The record's despondency is most pronounced in its first act.
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The slowdown will be most pronounced in the industrial sector.
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But the presidential election this year was the most pronounced.
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Heat waves are often most pronounced in dense, urban areas.
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The effect was most pronounced during times of high unemployment.
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The falling support was most pronounced among longtime American friends.
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The thievery is most pronounced with his proposed Medicare cuts.
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In fact it is most pronounced in Europe's most successful regions.
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But this is where the gulf in quality is most pronounced.
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The most pronounced change in the polling comes from independent voters.
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Perhaps the most pronounced characteristic of the Middle East is noise.
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This modest adverse effect was most pronounced in South Asian nations.
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The most pronounced historical influence on these venues, however, was cosmopolitanism.
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The most pronounced change is the much ballyhooed death of iTunes.
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The stresses are most pronounced among whites without a college degree.
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It's going to have the most pronounced impact of any stock.
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That's when their buttery, cheesy charm is at its most pronounced.
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The Trump bump has been most pronounced at the New York Times.
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The effect of expanded Medicaid was most pronounced for low-income patients.
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Around back are where the X-T30's changes are most pronounced.
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U.S. 3-MONTH, 10-YEAR CURVE INVERSION MOST PRONOUNCED SINCE APRIL 2007
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That process may be most pronounced in London and the south-east.
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The weakness was most pronounced in applications to refinance a home loan.
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It's arguably most pronounced in America, but it's not limited to America.
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Its potent addictive properties, doctors say, can be most pronounced in teenagers.
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The effect of statins on glaucoma risk was most pronounced in older participants.
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This difference was most pronounced when their mothers were poor and less educated.
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This phenomenon is the most pronounced within the former borders of the Confederacy.
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And that decline has been most pronounced in industries undergoing the greatest consolidation.
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Most pronounced of all was a disdain for government management of the economy.
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The swing in sentiment has been most pronounced over the past two months.
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This view is most pronounced among those who attend at least once a week.
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The issue was most pronounced at the smallest and largest employers, the report found.
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The statement did not provide details on which countries the drop was most pronounced.
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Clinton is grappling with high disaffection, most pronounced among white men with limited education.
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The problem is most pronounced for black students, but is not limited to them.
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It is difficult to foresee in which industries future pressure will be most pronounced.
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The pros and cons for each oven were the most pronounced in roast chicken.
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Aging populations are most pronounced in Europe and North America, according to the report.
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The difference is most pronounced at around age 45, when married men's earnings peak.
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The biggest change in attitudes on race has been most pronounced among white Democrats.
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The heightened death risk was most pronounced with recent onset depression, the study also found.
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This slump, he says, is the most pronounced throughout his 20 years in the industry.
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Patel's relative reticence was perhaps most pronounced amid the extended cash crunch caused by demonetization.
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Netflix said Wednesday its missed forecast was most pronounced in regions that saw price increases.
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That is likely to be most pronounced for the Interior Department and the EPA. Rep.
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The mobility decline since the Great Recession has actually been the most pronounced among millennials.
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Gender equality is most pronounced in the domain of health, with a whopping 90.1 points.
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The effect was most pronounced in cases decided by judges who ran in partisan elections.
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Job gains were most pronounced in July for the health care, financial and technology sectors.
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The states with the most pronounced declines were South Carolina, Georgia, Alaska and New York.
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The high US temperatures were most pronounced in Alaska, which saw its hottest year ever.
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Second, the economic weakness is most pronounced in heavy industry, among workers who make things.
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This concern is most pronounced when it comes to foreign policy, and thus war and peace.
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Diallo's most pronounced photos are a celebration of the female form, concurrently uplifting sensuality and spirituality.
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When it came to Morgan Marquis-Boire, the exclusionary effect was most pronounced along geographic lines.
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The hit to revenue was most pronounced in the first half, but has eased since then.
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The deficit was most pronounced in the frontal and temporal regions—areas associated with self-control.
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The shift is most pronounced among Republicans: In 2004, only four in ten Republicans supported it.
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The decline in coverage is most pronounced in some of the areas that need it most.
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The eclipse will be most pronounced in Northern California, and less so as you go south.
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Effects stronger in the West Regionally the "Black Friday" effect is most pronounced in the West.
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The political split that is opening, most pronounced in the narrowly divided Senate, could doom the proposal.
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It's these high-stakes decisions that will become the most pronounced when legal liability enters the discussion.
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It's one of the subtlest but most pronounced ways the Academy has marked its increased international membership.
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Where the trend has been perhaps most pronounced and unexpectedly so recently has been in the NFL.
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"The opportunity is most pronounced for Burlington, mainly based on the company's relative small size," Morris said.
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The slowdown in inflow was most pronounced in India, Poland, Brazil, Argentina and Turkey, the note added.
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What is more, the rise has been most pronounced among those with only a high-school education.
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The segregation effect is most pronounced in cities like New York, where affordable housing is particularly scarce.
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The decline was most pronounced among low-income households, which reduced intake by more than 9 percent.
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That's most pronounced among Gen Xers (36%) and households with annual income below the $30,000 mark (58%).
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The rise in uninsured rates was most pronounced among younger adults, blacks, Hispanics and low-income people.
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Chris Christie and Senator Bernie Sanders, who surely has the most pronounced Brooklyn accent of any Vermont politician.
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This is based on the historical pattern of late reporting, which is most pronounced at the earliest stages.
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This finding was most pronounced among women who reported having a positive relationship with their dad growing up.
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The most pronounced example in this regard was his tasteless criticism of the family of deceased Army Capt.
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A recent study found that 4-year-olds have racial bias that is most pronounced against black boys.
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The effect is most pronounced in MyCareer, where it's manifest in everything from dialogue, to setting, to theme.
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Dr. Lea said that declining sperm motility, the most pronounced effect, does not have a strong heritable association.
