New blood would make the court more vital and dynamic.
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Services have become even more vital, at 2503% of output.
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And none is more vital than the Great Barrier Reef.
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But the journey has given her something even more vital.
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But during the war, it became an even more vital resource.
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Paige, especially, is only growing more vital the deeper we get.
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These are important times, and journalism is more vital than ever.
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But Iza's Ballad, an earlier work, is perhaps even more vital.
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That's always been true but perhaps feels more vital now than ever.
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So, it is even more vital that states step up their efforts.
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Nowhere is that message more vital to our lives than in politics.
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This makes keeping the digital sector open and competitive all the more vital.
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Now this array of activities is expanding into an even more vital sphere.
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"That need for inspiration is more vital in 2017 than ever," said Forrest.
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In the modern age software becomes more vital as software and hardware intertwine.
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Go deeper: There's no more vital promise in Trump country than the wall.
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Britain's role in the continent's defence "has never been more vital," he said.
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In today's political and social climate, its role has never been more vital.
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It's truly international music at a time when that's more vital than ever.
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There is no more vital laboratory to answer that question than political advertising.
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The more interactions characters have, the more vital they are to the plot.
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But there is something else that is wilder, funnier, and stranger, and more vital.
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The human touch is much more vital to higher education than is high technology.
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Exercises that cement NATO's remarkably close working military relations are more vital than ever.
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That makes the job of Mabel Konoma, a community health worker, even more vital.
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There are few things more vital to the legitimate business world than pricing transparency.
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Does the SlutWalk feel more vital with President Donald Trump in the White House?
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But there's one more vital ingredient keeping stocks in record high territory: Monetary policy.
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The Cold War made the exceptional role of the victorious allies even more vital.
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In recent years, M.I.A.'s controversies have typically been more vital than her music.
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My interpreter was more vital to the survival of my soldiers than our weapons.
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Martha is not only more vital than George, a history professor, but also more ambitious.
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This fact is what makes Dolores and Maeve's meeting episodes later all the more vital.
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More vital still, she played to her team's strengths regardless of their titles and responsibilities.
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And it could not have come at a more vital moment for the American voter.
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All of a sudden this idea seemed more vital, and seemed more connected to today.
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It sounds like torture, but for Butler the entire process is more vital than oxygen.
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Some say the medium died in the 1960s, some say it's never been more vital.
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And the residency, Focus on Puerto Rico, became more vital and more timely than ever.
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That has made the secret discussion that Mr. Tillerson alluded to all the more vital.
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And in this age of the Sixth Extinction, the collections are becoming even more vital.
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But nowhere are transfers more visible — and, for some teams, more vital — than at quarterback.
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I no longer felt like a middleman, but now more vital to our unique foursome.
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As Westworld begins taking advantage of a broader canvas, that's only going to become more vital.
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If one of these obsessions is more vital than the other, it would be Star Trek.
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There's no book more vital to a politician's repertoire than Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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The photos and footage seem dated and picture a younger, more vital version of The Donald.
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Two more vital states in the 2016 election have put similar requests before the Supreme Court.
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At a time when the nation is deeply divided, that vigilance is all the more vital.
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But for me, the more vital issue is the hollowing out of America's corps of correspondents.
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How, at a time when diverse cities are more vital than ever, did we get here?
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It would be hard to name another agency more vital to the health of the Republic.
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McCabe firing - a shot at Special Counsel - makes legislation protecting the investigation more vital than ever.
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Adam and Eve bequeath to their descendants something even more vital than their seed: their example.
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The documentary The Booksellers argues that independent bookstores are more vital than ever in the digital age.
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Having to co-ordinate 30 countries makes quick decisions harder, yet they will become ever more vital.
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These services are more vital than ever in a country where access to clinics is increasingly limited.
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It's more vital than ever that everyone play their part in protecting the information under their control.
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Given the shifting streaming landscape, that kind of approach is going to become more vital than ever.
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His return might be even more vital with the loss of Matt Harvey to season-ending surgery.
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What made this, the North-East Derby, so much more vital was that the stakes were higher.
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I believe that the three cities in which my story takes place play a more vital role.
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Nowhere is the trench warfare over registration and early voting closer or more vital than in Florida.
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Indeed, it's only taking on a more vital character as we speak in Iraq and in Syria.
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At a time like this, solidarity in the arts and film community is more vital than ever.
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Stories that accurately reflect the horror of life under the Nazi regime or more vital than ever.
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Unfortunately, the court is facing defections at a time when its role is more vital than ever.
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Center For Reproductive Rights There's never been a more vital time to support healthcare — especially reproductive rights.
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Industrial progress is more vital to Saudi Arabia's future than oil, the kingdom's energy minister told CNBC Monday.
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The 37-year-old from Tel Aviv believes the work his team does is more vital than ever.
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America's relationship with China is broader, more complex and far, far more vital than its one with Taiwan.
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The result is a city that's become more vital than ever without sacrificing all of its trademark grit.
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Abandoning it would be tantamount to shooting yourself not just in the foot, but a more vital organ.
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Theatre didn't so much save Abdoh's life as reshape it into something more vital, more bearable, more controlled.
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Yes, he died more than 250 years ago, but at the Met he seems more vital than ever.
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When hateful rhetoric encourages hate crimes, the preservation of safe spaces and cultural exchange is even more vital.
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But it is yet more vital; backsliding is a threat to the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people.
