I had it so much better than my mom did, so much better than my grandma did.
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Still, the restroom situation in America is much better than it used to be and, I've noticed, so much better than in many other parts of the world.
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Warhol told Irving that there was another guy doing comics now, and they were much better than his, much better than any comics he'd ever do, so he'd stopped.
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" Trump: "I understand it much better than you do.
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That said ... he did much better than Scottie Pippen..
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"Every single one of these were much better than expected, and they were much better than expected from either self-help or the world isn't as bad as we think," Cramer said.
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It's now much better than it was many years ago.
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But some achieve this result so much better than others.
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And they're much better than under President Obama by far.
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Rubio did much better than the polls predicted he would.
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Great reviews on the USMCA - sooo much better than NAFTA!
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Wow February is already so much better than January pic.twitter.
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Grasslands and Plains are much better than jungles or swamps.
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The "Assembly Cut" was received much better than the original.
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"North Carolina is so much better than this," he said.
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So far, 2017 ain't looking too much better than 2016.
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It doesn't get much better than that in my book.
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By the numbers, some states do much better than others.
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It feels much better than any "Plus" iPhone ever has.
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It doesn't get much better than a flakey, buttery croissant.
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We deserve so much better than this as a country.
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He's that much better than the rest of the field.
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But we've managed it much better than they managed it.
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We can't really ask to play much better than that.
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Much better than "Leaving Las Vegas 2" ... for obvious reasons.
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Doesn't that sound so much better than leaving your house?
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It looked beautiful and vibrant, much better than on paper.
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That's why ours does so much better than the others.
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The variety at Walmart was much better than at Asda.
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Our society is capable of doing much better than that.
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Why has Unilever fared so much better than its competitors?
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well they're better than, much better than Obama.
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In general, this test went much better than I expected.
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That sounds much better than the life I'm having now.
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While AWS revenues slowed, margins were much better than expected.
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No. For science, imagination sometimes is much better than knowledge.
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And here's where baseball is so much better than politics.
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A partial failure is much better than a complete failure.
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And you are, D'Andra, you're so much better than me.
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Bad. Some places managed much better than others, of course.
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They were so much better than us, so much stronger.
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"We can do so much better than this," she said.
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A first public date doesn't get much better than that.
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" He said, "Oh, I've got something much better than Bond.
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Much better than keeping it underfoot or on my lap.
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"Her book is much better than 'Jane Eyre,'" she said.
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As for Italy, it's really not much better than Turkey.
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That's much better than in years past, but still awful.
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It's much better than the snowfall we had on Monday.
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But, to be fair, we've done much better than anticipated.
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"It's much better than those smells everywhere," Ms. Fautra said.
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You deserve so much better than what you're settling for.
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We should be able to do much better than that.
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You know, we're doing much better than I had projected in terms of -- when I was campaigning, I said we were going to do this and we're doing much better than anybody ever thought possible.
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New iPads haven't been much better than prior generations But the iPad's problem has been that while it's better than any other tablet on the market, new iPads aren't that much better than previous iPads.
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" Iger specified Disney+'s subscriber losses, at least during its early launch months, were "much better than we expected they would be and much better than we had estimated they would be before we launched.
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You know, we're doing much better than I had projected in terms of — when I was campaigning, I said we were going to do this and we're doing much better than anybody ever thought possible.
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"The economy is actually much better than people think," Saut said.
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"It was so much better than my first pregnancy," Densmore said.
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But we have managed racial politics much better than other countries.
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That's much better than the guidance Delta gave three months ago.
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It&aposs much better than if Trump had extended a hand.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Google...much better than this?
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The EBITDA margins and PetChem margins were much better than expected.
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My world is still so, so much better than it was.
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Isaac Pareto: She could have done so much better than Fireloft.
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They see their future much better than the last few years.
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"I think they're doing much better than we are," Saldana admits.
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Neural translation handles long sentences much better than previous versions did.
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This is already so much better than searching through a directory.
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People who exercise feel much better than people who don't exercise.
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I like that, much better than just some of the -bany.
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It looks fantastic and performs much better than you might expect.
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Not to mention, Siggi's is so much better than regular yogurt.
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That was much better than a median forecast for 20.6776% growth.
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For instance, a manager title looks much better than a coordinator.
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We're reacting to late-game situations much better than we have.
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That doesn't seem good, but it's much better than Massachusetts Sen.
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"In my opinion, [injection] is much better than smoking," she says.
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Much better than Julian Assange or whoever she dated later on.
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"Things are going much, much better than expected," one trader said.
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Legacy can do much better than old cellphone messages, said Holt.
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And education is definitely much better than work at this age.
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The purchasing managers' numbers in China were much better than expected.
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"We will be much better than last year," Dror told Reuters.
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But things are already looking much better than they were Monday.
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It ended up doing much better than any human player can.
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The idea of them was much better than the actual product.
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They like them much better than they like their own politicians.
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Down rounds might happen, and that's much better than the alternative.
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"People in groups do much better than individually," Dr. Hamdy said.
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Cruz, now 19, fared much better than his doctors initially predicted.
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Is hearing all sides that much better than hearing a couple?
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Much better than the complimentary coffee you get on normal flights.
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Timothy Egan In retrospect, it worked out much better than planned.
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Is that really much better than the things Mr. Trump says?
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You won't find $20 pinot noirs much better than this one.
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James Blunt is doing better, much better, than most of us.
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"The operation went much better than expected," Chiang Rai acting Gov.
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Nick B., who deserves so much better than this unceremonious boot.
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It is so much better than anything you've ever seen before.
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I think it could be much better than what it is.
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I think it's much better than Apple's built-in calendar app.
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And I know you liked it much better than I did.
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He just came out looking much better than all of them.