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The couple's shift over the years from middle class to multimillionaires is perhaps most pronounced in their homes.
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Across the region, Republican gains were most pronounced in smaller rural counties and those dominated by manufacturing jobs.
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Those weaknesses are most pronounced in the poorer areas of China — like Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus.
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Yet the pattern of sudden reversals in the Trump administration's diplomacy was most pronounced in the Middle East.
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Some working-class and masculine-presenting lesbians preferred bars, in turn, where butch/femme roles were most pronounced.
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The increase was most pronounced for the merchandise export sector, which added 55,85033 jobs in the same time period.
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However, she found it was most pronounced at Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit earlier this month in San Francisco.
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By some estimates, at least 40 percent of dogs experience noise anxiety, which is most pronounced in the summer.
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This tolerance for anti-Semitism from the left is most pronounced at universities, where our future leaders are studying.
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The shift to domestic brands has been most pronounced in categories traditionally dominated by foreign companies, such as cosmetics.
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The most pronounced similarities have little to do with the traditional demographic categories, like race, class and marital status.
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That gives it scope to focus on bond markets where stresses are most pronounced, such as Italian government debt.
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Pollen levels rise and fall during the century, but their most pronounced peaks and valleys coincide with notable events.
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Yet it is troubling that rising nonparticipation is most pronounced for those at the bottom of the economic ladder.
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Those weaknesses are most pronounced in the poorer areas of China — like Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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These effects are most pronounced for younger workers and in industries with a higher proportion of low-wage workers.
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"And it's most pronounced in regions with the highest population growth," like the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East.
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The most pronounced difference between the Democratic health care plans is on this question: Who pays for health care?
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The change was most pronounced during the weekends, when one would expect the change to have the greatest effect.
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Projections are based on historical patterns in late reporting, which are most pronounced at the earliest stages of venture activity.
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Second, alongside slowing productivity, inequality has risen in most advanced economies, with that increase most pronounced in the United States.
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The change was most pronounced in Great Britain and the United States, after Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan took office.
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People in the UK and Australia answered the same questions, but the gender disparity was most pronounced among US respondents.
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Note that it is subject to historically documented reporting delays, which are most pronounced in seed and early-stage deals.
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Perhaps surprisingly, rodents came in at third, with risk most pronounced in North and South America, and in Central Africa.
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In keeping with the line's most pronounced aesthetic, the notebooks have "Dragon Red" backlit keyboards and "black shadow mesh" lids.
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Shell's performance fell short of expectations across the board but was most pronounced at its flagship liquefied natural gas unit.
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Concerns about a rigged election have periodically gnawed at American politics but were most pronounced after the 2000 presidential race.
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The move out of stocks and into safer investments is most pronounced among younger millionaires and high-net-worth investors.
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This is most pronounced in instances where atomic clocks are separated by large distances, such as those on GPS satellites.
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The risk was most pronounced for women who had lots of belly fat and very little fat on their thighs.
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China was currently focused on tackling unemployment in the steel and coal industries where overcapacity was most pronounced, he added.
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The selloff was most pronounced in southern Europe, which has benefited from the rush to grab bonds with a positive yield.
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Snapchat installs increased in Germany, Spain, India and Brazil, where the increase was most pronounced at 22 percent year over year.
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"We work in rural areas because those are the areas where the problem of open defecation is most pronounced," says Jain.
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While Hispanic children were slightly more likely to be exposed than white kids, the problem was most pronounced among black children.
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This decrease was most pronounced in Florida, which reduced its homeless population by more than 11,000 people during that time period.
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Crouzet and Eberly show this dynamic is most pronounced in the tech and health care sectors, where patents are particularly valuable.
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The wave was most pronounced at Roxham Road, which dead-ends in Champlain, N. Y., with the border south of Montreal.
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The impact of minimum wage increases on suicide rates among less-educated Americans was most pronounced during periods of high unemployment.
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At association meetings, where the tension is most pronounced, discussions about academic competition in the district have brought some to tears.
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Reporters say the restrictions are the most pronounced on Tuesdays, when Vice President Pence attends the weekly lunch with Republican senators.
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"BBF" is Blunt's most pronounced turn toward hip-hop, coinciding with a swell of global interest in U.K. rap and grime.
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That level of savings is significant for families living in parts of the world where the water crisis is most pronounced.
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The effects of the virus, which first appeared in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, have been most pronounced in China.
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The disparities identified by the report were most pronounced for prescription drugs, where the U.S. routinely had higher prices than other countries.
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The rally and reversal were most pronounced in Brent though a similar pattern has been visible in spreads for WTI (tmsnrt.rs/2mzz22Q).
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The shortages were most pronounced in the South and Midwest, where three-quarters reported having a hard time filling skilled job openings.
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The disparity rang true across all 403 major occupations studied, but it was most pronounced in the legal field, the report found.
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"The deterioration was most pronounced in the Middle East, Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and Africa," it added in the press release.
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Price weakness has been most pronounced in futures contracts nearest to expiry, which has caused the contango to widen moderately (tmsnrt.rs/28ILfjo).
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Brain changes in the gamers were most pronounced in what's known as the basal ganglia, circuitry that is involved in involuntary movements.
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The gap between Chinese tariffs facing U.S. exporters versus those in other countries is most pronounced in the farm and fishing industries.
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"What really stood out to us was that [cord-cutting] was most pronounced among Hulu subscribers," Barrett told "Power Lunch " on Friday.
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When it comes to Asia, the shift in American policy is likely to be among the most pronounced in the new administration.
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The gaps between metropolitan and rural counties are most pronounced in a broader range of states including New York, Florida and Virginia.
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This has been most pronounced in places that have long struggled economically, but it's also now increasingly common in well-off suburbia.
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To a higher degree than products in say education, fintech can cause serious consequences, whose effects are most pronounced on unsophisticated consumers.
