Since then, tech companies have more willingly released their data.
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Still, other performing arts centers have expanded their approach more willingly.
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Overseen by the Duchess (an amusing Milla Jovovich), the women undergo various treatments, some more willingly than others.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), who more willingly criticizes the Trump administration than most, left it up to the president. Sen.
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Meanwhile, those who sleep the day away are likely to have higher cognitive abilities, take risks more willingly, and be more creative.
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Somalis braving the roads pay up more willingly at al-Shabab checkpoints, which sometimes seem less predatory than those manned by Kenyan troops.
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Whoever prevails, the election will provide damaged goods and there is nothing that feasts more willingly on weakness than the current class of politicians.
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Acosta duly arrives and dispenses favors, some more willingly than others, and also hires Rey to work for a few days installing glass in the buildings he's renovating.
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"Women are more willingly and successfully using gender as an electoral asset instead of seeing it as a hurdle they have to overcome," said Kelly Dittmar, a scholar at CAWP.
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Dortmund can point Haaland not just to all of the players it has developed, but to all of the players it has sold: some begrudgingly, to Bayern Munich, but others more willingly.
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Through licensing arrangements, acquisitions of technology companies, and occasionally even outright theft, that does happen — though the situation is actually rather complex, and sometimes the transfer of knowledge is done more willingly than Mr. Trump suggests.
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Facebook executives reportedly expected Instagram to more willingly integrate with the main product as a display of gratitude, for the growth and resources Facebook gave Instagram that allowed it to grow past 1 billion users and stave off stiff competition from Snapchat.
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But if this is in fact her strategy — to reassure right-wing Israeli leaders that she understands them, and thus persuade them to more willingly hear American demands or even make concessions for peace — it is still an open question as to whether that strategy works.
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For, quite apart from the sins of escapist nostalgia and self-involved narcissism it has often wrought, the deep worry is that what Rieff calls "the memory industry" has also taken up the cultural space our more willingly forgetful ancestors made for forging a common future.
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If the new administration seeks to downsize the responsibilities of the EPA in fundamental ways at odds with the generally accepted consensus during the past 50 years, many judges are likely to push back in ways including more willingly granting standing in environmental cases and expanding the scope of liability for public nuisance.
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"Germany as the strong area with the big surplus has to share that money more willingly with Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal, otherwise they will have a series of crises and in the end they undermine the very customer base for Germany industry that has driven that surplus in the first place," the global strategist warned.
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Babies who are given the power to decide which foods to eat or leave, how much or little to eat, and stop when they've had enough tend to accept new foods more willingly as they can decide what they do with that food — and yes, that can mean throwing it on the floor or smearing it all over the table or tray.
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In addition to the payment the company agreed to clearer advertising, issuing refunds more willingly and improving customer service.Sleepy’s Enters Into Agreement with NJ to Resolve Suit. New Jersey Office of the Attorney General. Retrieved December 30, 2014.
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The beggar turns out to have selfish motives, though. When Marjorie recovers, she is taken out to beg by the beggar because people more willingly give money to children. One day, they meet a young woman who takes Marjorie from the beggar and adopts her. Six years later, Marjorie goes to a Southern farm, where she is a teacher for two little children.
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When he turned 13, he discovered the violin sonatas of Mozart, whereupon he became enamored of Mozart's compositions and studied music more willingly. Einstein taught himself to play without "ever practicing systematically". He said that "love is a better teacher than a sense of duty." At age 17, he was heard by a school examiner in Aarau while playing Beethoven's violin sonatas.
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It is mentioned in passing that the human colony on Mars is doing OK. Imago brings a sense of completeness to the three books, by allowing the reader to understand the Oankali better by understanding Jodahs. Jodahs also builds upon Lilith and Akin's human-Oankali integration work from the previous two novels; the novel ends with the humans more willingly acquiescing to the Oankali.