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"People remember stories much better than they remember information," Bichlbaum said.
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My catching skills are not much better than my basketball skills.
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That said, last year Siemian was much better than Paxton Lynch.
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Doing that is not much better than pollsters not releasing outliers.
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I'm feeling so much better than I was 62 hours ago.
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" He added, "This country is so much better than this president.
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But what makes this oil so much better than its competition?
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"It's gone much better than I thought it would," he said.
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As a postseason appetizer, it doesn't get much better than this.
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"The sandwiches are much better than the team," her husband agreed.
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Mr Biden acquitted himself much better than he had last time.
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Does it really sound so much better than cheaper Bluetooth speakers?
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The bill, however, is much better than the progressives had feared.
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In communications work and outreach, they're much better than governments sometimes.
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Civilization 6 is very different and much better than its predecessors.
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He knew the African realities much better than the army folks, actually.
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Madeleine and I agree that life doesn't get much better than this.
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And it's so much better than it has any right to be.
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When it comes to sound, you can't do much better than Bose.
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BUFFETT: I DONT THINK THEY WERE THAT MUCH BETTER THAN PEOPLE EXPECTED.
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You&aposre so much better than those other seven at the bar.
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" He continued: "As a country, we are so much better than this.
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If you're a pitcher, the company doesn't get much better than that.
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It worked so much better than I could have ever dreamed of.
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Or humans are just much better than mice at using hair dyes.
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Debt prices rose Friday despite a much better-than-expected employment report.
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And truthfully, the GRP works much better than most yoga towels, anyways.
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"We get along much better than they think we do," Bouse said.
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And the margins on software are much better than those on hardware.
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Its airline unit is faring much better than its tour operator business.
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Right now, the Plus handles Android apps much better than the Pro.
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We believe that talking about it is so much better than silence.
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"But I was doing much better than I had been," he says.
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It has superwide stereo separation, which is much better than I expected.
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This was much better than covering a story in a war zone.
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It was much better than a median forecast for a 0.4% growth.
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Why have these other cryptocurrencies been performing so much better than bitcoin?
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"Australia should be doing so much better than it is," Oliver said.
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Because infrared penetrates through mist and fog much better than visible light.
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The Navigator of today is much better than the Navigator of yesterday.
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So relax, it's all under control and much better than it was.
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"The situation in KGHM is much better than in 2016," he said.
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The island he arrives upon isn't doing much better than he is.
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Sketches from recent years really don't get much better than Tucci Gang.
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It really does work much better than I've experienced in the past.
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" William told the children, "You're much better than the adults at questions.
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Gyllenhaal's answer to that one was much better than the truth, though.
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Full-time work for women has recovered much better than for men.
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It's much better than the tiny column of icons in iOS 10.
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We're actually understanding the brain so much better than we did before.
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It's a razorblade, but much better than a razorblade will ever be.
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No the conditions are much better than they were under President Obama.
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As far as vacuums go, you can't do much better than Dyson.
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It's so much better than having your face recognized from TV. Agreed.
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I think there are sound technicians that are much better than me.
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As it turns out, his best is much better than everyone else's.
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But it's much better than what was being done in the past.
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Now, Lucy is two, and I'm so much better than I was.
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" Plus, in the words of McGinn, "It's so much better than Postmates.
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All in all, Kung Fu Tea was much better than I remembered.
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The hotel was, well, much better than my NYC standards were expecting.
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The maps are much better than the information we used to have.
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You're the best liar I've got, much better than a Russian bot.
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It's not 100 percent yet, but it feels much better than before.
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I feel much better than last year when I started the year.
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"Already, I'd dare to say it's much better than downtown," she says.
|
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Number two is much better than number one, that's what I've learned.
|
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Mr. Fallon handled his technical foul-up much better than the diva.
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Because living in Gaza is not much better than living in hell.
|
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Yale did much better than many of its peers, gaining 3.4 percent.
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As a sartorial metaphor, really, it doesn't get much better than that.
|
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He wanted the world to be so much better than it was.
|
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The computers perform our former jobs much better than we ever did.
|
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The report was much better than the 187,000 jobs expected by economists.
|
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The technology, he said, is much better than it used to be.
|
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People treated me so much better than I deserved to be treated.
|
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Peripheral European indexes didn't fare much better than the big eurozone bourses.
|
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It's tempting to think that this is the next big thing in TVs — after all, Full HD TVs were so much better than the HD Ready ones, and 4K TVs are so much better than Full HD TVs.
|
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He said they were much better than they had shown in recent days.
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The PC situation is much better than the pundits would have you believe.
|
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SS Teo: PIL should be doing better, much better than first half. Yes.
|
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All in all, November isn't shaping up to be much better than October.
|
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I think this deal has to be much better than the Iran deal.
|
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Click here to view original GIFSteam VR's hub is much better than Microsoft's.
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I think he was uncomfortable, but things went so much better than expected.
|
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She doesn't need to, because she knows she's that much better than you.
|
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THE PRESIDENT: Oh, I understand them much better than you do. Okay. Yeah.