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The most pronounced bump has been seen in areas popular with home buyers including Paris, the French Alps and Provence, brokers said.
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Constipation was most pronounced during the first days of travel, and the degree of constipation correlated with the degree of jet lag.
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While other age groups also saw their total liabilities increase over that period, the percentage increase experienced by seniors was most pronounced.
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This non-partisanship is most pronounced among younger voters — with over 28500 percent of Republican-leaning Millennials now voicing support for legalization.
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Clinton's decline among labor members was most pronounced in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the onetime Democratic "blue wall" that broke for Trump.
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The fragrance is most present, the texture is most supple and the pleasures are most pronounced when the madeleines are freshly baked.
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Higher costs are most pronounced in the West, where the median sales price has jumped 10.2 percent over the past year to $417,400.
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"It's a battle that will likely span decades, and in the next few years will be most pronounced in Southeast Asia," says Forbes.
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The problem is most pronounced in the U.K. and Canada, where dramatic house price growth has priced many millennials out of the market.
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The opioid epidemic: The increases in white incarceration rates are most pronounced in rural areas, known for areas stricken by the opioid epidemic.
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Though candidates on the right are full of fire and brimstone this year, the trend away from optimism is most pronounced among liberals.
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Around back, larger taillights and a bigger rear window are the most pronounced visual differences between the new version and the outgoing model.
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Aaron Rose and Joshua Leonard's soft-spoken, often heart-wrenching timepiece captures the fleeting moments of some of today's most pronounced visual artists.
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The effect was most pronounced in the field of "deep learning," a technology that has become a crucial part of new A.I. systems.
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The impacts have been most pronounced in China, which has reported the vast majority of the infections and deaths stemming from the virus.
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Although we see the problem as most pronounced in the immigration law bar, similar problems exist with criminal defense and other practice areas.
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The shift was most pronounced among people aged between 16 and 24, whose viewing of traditional TV had halved in that time, it said.
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"Silver ETFs saw outflows of a good 73 tons yesterday their most pronounced daily outflow in nearly two months," Commerzbank said in a note.
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The challenge of assimilation, while most pronounced for Germany, which has accepted more migrants than any other European country, is not limited to it.
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The shift to central clearing has been most pronounced in interest-rate derivatives, but is visible in other categories, such as credit derivatives, too.
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This stress-atrophy effect is most pronounced in people with PTSD, whose hippocampi tend to have smaller volumes and less activation during memory tasks.
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Women go to bed a bit earlier and wake up later, and this trend is most pronounced between the ages of 30 and 60.
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The reason Cro Cop was used in the above example was because his was one of the most pronounced double attacks in MMA history.
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While the volatility in the information-tech sector is the most pronounced example, there are several other examples over the past couple of decades.
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One report identified the teacher shortage as a real and growing issue across the U.S., saying the issue was most pronounced in poor districts.
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No. 2 among our top 10, the 2013 In the Rocks Vineyard from Reynvaan, had the most pronounced northern Rhône qualities in our tasting.
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Differences in lifespan were most pronounced in comparisons of the extremely wealthy and extremely poor, according to the study analyzing tax and death records.
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Many political scientists consider the House maps in Republican states like North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio and Texas to have the most pronounced partisan slants.
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Brent crude prices have fallen almost 45% in March alone, following the most pronounced demand destruction since the financial and economic crisis of 2.53.
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The effect has been most pronounced in Hong Kong, where investors trade a small pool of offshore renminbi more freely than in mainland China.
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It could also go some way in addressing the gender gap in the aviation industry, which has traditionally been one of the most pronounced.
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The drop is most pronounced in the public sector: More than half of Wisconsin's public workers were in unions before Mr. Walker's cuts took effect.
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This use of geometry is most pronounced in animation movies because the filmmakers can literally draw the character to make them represent a certain shape.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton's shift over the years from middle class to multimillionaires has been perhaps most pronounced in the places they have called home.
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The most pronounced differences occurred between children with any level of alcohol exposure in the first trimester, compared to children who weren't exposed at all.
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Equity shrinkage is most pronounced in the United States, where, according to JPMorgan, net supply reduction in 13 could be double last year's $21 billion.
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Many political scientists consider the House maps in Republican-controlled states like North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio and Texas to have the most pronounced partisan slants.
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Works such as "Provincetown I" (1961) and "Cool Summer" (1962) exhibit her most pronounced soak stains, with outer layers of oil creating a glowing effect.
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The slowdown in the car industry rippled through the eurozone and was probably most pronounced in Germany, the Continent's largest economy and motor of growth.
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The most pronounced manifestation of Eyal's distress, though, is that he decides to try marijuana, with the help of a nutty neighbor, Zooler (Tomer Kapon).
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"This gender gap in earnings tends to be most pronounced at elite universities where graduates have access to the highest paying jobs," the study states.
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Inexplicable web-to-print edits are most pronounced in the comic's second half, where the art is crowded into one-third of the allotted space.
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While housing markets on the coasts continue to be most expensive, the drop in affordability is now most pronounced in markets like Houston, Dallas and Denver.
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The effect is most pronounced in counties closest to the border (less than 350 kilometers or about 217 miles), and diminishes as you move further inland.
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Trump has for some time been focusing attention on what he sees as his electability in the fall, and this was the most pronounced example yet.
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The amount of ozone in the stratosphere varies naturally throughout the year, with zone depletion most pronounced in polar regions, resulting in so-called ozone holes.
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The need for books in each category is most pronounced in board books, picture books and chapter books for the very youngest readers, Ms. Clayton said.
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The decline is most pronounced among those between the ages of 18 and 25, where smoking rates have tumbled by nearly half over the last decade.
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Since the 254.2 election, the platform has shed millions of users in the United States, according to Edison Research, most pronounced among young people and millennials.
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"The troubling trends are most pronounced for the people who are the most disadvantaged," said Jennifer Karas Montez, a Syracuse University researcher who studies adult death patterns.
