibrant and exciting place.
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Its rich, creamy consistency sinks deep into skin to soothe and hydrate dry, flaky areas, while simultaneously replenishing it to a brighter, more vibrant state.
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OLED screens display darker blacks, brighter whites, and more vibrant colors, and Apple is including a number of new wallpapers to show off the display.
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He told a panel session that his company was looking at Asia for expansion, and Singapore appeared a more vibrant fintech centre than Hong Kong.
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OLED screens have brighter, more vibrant colors and can also flex for use in curved edge-to-edge glass designs like Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge.
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He told a panel session that his company was looking at Asia for expansion, and Singapore appeared a more vibrant fintech center than Hong Kong.
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Start by slicking a layer of primer all over your eyelids— this will improve the longevity of your shadows and make them appear more vibrant.
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Many ideas have been presented as to how to create more vibrant primary care and to change the convoluted system by which doctors are paid.
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In the Light category you can change the photo's Brilliance, a setting that can make the picture look more vibrant without intensifying the color saturation.
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You can get them in two different color packs featuring muted purple, pink, and green handles or the more vibrant yellow, green, and blue handles.
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Finally, there are also some new Hue spotlight bulbs, which are a little smaller, brighter, and more vibrant, and a plain white E12 candle bulb.
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LIHTC development helps because it is development leading to a higher local population, more vibrant streets, more retail, and a general sense of increased activity.
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If you've ever held one of Samsung's recent high-end smartphones next to an iPhone, you've probably noticed that the colors are much more vibrant.
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Start by priming your eyes (we love this version), which will extend the wear of your eyeshadows and make them appear more vibrant on your lids.
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Pack on a layer of white eyeshadow using a dense eyeshadow brush to make the color of your wings more vibrant and to set your work.
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Successful Italian companies are those that export to more vibrant overseas markets, such as businesses selling car parts, food, fashion, pharmaceutical products, car parts or energy.
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From soft neutrals to more vibrant reds and forest-inspired mossy greens, this set can work for everyday or for a Halloween-inspired Snow White look.
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But unlike Spectra, which has three pigments of electronic ink, or Triton, which displays 16 levels of grayscale and 4,096 colors, ACeP is much more vibrant.
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"Polaroids often look blurry, vinyl sound quality is nowhere near an MP3 or stream — but it makes them feel more vibrant, more real-life," she said.
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So you start shooting homes, and then you add models to make it more vibrant, and very soon you want to turn it into a story.
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Miranda Kerr went for a more vibrant look when she draped a denim jacket over a ruffled floral dress in New York City on September 15.
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Fragments of a more vibrant me lie buried beneath the amiodarone IV drips, erratic jagged lines on electrocardiograms, and the thought of life without my husband.
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But the animals weren't simply swapping blood — the older rodent was also reaping the benefits of the younger one's more vibrant internal organs and circulatory system.
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That made the screen on the iPhone X look more vibrant than the ones on the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone 8, which still use LCD.
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It's a version that has been widely praised for its lyricism and use of contemporary idiom, made even more vibrant here through the voice of Danes.
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Most notably, Amazon says the Fire 7's 232-inch display will have "sharper text" and higher contrast, so it should look a bit more vibrant.
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Over all, text appeared crisper and websites more vibrant on the iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy screens than they did on the Mate 10 Pro's display.
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Lastly, with support for HDR 903+ video—for both recording and playback—pictures, videos, and even games should appear more vibrant and colorful on SD 855 devices.
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When dust is high up in the atmosphere, the air is more dense, which enhances the scattering light rays, resulting in more vibrant shades of those colors.
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Many policymakers and economists have said capital expenditure is crucial because it creates jobs and increases productivity, both of which Japan's economy needs to be more vibrant.
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And don't forget to spend some of your free time cultivating skills or hobbies that make you feel more confident, more vibrant, and proud to be you.
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Nintendo's SNES Classic mini console, which comes with a more vibrant system and controller color scheme in Europe, is now up for preorder on Amazon's UK storefront.
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Slick on a layer of white cream shadow — this will act as a base for your eyeshadows to make them more vibrant — or a good eyeshadow primer.
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It was pretty hard for most everyone, although the 7 definitely has more vibrant colors and a noticeably shallower depth of field because of the brighter lens.
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Beats partnered with Pharrell Williams to create the "More Matte" version of the Solo Pros, which includes three more vibrant colors: dark blue, light blue, and red.
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It is not an easy task, but it will result in a stronger, more vibrant Republican Party that looks more like and serves the America of today.
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Sending this important legislation to the president's desk will complete years of hard work and help make local communities stronger and more vibrant for generations to come.
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The body high has all the classic symptoms of hallucinogens: increased sense of touch, tingly fingers on the come-up, and lights seem brighter and more vibrant.
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Paleontologists have suggested that this was a sort of Garden of Eden, a simple ecosystem wiped away by the more vibrant fauna of the following Cambrian Period.