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But you've got to time it much, much better than this guy does.
|
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"They have market clout because their technology is much better than the competition."
|
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That's why the driving sections are so much better than the studio sections.
|
|
Hargreaves Lansdown analyst George Salmon said the performance was much better than forecast.
|
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In 2016, Democrats think the economy is doing much better than Republicans do.
|
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In 2016, Democrats think the economy is doing much better than Republicans do.
|
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The company expects its next quarter to be much better than last year.
|
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But Democrats are doing much better than they have any right to be.
|
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In fact the apps do a much better than the web interface does.
|
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Hedge funds did much better than traditional equities during the global financial crisis.
|
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Their PageRank algorithm was that much better than the competition, even in beta.
|
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Because they look so much better than everything else in a gas station.
|
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Imports fell 1.5 percent, much better than forecasts for a 10 percent slide.
|
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Seems so much better than that channel [sic] crap" and later, "Stop that!!!
|
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All my friends' careers seemed to be going much better than my own.
|
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Chinese exports were much better than expected, and imports dropped less than expected.
|
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Sex education is much better than it was when I was growing up.
|
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"My life is much better than what it used to be," she says.
|
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It is much better than I expected coming from Amazon for this price.
|
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I have to say, it has been so much better than I expected.
|
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Ardern on the far left, doing much better than Trump in the middle.
|
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This is so much better than the Scarface poster you had in college.
|
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We think our terms and conditions are much much better than our competitors.
|
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But the truth is, Jon + Dany isn't much better than their Lannister counterparts.
|
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It's also much better than having an unpaid collection hit your credit report.
|
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Stocks rallied Wednesday as investors cheered much better-than-expected ADP jobs report.
|
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That is much better than the "let's not be depressed in winter" holiday.
|
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"It's more artistic and the sound is much better than digital," he said.
|
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Its profits fell by 13% in the first quarter—much better than some.
|
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It would look so much better than the 480p sets we're stuck with.
|
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Don't tell Rosemary West, but that sounds so much better than sponge cake.
|
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It's so much better than what I would have ever wanted to be.
|
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Fitbit's second stab at a smartwatch is much better than its first try.
|
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But they are much better than they would be if this was 1975.
|
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While I don't think ACE is necessary, it is much better than CPP.
|
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The hippy era could have turned into something much better than it did.
|
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"Basically, it's not much better than — in fact, I don't know," LePage added.
|
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My results were much better than expected, but my refund was months late.
|
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"Much, much better than renting, as long as you can stomach the adventure!"
|
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That's not much better than its rate of intervention this time last year.
|
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States know their residents' election needs much better than a federal bureaucracy does.
|
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They did make me look much better than I did in real life.
|
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It's so much better than what we thought and what our agenda was.
|
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It works so much better than if they had lyrics in broken English.
|
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Switch and Roku stocks are doing much better than Blue Apron and Snap.
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An Op-Ed video (that works much better than text in this case).
|
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It works so much better than I ever would have expected it to.
|
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Homemade sandwiches are much better than the ready-made versions sold in stores.
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FG: Of course, because I knew everything much better than they ever would.
|
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How our life is much better than ever is always emphasized by adults.
|
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And our conditions now are much better than they were three years ago.
|
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She's so much better than the Serena Williams who showed up on Saturday.
|
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I speak English fluently (much better than my mother tongue, at this point).
|
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Be happy for Peru: They've deserved much better than they've gotten in Russia.
|
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But compared with women, men tend to think they're much better than average.
|
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But, stories like this are much better than any highlight on the court.
|
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"We can do much better than a Trump-led trade deal," Sanders said.
|
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But many of them are performing much better than their new stereotype suggests.
|
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We'd have to do so much better than Al Franken as a guest.
|
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Still, my transition has gone much, much better than I expected it to.
|
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It was a childhood favorite (and much better than the mediocre TV series).
|
|
Back home, things weren't much better than they'd been on the campaign trail.
|
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"We can do much better than a Trump-led trade deal," he said.
|
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This company is doing much better than every other company in the business.
|
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He fits into Florida's ethos much better than he ever did New York's.
|
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"And it is much better than a savings account, because it's tax-sheltered."
|
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That move up was sparked by a much better-than-expected jobs report.
|
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Perhaps that's why your ratings are soooo much better than your untruthful competition!
|
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The goal differential this year (+81) is much better than last year (+59).
|
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But more importantly, his customer service was much better than the average bootlegger.
|
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Come on—it doesn't get much better than a decreased risk of death.
|
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For a Midnight Madness movie, you can't ask for much better than that.
|
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America is much better than this, much better than an American president who, as the cartoonist Dave Granlund suggested, probably thinks the D in D-Day stands for Donald and spends the night of the commemoration trashing Bette Midler on Twitter.
|
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This practice he does much better than normal, and I leave in good spirits.
|
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The Circle's Book logo is SO much better than the film's uber version pic.twitter.
|
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It's still way too long, but it's certainly much better than over 1400 days.
|
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Buxton told reporters before the game that he was feeling much better than Friday.
|
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So. Buffett: Yeah, I don't think they were that much better than people expect.
|
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I would love it if this economy is doing much better than I believe.
|
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It also did much, much better than the Huawei laptop in our game benchmarks.
|
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There are loads of pinpoints; Mark has a fantastic memory, much better than mine.
|
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And here's the thing: They're not much better than random people off the street!
|
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When it comes to Samsung TVs, you can't do much better than a QLED.
|
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The airline's stock has performed much better than its competitors in the past year.
|
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And so much better than the monotonous "mushy macaroni" at his state boarding school.
|
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It's perfectly usable, but it doesn't sound that much better than a FaceTime call.
|
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It's really frustrating to me ... It's much better than the pre-internet era ... Yup.
|
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"I think we can take the pain much better than they can," he said.
|
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As for Trump personally, the convention's second night was much better than the first.
|
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A gray area is much better than the rigid, black and white Millennial vs.
|
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"The cars looks so much better than they have in the past," he said.
|
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When it comes to Bedlam, it doesn&apost get much better than this one.
|
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All of those end credits are much better than any post-credits scenes, right?
|
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Mr Alckmin's supporters argue that he will do much better than the polls suggest.
|
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Talking is much better than the belligerent exchange that went before it (see Briefing).
|
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Norway and Iceland have been much better than the EU at managing fish stocks.
|
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However, the simulated data for training robotic tasks worked much better than they expected.