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And this amnesia has become most pronounced, ironically, as American power and the international order are coming under graver threat than at any time in recent memory.
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Instead, the decline in violent crime has been most pronounced in states that maintained strict control over the right to carry guns, like New York and California.
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"This trend is most pronounced in the EU, which has a strong carbon price and has benefited from years of investment in renewable energy," the report says.
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The shift has been most pronounced against the yen and the dollar dropped 203 percent to a five-week low of 113.04 yen in early European trading.
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President Obama won the labor vote by 6900 points in 2628, and that dominance was at its most pronounced in crucial battleground states like Ohio and Michigan.
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The chile sauce is house-made, too, as is the tianmianjiang limned with a proprietary blend of 24128 spices, most pronounced among them cinnamon and star anise.
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Rejection of fact-checking from either the right or left might be most pronounced when its conclusions shed positive light on the insurgents' pet boogeymen (or women).
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The fall was most pronounced in France, where only 38 percent of respondents said they had a favorable view of the EU, down 17 points from last year.
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The difference was most pronounced in the hammer-throw events, where women with higher testosterone performed 4.53 percent better, and pole vault, where they did 2.94 percent better.
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After the retreat all sorts of changes took place: My anxiety disappeared, and my decision-making improved; but one of the most pronounced changes was my sex life.
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Changbin's duality on and offstage is one of the most pronounced in the group — though he's not the youngest, he's known affectionately as the "baby" by his members.
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Mothers who had the most pronounced alterations in their brains also scored higher on tests of emotional attachment to their babies than women whose brains underwent subtler changes.
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The phenomenon risks taking hold in Spain, where prices have been falling since the middle of 2014, as well as Greece, where the slump has been most pronounced.
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The most pronounced risks to the global economy came from shifts towards "unilateral deregulation" and protectionism, in particular from the U.S. since the election of President Trump, Villeroy said.
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"Among men, the mortality risk associated with depression over the three calendar periods was most pronounced in the study's early years and diminished substantially over time," the authors write.
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Protests have been reported in every part of the country, with the strife most pronounced in the manufacturing and construction industries, which accounted for two-thirds of the demonstrations.
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But the drop was most pronounced among respondents who are on Medicaid or purchase health insurance on the individual market — areas that would be affected by the Senate bill.
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The revenue declines were most pronounced at some of Mr. Trump's best-known properties, including the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, which experienced a nearly 10 percent drop.
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But the problem is that, throughout American history, law enforcement has always been unfair to an underclass of people — and today that divide is most pronounced along racial lines.
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However, in an earnings call, Nike CFO Andrew Campion said the "impact of tariffs will be most pronounced" in the current quarter, but he expects "continued momentum going forward."
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Particularly in Arizona and Los Angeles, where the toxic culture was most pronounced, some managers explicitly told subordinates to sell people accounts even if they did not need them.
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Expanding use of this technology has the most pronounced effect on African-Americans, whose mug shots are overrepresented in databases, according to the report, because of disproportionate arrest rates.
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Of the 2000,2300 properties studied, the fall was most pronounced in London, where the proportion of foreign landlords fell from 26 percent in 2010 to 11 percent this year.
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Most of the studies I have performed suggest that the dangers are most pronounced when people regularly work more than 240 hours per day or 28 hours per week.
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The most pronounced example, however, was her spring/summer 1997 collection, known as "Body Meets Dress, Dress Meets Body," which consisted largely of stretch dresses pulled over ballooning pads.
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The rise of climate change skeptics has been most pronounced in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which helped lead then-President Obama's efforts to regulate climate change-causing pollutants.
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As you can see, the duck effect is most pronounced in ERCOT, which has the least ability to export excess solar power (and ends up doing the most curtailment).
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Environment Minister Edson Duarte blamed illegal logging and an "upsurge in organized crime" for the increase in deforestation, which was most pronounced in the states of Mato Grosso and Pará.
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There was often a kind of blankness to him, a distance that was most pronounced at odd moments, especially when he was pressed about what he remembered from his past.
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Asset quality improvements have been most pronounced for PNB and RCBC, whose NPL ratios fell to 2.5% and 1.8% at end-2015 from 720.7% and 7.2% at end-2010, respectively.
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Of the three storms, Hurricane Irma had the most pronounced effect on Delta's operations, resulting in 2,200 canceled flights at airports in Florida, the Caribbean and Delta's hub in Atlanta.
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Mr. Trump's troubles are perhaps most pronounced in Pennsylvania, which he has targeted for victory in November even though the state has gone Democratic in the last six presidential elections.
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Losses were most pronounced among super long-dated bonds, with the 240-year JGB auction initially attracting ample demand but later sliding amid the worries about Bank of Japan policy.
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Avoid The Diva Mentality For Successful Technology Adoption While the digital revolution has brought with it many conceptual changes, one of the most pronounced is that of the version release.
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This disparity was the most pronounced in Africa, for instance in Guinea, where the richest children benefited from nine times the education funding allocated to the most deprived young people.
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"In our analyses, the risk of chronic kidney disease and its progression was most pronounced at the highest levels of fine particulate matter concentration," Al-Aly said in the release.
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While family caregivers spend similar amounts on providing care, the financial strain is most pronounced for African-American and Hispanic family caregivers due to lower incomes and less job flexibility.
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The discriminatory treatment was often most pronounced in cases where prison guards could charge an inmate with breaking a rule — like disobeying an order — without having to produce physical evidence.
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Dying union membership has been most pronounced in states such as Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — states where manufacturing employment has plummeted and Trump won in 2016, per Brookings.
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The issue was most pronounced in the euro zone, where the European Central Bank is just about to start a new round of stimulus in the form of corporate bond purchases.
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While she didn't mention Trump by name, the first lady aimed squarely at the Republican candidate's most pronounced positions and tactics, including his persistent challenges to her husband's eligibility for office.