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A sea of IndyCars buzzed violently around the streets of this winsome little Florida city, and the vehicular throng could not be more thrilling or more vibrant.
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Despite the meager recovery from the financial crisis and recession of 2008-9, the United States remains one of the more vibrant economies of the developed world.
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As cafes, bars and artisanal boutiques moved in, the Marais became the center for Paris's L.G.B.T. community, drawing more visitors and prompting an ever more vibrant makeover.
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Their vivacity lends purpose to the entire film, drawing it away from social critique and into the more vibrant mind-set of teenagers behaving without self-reflection.
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Head to Settings then Display then Advanced, and you'll come across a Vivid colors switch—turn this on to get colors that are less natural but more vibrant.
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The tale must involve overcoming a struggle that leads you to a eureka moment and sets you on your path to helping others become healthier, more vibrant beings.
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The movie even contains a joke about the X-Men's original comic book costumes: Singer made Marvel's mutants somber, in contrast to their more vibrant comic book predecessors.
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In this fantastic piece photographed by Peyton Fulford for i-D, a new generation of creative and artful free spirits share their visions for a more vibrant world.
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In all, he was a much more vibrant campaigner than anyone the center-left has put up for ages, and became a real threat to the sitting president.
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Google has maintained that it tuned the phone's P-OLED screen to have more realistic colors instead of the more vibrant and saturated colors seen on other phones.
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HDR offers improved picture quality with higher contrast, which means you'll see more vibrant colors as well as make out more of the image in darker, shadowy scenes.
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Sometimes all it takes is a sprinkle of bright blond highlights to make hair look that much more vibrant, no extra time spent in the salon chair required.
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It appears that TNT's show will be striking a middle ground, incorporating a slightly more vibrant and stylized aesthetic, while maintaining the original setting like many period dramas.
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She'd rather pair tarter fruit flavors and more vibrant floral notes to work with vodka's uncompromising taste (which, to me at least, seems to be primarily of fire).
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By improving mobility options, Uber and Lyft can help make downtowns more vibrant, improve the flow of customers to retail stores, and drive up tax revenues for cities.
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The Polish press remains more vibrant than in neighboring Hungary, where the government has near complete control over the media, but pressure on independent journalists continues to grow.
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She has taken a radically new direction in this body of work: painting on significantly larger canvasses; using a more vibrant, chromatic palette; and stepping into mythological terrain.
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And in cases when there's no HDR-certified content, Nokia also includes a handy video feature that upconverts standard-definition content so that it looks a bit more vibrant.
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The slick pavement, trees, and deep blue sky are more vibrant in the S9+ photo (right) than they are in the slightly washed out-looking iPhone X photo (left).
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What is most important for a dual-format movie, according to Gong, is a strong lead actor, who can then make ordinary street and office settings appear more vibrant.
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Kim Kardashian West traded her neutrals and furs for a more vibrant look in Malibu, California, on Saturday, stepping out in an neon orange mini with husband Kanye West.
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In theory, this should make your Instagram photos look even sharper and more vibrant — but we can't say for sure until we spend more time with the actual phone.
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This dreamy rainbow gown is a close cousin of the gorgeous oil-slick gown Constance Wu wore last year, but the rainbow pattern is slightly more vibrant and playful.
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"This restructuring will enable Aerosoles to become a stronger, more vibrant brand, and position the company for future growth," interim Chief Executive Officer Denise Incandela said in a statement.
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She looked comfy in a denim dress and sunglasses ... much more vibrant than when we saw her earlier this week decked out in all black after a SoulCycle class.
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"Our research reveals a much more vibrant, complex and opportunistic digital oil & gas market than most investors realize; one that is just now starting to emerge," the firm said.
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Yelp argues that on a level playing field, its business listings would usually rank higher than Google's, since it has a more vibrant community of reviewers and better reviews.
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For $400 to $600 more the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar doubles the speed and storage while adding a brighter and more vibrant display and an hour of battery life.
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Compared to the 23-inch 23 x 23 display on the Galaxy S29, Samsung's screen not only offers a higher pixel density, but it's brighter and more vibrant as well.
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"At cocktail parties, people talk about acupuncture, they talk about their Botox ... discussion on health and wellness and living a longer, healthier, and more vibrant lifestyle is commonplace," he said.
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With support for HDR, videos offer better picture quality, with higher contrast that allows you to see more vibrant colors and make out more of the image in darker scenes.
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But as Justin Westbrook wrote over at Jalopnik, it's not as much for pollution reasons in Oslo as it is a way to make the city more vibrant and livable.
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Make photo colors popIf a photo seems drab and dreary, open something more vibrant as well, then go back to the original picture and select Image, Adjustment and Match Color.
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In some ways, it's a subversive trick, because it tends to make content appear more vibrant when viewed on the S10's screen than it might appear on other devices.
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"Ambitious structural reforms will be important to raise growth," the directors said, urging Moscow to prioritize creation of a more vibrant private sector and reduce the footprint of the state.