|
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Note that this is not an old-fashioned "investment", it's much better than that.
|
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Scott Disick gets along with Caitlyn Jenner much better than he did with Bruce.
|
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Is it really that much better than all the other art in the Louvre?
|
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As for how Bianca handled this though, sportsmanship doesn't get much better than that.
|
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This chip is something a little different and, yes, much better than I expected.
|
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Ms Fry: Humans are still much better than machines at understanding context and nuance.
|
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I wouldn't go that far, but it was much better than I was expecting.
|
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G: The growth in China has been much better than those in Hong Kong.
|
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Call of Duty looks much better than Allied Assault but that's the only improvement.
|
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But the platforms are doing much, much better than the taxis that preceded them.
|
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I think the lyrics I'm writing now are much better than they were then.
|
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It handled much better than the Chevy Volt, the confusingly, similarly named hybrid car.
|
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In the dating world, it doesn't get much better than being a Baywatch babe.
|
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"The quality of the banking sector is much better than in 2008," he said.
|
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The problem was, the Republicans actually did much better than their four-cycle average.
|
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Still, an hour is much better than attempting to work things out by hand.
|
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"Coach and Rochas performed much better than expected," said Kepler Cheuvreux analyst David Cerdan.
|
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Economically, Britain has so far coped much better than expected with the shock vote.
|
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All of the tributes to him really couldn't say it much better than that.
|
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That may seem a faint hope, but it is much better than the alternatives.
|
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" Sanders continued, "Democrats did much better than was the case in the last election.
|
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In Topshop, my jeans seemed to suit me much better than they actually do.
|
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It was so much better than the cigarettes I had smoked before I quit.
|
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"I think I played much better than Wuhan," the Romanian said after the match.
|
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In many parts, it was much, much better than I thought it would be.
|
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You've probably heard that dogs are much better than us at sniffing things out.
|
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But as he says, he's all for it because it's much better than Obamacare.
|
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That was so much better than playing the victim who's terrified all the time.
|
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"It's going much better than we expected, or than we'd hoped even," he said.
|
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Automobiles today are much better than in 2005 but they are not fundamentally different.
|
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STX's "Edge of Seventeen" didn't fare much better than the other struggling new releases.
|
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"I feel much better than I did three or four weeks ago," he added.
|
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"And the companies are much better than they were 10 years ago," he added.
|
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They're not the best pancakes I've ever had, but they're much better than Denny's.
|
|
Hollywood continues to churn out action flicks — some of them much better than others.
|
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"They've worked through the problems, they're much better than many other vehicles," he said.
|
|
BLANKFEIN: I THINK THAT THINGS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN THE PREVAILING SENTIMENT WOULD INDICATE.
|
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"The transparency today is excellent, much better than in the past," Mr. Harary said.
|
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It made the performance, or experience, so much better than the average festival set.
|
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This is great — so much better than that last make-out session you had.
|
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" Her: "This is so much better than Google Glass was ever going to be.
|
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His planes looked so much better than mine, but I couldn't figure out why.
|
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We should be better; much better than what we so often see around us.
|
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But damn it all to hell this new track much better than all that.
|
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Governance indicators perform much better than the 'B' median, reflecting strong and democratic institutions.
|
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That trip to Aruba sounds much better than a contribution to my retirement plan.
|
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They (the Sharks) were much better than us in every aspect, especially special teams.
|
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"Well no, of course not — we're so much better than all that," he said.
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Nine years into an economic expansion, jobs reports don't get much better than this.
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That whole experience turned out so much better than I could ever have imagined.
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New York State's other legislative bodies aren't faring much better than the City Council.
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Argenta says he now feels much better than he did before he was diagnosed.
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Frankly, it's not going to get much better than this for little old Canada.
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" Later he reverse-boasts that Mr. Trump's plane "is probably much better than mine.
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So, I don't know how good – my kids are much better than I am.
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You can't do much better than an OLED, and the prices definitely reflect that.
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"Since then, it's been doing much better than the XLF here, outperforming," added Cappelleri.
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Why bother trying to compete, when many people are so much better than you?
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My family deserves sooo much better than this," while another added: "Angry grandparents too!
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Summer vacation in Scotland was so much better than Chinese takeout ever could be.
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"I like the life here much better than young times," she said in December.
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And his risk-adjusted returns over the long term were much better than average.
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Your music should sound much better than it did before you installed Boom 2.
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In fact, things are doing much better than when President Obama came into office.
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For me it is much better than playing Ping-Pong or spending hours at lunch.
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Hellboy is my favorite comic, and this trailer is much better than the first one.
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"Things look much better than yesterday, due to weather conditions," Scott McLean told a briefing.
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They were quite quiet, and I think Miki knew them much better than I did.
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We are actually doing much better than the competition and this is a good thing.
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CRANE (on camera): I got to say, astronaut food is much better than I expected.
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We're doing much better than I had projected in terms of when I was campaigning.
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I'll leave that to others who are doing it probably much better than I can.
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You realize that Kesha live is so much better than she sounds on the radio.
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It's much better than last year because there isn't a ring of police around us.
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" But she added that his life was "so much better than we had hoped for.
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It's a modern approach to file storage platforms and much better than existing enterprise solutions.
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Public-health officials have been quick to conclude that they are much better than smoking.
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It's so much better than when you're just depressed and your body basically shuts down.
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The sky won't get much better than it is above this light pollution-free continent.
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All three were suspicious, but said their videos did much better than they had expected.
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Much better than a user manual when you're right there in front of the thing.
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The Moto Mods look much better than a USB cable running to your pocket, yes.
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It's so much better than having a nice, pliable child who can be easily manipulated.
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But maybe this is a sign stock levels are actually much better than we expected.
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And is it really that much better than the liquid lipsticks in your current arsenal?