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Income inequality is most pronounced in affluent regions on the coasts such as New York, Connecticut, California and Washington, D.C., and places struggling with poverty, such as Puerto Rico and Louisiana.
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The friction has been most pronounced at the swimming competition, where Yulia Efimova of Russia and Sun Yang of China, who have served suspensions for doping, have been vilified by rivals.
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ENSO has its most pronounced impact on countries around the Pacific and Indian Oceans because of their proximity but milder effects are felt much further away in North America and the Atlantic.
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Yet what's most pronounced in Struth's show is not the power and influence mentioned in the description, but rather the inherent weaknesses and inevitable downfall and deterioration of such technologically driven structures.
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The big picture, per the NYT: Almost 36 million people took part in a DNA testing program in Xinjiang, the part of China where the government's campaign against Uighurs is most pronounced.
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When this afternoon the European Parliament in Strasbourg endorsed a contentious new Copyright Directive, it was just another instance of this Asterixian thinking, which is most pronounced in Brussels, Paris and Berlin.
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At the municipal level, where capex cuts have been most pronounced, we think capex will take up most of the extra EUR1bn available in 2017 from the smaller cut in state transfers.
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The pattern is most pronounced in the United Kingdom, where 62% of young Brits aged 18 to 29 view China favorably, in contrast to only 38% among those aged 50 and older.
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"This trend is most pronounced for "Cinderella" schools, teams not traditionally known for basketball that have unexpected success in the (tournament), or underdog teams that are not top seeded," the analysts found.
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Samuel Beckett is probably the most pronounced example of this; after publishing novels and essays in English, he began to feel that it was impossible to continue writing in his native language.
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This need is most pronounced in the US, where 64% of the CIOs in the study said they felt the need to be "more public-facing" than their counterparts in other countries.
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The rise was most pronounced in minority groups, suggesting that better access to health insurance and mental health treatment through the Affordable Care Act might have played some role in the increase.
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Melancholy is the most pronounced psychology in Blue, perhaps because of the colloquial meaning of the title, Wong's recent suicide, and the subsequent press coverage which described his lifelong struggle with depression.
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As you can see, an initial wave of yellow dots usually brings a follow-up cluster of green referrals: Finally, here's a map of the cities where the contagion effect is most pronounced.
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"Across most of the United States, the heaviest rainfall events have become heavier and more frequent," according to the National Climate Assessment, with the trend being most pronounced in the Northeast and Midwest.
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This rapid multiple expansion, which is the most pronounced this year, has reached a worrisome degree given earnings are expected to have a "startling" decline over the next 12 months, the analyst said.
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Sandvik said weakness in demand had been most pronounced in the automotive and general engineering segments, and that it would increase staff-cut plans announced three months ago to 2,500 jobs from 2,000.
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Equity fund outflows have been most pronounced from funds investing in U.S. stock markets, with redemptions of over $29 billion (0.7 percent of AUM) over the period, amid concern about U.S. corporate profitability.
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While lower air temperature, lower atmospheric air pressure, higher wind velocity and shorter sunshine duration all were associated with statistically meaningful increased risk of heart attack, the most pronounced effect was from temperature.
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That divergence was most pronounced among registered voters who had pursued a postgraduate education: Once split in their political preferences, they are now twice as likely to align with Democrats as with Republicans.
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And as you can see in the chart below, the most pronounced rural-urban gaps are deaths from unintentional injuries — like suicide or drug overdose — and deaths from chronic lower respiratory disease (CLRD).
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The fears about keeping the House are most pronounced among the several dozen Democrats running in the most competitive seats, particularly freshman members, who have never run on the same ballot as Trump.
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It builds properties from one-bedroom apartments to six bedroom family homes across Britain and said demand was most pronounced for affordably priced family homes nationwide, including in Scotland, Essex and the Midlands.
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The sharply executed violence, jabs of humor and, in particular, a fascination with the seductiveness of evil (most pronounced in his 2014 feature, "The Guest") are all here, albeit in a compressed package.
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That has been most pronounced in Britain, where politics are playing out along an issue, "Brexit," that has nearly 50-50 support, so that even slight miscalculations can swing elections, with global consequences.
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The other area of the world where populism and this kind of dissatisfaction is most pronounced is Europe, including the UK, of course, where they just voted last June to leave the European Union.
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Increasing average temperatures are most pronounced in the Arctic, where temperatures have jumped at more than twice the rate of the rest of the globe, triggering sea ice and land-based glaciers to melt.
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Increases in overdose deaths were seen across all age groups of whites and Hispanics, yet rising rates were most pronounced among older black men (50 or older) and older black women (45 or older).
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Breast cancer survivors may also find that their increased risk of mental health problems is most pronounced in the first years after their diagnosis, Meyer, who wasn't involved in the analysis, said by email.
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"The post-election surge in optimism for the economy, jobs and income prospects, as well as for stock prices which reached a 13-year high, was most pronounced among older consumers," the director said.
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While there are extreme recluses in other countries, experts say the condition may be most pronounced in Japan, where a culture that emphasizes conformity prompts those who do not fit in to hide away.
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He is inherently a patriarchal white supremacist and it seeps out in all sorts of ways, but it is most pronounced in the way that he attacks people who are not white and male.
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The effects were most pronounced, the researchers found, if one runner previously had been just a little slower or less in shape than a friend but now showed signs of overtaking a friend's performance.
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The country may well be saved from some of Trump's most draconian impulses by some of Trump's most pronounced flaws: his lack of seriousness, his aversion to tedium and his gnat-like attention span.
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One of the institute's most pronounced findings is that families in the United States make the largest health care payments in the months and years they have access to increased income and liquid assets.
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"At a high level, noise in the supply chain appears most pronounced about Apple's March quarter, consistent with the fact that sequential declines could be in line, or worse than recent history," Sacconaghi said.