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"Anheuser-Busch has a long track record of working with its craft partners to help make the U.S. beer category stronger and more vibrant," said Anheuser-Busch CEO Michel Doukeris.
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The Scottish National Party, which Ms. Sturgeon leads, had promised after the referendum to deliver a more vibrant economy if the region were unshackled from the rest of the country.
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But the only color available to purchase in the petite version was black, which isn't great for those looking to add something a bit more vibrant to their work wardrobe.
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As Yellen point out, the economy grew a bit more weakly in the first quarter, but showed signs of picking up to a more vibrant clip in the second quarter.
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South American hydrangeas, which are white, light blue and pale green, are significantly less expensive than hydrangeas from Holland, which come in more vibrant shades of blue, pink and purple.
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In the seven years since moving to Portugal, they've lived in a couple of spots, including Mafra, which is just outside Lisbon, where there is a more vibrant expat community.
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But in their transition from an old, plodding team to a younger, more vibrant one, the Yankees have added that element, and it has contributed significantly to their encouraging start.
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Despite how attractive a glossy nude lipstick might look on the red carpet, it's these red-lipped heroines that seem to offer something different, more vibrant, more alive, more daring.
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The "blue" works should be shown in the broader context of Wong's more vibrant, optimistic oeuvre to avoid his legacy being inextricably, limitingly linked with themes of depression and loneliness.
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"Each and every day, business improvement districts are delivering important services that are helping build safer, cleaner and more vibrant neighborhoods across our city," Gregg Bishop, the department's commissioner, said.
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At the end, add just half a lime or two tablespoons of tamarind water (not so that you make the curry sour but so that the flavors become more vibrant).
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One UI 2 includes more glanceable information, better reachability for one-handed use, and "more vibrant hues" throughout the OS. Animated icons will be available too, and a full dark mode.
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It has also promised a software update that should do a couple things: reduce the potential for permanent burn in over time and give users the option for more vibrant colors.
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The colors will be more saturated and vibrant, but less accurate (similar to most other smartphones which display more vibrant colors): we give consumers the option to choose the color saturation.
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This type of soundtrack reveals a deeper side of the character because the songs interact and guide the scene in a way that makes Vallée's world seem more vibrant and alive.
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Related: Sushi Art Makes Your Sad Desk Lunch A Little More Vibrant Artist Sculpts Sneakers into Beetles, Butterflies, and Skulls A Supercut of Sneakers in Movies Kicks Up Some Classic Moments
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The Focus signaled the end of HTC's plans to bring a standalone Daydream headset to the rest of the world, instead seeing the company focus on its more vibrant Chinese market.
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" He explains, "When we opened the gallery, we were really focused on public art and how could we change the landscape, making the community a little bit more vibrant and interesting.
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But by the time Pimp C and Bun B hit their stride on Ridin Dirty, they, like H-Town's custom car artists, injected even more vibrant originality into the city's culture.
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As you approached, you could hear the music grow louder and more vibrant, finally hitting your body in full force when you entered through the doors of a huge, open warehouse.
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The CDP has a long way to go before voters will trust it with power, but there is at least some reason to hope for more vibrant political competition in Japan.
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The growth of the labor force participation rate accounted for an increase in the unemployment rate to 4 percent from 3.8 percent, a statistical change that actually showed more vibrant conditions.
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They are willing to accept the wrenching consequences that attaining those goals might have for Americans' insurance coverage, betting that lower taxes and smaller government will fuel a more vibrant economy.
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He told stories about Derbys past, none more vibrant than American Pharoah's triumph in 2015, which began a storybook journey that would lead to the first Triple Crown in 37 years.
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"But I think if you consider the current situation in Afghanistan, and we were talking about this a few minutes ago, and you look a few years in the past to what the circumstances were, Afghanistan has come quite a distance already in terms of creating a much more vibrant population, a much more vibrant government, education system, a larger economy," he said in a small windowless conference room during a hurried eight-minute news conference.
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Williams' handcrafted Italian leather handbags (which are valued at $400) come in two designs — one deep plum and another more vibrant purple — which can be entered to win in a weekly sweepstakes.
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Kratos is nearly unrecognizable, with an actual personality and an impressively bushy beard, and he's been transported to a new world, one that's much more vibrant and alive than it first seems.
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"In some ways, the neighborhood is stronger and more interesting and more vibrant than it was when Borders was here," said Susan Pollay, executive director of the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority.
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Inspired by the demise of the centralised party structure and the rise of social media, the left-wing activist world she represents has rarely been more vibrant or intimidating to the Democratic establishment.
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Google Earth is now using images from Landsat 8, a satellite launched into orbit in 2013, that takes photos in greater detail, more vibrant colors, and twice as many images as older satellites.
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While she's always been a well-dressed staple of the talk show circuit, off-air, she's now taking even bolder risks, opting for more vibrant colors and forward-thinking silhouettes in her wardrobe.
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Clinton touched on North Korea and the rise of China with Japan's Abe, while Clinton addressing the need for a more vibrant -- and free -- civil society with Egypt while she met with Sisi.