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Today, political merchandising is even more vital to a movement's success, and the potential for profit is far greater.
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In the absence of a properly functioning political system, it is ever more vital for art to bestow parity.
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This makes the prospect of facing hard consequences for any criminal, unconstitutional, or otherwise reprehensible behavior even more vital.
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Medicare and Medicaid, the two primary government health insurance programs, are much more vital to hospital chains like HCA.
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Digital security will become an even more vital issue, as businesses and individuals will be increasingly targeted by hackers.
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In a digitally minded era, that personalization is key, and it's more vital than the branding behind a service.
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That's a mainstay of any NATO meeting, but it has become an even more vital subject in recent years.
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"The healthier and more vital one is, the more sex they tend to have" said sex therapist Lawrence Siegel.
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Walking into the Los Angeles Convention Center this year, you saw a much more vital show than in years past.
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This year's Google Doodle honoree is less well-known, which makes it even more vital that people know her name.
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Why it matters: Trump insiders say that as they think about 2020, no promise is more vital in Trump Country.
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Even more vital for eliminating workplace discrimination, 63 percent of 18- to 34-year-olds now define themselves as allies.
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That makes it all the more vital for Mr Santos to persuade Colombians that the peace is a just one.
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If anything, he suggested, the changes in the neighborhood may make No Rio's willingness to explore the margins more vital.
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As many bee species inch closer to extinction, measures to preserve and rebuild their populations are becoming exponentially more vital.
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With Donald Trump's planned border wall looming large, De León's work chronicling the human impact appears all the more vital.
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An existential threat was brewing — not within the FCC or bronchially besieged gym teachers, but something far more vital: sales.
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Sharp-edged black shadows danced across the stones, more vital than the limp, jaded tourists to whom they were attached.
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As storm clouds gather over the Pacific, and Russia rattles its saber, U.S.-German relations are more vital than ever.
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At a time when the world faces multiple crises and threats, American leadership and engagement has never been more vital.
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With the destruction of the "jungle" camp at Calais last week, this shelter is likely to become even more vital.
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The city and state desperately need this money for a host of reasons more vital to civil society than the Olympics.
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If anything, the challenges we face today make our culture more vital than ever, and those questions all the more pressing.
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It also takes no steps toward even more vital efforts to restrain North Korea's efforts to develop a deliverable nuclear weapon.
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Still, I liked imagining myself inhabiting a different kind of life, one that was more vital, less confined within various screens.
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"This disaster makes it even more vital to significantly step up our support - and to do so right now," Ban said.
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In New York, ratification was even more vital, since a rejection of the plan would have cleaved the nation in two.
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But Europe — the place where the big auction houses were founded, after all — is now more vital on the supply side.
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"As our politics becomes more chaotic on a daily basis, the more vital it is that Parliament is sitting," she said.
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"As our politics becomes more chaotic on a daily basis, the more vital it is that Parliament is sitting," she said.
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"Off Season" is the more vital work, a seamless contemporary take on economic despair, political confusion and the challenges of parenting.
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The reassuringly trenchant responses to his excesses from the judiciary, states, bureaucracy and NGOs suggest a democracy more vital than some fear.
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They were supposed to make democracy more vital and effective for ordinary people, but preferably without challenging their fellow winners too much.
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And, as you might have noticed, the work of feminism has rarely felt more unfinished, or more vital, than it does today.
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Thanks to all of these new interpretations of an old favorite, the future of Trek looks brighter and more vital than ever.
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Crop science is even more vital in Brazil, where record harvests have been a rare bright spot in a sluggish economic recovery.
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Your role in preserving the integrity of the Special Counsel's investigation and, most importantly, our justice system has become even more vital.
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What's harder — and far more vital — is doing the work to make sure it keeps working as well or better than ever.
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Having Prime in Whole Foods gives it a foothold in the physical world as the service becomes more vital to Amazon's business.
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Solidarity and concerted effort among the international community, together with the effective role of the United Nations, are more vital than ever.
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And I kept in closer touch with my parents on the other coast, which is more vital and urgent than ever before.
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But the hows and whys of Better Call Saul's downward slide feel more vital and relevant, perhaps because they are more tragic.
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That, in turn, makes the shows and films Netflix produces more popular on the platform and more vital to the company's business.
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It threatens researchers' ability to study marine environments up close at a time when it's more vital than ever to understand them.
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Video-conferencing technology could become increasingly more vital for businesses, schools, and health care organizations as the disease continues to spread worldwide.
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It could also provide access to valuable data, which would only become more vital as the company makes its own AI play.
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But this message is even more vital to convey to our children, who need to feel safe instead of scared and hopeless.
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On Valentine's Day — which can sometimes be triggering for people depending on their dating history — taking care of yourself is even more vital.
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Libby: Maybe Paige is becoming more vital because, for the first time since she learned her parents' secret, she's finally got some agency.
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And that was the genius of his set: by remixing rock staples into contemporary forms, he made these tracks more vital than ever.
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These findings seem even more vital in light of North America's ongoing opioid crisis, which shows no signs of slowing down in 9113.
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As on-the-job skills come and go, having a solid foundation of basic literacy and numeracy skills will become even more vital.
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Year-end tax planning may be even more vital this year — before many provisions change under the pending Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Momentum for the deal is even more vital in an election year, when candidates on both sides of the aisle are assailing it.
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The project doesn't seem like a very funny joke anymore, but Gleeson and Mihelic's work as protest artists seems more vital than ever.