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The photographer's hatred is most pronounced in "Lee Miller in Hitler's bath, Hitler's apartment, Munich, Germany, 1945," taken with her colleague David Scherman on the day of Hitler's death, hours after she had visited Dachau.
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In addition to Bieber's buttery vocals, and the contrast between its reggaeton-inspired style and the EDM-inspired pop dance music of the past few years — its most pronounced feature is a thumping downbeat, a.k.a.
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Even established democracies such as the U.S. are falling for the strongman syndrome -- the misguided belief that a single strong leader can save the whole nation -- as most pronounced in the rise of Donald Trump.
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This is a global trend, as the smartphone market is reaching maturity and saturation in many developed nations, and yet it's most pronounced in the United States for a few reasons particular to the country.
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The decline of the peso was one of the most pronounced "Trump trades" since the presidential election, but other trades tied to the administration's programs have also reversed, such as infrastructure stocks and small caps.
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While it's Blake Shelton and Adam Levine who have the show's most pronounced conflict, albeit all in good fun, regularly making jokes at one another's expense, Gwen Stefani and Alicia Keys aren't exactly pushovers either.
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But the lift from the Trump effect seems to have been most pronounced among industries in which investors believed the administration's deregulatory fervor would be greatest and thus lead to lower costs and more profits.
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Moreover, his conservatism is most pronounced on social issues, which makes him culturally alien to both the libertarian and Yankee moderates of New Hampshire and the secular and socially liberal segment of the party's donor base.
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The most pronounced impact of the Brexit vote was on the British pound, which tumbled to a 31-year low on Monday, extending losses to nearly 5003 percent from levels before the results were announced Friday.
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The fund was one of last year's top performers, gaining 20 percent, but is down 63 percent this year through November after wrong-way bets in its so-called center book where declines were most pronounced.
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The gain in stockpiles has been most pronounced along the U.S. East Coast, where stocks were 216 million barrels (25 percent) higher than prior-year levels and still increasing as recently as June 24 (tmsnrt.rs/29hzdg6).
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Langston, the son of a preacher, had the most pronounced transformation, morphing from stoic strongman to a gasping, bug-eyed bombast who would pull a hankie out of his singlet and dab sweat from his brow.
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Hollywood, of course, is the land of illusion and one of the most pronounced and prolonged of these is the discrepancy between what the audience is meant to see and what goes on behind the scenes.
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The most pronounced increase between 2073 and 255 was a 220 percent rise each year in cirrhosis deaths among people 23 to 22 years old, mainly driven by heavy alcohol consumption, researchers report in The BMJ.
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Movies about teenagers are often filled with contrived excesses, but Mr. Burnham understands that some of the most pronounced extremes — the drama, the comedy, the horror — take place in that lonely room known as our heads.
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That's because in addition to being home to the nation's billionaires, the Bay Area is also home to one of the country's most pronounced virus outbreaks, with more 1,000 confirmed coronavirus cases as of March 25.
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Interest in the affordability of education is most pronounced with people between the ages of 18 and 29 — a key voter demographic and one suffering greatly because of our country&aposs broken model for financing education.
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"The dynamics have definitely shifted since the beginning of the year," with demand now outstripping supply, said John Fraser, managing partner at 3i Debt Management US. The quarter's lending drop was most pronounced among investment grade issuers.
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In the developed world, the effects are most pronounced in Japan, where the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has struggled for the past three years to rescue the nation from two lost decades of economic stagnation.
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The damage was most pronounced among big manufacturers, where sentiment soured at the fastest pace in more than six years, stoking fears that uncertainty over the global outlook could discourage companies from spending on wages and expenditure.
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The gloom was most pronounced among big manufacturers, where sentiment soured at the fastest pace in more than six years, stoking fears that uncertainty over the global outlook could discourage companies from spending on wages and expenditure.
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The trend is most pronounced among non-life insurers, due to their shorter-duration assets and faster portfolio turnover, but is also visible in the life sector as new investments are more frequently directed to corporate debt.
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The problem of one-way traffic and illiquidity is already evident in the currency derivatives market, where concerns over a Brexit, as the British exit is known, first showed up and where it has been most pronounced.
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On immigration (where this dynamic has been most pronounced), it sometimes seems like it's difficult to even call public attention to a new Trump policy anymore because people assume it's going to get stopped by the courts.
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"We anticipate the revenue impact will be most pronounced in the first half of the year with a lesser impact in the third and fourth quarters, including the important holiday season", Chief Executive Officer Brian Goldner said.
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The United States has experienced something like this before, in late 2015 and early 2016, when a drop in commodity prices caused an economic slump that was most pronounced in the oil patch and in heavy industry.
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The most pronounced shift was among business leaders in the United States, where optimism dropped to 37 percent from 63 percent a year ago against the backdrop of an economic slowdown and a trade war with China.
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Last year, the most pronounced interest was for an offshore sea block in close proximity to the Zohr field offshore Egypt, where Eni reported the discovery of an estimated 30 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in 2015.
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The risk was most pronounced in men under age 55, who had 63 percent higher odds of a heart attack the day after a victory compared to other days, the study team reports in Canadian Journal of Cardiology.
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IIASA researchers found that the problem was most pronounced in northern India, where the four largest states, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh, accounted for two thirds of the total excess deaths of infant girls under five.
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That tightening of the purse strings was most pronounced with a 29.2 percent drop in spending by Britons, where a see-sawing sterling, weakened by the referendum to leave the European Union, made holidays in Greece more expensive.
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Women who had the most pronounced "pear" shape, with more fat on their thighs, were 38 percent less likely to develop heart disease during the study than women with the least amount of fat on their upper legs.
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The 9-month-old, Elijah, had joined a growing number of children around the country with no health insurance, a trend that new Census Bureau data suggests is most pronounced in Texas and a handful of other states.