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" His message to insurers: "My hope is that you stick it out in the marketplace so you're there to catch people when the help arrives which is a more helpful, more vibrant marketplace.
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To be fair to Samsung, HTC, and LG, their displays are more vibrant and prettier to look at, but that's a matter of higher-quality components rather than having more pixels crammed in.
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"For us, the more vibrant we make the fintech community, the greater the value contribution to customers and shareholders as well as to the FS (financial services) sector as a whole, " he added.
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Young people have warrant to roll their eyes at us and wish for a time when they can provide new and more vibrant leadership for the country, just like we did in 1968.
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And we would argue and, from what I've seen, you would certainly argue, those immigrants have made the United States a more vibrant place, more dynamic place, culturally and economically, in many ways.
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With a singular focus on Copley and a more vibrant prose style, Kamensky probes deeply into such matters as family relations, local politics and the psychological costs of failing to realize one's ambitions.
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"The dynamics of gay nightlife in India are changing; [the scene] is much more vibrant now," says Shyam Konnur, an LGBTQ activist and event planner who regularly organizes queer parties in Pune and Bangalore.
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The Apple presentation introducing the iPads earlier this week was targeted at "creative" people who have demanding needs when it comes to things like stylus performance, CAD rendering speeds, and sharper more vibrant displays.
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And the federal government's efforts to help communities transition from a dying industry to more vibrant ones have met limited success, as steel towns in the Midwest and tobacco towns in the south attest.
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However, the improved cameras have the same larger and faster sensors with noise reduction as the ones you'll find on iPhone X. You can expect photos that are sharper and more vibrant in color.
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Selfies look a little better from the 16-megapixel front-facing camera and regular photos as well as Portrait mode shots will look crisper and more vibrant from the dual cameras on the back.
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"[Organizations] transform their office architectures into open spaces with the intention of creating more [face-to-face] interaction and thus a more vibrant work environment," the study's authors, Ethan Bernstein and Stephen Turban, wrote.
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The XS has the same 5.8-inch size, OLED tech, and 2436 x 1125 resolution as the iPhone X, though it's also supposed to have 60 percent greater dynamic range for more vibrant images.
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Five years ago China launched an ambitious blueprint to move from low-wage manufacturing and preferential financing for state enterprises to a model based on domestic consumption, services and a more vibrant private sector.
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"RBI and the government are aware of fact that they need to make the Indian banking system more vibrant and banks in India would require more capital," said an analyst at a domestic brokerage.
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The challenge to keep young people in Nebraska has motivated Nebraska artists to diversify what it means to live, work, and create in Nebraska, subsequently cultivating an even stronger and more vibrant arts community.
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Part of the visual upgrade is down to the move to PS4, of course, but the game's cartoonish art style is now a lot more vibrant and appealing than the occasionally dreary first game.
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But the price increases that do go through — like the cost of the Garigari-kun ice cream bar rising to ¥70, from ¥60 — do not reflect a more vibrant economy or a stronger consumer.
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And Nathanie Doralus from Florida was inspired by them: Compared to past presidential portraits, I think that the Obamas' portraits will be much more vibrant in color and will emphasize their distinct black features.
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Now, Pope Francis has returned to a more vibrant and internationally connected Romania, with permission to roam northeast from Bucharest to Iasi, on the border with Moldova, and then northwest to Blaj, in Transylvania.
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Not as stodgy as they were once considered, corporate venture capital shops (CVCs) have grown in popularity as investment vehicles for cash-rich corporations hoping to avoid being killed off by more vibrant upstarts.
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"The revised rules aim to further facilitate financing of critical and urgent projects and activities that can contribute to a more vibrant business climate conductive to growth," the central bank said in a statement.
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"It was trying to change from the 'old gray lady' to a more vibrant newspaper," said Steven Heller, a former art director for The Times who teaches design at the School of Visual Arts.
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Animation studio Submarine used oil paintings to produce these backdrops, and it's incredibly startling when Alma's regular surroundings, like her hospital room or home, are torn away and replaced with those more vibrant spaces.
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What works in the Panthers' favor, according to Ken Belson of the NYT: The Panthers play in a far larger, more vibrant region than the Bills, the most recent N.F.L. team to be sold.
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This giving is not only good for our conscience, but it's good for our society, from spurring medical research to building more vibrant communities to providing a safety net for those most in need.
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Indeed, the exotic shops, the men in black hats and sidelocks, the clanging street cars, provided a much more vibrant American lesson in multiculturalism than the one we studied in civics class at school.
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Kimmel should have a roster of jokes lined up to make fun of the fact that he, a night show host, is hosting a room full of more talented and more vibrant actors and influencers.
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While there are some real advantages to OLED displays over traditional LCDs — they're thinner, more power efficient, brighter, and display more vibrant colors and deeper blacks — they're also prone to defects like screen burn-in.
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I don't want to mourn the alternate world that could have come to pass — even though I do think the smartphone market was a lot more vibrant when there were more viable competitors out there.