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He urged them to take care of one another and to live fearlessly—platitudes in boom times, something much more vital right now.
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This collection, first formed from acquisitions made by Peter the Great three centuries ago, is nonetheless taking on a new, more vital role.
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Privacy is personal, which makes it even more vital for companies to give people clear, individual choices around how their data is used.
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As anyone who has ever joined a book club can attest, good readings are important, but even more vital are the right members.
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And with the instability brought by the coronavirus crisis, company culture may be even more vital for engagement and well being than before.
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As engineers and programmers have become more vital, so too is the need to integrate them into the broader culture of a company.
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As programmers become only more vital to the functioning of the global economy, so too does the demand for open source software increase.
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What's at Stake For the foreseeable future, no relationship is more vital to international stability than that between the United States and China.
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Not so long ago, the show drew eye rolls for over-rewarding elder heroes at the expense of pop's younger, more vital mainstream.
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But Taylor's package was exponentially more vital than his typical deliveries of toys, gaming supplies, household goods or even other medical necessities, he says.
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In the age of Trump, and other moments of crisis, the stories we watch and read become far more vital than simple genre diversions.
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But right now I'd argue against it because Nintendo Switch Online detracts from the Switch's best feature by making the internet appear more vital.
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Her vision, which leads her to become more vital with each record she releases, isn't one that major labels have been able to embrace.
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A study from Expedia found travelers worldwide consider their smartphone more vital to carry than basics like a toothbrush or even a driver's license.
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If you wanted to be bearish, the fact that coal production rose 9 percent from October, the second straight monthly gain, is more vital.
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While Mr. Obama had been planning the speech for months, Donald J. Trump's election victory made the address all the more vital for him.
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Now, in the face of rising artificial intelligence eliminating routine and low-skill work, that education is more valuable and more vital than ever.
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Now, only months after his age and his health had many wondering whether his career was over, Dempsey's presence seems more vital than ever.
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Wade and make it harder to challenge abortion restrictions has made finding new avenues for access all the more vital for abortion rights advocates.
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Another factor is the changing nature of China's copper imports, with ores and concentrates playing a more vital role as domestic smelting capacity increases.
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Behind the scenes, however, there has so far been limited progress towards a transformation the companies say is more and more vital to their survival.
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And they are even more vital in summer, a season when anything goes (and frankly, when it's too hot to wear a thick, padded bra).
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But others argue that power consumption is a far more vital consideration, especially as you climb further and further up the SAE levels of automation.
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It also makes sense because services such as Apple Music are becoming a more vital part of Apple's business, especially as iPhone sales have plateaued.
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Digital sales are becoming a more vital component to many retailers' businesses, as e-commerce giant Amazon presents tough competition for everyone in the industry.
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In contrast to the "post-racial" notion that history can or even should be waved away, the opening of the museum does something more vital.
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The jobs of women, non-whites, and lower-income workers are typically more vulnerable to being lost to automation, making training and education more vital.
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But it is even more vital that we have policies in place that support this explosion of IoT devices when that number doubles and triples.
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But for a president with no relevant experience in, knowledge of or identifiable interest in what the job entails, it is all the more vital.
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In our age of alternative facts, real stories about real people who have been directly impacted by discrimination and marginalization are more vital than ever.
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Wall Street may have lost some ground, but the mounting possible extinction toll is many magnitudes more vital than the arbitrary machinations of the Dow.
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More vital, though, is the community that is formed as a result: a collection of people normally disincluded from the discourse around medicine and biohacking.
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Following a landmark year in 227 when #GivingTuesday raised approximately $217 million, it's more vital than ever to participate in a day that champions volunteering.
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In many cases, we meet the subjects of these rulings, which helps humanize them and make Ginsburg's fight on their behalf feel that much more vital.
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Hannah Ryggen is an audaciously honest artist, which makes her small retrospective at Modern Art Oxford all the more vital at a moment of political insouciance.
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In the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Italy the old Christian democrats and socialists have been diminished by more vital forces on the right, left and centre.
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And yet there are good grounds for saying that knowledge of this sort is more vital than ever for the health and normal functioning of society.
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Even more vital, the fiber in whole foods, like a banana with almond butter or carrots with hummus, slows down the absorption of sugar, Larson explains.
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Year-end tax moves may be even more vital this year — before tax breaks and other provisions change under the pending Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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In a country where social media use is becoming more and more vital, the Taliban are making sure to flood the information channels with their message.
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"There is no more vital long-term issue for the state from a financial point of view than SALT," Cuomo said at a news conference Monday.
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As the "Internet of Things" brings technology and connectivity into our cars, and into every corner of lives, these cybersecurity protections become more vital than ever.
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These images inextricably link art and revolution in a way that makes the sporadic appearances of the National Committees' propaganda films more vital to their cause.
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The less popular he becomes with the bulk of the nation, the more vital it is for him — emotionally and politically — to keep his base happy.
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Not so long ago, the Grammys were routinely criticized for rewarding journeyman stars and rock elders at the expense of pop's younger and more vital ranks.
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Children's Books With no end in sight to the current wave of "fake news," teaching kids the facts of our history is more vital than ever.
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For his part, the filmmaker said he retained full editorial control and decided that Susan was simply a much more vital part of Mr. Buffett's story.
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Augustine agreed, saying that's even more vital if you're trying to change industries, when it may be unhelpful to compare salaries on an apples-to-apples basis.