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The story of Rocco Siffredi's final year in the porn industry is so much more than a paean to hardcore's most pronounced penis; it's a story of family, a look at the media machine, and a portrait of desire.
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Most areas of the globe, with the notable exception of Greenland, saw above average temperatures during June, with the most pronounced warm temperature anomalies seen in north-central Siberia, where record warm temperatures along with numerous wildfires were observed.
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The vast majority of victims are young, black, male and poor, and often live in the favelas, or slums, where gang warfare has been most pronounced, said Renato Sérgio de Lima, director of the Brazilian Forum of Public Security.
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According to the journal Nonprofit Quarterly, burnout rates in nonprofits have increased in the last few years from 220 percent to 22 percent of their staffs, and the rise is most pronounced among those who do direct service work.
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Since the research suggests that solitary confinement's negative effects on mental health are most pronounced among juveniles with developing brains and those with existing mental illnesses, limiting solitary's use among such groups could also prevent some of its worst uses.
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The study pointed out that while, in adults, the usually decreased brain-wave activity after lack of sleep "is most pronounced over prefrontal brain regions" — which are responsible for memory — children saw the effects over more areas of the brain.
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As New Scientist now reports, an unpublished survey by Jones' team shows that rates of the herpes virus is most pronounced along a specific stretch of water at Magnetic Island, which happens to be a popular tourist attraction at the reef.
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Areas closest to the border saw the most pronounced drop overall, as well as in crimes related to drug trafficking, which suggests that legalizing the production and distribution of marijuana in the United States is hurting Mexican drug trafficking organizations.
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The researchers' theoretical model predicted that the flapping would be most pronounced as the speed of the bird approached 2.31 meters per second — and that's just what they observed in the stationary model imitating gaits corresponding to various running speeds.
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The most pronounced racial disparities were in arrests for the most discretionary offenses: For example, 91 percent of those arrested solely for "failure to obey" or "trespassing" were African-American, even though the city is 63 percent black, the report found.
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The market damage this year was most pronounced in China, where the world's second largest economy is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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But the sense of loss, mounting online, has been most pronounced among female architects, who saw Ms. Hadid as a rare beacon of hope for their own success in a male-dominated field and a barometer of its continuing sexism.
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The details: Water use per well grew by up to 770% as the length of lateral wells has expanded, although the increase varies by region and was most pronounced in the booming Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico.
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That increased association is most pronounced among Black women, most likely due to the fact that the products they typically use contain more hormonally-active compounds that can disrupt endocrine function and lead to the formation of breast cancer cells.
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All of these increasingly well-understood problems — which are most pronounced for people of color — have prompted calls for bigger solutions by Democratic politicians and activists, including not just presidential aspirants but members of Congress like freshman New York Rep.
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While all four stocks, as of midday Thursday trading, were lower than their record highs, Apple's fall was most pronounced at 13 percent, compared to declines of nearly 9 percent at Amazon, about 3 percent at Alphabet and roughly 2.6 percent at Microsoft.
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But the effect is perhaps most pronounced back on Air Force One, when Johnson is sworn in, right hand upraised, the left resting on the bible, while Jackie stands right beside him, covered in blood, her face a rictus of shock and grief.
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This is some of the most pronounced anti-internationalism that we have seen since the years immediately following the Vietnam War, and it reflects a growing sense that Americans are no longer so eager to bear the burdens traditionally associated with global leadership.
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When broken down into regions, the chances of a second referendum was most pronounced by executives based in Asia with 245% of respondents believing that the U.K. would need to go back to the polls in order to finalize the Brexit outcome.
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"The increase was most pronounced in the past two years," said Rebecca Guy, program head with the Surveillance Evaluation and Research Program in The Kirby Institute for Infection and Immunity in Society at the University of New South Wales, who compiled the report.
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Currently, the effect is most pronounced in South America, thanks to that run of four Copas in six years as Conmebol, in the most roundabout way possible, seeks to change its calendar so the competition is played parallel with the quadrennial European Championship.
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However, changes to the macro policy outlook are most pronounced in the US and with the ECB likely to announce an extension of asset purchases for six to nine months beyond March 2017, this has partly been reflected in renewed dollar strengthening.
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Coincidental or not, during the first months of each of the past few Fed chairs there was a fairly significant stock market sell-off, the most pronounced of which was the 21987 market crash just two months after Alan Greenspan became chair.
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And at top- tier schools, where the ties to the art market are most pronounced, students learn quickly that their professional success is linked to their willingness to play by the rules — including exchanging sex for access to power, money, and important people.
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All of this conspires to keep urban areas much warmer overall, but the difference is most pronounced at night; once the sun goes down, the gap between an urban area's temperature and the surrounding suburban or rural areas can reach up to 22 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Strikingly, these differences, strongly influenced by biological factors, are most pronounced in the Scandinavian societies where gender-equality has been pushed hardest: this is the opposite of what would be expected by those who insist, ever more loudly, that gender is a social construct.
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WEAK LNG Profit fell short of expectations across the board but were most pronounced in the flagship liquefied natural gas (LNG)division, known as Integrated Gas, due to $353 million in impairment charges in Trinidad and Tobago and Australia, lower sales and weaker prices.
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It's not terribly exciting to think about television in terms of its story structure — the combination of plot developments, scenes, and raw dramatic beats that make up any given episode of TV — but Seinfeld's impact on television comedy is actually most pronounced in this arena.
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"The post-election surge in optimism for the economy, jobs, and income prospects, as well as for stock prices which reached a 13-year high, was most pronounced among older consumers," Lynn Franco, the board's director of economic indicators, said in a statement Tuesday.
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Her look is L.L. Bean meets the South Shore, a grandfatherly assortment of cotton button-down shirts, wool sweaters, a canvas coat and transition lenses in blond tortoiseshell frames, complemented by a Massachusetts accent that's most pronounced when she's reading poems or cracking wise.