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The salmon looked grayish on the screen, and WLabs, the Whirlpool incubator behind the oven, said that because the display is transparent, it couldn't be designed with a higher pixel density or more vibrant colors.
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For example, he hailed the reduction in February's trade deficit, even as the drop was driven by weaker U.S. demand for imported goods and stronger demand for U.S. exports driven by more vibrant economies elsewhere.
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His book describes urban gay life in the early 20th century as more vibrant and open than is commonly understood, and as a world in which sexual behavior and sexual identity were not yet fused.
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I want her to see how much more vibrant and alive I am since coming out, but also how much more terrified I am of a world that offers plenty of reasons to be terrified.
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Which brings us to item number two: If you're going for the bold, there are other iterations of the print featuring more vibrant colors like orange and red that instead make for major statement moment.
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"It is my own opinion that this has more to do with their desire to have executive leadership operate in a larger, more vibrant urban center than Connecticut can currently offer," the governor has said.
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They argue that a grinding, protracted economic slowdown that curbs the availability of credit to the more vibrant sectors of the economy would be a more likely threat from a series of shadow banking failures.
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But glossy displays make colors pop and seem more vibrant, and Apple popularized them with its MacBook Pro line, so now more than 90 percent of the laptops you can purchase come with a glossy display.
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The change will mean you'll get more vibrant colors with greater dynamic range and deeper blacks, but also increased brightness and greater power efficiency since each pixel only lights up when it's turned on (not black).
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The colour palette is key, whether in the production design or the post-production grade – drawing a rainbow of colours from the actors' skin itself to create something more vibrant and less concerned with being "real".
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The device also has HDR powers, meaning with newer TV sets that support it it'll support an image designed to show you brighter, more vibrant scenes across varying lighting conditions for an overall more vivid picture.
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It reminds us that the tragedies of yesterday can be transformed into the foundation for a life more significant, and it leads to a life filled with more vibrant joy than we could previously have imagined.
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The most intriguing option would be to recombine Viacom with the Redstone family's more vibrant media property, CBS Corporation, under the leadership of the CBS chief, Leslie Moonves, one of the TV industry's best-known showmen.
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While we were split on the color of the dress, with some of us preferring the more vibrant shades and others favoring the black, one thing we could all agree on was the slightly unflattering fit.
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"In the past, we might have [had] issues but I honestly feel that Pakistan&aposs media is more vibrant [and] free and sometimes crosses the line more than any other media in the world," Khan said.
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Certainly, some photos are a little more vibrant and have more contrast than without Scene Optimizer turned on, but they're so hit-or-miss that you're better off turning it off and editing the photos yourself.
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For that you can thank a mix of factors, like the shift to digital copies; a more vibrant marketplace of online sellers; increasing prevalence of book "rentals"; decreasing college enrollment; and a broader push toward free materials.
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If firms can lease capacity to create such networks without having to build them, in much the same way as firms use smartphones and app stores to reach consumers, the "internet of things" will be more vibrant.
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With relentless music, cheerleaders, t-shirts being launched into the crowd and NBA legends walking out to salute the crowd during time-outs, the spectacle was somewhat more vibrant than a typical night of British sporting entertainment.
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One notable change with this USB Type-C model is the transition to an IPS monitor from the TN variety built into the MB168B+, so you'll get richer and more vibrant colors and better viewing angles here.
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For landscapes, I prefer something more vibrant, perhaps Lofi or X-Pro II. But even beyond that, I always add my own color tones and photo effects (like vignette, saturation, etc.) to most photos on the app.
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Internet ads have proved to be a terrible business model for most online content; by paying artists directly through services like Patreon, we're seeing a much more vibrant community of podcasters, video makers and other artists online.
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Speaking to reporters at the World Economic Forum, Imran Khan expressed his disapproval of journalists in Pakistan, saying the media today is more "vibrant" and "free" than in the past, but also "crosses the line" more frequently.
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These are fundamentally still LCD TVs, and they still use a backlight, but they rely on quantum dots to produce their pixels, which manufacturer Samsung claims means that its TVs are brighter and show more vibrant colors.
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It is shot in Detroit, and Mr. Richardson and Mr. Robinson have said they want to use it to show a more vibrant version of the city than is often depicted by Hollywood and the news media.
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The Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10 5G devices feature a new curved, quad HD+ AMOLED display, which the company says whips up crisper and more vibrant colors and reduces blue light exposure to help reduce eye strain.
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"During the year, it became evident the stores that could fully execute the company's growth initiatives of beauty, home refresh and special sizes generated significantly higher sales, and a more vibrant in-store shopping environment," the CEO said.
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Not only do colors look richer and more vibrant on the iPhone X versus an iPhone XR, the X's OLED screen also means you'll get better contrast and pure blacks compared to the XR's less sophisticated LCD panel.
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But, the artist reveals that he was recently given a pair of glasses with EnChroma technology, enabling him to see a wider variation of color and thus enabling him to experiment with more vibrant palettes in his works.