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116-134 from The Oxford Handbook of Asian American History, edited by David Yoo & Eiichiro Azuma, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016 p. 126 Unable to marry white women, many Chinese men in Canada married First Nations women as the Indian peoples were more willingly to accept them.Yu, Henry "Asian Canadian History" p.116-134 from The Oxford Handbook of Asian American History, edited by David Yoo & Eiichiro Azuma, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016 p.
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After they reached 20° south longitude, Krusenstern searched in vain for Ascension Island, the position of which was very inconsistent. Lisyansky all the more willingly agreed to the search because it did not require deviating from the main course. It was not possible to determine the position of the island, and the sailors considered it non-existent. According to the other version, both captains perfectly knew the location of the island and searched for the archipelago Trindade and Martin Vaz.
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Adjuah delivers exactly this on The Emancipation Procrastination. It is also here that he more willingly invites associations with past styles. The prominent use of electric guitar suggests a vintage rock-fusion approach, and soulful Fender Rhodes playing by Lawrence Fields often seems like it’s channeling some of Miles Davis’ late-1960s sound... he settles on a final texture, one both burnished and regal. It’s the sound of a player confident not just in his chops, but fully at home in his own compositional world.
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All such purchases were highly risky, as the Gestapo was well aware of this black market in arms and tried to check it by setting up sting operations. For the most part, this trade was limited to personal weapons, but occasionally light and heavy machine guns could also be purchased. It was much easier to trade with Italian and Hungarian units stationed in Poland, which more willingly sold their arms to the Polish underground as long as they could conceal this trade from the Germans. Efforts to capture weapons from the Germans also proved highly successful.
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By the conclusion of the Civil War, public opinion, in general, was positive and more progressive toward providing for schooling needs of our youth. Citizens were giving more willingly of their resources for the erection of buildings, the provision of furniture, educational materials, and the salaries of teachers. The citizens of New Carlisle and Bethel Township were no less interested in the furtherance of education for their children. From about 1867 through 1887, sub-district schools, numbering eleven different sites, were erected at convenient locations throughout the township most all within two miles of every child in the school districts.
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For the third time I have granted 10 hides to the almighty God, with ineffable charity, more willingly than the others (Which are surrounded by these territories). These are the boundaries of the land that Wulfrun has given to the minster in Hamtun and the names of the towns that this privilegium refers to: :First of Earn-leie and Eswick and Bilsetna-tun and Willan-hale and Wodnesfeld and Peoleshale and Ocgingtun and Hiltun and Hagenthorndun and Kynwaldes-tun (Kinvaston) and another Hiltune and Feotherstun.Duignan, p. 9-10. The charter then defines the boundaries of the estates given by Wulfrun in considerable detail.
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This means that they will appear more confident with, and receptive to, another person. For example, if someone was seated with open body language, then they may face someone with their arms open and resting on the sides of the chair; whereas if they were sitting with closed body language they may sit facing away slightly from the other person with their arms folded. This may signal that they are uncomfortable or disinterested in the conversation. Each type of body language indicates a readiness for the conversation to progress in a particular way: either more willingly or more hesitantly.
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No doubt an elected reeve was more willingly obeyed, and sometimes the peasants generally would be made financially liable if an elected reeve defaulted.see H. S. Bennett: Life on the English Manor (Cambridge 1937) pp. 166ff Although this reeve was subject to the steward, the steward might not always be resident within the manor, and may manage many, and would not usually concern himself with day-to-day working. A good reeve who carried out his duties efficiently, and was trusted by the lord and the peasants alike, was likely to stay in office more or less permanently.
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Until 1924, Herschweiler-Pettersheim's kermis (church consecration festival) was held in November on the Sunday after Saint Martin's Day (11 November), and thus after the Langenbach kermis and the Quirnbach horse market. Because the inn "Zur Post" was the working man's public house, serving those who spent more willingly, the main action played out there. At the other inn, "Zum Hirschen" in the upper village, which was geared more to the local farmers, things were a bit quieter. In 1925, the kermis was moved to the first Sunday in September, and beginning in 1936 it was held instead on the third Sunday in September.