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Early results showed that European technology companies were doing much better than their U.S. counterparts.
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Using an authenticator app is much better than using text messages for two-factor authentication.
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Meanwhile, Malcolm is looking much, much better than he did in Jessica Jones season 1.
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It doesn't sound quite like music but it sounds much better than randomly generated notes.
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The Caixin numbers weren't much better than the official manufacturing PMI, released at the weekend.
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I've always been a sucker for ribs, and you can't get much better than these.
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They know the back story much better than any of us sitting here know it.
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The "ISM number was much better than expected," said Peter Coleman, head trader at Convergex.
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Much better than strapping scratchy cardboard to your face or a huge chunk of plastic.
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It's worth diving in to understand why women deserve much better than what they're getting.
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But, we can assume it's much better than that trifle Rachel made that one time.
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At first, the hangar was not much better than the tarmac as a storage space.
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"I believe it has gone much better than most people would have expected," he said.
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"However, post-Golden Week demand this year has trended much … better than expected," Nomura said.
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That's because Arrival isn't exactly your typical alien movie — it's so much better than that.
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And pricing water properly would be much better than shunting it about at great expense.
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It is a disgrace to our nation, which can do so much better than this.
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That is not very good, although all are batting much better than Chase Headley (.156).
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Optical scan, as the current system is called, is much better than the punch card.
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He does much better than (British Prime Minister) Theresa May and (German Chancellor) Angela Merkel.
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President Obama told ABC News that his daughter's Spanish is "much better" than his own.
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But Trump isn't doing much better than Mitt Romney among white voters, if at all.
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But the company's latest results were much better than its monthly active users would suggest.
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For dorks like myself, watching the Federal Communications Commission doesn't get much better than this.
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"It's the real deal and it's so much better than cow's milk feta," Thorpe said.
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And working with Congress is one area where her record is much better than Obama's.
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IF YOU LOOK AT THOSE NUMBERS YOU WOULD THINK THAT THINGS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN.
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That makes it an efficient data gatherer, much better than a monitoring buoy or station.
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Rubio noted that the U.S. treats prisoners "much better" than the victims of terror attacks.
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It's so much better than picking up a cold cookie from the Whole Foods bin.
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So it wasn't that different — except it was actually much better than I had expected.
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Blendle's not saying much at this nascent stage, but claims it's "much better" than expected.
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Many TV shows made their debut in 2019, and some are much better than others.
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The film, a prequel to the 2014 movie "Ouija," is much better than that offering.
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And this is where Nordic countries are delivering much better than some other Western countries.
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For sherry lovers, it will not get much better than a good bottle of manzanilla.
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So much better than the "everyone yell at once" rules of engagement on social media.
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Progressives have long asked when, exactly, America was so much better than it is today.
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They were well-mannered, much better than what had come before, and hard to remember.
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These schools are much better than Harvard, Yale, or Princeton at making poor kids rich.
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Everybody's going to be taken care of much better than they're taken care of now.
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In dim light, however, I found the iPhone 7 did much better than the Pixel.
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"Having three giants in the industry is much better than having two giants," he said.
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The difference of making sure it happens compares so much better than just giving advice.
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Look at these hot guys, dude… he speaks so much better than all of us.
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The food was much, much better than the food at your standard fast-food joint.
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Today's workout is mostly chest and back and goes much better than I was anticipating.
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This is something I think I can do much better than being CEO of Alibaba.
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Which, let's be honest, is so much better than a partridge in a pear tree.
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Netflix's Living With Yourself is so much better than it had any right to be.
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That&aposs so much better than making somebody that&aposs already up there, you know.
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Because when it comes betraying customers' trust, being naughty pays much better than being nice.
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The iPhone 11 captures the right light and detail so much better than the Pixel.
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"I really began liking my new foods much better than my old foods," he said.
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The film, a prequel to the 41003 movie "Ouija," is much better than that offering.
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"I like them much better than I like the media," he said of the troops.
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The combination won't be perfect, but it can be much better than the status quo.
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But to really make a dent, he might need to do much better than that.
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It wants to echo forward to suggest we aren't that much better than our forebears.
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"Current day prevention is much better than it ever was in the past," she says.
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Perhaps there's something taboo about rewarding Creed, which ended up being much better than expected?
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Visually, the game aged much better than titles like Warcraft 3 or Age of Mythology.
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When it comes to 1990s time capsules, though, you can't do much better than Rent.
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"Because when the people in those Eastern European countries knew that the Western Europe were much better than Eastern Europe — the democratic society was much better than communist society and one-party system — all of a sudden people stood up against the system," he added.
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Some consumer products like Google's assistant and Amazon's Alexa are also much better than Apple's Siri.
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Under Jeremy Corbyn, Labour performed much better than expected but could struggle to form a coalition.
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"Not great, but much better than you can get in the fixed income markets," McKinney said.
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And, believe it or not, our balance sheet is much, much, much, much better than theirs.
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That's much better than just going out a cage to prove that you're better than someone.
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I've got to tell you — I never thought I'd say this — but it's much better than .
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Yeah, Steve Bannon's a civic nationalist and that's much better than what was in Washington before.
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Stateside payday loans aren't too much better than the on-the-spot lending services in China.
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We'll have to do much better than that if we seek to Make America Great Again.
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A popular crime-predicting algorithm might not perform much better than a group of untrained humans.
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"I think he's doing much better than people thought he was going to do," she shares.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Friday despite a much better-than-expected employment report.
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How can you get reorg'ed out when your business results are so much better than others'?
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For us to have 36 assists on 48 baskets - it can't get much better than that.
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Sound-wise, this speaker is also much better than I was expecting for its small footprint.
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The grower reports that the soybeans are looking much better than the corn at this point.