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Fire TV 24 not only streams in 21962K just like the previous version did, but it also supports HDR (high dynamic range) video, which can produce more vibrant color, at least for material that was shot with HDR.
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Henrietta Hudson (438 Hudson Street) has itself been open nearly three decades, but that didn't stop New York magazine from recently declaring it "more vibrant than ever," and crowning it the "absolute best" lesbian bar in the city.
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You don't need to understand Korean to soak up the song, but thanks to the tireless efforts of ARMY who voluntarily interpret the band's work, many can get an even more vibrant picture of what this BTS represents.
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Retail real estate analysts believe that so long as Sears' closures don't happen too quickly, and as long as Seritage has enough capital on hand, the REIT will be able to transform its properties into more vibrant centers.
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The reason I say this is for anyone who knows what it feels like to enter a room more exciting than the one before it; to pass from New York City at night to somewhere even more vibrant.
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But I found that the OnePlus 7 Pro outpaced the Asus Zenfone 6 in a few ways when it came to screen quality: it looked brighter , the colors were more vibrant, and the viewing angles were noticeably better.
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She says that the palette reflects what is naturally found in the Southwest, and points out that the holes in the structures are painted white, which enables the colors to appear more vibrant from the point of origin inside.
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While ordering conch ceviche on a beach in Anguilla, Daniels took time from vacation to discuss the art of camp, his keys to constructing a diverse writers' room, and how he makes the world of television decidedly more vibrant.
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Even though it offers a slightly smaller 6.39-inch screen (versus 6.5 inches for the standard Mate 20), the panel is OLED rather than LCD and slightly higher resolution, which results in sharper and more vibrant pictures and images.
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But, the TV uses Samsung's QLED displays use its quantum dot technology for more vibrant and accurate colors, and these are a cut above other LED TVs that you can find around (or sometimes less than) the $1,000 mark.
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Your vote, your neighbor's vote, the vote of every American is critical and I must do all I can to make sure you know that if you vote for me, you are voting for a stronger, more vibrant America.
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The new Midnight Green will no doubt be the one everyone pines for, but I kind of wish Apple gave the iPhone 11 Pros more vibrant hues, like the lavender and sea foam green reserved for the iPhone 11.
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In addition to the more vibrant and lifelike visuals, you'll also be getting an all-encompassing entertainment device that can play music, stream video from your favorite TV services (plus play Blu-ray discs), and even browse the web.
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But if as a nation we can learn the lessons and take the appropriate corrective action, we can emerge from it stronger, with a healthier and more vibrant West, complete with the crown jewels of our shared public lands.
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I also want to spend more time looking through the Z27's EVF, because while it features the same 26 million dot resolution as what you'd get in a A26R III, it looked a little sharper and featured more vibrant colors.
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The S212E, S2155, and S2110+ also come with Samsung's all-new dynamic AMOLED display which somehow looks even more vibrant and colorful than anything I've seen before—no small feat from a company responsible for making the best mobile displays around.
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Compared with Mughal miniature painting, known for its refinement and naturalism, the paintings here — from Rajasthan, in the northwest of the subcontinent, and from the independent states of the Punjab hills, south of the Himalayas — are more vibrant and even flamboyant.
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As motherhood ceases to be something done only in private, at home, and as more mothers come to the table and are welcomed as decision-makers, our society will become more equitable, our economy more vibrant, and our world more loving.
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For example, the construction industry only managed to add 5,2023 jobs, but the housing sector posted a trend-like gain of 8,000 while the more vibrant nonresidential construction industry shed positions in November for the first time in over a year.
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But it can't succeed without significant investments by foreigners and Saudis to create a more vibrant and diverse private sector that can offer decent jobs to all the young Saudis, men and women, coming out of universities at home and abroad.
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Succulents are out, leafy plants are in Trend cost: $20-$80 per plant Those cute little cacti had a good run, but it's time to cast aside succulents in favor of more vibrant or leafy plants that bring more color to your kitchen.
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Even when he isn't transforming innocuous street items into something far cuter and more vibrant, the results are sublime, from an alien mural on a beach, for example, to the kissy-faced, neon-hued whales on the roof of two New Bedford buildings.
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" He noted that the hotel company has "invested significant resources establishing a presence in Cuba, and with one hotel open and another in the pipeline, we have just begun our work creating opportunity and a more vibrant tourism sector on the island.
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"You could not have a more vibrant competitive landscape than we have today and if anything this merger is going to cause people's cable bills or their TV bills to go down," AT&T outside counsel Dan Petrocelli told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Here are the same perfectly picked colors, more vibrant still through the texture of the wool, and given much more space; these are at least three times the size of most of her paintings, causing the smaller works to slightly pale in comparison.
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Likewise, an interactive presentation connected to a decorative limestone sculpture from an Assyrian palace is activated by an AR layer that restores the original colors of the piece, reverting the flat, gray appearance to its original and far more vibrant color palette.