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This may lead the horse to behave in a more dominant and aggressive fashion. Human handlers are more successful if they learn to properly interpret a horse's body language and temper their own responses accordingly. Some methods of horse training explicitly instruct horse handlers to behave in ways that the horse will interpret as the behavior of a trusted leader in a herd and thus more willingly comply with commands from a human handler. Other methods encourage operant conditioning to teach the horse to respond in a desired way to human body language, but also teach handlers to recognize the meaning of horse body language.
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In 2008, Harris wrote that in late September there had been legitimate grounds for thinking that the German defence of the Somme might collapse. German troops had lost morale, surrendered more willingly and suffered more casualties in September than in any other month. Air reconnaissance had revealed that the Germans were building three more defensive lines () but in front of Le Transloy, was far less formidable than the three lines overrun since July. Harris also wrote of the rain and mud and that the Germans had relieved exhausted divisions during the respite, reinforced the artillery and moved machine-guns to the rear, where they were less vulnerable but could fire through barrages at the British infantry.
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But you are a > huge river.' "See online Vivekananda biography Several other times Ramakrishna Paramahamsa made the same point like when he told one of his close devotees Gopalchandra Ghosh (later known as Swami Advaitananda, his most senior monastic disciple) that it was not so important to experience such a temporary ecstasy (bhava) and that on the spiritual path "true faith and renunciation are far greater."Swami Saradananda, Shri Ramakrishna: The Great Master (India, Madras 1952) pp 403 That bhava is a preliminary experience has also been emphasized by Shivabalayogi Maharaj: > "During this all your bhava (the mind’s feelings) will get concentrated on > your favorite deity and thus your mind becomes more concentrated, more > single-pointed. Then meditation itself becomes much easier and consequently > one would take up meditation more willingly.
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In it, Darkseid attempts to deprive the world of its heroes, not only so that they would be ineffective against Darkseid, but also in the hopes that the people of Earth would more willingly surrender to his rule. John Byrne The first phase of the plan consists simply of creating immense amounts of collateral damage by sending creatures to Earth to fight the superheroes. The public begins to resent the heroes in their midst, and therefore Darkseid starts the second phase of his plan by sending the master manipulator Glorious Godfrey to Earth. Assuming the identity of G. Gordon Godfrey (a reference to G. Gordon Liddy), he starts a hate campaign against the superheroes that proves to be very effective, riling the public and ultimately leading to a presidential decision to outlaw any super-heroic activity.
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An experiment was conducted to show how people would react if they saw an ad with a person who was angry about being poor and another person who was shameful about being in poverty. After viewing the ad, people were more willingly to give money to the person who ashamed about being poor versus the person who was angry about being poor. Since the individual who was angry about being in poverty broke the feeling rule of what is expected our people of lower class, little to none donations were received in their favor. People of lower status that displayed no sense of self-pity or dissatisfaction gave people of higher status a harder time to sympathize with them thus proving that expressing shame was more effective and when anger was expressed there was little to no help being provided.
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With a budget, Ode to My Father was the first Korean blockbuster that enforced a standard labor contract with the crew, which stated that they could not work for more than 12 hours a day, and were given overtime pay and a full day off once a week. The cultural, arts and entertainment fields in Korea have typically ignored labor laws and regulations, where deeply rooted tradition causes young staff members to be overworked yet rarely paid. After a long campaign by film professionals, the first Korean film to be made with a standard labor contract was Venus Talk in 2013, but Ode to My Father went further by enforcing the contract from the pre-production stage and ensuring that bonuses will be distributed equally to the entire crew. Director Yoon said production costs rose by because of the contract, but that people worked harder and more willingly, which ended up elevating the quality of the work.
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