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I wake up feeling much better than I did yesterday and take my time getting ready.
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Weatherspoon's isn't the only villain, but British boozers are so much better than their mediocre ambitions.
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My daughter can make chai so much better than her, and my daughter is only 3.
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Arthur C. Brooks: The world is doing much better than the bad news makes us think
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It's much better than what the iPad could do before, but it still has its limits.
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A much better-than-expected jobs report from ADP and Moody's Analytics also boosted equity futures.
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The bottom line: For most of the past decade, capital has fared much better than labor.
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Still, the Z Flip already feels like it will be much better than the Galaxy Fold.
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Things don't get much better than that, unless the crossword is served up with a martini.
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That's so much better than the typical airplane window shade option of blinding or blocked out.
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What the show is doing much, much better than the book is bringing in the Econopeople.
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We can promise this is much better than that bizarre-but-well-meaning slideshow he made.
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I think that she might very possibly think that she is much better than any man.
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He had, he said, left the state, "much, much better than it was eight years ago".
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Factory work is easy, she says with a smile—much better than toiling in the fields.
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We hired a choreographer, and it turned out so much better than I could've ever imagined.
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Another palmer was still in the shielded compartment, but Adda's aim wasn't much better than Pel's.
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I can definitively say that the Airwrap is much better than any other blowdryers I've tried.
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It's mostly physical, moving stuff everywhere, but much better than staying in one spot folding clothes.
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It's certainly much better than using incognito windows in Chrome or private browsing tabs in Safari.
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Yet, it nearly plays against Johnson how much better than his opposition he seems to be.
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Overnight oatmeal is a great option; much better than those packs of sugar-loaded instant oats.
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Samsung is calling the router SmartThings Wifi (much better than the old name: "Samsung Connect Home").
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I guess I have a magic wand, 4.2%, and we will do MUCH better than this!
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"Bilinguals perform these tasks much better than monolinguals—they are faster and more accurate," says Athanasopoulos.
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I'm sure the smart people at Bungie could come up with something much better than that.
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But as her campaign has unraveled, he has fought much better than he was expected to.
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Simply put, America deserves so much better than the walking punchline known as Donald J. Trump.
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Overall, Britain's economy has performed much better than almost all economists forecast since the Brexit vote.
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In my experience, Citymapper is still much better than Apple Maps to get public transportation directions.
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I know she's dated some jerks in the past, but she's so much better than that.
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Look, it's a pretty good representation of Sheeran too, much better than this Lady Gaga nightmare.
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They've demolished every team they've played, including a Colorado team that is much better than anticipated.
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There is also this view that China is travelling much better than many people had expected.
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Everybody is going to be taken care of much better than they're taking care of now.
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Some people have done much better than others, and not all of them by fair means.
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"The one we tested is going to be much better than anything out there," Brown said.
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I guess I have a magic wand, 2023%, and we will do MUCH better than this!
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They deserve much better than what Congress and the White House have given them so far.
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Americans know him much better than they did in 2015 – and not in a good way.
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And finally, the Batman voice in the animated series is so much better than the movies.
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They'll buy up homes and resettle everyone, insisting that new is so much better than old.
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Many comedy films have been released in 2019, and some have been much better than others.
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So how come the Tesla Model X is selling so much better than its closest rivals?
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The judge rejected those arguments, saying conditions in the embassy were much better than in prison.
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Speaking of how they sound, the AirPods Pro earbuds sound much better than previous-generation AirPods.
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But the way Disney got everyone in the park was much better than I ever imagined.
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What Kevin Lee did much better than the others was cut the cage down on Barboza.
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Flip the phones around and the Huawei P9 suddenly looks much better than the LG G5.
|
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" Mr. Kasich said Tuesday was "a good night for us" and was "much better than expectations.
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I think we're going to do much better than some folks are giving us credit for.
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His defence has been much better than the way it was trending a year ago, too.
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That's its own danger, but it's much better than anything that might happen in Ramsay's clutches.
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And let me tell you, it doesn't get much better than having The Rock thank you.
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A coffee with a view sounds much better than a $30 view with crowds, doesn't it?
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Clinton faring much, much better than Mr. Obama, suggesting an underlying bias in many public polls.
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But that's much better than the 53% drop that had been penciled in one month ago.
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And my hard-boiled eggs are just so much better than any eggs on the plane.
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Why was Belizean potato salad made with Salad Cream so much better than American potato salad?
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Dishing it out doesn't feel much better than taking it, but what else can we do?
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But the film is much better than the baggage that comes with its title might imply.
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For proximity to Seattle's greatest hits, it doesn't get much better than this 12-story spot.
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Halep said she had played "much better than I expected," given her uncertainty about her ankle.
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"The smell is much better than before, and the village has tall buildings," Mr. Teguh said.
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"My life is so much better than it was before," Mr. Long wrote seven months in.
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And smoothies, according to Dr. Gupta, are much better than juices, which have even less fiber.
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But even there, Virginia Democratic candidates didn't do that much better than Clinton did in 2016.
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Over all, the performance of private funds doesn't look much better than your standard mutual fund.
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"The answer is we could do much better than a Trump-led trade bill," Sanders said.
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In this regard, they're much better than Apple's standard $160 AirPods, which don't provide any seal.
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I needed the sleep though, and I feel so much better than I did last night.
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After three years in Barcelona and Bayern Munich it was much better than after three months.
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If you're a runner or into tight workout gear, it doesn't get much better than Wolaco.
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"It could have been so much easier and so much better than it was," he said.
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I have to point out that I have it much better than many others in science.
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"America deserves much better than either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton can offer us," said McMullin.
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And over all, her record on truthfulness, as compiled by PolitiFact, looks pretty good for a politician — much better than that of any of the contenders for the Republican nomination, and for that matter much better than that of Mitt Romney in the last presidential election.