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"If you factor into a growing area like gambling, where elaborate spaces in stadia can even be used when teams are away for fan engagement, these type of investments are going to become more vibrant, and lucrative as joint ventures," he said.
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That style suits him though, the images in songs like "Lace," in which he recalls tires screeching on LA highways and the patter of feet on a wooden staircase, only feel more vibrant and detailed when they're viewed in this shattered way.
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In an interview with FADER, the producer said the track is like when "you're crying tears of vindictive joy" and "everything is blurry but somehow more vibrant in color," and in that uncanny, protean vibrancy it finds its profound space of unfolding.
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But a comeback has been harder this time around, analysts say, because the home-price run-ups were so extreme, and the economies of many of these Midwestern and Eastern metro areas have lagged those of more vibrant areas of the country.
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When the residents went in to see patients, they were engaged enough, but decidedly ho-hum about the specialty, voicing a preference for more vibrant fields like oncology, with its experimental new drugs, and cardiology, which combines good pay with the excitement of new technologies.
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And as the camera would suggest, the XZ22's 5.7-inch 18:9 display is claimed to be HDR capable, and will supposedly even up convert standard video into HDR-like clips with more vibrant colors and better contrast, regardless of what app you're using.
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Matthew Yale, Tusk's head of regulatory affairs and a former deputy chief of staff for the Secretary of Education, said he expects there to be a more vibrant discussion of new business models as candidates get more specific about ways the economy can grow.
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Going on trips is always fun because it's the perfect opportunity to dress a little differently than you do back home — for example, you may add more vibrant colors or bold prints to your wardrobe to match the sunny, happy vibe of wherever you're visiting.
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Placing them side by side, it's easy to see how van Gogh's "Wheatfield Under Thunderclouds" (1890), one of his last paintings, is an homage to Daubigny, though the colors of van Gogh's work are far more vibrant and the brush strokes thicker and more dense.
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The Bernstein section included a large painting from a more recent series examining the birth of the universe, said her gallerist, Mara McCarthy of The Box, with a grin; it was about as subtle as Courbet's 240 painting "L'Origine du Monde" — and far more vibrant.
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That sauce, often a tangy mixture of sweetened fish sauce, was more vibrant at the nearby Banh Cuon Luu Luyen in Garden Grove, where it was flecked with raw, sliced garlic and left in Mason jars at the table so diners could help themselves.
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"I think the Olympics isn't the end, it permits the city to become better with more opportunity, more vibrant," Paes said, listing a number of potential mobility projects such as an extension of the light railway network built for the Games that could provide jobs.
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"I plan to continue to collaborate with other leaders from diverse industries, who represent a variety of perspectives and beliefs, to help shape strategies and develop policies that foster a more vibrant economy and more jobs in the U.S.," he said in a statement.
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The Harvard researcher added that US policy-makers need to pay more attention to what he calls "leading causes of life," like building stronger communities that precipitate more vibrant social connections and help Americans rebuild a sense of purpose in the face of financial despair.
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"I am here because my sisters are engaged in the Amazon and they need to be engaged in this synod in a more vibrant form," Sister Simone Campbell, an American nun and executive director of NETWORK, told journalists at a press conference in Rome on Thursday.
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"Improving the sustainability of local transportation networks as part of a wider goal to create more vibrant, livable, sustainable cities within Miami-Dade County, and improve the quality of life for residents is our top priority," said Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez, in a statement.
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The main benefits when moving up to the iPhone XS and XS Max is a significantly more vibrant and higher resolution OLED screen that'll make all sorts of content look better, and a second rear camera with a 2x zoom to help bolster your mobile photo toolkit.
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After my recent adventures with Canon's EOS 80D, I discovered that my style and photos really seem to come to life when I make them more vibrant and nostalgic feeling in the editing process as though you would see some of these in a lifestyle-centric magazine.
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Eric Landheer, Summit Ascent's director for corporate finance and strategy in Hong Kong, said that his company had "first mover advantage and a monopoly," but that it did not want to be alone in the forest for long because gamblers preferred a more vibrant cluster of casinos.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher In her essay "Ah, to Be Old, Male, and Single," Amy Cohen wrote about her father's love life — which was, suffice it to say, much more vibrant than her own.
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Late 1930s and early 1940s illustrations by Frank McIntosh and Paul George Lawler portray exotic locales in muted, inviting hues, and in the late 1950s, Aaron Fine echoed this friendliness in his more vibrant and cartoonish posters that marked the debut of Pan Am's commercial jet services.
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Archival tailoring tricks were applied to coats that draped over red carpet-ready gowns, stiff belts were paired more often than not with strong, sturdy shoulders, feminine details like feathers and ruffles were kept at a minimum, and most strikingly, the color black felt more vibrant than ever.
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So this was simply too easy rhetorical types of phrases but the the question was can we work together to calm the global markets so that we can get moving on our reforms in Greece and in other countries, to be more competitive more transparent more vibrant economies.
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"We know our users love to pick a card color that best suits their own personality and style, so the card design is inspired by many of our existing card colors and gives our users an even more vibrant option for their wallets and at checkout," they added.