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The trouble in Asia The market damage this year was most pronounced in China, where the world's second largest economy is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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This Scandinavian touch is most pronounced in the lobby's central staircase, a spacious, stone-and-wood affair that mixes grandeur and warmth, giving residents and visitors a place to catch their breaths after what might have been a 15-minute walk from the subway.
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Panels one and two of the chart below show a considerable downturn in contacting by both the Democratic and Republican campaigns, especially in the battleground states where it was most pronounced in both years, but also to a limited extent outside of the battlegrounds.
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" While the effects are most pronounced for babies, there were impacts on children's health as well: "we also find an 8.0 percent increase in asthma emergency department (ED) visits among young children for each additional cheating diesel car per 1,000 cars in a subsample of five states.
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Traffic-related air pollution has also been shown to cause the formation of lentigenes -- dark spots on the skin -- in women in Germany and China, with the most pronounced changes on the cheeks of Asian women over 50, according to research in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology.
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"This confusion was most pronounced among people 79 to 29 and those who earn less than $50,000 — two groups that could be significantly affected by repeal," Morning Consult co-founder Kyle Dropp and Dartmouth College professor Brendan Nyhan wrote in a New York Times column summarizing the results.
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The most pronounced spike in my heart rate doesn't happen fighting the gigantic, skeletal High Lord Wolnir with his stupid explosive jewelry, or because of the nasty Lovecratian jump scare on the bridge to Irithyll of the Boreal Valley, or facing goddamn fucking Aldrich (Devourer of Gods), oh no.
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The Democratic culture shift has been most pronounced in an array of densely populated Eastern states, where entrenched leaders have long worked to restrain the revolutionary policy aspirations of the left, and where local political machines have imposed a system of rigid hierarchy and incumbents often serve for life.
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The method of early introduction has also been tested with other major allergenic foods such as milk, egg, sesame, fish and wheat, but the protective effect of early introduction of these foods in a child's diet was most pronounced in the case of peanuts and eggs, experts noted.
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While pressure from the divergence is most pronounced at the short end of the yield curve — the U.S. Treasury curve is close to its flattest in a decade — longer-dated yields are also being impacted, particularly after the risk of a U.S. government shutdown last weekend was averted.
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" Citing what the HRC called an "absence of opinions on LGBT-related cases" involving Kavanaugh, the group pointed to speeches Trump's nominee gave "extensively praising" former chief justice William Rehnquist and Justice Antonin Scalia, both of whom it said have "some of the most pronounced anti-LGBTQ records of modern jurists.
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In the center of Willemstad, near the cobblestone alleyways of the buzzy Otrobanda district, the island's proximity to South America is most pronounced at the floating food market, where Venezuelan traders sell produce — mangos, melons and coconuts — to the restaurants of Curaçao's thriving culinary scene, centered in the city's Pietermaai district.
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The backlash was most pronounced from figures on the Democratic left, both inside the chamber and out, who say the bill, if it gets to President Donald Trump (no sure thing, as House Republicans want more comprehensive rollbacks that could scare off Democrats), will heighten the risk of another crisis.
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The U.S. Department of Labor found that U.S. wages would have grown more than twice as fast from 2002 to 2007 had the economy not lost good-paying jobs in industries like manufacturing (a trend that was most pronounced in swing states that Trump won, including Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Wisconsin).
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While the proportion of people with excess body weight has increased rapidly in most countries and across all population groups, the surge has been most pronounced in some low- and middle-income countries that have adopted a Western lifestyle with too little exercise and too many unhealthy foods, the study team writes.
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Even as some readings show a wide gap between the bulls and bears — the biggest gap between market optimists and pessimists since Black Monday — the bullish mood is most pronounced among older million-dollar investors, who have been around for more than a few ups and downs in Dows and portfolio values.
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And again for the youngest adults the growth in dating app usage is the most pronounced with a full fifth (22 per cent) of 18- to 24-year-olds now reporting using mobile dating apps — a more than fourfold increase from the 5 per cent who reported using dating apps back in 2013.
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Market moves were most pronounced in peripheral Europe: Spain's 10-year bond yield fell almost 10 bps to 1.23 percent , its lowest level since April 2015, Italian 10-year hit a more than two-month low and Portugal's 10-year yield tumbled more than 10 bps to a one-month low of 3.05 percent.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has struggled to gain support in California, but his woes might be most pronounced in the Oakland area.
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The generation gap was most pronounced in France – 25 percentage points – with 56 percent of young people but only 31 percent of older people having a positive opinion of the EU. There are similar generation gaps of 19 points in the UK, 16 points in the Netherlands, 14 points in Poland and Germany, and 13 points in Greece.
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Watch this from VICE: Jeiven says being told that her chemo treatment must go on for as long as she's alive was one of the worst pieces of news she received early on, and her anger at the universe is the most pronounced when cancer survivors ask her how many rounds of chemo she has left.
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The shift appears most pronounced among high-earning Republicans, and it contributes to a striking contrast in tax-plan approval: Americans earning more than $150,143 a year are far more likely to favor a tax increase on the very wealthy than a package of tax cuts that delivered the bulk of its benefits to the rich.
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The collaboration made perfect sense: Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump have long been vocal about their love of hip-hop (more recently, foreshadowing the existence of Lil Uzi Vert's whole schtick, the band toured with Wiz Khalifa), and, at the point when Lil Wayne's rock star ambitions were most pronounced, Fall Out Boy was one of the biggest rock bands in the world.
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Fourth, they are critical of using the military for the kind of social experimentation that undermines, in their view, military readiness: "Public debates allowing open homosexuals to serve and opening combat assignments to women show civilian attitudes strongly at variance with the military (especially those serving in ground combat units where the atavistic nature of warfare is most pronounced.)" Fifth, that an overemphasis on the casualties of war, and PTSD and military suicides among veterans has created a culture of "victimization" around the military.
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