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As a Politico story notes, the need to diversify staff has become more and more vital, both to satisfy — and connect with — an increasingly diverse Democratic base.
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With the omnipresent expectation of childrearing and the likelihood of never being the breadwinner, it feels all the more vital to leave space for my individual aspirations.
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But it became less important for me to prove I could excel in a testosterone-charged environment and more vital that I reach for a higher purpose.
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Instead, as the internet continues to become more and more vital to daily life, the areas without access drift further away from the rest of the country.
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It took a severe accident, major surgery, and an irreparable injury for me to accept that marijuana is more vital to my life than I ever realized.
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At a time when America's population is aging and the need for care and support is increasing, the contributions by family caregivers will only become more vital.
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To liberation movement leaders like Mr. Zuma, who said last year that the A.N.C. "comes first," even before the nation, nothing remains more vital than the movement.
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Those changes have made the few remaining local haunts all the more vital, said Jack Hodgens, who arrived at Wolfie's after his shift ended at a restaurant.
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They watch what we model — so it is more vital than ever that we continue to model the rule of law, respect for institutions, tolerance and pluralism.
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Social distancing is more vital than ever now, but it can be difficult to keep the necessary six feet away from people in a crowded grocery store.
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In an age of documentaries that throw around facts and figures and ultimately leave little impression, these films are more vital than ever, both politically and aesthetically.
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While artists can always leave Japan for more vital markets, there will inevitably be those who want to stay in the country and build something for themselves.
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Still, as this president turned his thoughts to making democracy more vital, he decided to seek advice from McKinsey, as so many change-makers now tended to do.
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For this reason, he said, it was all the more vital that faith communities respond effectively to parishioners dealing with mental illness, getting them the help they need.
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Notifications on your phone are a much more vital (or vampiric, depending on your mode) feature than ever, and so they demand more complicated tools to manage them.
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As younger generations age current trends predict they will have less financial security and face greater healthcare costs, making these programs even more vital, just as benefits slip.
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But 4K Blu-rays still support Dolby Vision as an option, so with the landscape far from settled each new content and hardware partnership becomes even more vital.
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That investment has never been more vital than now, as companies weigh the responsibility of staying to help Houston versus the benefits of moving to less-waterlogged areas.
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Even more vital for Trump is the manufacturing job increases in Pennsylvania, a state that Democrats almost certainly must win to have any chance of success in November.
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"As cities continue to re-envision their transportation infrastructure to accommodate expansion, growing populations and increased congestion, micromobility solutions are even more vital," Steyn said in a statement.
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"As these neural networks get bigger in size, the use cases expand exponentially and the demand for maximum throughput and server utilization becomes even more vital," he added.
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Newer asset tracking solutions (which we&aposll get into shortly in the next section) offer much more vital and usable data, especially when paired with other IoT technologies.
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These companies are growing rapidly, making it even more vital for founders to have a trusted point person and confidante who can keep them focused and on track.
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Once the streamers are hung, the playlist is going, and the punch bowl is fizzing, there's really only one more vital piece to complete the party puzzle: the guests.
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For Senate Democrats, that dynamic simply amplifies the necessity of hanging together — and, they say, makes their job as defenders of the Affordable Care Act that much more vital.
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It gives the movie a timely layer of resonance that makes it seem even more vital, its uplifting moments more triumphant, and its moment of darkness even more defeating.
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Gold recycling is the recipe for a viral story, but there's a group of metals that are even harder to come by, and far more vital to modern technology.
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With the election of Trump last week, that activism becomes more vital than ever as our incoming administration threatens to curtail the rights of the LGBTQ community writ large.
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After I left the museum, the city and everything around me felt profoundly different for days — menacing and absurd, like a demented carnival, but also more vital and alive.
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Nothing could be more vital for CNN viewers and readers than to ponder a ranking of all the Democratic contenders based on little more than white puffs of smoke.
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Most big technology companies are convinced that voice commands and intelligent assistants will be primary ways that people interact with technology, perhaps more vital than touch screens and keyboards.
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His brand of confessionalism thrived in a realm where humor isn't just a clever device to deflect from hard truths; it's something much more vital to the human experience.
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In the age of #MeToo, and with Ontario's new Progressive Conservative government reverting to old sex-ed curriculum that doesn't discuss consent, grassroots programs become even more vital, Lalonde added.
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Using an incredibly diverse array of artists that I can only assume are working Belgian musicians, van Groeningen makes the titular club feel more vital and alive than the characters.
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Next year, with Trump in the White House and the GOP in control of Congress, Obama's moral clarity and rousing defense of progressive values will be more vital than ever.
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Nearly every week brings new alerts on cybersecurity, highlighting the ever-greater consequences of cyber intrusions to business and even our electoral processes, making these topics that much more vital.
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Bee's focused rage would be significant in its own right, but in the context of the increasingly bizarre 2016 election it becomes much more vital to our national political conversation.
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There is nothing more vital to a functioning press than the ability of journalists to protect their sources, so the seizure of a journalist's communications records sets a dangerous precedent.
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For Mr. Trump, whose entire life has been about branding and selling a certain type of gaudy glamour, this image-polishing has been all the more vital to his success.
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If our politicians were willing to break up a monopoly to improve telecom, shouldn't they be willing to do the same for the far more vital commodity of health care?
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It's just hard to imagine why they'd want to watch that when there is something so much ruder and more vital and more human right there on the same channel.