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They included: the floating of a small stake in Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil company; the creation of the world's largest sovereign-wealth fund to invest in a diverse range of assets; more jobs for women; and more vibrant non-oil industries, ranging from mining to military hardware.
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It has deep, contemplative blues that are more vibrant that typically used in this kind of maritime scene and has a vibrancy to the warm, caregiving lights that guide the boats, ships and cars on the distant bridge, all of them being guided toward where they need to go.
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Yet strictly judging the first three episodes on their merits, Luhrmann (who directed the 90-minute premiere) and co-creator/playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis have conjured a more vibrant musical drama than HBO's recent "Vinyl," which would have seemed the more likely winner if only because of its creative pedigree.
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Those events and others (a regular Jockstrap Night, also at AiSOTOPE Lounge; a hardcore gay BDSM club called Tokyo Full-Contact; last year's first Tokyo Bear Week) have made the city into a more vibrant destination for leather and other gay subcultures than many more liberal cities in the West.
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The web, and in particular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, were supposed to make information easier and freer to share, to advantage the citizen at the expense of governments, to provide access to more information and viewpoints and more vibrant debates than residents of democracies had ever experienced before.
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While attendance at Yankee Stadium has not reached the level it was in 2012, it started to become far more vibrant toward the end of last season, suggesting that even if Yankees fans want to win before anything else, it might just feel better now than when the team had tired characters.
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In conversations, diversity, open-mindedness, and sensitivity are assumed (not just something nice that happens every once in a while), and an entrepreneurial, make-it-happen-just-because mentality has empowered thousands of hobby designers to actually make some really great shit, to create a retail landscape that's more vibrant than it's ever been.
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The colors are more vibrant and the blacks are deeper than the 2012 version I've been staring at lo all these years — a change that's apparent the moment you fire up the system and are greeted with the glowing sunset orange on the snowy Sierra Nevada mountain range that populates the default MacOS wallpaper.
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Had Mueller testified in the weeks immediately following the release of the report, when the debate over impeachment was more vibrant, and when Republicans were feeling less certain about whether the President could withstand the storm, Mueller's discussion of the contents of the report could have counteracted the narrative put forth by Attorney General William Barr.
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Indian companies could take advantage of this by sourcing that American talent, which would also, in turn, foster a stronger relationship with the U.S. Just as the Valley sourced engineering talent from India, it's time for India to do the same with product talent in the U.S. Ultimately, the startup scene continues to become more and more vibrant in India.
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The secondary screen on the cockpit is slightly more vibrant but uses the same, boring but legible font, with basic info like remaining electric charge, current song on the radio, and even a pop-up alert that suggests you should stop for coffee or a rest if it senses you've been driving too long and are starting to veer out of the lane.
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The future stability of Saudi Arabia and the whole Arab Gulf depends on the reform process in Saudi succeeding, and it can't succeed without significant investments by foreigners and Saudis to create a more vibrant and diverse private sector that can offer decent jobs to all the young Saudis, men and women, coming out of universities at home and abroad.
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The iPhone 11 Pros don't have a revolutionary new design (that's supposed to come in 2020), so it's mostly a glass-and-metal sandwich evolved from the iPhone X. The Super Retina XDR OLED display is even brighter and more vibrant than on iPhone XS. The iPhone 11 Pros come in two display sizes: 5.8 inches and 6.5 inches for the iPhone 7493 Pro and 11 Pro Max, respectively.
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It can be a kind of slapdash form — there was an early interpretation of it that read much more like a Richard Florida "Rise of the Creative Class" kind of model, which [goes] extraordinarily hand in hand with neoliberalism, kind of an end idea that cities needed to be beautified or made more vibrant by way of artists to make standards of living go up without any kind of critique around urban development or gentrification.
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In recent years, President Xi Jinping has expounded China's perspectives on the status quo of the world economy on many occasions, such as at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summits, G20 summits and World Economic Forum, and proposed China's solution to the problems facing economic globalization, which highlights the need to adapt to and guide economic globalization to make the process more vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable, and enable it to benefit all countries and nations.
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A couple of weeks ago I wrote on this blog that "politics has broken out in Germany" after a relatively depoliticised period in the country's post-war history: a more fragmented Bundestag should prove a more vibrant one; the grand coalition deal commits its signatories to more open disagreement and debate; a minority government would generate even more of that; Andrea Nahles, the SPD's pugilistic incoming leader, stands a reasonable chance of putting the fight back into Germany's struggling left.
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The Note 9 now sports a 63-inch display (0.2-inches larger than the S9+) that manages to look even more vibrant and colorful than any other phone screen on the market, which is quite impressive since Samsung is already the manufacturer responsible for the displays in its Galaxy phones and the iPhone X. Meanwhile on the inside, Samsung provides 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage standard, with the option of upgrading to an even higher-specced model with 8GB of RAM and 512GB of storage for around $1,250 (depending on where you buy it).
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