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Standard Grill is so much better than it used to be, and so much better than almost any restaurant serving a comparable menu of grilled meats and chilled seafood, that it's foolish to wish for the return of the same Mr. DiSpirito who gave us Union Pacific.
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Earnings per share was 6 cents, much better than the negative 10 cents that Wall Street forecast.
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It's so much better than dragging yourself to an evening class after a long day at work.
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It's massive but so well organized, and the media exposure is much better than at other events.
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Getting your protein can taste so much better than a sugary, pasty bar from a foil wrapper.
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"The President deserves much better than the rollout that he got of this plan," Christie said Tuesday.
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When he travels, he not only sleeps comfortably, but he eats much better than he used to.
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ShazamWhen it comes to tagging music while you're out, it still doesn't get much better than Shazam.
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Indeed, some Tory commentators reckon that Ms Rudd did much better than Mrs May might have done.
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And remember: when A-C is not available, a fan is much better than nothing at all.
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Add up those odds, and you're at 2016%—much better than the 75% on a single flip.
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It doesn't get much better than what happened on this passenger's Alaska Airlines flight over the weekend.
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"This is much better than we had expected," central bank governor Jan Smets told a news conference.
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"They're much better than their record, obviously," Kansas coach Bill Self explained to reporters earlier this week.
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I like Harris's conception of a movement much better than I like no conception of a movement.
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I'm afraid to tell you that the current prime minister of India isn't much better than Trump.
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It turned out that the search engine guys actually scaled much better than I thought they would.
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Today, the dignified branch is adapting to an age of populism much better than the efficient branch.
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We don't want gamers getting crushed or being bored because they're so much better than their competitors.
|
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"It might sound harsh, but not seeing someone is much better than breaking someone's heart," Holmgren says.
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The movie is much better than expected, which is always the ideal way to end a day.
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Britain's economy grew by 0.5% in the third quarter, which was much better than had been expected.
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Those outlets, smaller and more specialized, did the job much better than a big box ever could.
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Netflix reported a blowout quarter with much better than expected subscriber growth and streaming revenue on Wednesday.
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Reading a shitty book was not much better than reading a shitty article I found on Twitter.
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But I worry about how it might be used should the technology get much better than that.
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In Dubai, much better-than-expected earnings by construction firm Drake & Scull look likely to aid sentiment.
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Plans B through D weren't necessary, and Plan A went much better than anyone could have hoped.
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They do much better than the average of the rest of the private-equity industry, analysts say.
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Bond trading revenue fell 21.80 percent on subdued market volatility, but was much better than analysts' expectations.
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For the vast majority of us, sex in our imaginations is much better than in real life.
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No one really worries about future outcomes that may turn out to be much better than expected.
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Out there is a guy who fulfills your deeper emotional needs and wants much better than Jasper.
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Clearly, businesses are much better than officials at knowing what sort of people businesses want to hire.
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A much better-than-expected jobs report propelled the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to record highs.
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I like that much better than calling it "cheating," and remember, this is a game we're playing.
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So much better than boiling a pot of water to add to the heat of the kitchen!
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Aside from aesthetics, a wireless mouse just moves and feels so much better than a wired one.
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She believes her second total score was flagged because it was so much better than her first.
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Even when they're relatively lively (read: crowded), it's much better than the main terminal and gate areas.
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In other words, this scheme works much better than what we have today–until you get sick.
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Their texture was much better than that of Outback's broccoli, but they were just as offensively bland.
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The America I love is so much better than what we showed the world in this election.
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So far this year, indexes tracking growth stocks have performed much better than those tracking value stocks.
|
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If you're in the market for a new TV, you can't really do much better than this.
|
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Lumentum's results and forecast appeared "much better than feared given the weak iPhone X sales," Henderson added.
|
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"Those comps are much better than expected ... Tiffany is getting new merchandise in their stores," Telsey added.
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She could read other people much better than I could, and I relied on her for that.
|
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And at just nine years old, she's much better than most of the cynical writers out there.
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Maybe they're not what they were in April or May, but still, they're much better than this.
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After about two weeks without meat I realized that I felt much better than I did before.
|
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But so far, the anti-Trump movement is succeeding — perhaps much better than its foot soldiers realize.
|
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Nineteenth-century Americans understood the dangers of getting involved in foreign conflicts much better than their descendants.
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She's way more articulate and actually knows that side of the business much better than Zuck does.
|
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"You know, when I was growing up this place was this much better than Kansas," he says.
|
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After rubbing it into the brush I found that it cleaned up much better than the turpentine.
|
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Not to mention the Styles section, which, as you know, is so much better than everything else!
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Highs both days may struggle to do much better than 50, with lows near 40 at night.
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And even for people who don't live in wealthy countries, outcomes are much better than they were.
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"It can generalize much better than the traditional neural nets everyone is now using," Ms. Sabour said.
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But by adding comfort and a feeling of security, we can do much better than a cave.
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The move was expedient, but the outcome turned out to be much better than Mr. Defontes anticipated.
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While it is much better than using a single password, two-factor authentication is not completely uncrackable.
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In summary, I don't know that cities in the United States would do much better than Wuhan.
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"All in all, his command was much better than it has been," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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Hugh disapproved, but again I thought I looked great, much better than I do in regular trousers.
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Why do richer countries fare so much better than poorer ones when it comes to natural disasters?
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It has performed so much better than its sister chains in the Gap empire that Gap Inc.
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It's classic comfort reality TV but I think it's so much better than other reality TV shows.
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They struggled to do much better than recent Democratic presidential candidate, whatever their performance in recent elections.
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No, it is much better than that by virtue of the ECB's supranational institutional and operational structure.