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Nowhere is it more vital to begin preparations than with the vast network of governmental systems that do everything from processing Social Security checks to analyzing vast amounts of electronic intelligence.
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And with many of those political and social gains endangered by Trump, protest actions like Day of Silence, which particularly resonate among young people, are more vital and radical than ever.
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"In an increasingly challenging market environment, it is more vital than ever that we consistently take every action within our influence and further reduce our costs," said finance chief Ulrik Svensson.
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Numerous rabbis and community leaders have reported feeling that Hanukkah's meaning as a holiday about Jewish survival in a diverse religious landscape is more vital in America in 2018 than ever.
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Last week, it told third-party sellers it would stop accepting shipments of those products at its warehouses to make room for more vital items, like medical supplies and household staples.
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In a century that is seeing a renewed love affair with the city, these public spaces — which are central to our hopes for progress and prosperity — are growing ever more vital.
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Katie Hill, a freshman Democrat who flipped a northern Los Angeles district in 2018, said the inability to pass high-profile legislation made on-the-ground district work even more vital.
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Though abortion clinics have been under attack for decades now, Rasmussen believes that the current administration's pointed fight against women's access to healthcare has made her project more vital than ever.
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With the number of women in U.S. prisons and jails increasing more than 700% since 1980, it's becoming even more vital that female-specific problems be addressed in Federal Prison Bureau policies.
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Why it matters: In addition to the INF Treaty, the U.S. and its allies now risk losing another, more vital arms control agreement that provides predictability and transparency regarding Russia's nuclear arsenal.
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READ: Opinion: Oceans are more vital than you think The worst of the bleaching is in the northern third of the reef, which is one of the country's most important tourist sites.
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"It is now even more vital that as we go forward we put clear red water between the Labour Party and the government on Brexit," pro-EU Labour lawmaker Chuka Umunna said.
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The game is even more vital for their opponents, London Irish, who are in last place, the one relegation spot, and could easily find themselves playing in the lower leagues next year.
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Sturgeon welcomed the outline of a deal that meant no return to a hard border in Ireland, but argued that such an agreement meant something similar for Scotland was even more vital.
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When Gates left his software architect job at Microsoft in 2008, he told me that the subjects he tackled at the foundation were more vital than the ones he made about software.
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"This is an economic initiative as much as a cultural one, because the truth is that honoring things with a soul is now more vital — and financially promising — than ever," he said.
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Some at the meeting applauded the decision to continue to fund the emergency service in a place where ambulance service has become even more vital after their community hospital closed this year.
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That makes the assistance an extraordinary form of leverage — in some ways more vital than a disaster aid, because it can actually help stop disaster rather than cleaning up in its wake.
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"In an era of warp-speed digital and social change in journalism and unsettling assaults on a free and independent press, the role of the Pulitzer Prizes is more vital than ever."
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Black History Month, created by the Harvard trained black historian Carter G. Woodson as Negro History Week in 1926, is more vital in our own times than ever for at least three reasons.
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At a time when the world feels like it's stuck in a looping domino-effect of problems causing more problems, Case's holistic approach to showing how things work is more vital than ever.
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It clearly reveals that Peter is at the very least more vital this season than he was last and you know fans are happy to create theories to explain why that could be.
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But, obviously, with the internet playing a much more vital role in society and playing a much more central role in society, the number and the complexity of these cases has increased significantly.
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And by that point, greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels will already have locked us into such amounts, making emissions reductions in the face of uncertainty even more vital today.
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All eyes are on the CIO nowThat sort of visibility is what helps information heads become more vital to the organization, but it still requires buy-in from the brass of the company.
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These lessons are all the more vital because those who represent the voices of protest anger, whether it be Trump or his European clones, have no idea how to solve these complex problems.
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"The prime minister's remarks today make it even more vital that the House of Commons votes for our bill to try to restore some common sense to this process," Cooper said in a statement.
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But I am saying that it's a result of Ive's unquestionable influence that many companies now see good design as a far more vital component to their success than they did 30 years ago.
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This contest is portrayed, somehow, as a cool, fun thing, and not a rich dude smothering the development of newer and more vital culture because he really liked Space Invaders and The Last Starfighter.
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It's the future people used to dream about, and it has never felt more vital or inspiring or welcome than it does now, from our place here in the future that we got instead.
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Isn't the illusion of movement in the cypress—its energy rooted and withheld, the thrust and sway of it eternally about to happen—all the more vital for being trapped so thrillingly in paint?
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Before the Storm has even fewer "mechanics" than the original, meaning story is more vital to its success, pushing quality voice acting extremely high on the list of things the game needs to nail.
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As she taught us, our responsibility to protect freedom of expression is all the more vital if we are to overcome the hatred and division that have characterized our nation for far too long.
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Language, which Macfarlane catalogs as he crosses fields, moors and fells of England and Ireland, has never felt more vital or more incantatory than in the author's stories about its symbiotic relationship to the land.
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"In our age, when social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital," Roberts wrote.
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That idea is taking on new resonance in America, especially in cities, which -- in all their diversity, and as representatives of America's values -- are emerging as more vital than at any other time in recent memory.
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Last year's show felt more vital But the enduring promise of SXSW since Twitter broke out in 2007 is that something will happen there — some emergent behavior possible only in such a tight concentration of nerds.
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These functions are more vital than ever and especially crucial as ULA makes progress on its proposed next-generation ACES upper stage, with the long-term goal of high-energy, high-power, and extended-duration missions.
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As long as battery charge is at a premium, engineers will try every trick they can think of to minimize power usage in devices, even more so as their functions become more vital to our lives.
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Editorial A century after the United States extended qualified citizenship to the residents of Puerto Rico, that link has never been more vital to the island commonwealth, as it reels from the devastation of Hurricane Maria.
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"More resources could flow out into neighborhoods now that the downtown is becoming more vital," said Steve Fredman, a retired English professor who was close with the Buttigieg family long before the mayor was even born.
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The capital being allocated to the private markets is expected to keep ballooning, and private-equity firms will engage in more and larger buyouts, making them a more vital player in the global economy, experts said.
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The companies hope that, as more and more customers come to see the value of an endlessly updated, easily searchable view of the world, insights from satellites will become ever more vital to the data-analysis market.
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Players like Marcos Rojo, whose dramatic 86th minute volley against Nigeria kept Argentina's hopes alive, have scored many more vital late goals in the group matches than at the same stage of the previous two World Cups.
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What ARES is after is grid stabilization at very large scales (up to 50 megawatts with the Nevada project)—as the grid becomes more diversified, smoothing its peaks and valleys becomes a more and more vital task.
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To advance to the playoffs, the Panthers almost certainly will have to do so as a wild card, making their Week 12 game against Seattle, vying for one of the same two berths, all the more vital.
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Putting aside the more vital issue of using a lifetime Supreme Court nomination as a partisan wedge right ahead of midterm elections, how does one explain the considerations those senators made in approaching the vote on Kavanaugh?
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"In light of Brexit, the CMU (capital markets union) project is more vital than ever for the EU to enhance and integrate its capital markets capacity and infrastructure," said Rick Watson, head of capital markets at AFME.
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Festivals like Fed Up and the surviving queercore movement provide spaces and meeting grounds for all kinds of queers to gather and fight for their own agency, making the genre, in many ways, more vital than ever.
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All the more so because the Republican health bill recently passed by the House would undermine protections for people with pre-existing conditions, making Medicaid an even more vital safety net even as it's being cut to pieces.
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I feel as though our show feels a bit more vital and a show that you want to make sure you see, either the night of or the next morning, because it's about what's happening in the world.
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They didn't expect to start a trend or anything, but eventually My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Ride, and Lush all followed suit, realizing that their music had become more vital than it was even during their early 22007s heyday.
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Even as the art world in Los Angeles has grown more vital over the last decade, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles has often appeared to be on life support — struggling with financial problems and leadership turnover.
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And that all comes as the capital being allocated to the private markets is expected to balloon and PE firms engage in more and larger buyouts, making them a more vital player in the global economy, experts said.
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I never bought the Eleanor-Chidi romance and nothing in the finale made it feel any more vital than it had before; if anything, the finale reminded us that Eleanor has always had stronger romantic chemistry with Tahani.
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Indeed, he may be the most sensible senior figure in the Trump national security apparatus -- and if the United States faces a terrorist attack on its soil during Trump's tenure, that may be more vital than we currently realize.
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As we approach the 2018 congressional elections — and beyond that, the crucial presidential election of 53 — it is more vital than ever to have a clear view of where this ruling fits into the mosaic of campaign finance law.
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They also would improve the national team by forcing players into stronger competition for playing time, and give lower-level clubs an incentive to invest more heavily in youth development by giving them something more vital to play for.
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We could have spent more time on penalty-phase testimonies, but more vital to this tragedy were the continuing obstructions by Judge Weisberg, who stripped Leslie's case of so much flesh that even Leslie scarcely remained by the end.
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Ties between the two have only grown warmer and more vital since the 1960s, as Israel and the Kurds — both minorities in an inhospitable region and ever in need of international allies — have repeatedly come to each other's aid.
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Today, with the rise of green energy sources like solar and wind, the need for industrial-scale energy storage is becoming ever more vital to make sure there's power even after the sun sets or the breeze dies down.
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DeGrom is a more vital player than relief pitcher Anthony Swarzak (oblique injury), and catchers Travis d'Arnaud (season-ending Tommy John surgery) and Kevin Plawecki (expected to return later this month from a hairline fracture in his left hand).
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While I fully advocate sharpening your skills and memory, for holistic self-development, there's an often overlooked factor that's equally important: building your EQ. EQ, or emotional intelligence, is just as if not more vital for a person's growth.
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The survey found that while 58 percent of voters said they're concerned that Trump may have business dealings with Moscow, 73 percent said they're worried that the ongoing investigations are preventing Congress from tackling issues more vital to them.
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The cast and producers of Discovery are well aware that we're currently living in a world that's pretty far removed from the cooperative ideals of Gene Roddenberry's series, but that also means that the show is more vital now than ever.
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A lot of people don't get any solace after trauma, especially sexual trauma, and certainly not any legal or public vindication on a larger scale — which makes Rainbow's success all that more vital for the members her fanbase with similar pasts.
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Indeed, as Mr. Cruz emerges as a top contender in the Republican presidential field, there is no more vital supporter than his wife — the high-achieving partner who sacrificed her own ambitions, at considerable personal cost, to advance her husband's.
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If anything, Apple's Screen Time can now serve a new and more vital role: telling me whether I really need the best and most expensive iPhone, and all the most eyeball-grabbing mobile apps, to feel fulfilled and informed and up to date.
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A first use policy might not be much good in the fight against Daesh or lone wolf jihadists, but could not be more vital to global security at a time when conventional U.S. military power is spread so thinly around the world.
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Amazon announced on Tuesday that it would stop adding new "non-essential" products to its warehouses for the next three weeks, as the spread of coronavirus has caused a huge increase in demand for more vital products like face masks and toilet paper.
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How he fits: The Utah Jazz will likely never be a free-agent destination (and they even have a hard time retaining their own players once their contracts expire) so the draft is potentially more vital for them than for any other team.
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Kutztown, which plays other sports in the N.C.A.A.'s Division II and boasts a football stadium named after its most famous alumnus, the N.F.L. Hall of Famer Andre Reed, has found that certain club sports can be more vital than it ever anticipated.
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" He pointed a finger at social media, fretting that Facebook, Twitter and other platforms "can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale," and that "the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital.
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"The departure of Mr. Khan makes Mr. Stone both more visible and more vital in our view, and gives us confidence that corporate governance will improve and have a measurable impact on the development of and articulation of the company's strategy," Pachter said.
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For Robbins, cliffs and mountains provided a "magic window" through which he glimpsed some more vital, utopian form of being — at once as elusive as flashes of light on distant panes of granite, and as tangible as grains of stone beneath his hands.
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"All the different types of tolling are going to become more prevalent in the U.S." All of this becomes more vital as federal infrastructure spending is likely to decline, given the new tax bill that looks like it will be voted into law today.
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The goal is made all the more vital with the Defense Department announcing in November that it will cut the number of U.S. troops deployed to Africa in counterterrorism missions by about 10 percent, or roughly 85033 of the 7,200 military forces serving in Africom.
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He never returned to active service, but over the next three decades he became more vital to the department by walking — or rather, rolling, in a wheelchair — an unconventional beat that saw him carry his message of absolution from high school students to the pope.
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But watching a good one still feels slightly like hanging out with the best sonnet writer in the age of beat poetry: You get why they're so into the form they've chosen but the explosion of freedom on another stage feels so much more vital.
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My motivation to rethink how I interpreted our scope-and-sequence came when I realized my students were bored with what they were writing and so was I. But at the same time, our reading choices were more vital and varied than ever before.
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After stretching her style in several directions—from the maximalism of White Teeth to the minimalism of NW, and several shades in between—she has found an authorial tone that seems to keep falling away, foregrounding characters whose radical instability makes them all the more vital.
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President Trump will announce a new executive memorandum this afternoon that will direct the Department of Education to expand students' access to STEM and computer science — fields that the administration says are increasingly playing a more vital role in the economy and lead to more lucrative careers.
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The win in Virginia showed that "building a robust digital infrastructure to break through echo chambers and reach voters online is more vital than ever, and Priorities will be working to replicate our success in races around the country in 2018," said Priorities USA Chairman Guy Cecil.
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Still, the choice to shrink or eliminate the group tasked with cyber diplomacy faces criticism given that the office's stated goal of crafting "diplomatic responses to cyber threats" is even more vital in 2017 than could have been imagined when the office was conceived in 2011.
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The oppression faced by different groups is different, to be sure, but this makes it all the more vital for, say, citizens to advocate for noncitizens, and for light-skinned individuals to protest police violence in ways that would place dark-skinned individuals at mortal risk.
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Prime Minister May has abundant reasons to seek a close relationship with Trump — not least, the United States will be an even more vital trade partner once Britain leaves the European Union next year — but it is an uneasy embrace, given her opposition to many of his key policies.
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And with house parties and town halls catering to liberal Jews, the Joint List is offering itself up as a more vital alternative to the traditional left-wing Jewish parties, Labor and Meretz, which lost so much support over the past year that they had to merge to survive.
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As we watch Nazis become en vogue and facism gain mainstream clout, the lessons of World War II are more vital than ever, but for a lot of people, it's something drawn from a dusty history book or a commercialized, politically neutered setting for video games or movies.
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There are many reasons for this, but one basic fact stands out: The steel-using industries in the United States (from auto parts, to farm and construction machinery and even metal for beer and soda cans) are far more vital to the U.S. economy than the steel and aluminum industries.
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It's a process that has vindicated, first, a legal system in which ordinary citizens may sue the President and challenge in court his actions; second, a federal judiciary whose role in defending the Constitution has never been more vital than it's proving today; and, third, the rule of law itself.
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Now in its 70th year, the Horseshoe is one of the city's most stable venues, meaning a weekly fixture like Nu Music Nite, where new artists can grace the same stage as legends like Willie Nelson, the Rolling Stones, the Tragically Hip and the Cramps is more vital than ever.
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Gradually, as a younger generation had school-age children and technology became more vital to the fishing industry, many in the village began to welcome the internet, smartphones, television and sports — football, wrestling and hockey for boys and, most recently in a male-dominated society, soccer and cross-country for girls.
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"In our age, when social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale, the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital," Roberts declared in his annual New Year's Eve message summing up the work of the federal judiciary.
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Photo: GettyFacebook already has more data on most people than it knows what to do with but the company announced Thursday that it will need a few more vital pieces of personal information from anyone hoping to place political ads on its platform, including a government-issued ID and social security number.
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Fortunately, Dixon points out, by the time we get around to cultivating cannabis on Mars, we will likely have worked out most of the gravitational, radiological, and other miscellaneous bugs, as we will have done a ton of work to lock down Martian habitat farming for food crops more vital than weed.
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The question has become even more vital after a disappointing recent court decision that gave the thumbs up to a tactic of big communications companies who, for business reasons, refuse to extend service to rural communities: they can continue to lobby for laws that prevent those communities from setting up their own networks.
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"With the largest defense budget in Europe, a far-reaching diplomatic network, world-class security, intelligence and law enforcement services, and our position at the heart of NATO, the UK's role in Europe's defense has never been more vital," May said on the eve of an EU meeting in the Estonian capital.
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This implies not just that the capital gained by selling the patents may be better deployed by the firms doing the selling, but that the firms doing the buying are able to make better use of the intellectual property, perhaps because it is in an area in which they are themselves more vital and competitive.
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Exploring how and why illegal raves are more vital than ever to a landscape in which hedonism is becoming more and more restricted, Locked Off takes us deep into Welsh woods and the most eastern reaches of London to seek out the forests and warehouses which are offering the nation's youth a viable alternative.
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"Having failed to get his way in Congress, it appears President Trump is now once again forcing service members and their families to pay for his wall by cancelling even more vital military construction projects," House Democratic appropriators, including House Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Nita LoweyNita Sue LoweyAppropriators fume over reports of Trump plan to reprogram .
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The Game has acquired a reputation as one of Fincher's wheel-spinners—a throwaway conventional thriller made between his more vital works (Panic Room has the same stigma)—but this is one weird, unpredictable movie, which is abundantly clear by the time he's waking up in empty Mexican crypts and begging for rides in nowhere diners.
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In the pre-DVR era, this made a lot of sense: When most regular viewers of a TV show tended to catch only four to six episodes over the course of its season, it was much more vital to provide them with a firm grounding in what the show was before diverging from it in the slightest.
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As Cave grapples with the mundanity of life in the wake of loss, we see him at his most ruthless as a poet—and, on tracks like "Girl in Amber," his most broken and aged as a vocalist—stripped of his trademark romanticism to reveal something more vital, in the most literal sense of the word: The immediacy and tenuousness of life.
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A tax cut is always fun, but in this case it is more vital, whether the net effect is a higher, lower or unchanged total tax bill, to get marginal corporate income tax rates down to an internationally competitive level, presumably partially or entirely paid for by closing loopholes (or to put it in more friendly terms, "simplifying the tax code").
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As immigration becomes an increasingly important topic in US politics, John Moore's visual reporting has become more vital than ever in comprehending the realities of border security in the US. This spring, a new book by powerHouse Books called Undocumented: Immigration and the Militarization of the US–Mexico Border brings together a collection of Moore's most eye-opening and emotional photographs on the topic.
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On the contrary, it seems to me more vital than ever that we find a way of talking about Weinstein and the wave of testimony his case has unleashed as a symptom of endemic misogyny and violence against women and girls, a continuum of behavior from wandering hands through to rape and murder, and the expression of a culture that serves women -- and men -- badly.
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As industrialized nations like Brazil and China continue to grow, and their middle classes continue to expand, and in the wake of the U.S. rejection of the Paris Agreement, it is more vital than ever for smaller nations like Chile — who are often the ones to bear the brunt of coastal damage from climate change — to work toward preserving the environment while maintaining forward economic momentum.
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In the same way that America is more sentimental than serious about the people that fight and die in our abstracted and boundless and endless wars—quick to pay solemn and tearful tribute to the heroism of The Troops, but notably less keen on paying for their more mundane and more concrete and more vital needs—the NFL is more sentimental than serious about its own vaunted values.
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Which leads us to... Here's another remarkable thing about Twin Peaks in 2017: In its examination of the crumbling edifice of Americana and all of the myths Americans have built up around their country, the show only becomes more vital with every passing year, as America's influence slips a little more and some Americans become more and more obsessed with holding on to a dying way of life.
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With fascism and authoritarianism once again on the rise, it's more vital to do more than simply denounce something like Mein Kampf, and work instead to understand why so many readers found it appealing: Unencumbered by the theoretical and stylistic obligations of nineteenth-century economic "science," and secure in its anti-intellectualism, Mein Kampf rejects both class war and searching for the "soul of the soul" in favor of a berserk hatred that is far more visceral, enduring, and alluring to the great darkness of the human heart.
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But the more complex his storytelling is, the more vital Dave becomes, like on "JKYL+HYD," in which he examines his emotional development through the lens of a wayward childhood: Let me tell you 'bout my life, I came from a family of fiveIf I try to tell my story, swear down you would cryBut all you need to know is I've lost every single man inside my lifeAnd so I lost my wayIt's like who do you follow when your time feels borrowedAnd your idols gone astray?
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BLANKFEIN: I'D SAY THE ANIMAL SPIRITS ARE OUT THERE IN A LITTLE BIT MORE VITAL THAN THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN OTHERWISE ID SAY THE COUNTRY MIGHT BE A BIT LESS POLARIZED BUT IM NOT EVEN SURE ABOUT THAT PARTICULAR POINT BECAUSE THERES A LOT OF -- YOU KNOW, NOT ONE PARTY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE POLARIZATION BY THE WAY, ITS REALLY THE EXTREME WING OF BOTH PARTIES RESPONSIBLE FOR IT ID LOVE TO FIND THE MODERATES STEPPING UP AND COMPROMISING AGAIN, I WANT TO BE, YOU KNOW, TRUE, ITS NOT JUST POLICIES THEMSELVES IN A GROSS KIND OF MACRO WAY, TAX REFORM.
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