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The child care plan that Ms. Trump put forward isn't much better than her paid-leave idea.
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It doesn't get much better than this, according to one strategist — and that may be the problem.
|
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Dolan said this is one thing that makes her current work so much better than previous jobs.
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" Gordon said Rebecca is doing "much better than she was on the evening when she was recovered.
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I wish someone had killed me instead of her, it would have been much better than this.
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Watching Mermaids as an adult was so much better than watching it as a ten-year-old.
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They pick up dust much better than paper towels and also give a good shine to the leaves.
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That's because they understand, much better than Trump or his campaign, where the lines have actually been drawn.
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As far as second-round NCAA Tournament matchups go, it doesn't get much better than Kentucky versus Indiana.
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"We obviously did much better than probably anybody felt this quarter ...," Gorman said during a call with analysts.
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Just over a quarter of them said their finances are "much better" than they were two years ago.
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I said we were going to do this, and we're doing much better than anybody ever thought possible.
|
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And we all know that sequels to horror movies are always so much better than their predecessors. Right?
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But then a funny thing happened: Early reporters like Adobe and Nike reported much better than expected earnings.
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And yet, STEM jobs pay much better than jobs throughout the rest of the economy as a whole.
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The United States is so much better than the USSR, the government transparent and accountable to the people.
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He did not do so in New Hampshire, performing not much better than Mike Huckabee or Rick Santorum.
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Illinois' finances are doing much better than they were in 43 when the teachers last went on strike.
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Retail sales growth, ex-autos, at 0.9 percent came in much better than the forecast of 0.3 percent.
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And the trick of controlling the noise around you works much better than I expected it to work.
|
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As pure celebrations of pro wrestling go, you can't do much better than New Japan's annual G1 Climax.
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"The reason is the seed genetics are so much better than they were in the past," he said.
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It's an essential truth of spandex-clad storytelling that some of those reasons work much better than others.
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Locally based fast-food chains that undercut McDonald's or KFC have done much better than the new arrivals.
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And, like Juicero, it's just not that much better than you could get without the $400 bullshit machine.
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It's been nearly 80 years and some of those movies look so much better than what came after.
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The new Echo Dot looks better, works better, and, most importantly, sounds much better than the prior model.
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His follow-up, Begin Again, didn't fare as well, although it's actually much better than its critical reputation.
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INDRA NOOYI: You know, I think we're executing so much better than, you know, we've ever done before.
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"They would likely perform much better than current polls suggest," says Thomaz Favaro of Control Risks, a consultancy.
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Yet, as in last year's election, parties tied to the establishment ended up doing much better than expected.
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I'm always amazed at how their salads taste SO much better than anything I ever try to make!
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DESANTIS: Well, the economy is doing very well, much better than when she was speaker of the house.
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The story of the day is Boeing, after its results this morning came in much better than expected.
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Toss in the raucous cheers of the sellout crowd and it doesn&apost get much better than that.
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I traded versatility for the constant availability of a camera that was much better than my phone's camera.
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Others say artificial intelligence is still not there, though it's much better than even a few years ago.
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Many headlines rightly imply that the man was only minimally conscious, not much better than a vegetative state.
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"I like New York Fed President John Williams first statement much better than his second," Trump tweeted Friday.
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I could see Aria with a chef, and that would be much better than her high school teacher.
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But some asset managers fare much better than others when high yield corporate debt is back in favor.
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You can devalue, but you can do something else which I think is probably much better than devaluing.
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Today it reported 2.23 million new US subscribers, much better than the 1.85 million that analysts had projected.
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Turkey may not be perfect but it is much better than when the AKP first came into power.
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It's also possible that the product is useful, but some people respond much better than others, Baur says.
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Maybe you just want to dream about something so much better than your mystery meal from the cafeteria.
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The 15- or 16-year-olds sitting their GCSEs did much better than girls in the previous year.
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This shows that laypeople are much better than many would have expected at knowing which outlets to trust.
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"The sale went much better than we were expecting," Loma Negra Chief Executive Officer Sergio Faifman told Reuters.
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If you're looking for trunks that have been proven to perform, it doesn't get much better than this.
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Shares of Facebook fell 2 percent in early trading Thursday, despite its much better-than-expected results Wednesday.
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Bill Clinton was pressed on why Sanders is doing so much better than Hillary Clinton among young voters.
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Liam's sister-in-law, Elsa Pataky, made headlines Thursday when she said Liam "deserves much better" than Miley.
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David Waldstein: Trevor Bauer was much better than in Game 241, but once again he left while trailing.
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Only certain people can enter, however, seemingly those who deserve much better than the raw deals they've gotten.
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Much better than the true version, which Blunt confessed to in a Q&A with ShortList this week.
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Which is why board game cafés and bars are so much better than pubs and clubs without them.
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The new, supposedly higher-yielding seeds promoted by the government are not much better than the older varieties.
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Opposed: Besides, the fact that the Kings are so much better than Ottawa is an argument against Doughty.
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"It's not what we were used to in the past, but is much better than 2015," Jordan said.
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I popped it in, and I was like, it's still so much better than everything I've ever heard.
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There are some people who say a dictatorship is much better than a democratic system to get there.
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Is drinking spread out across the week really that much better than having it all on the weekend?
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That's still much better than the estimated 7 percent reporting rate in 2006, according to the new report.
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They have become very expensive, and they haven't necessarily been faring that much better than many online surveys.
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I did get my license taken away for like 15 years, but that was much better than jail.
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Tony Finau, 28, who became that last pick, ranked 180th in driving accuracy — not much better than Mickelson.
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My kids will crack up, especially our son, Jack, who plays tennis really well, much better than us.
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A commenter on Quora called Trader Joes' cacao powder "much better than Hershey's and at least $1 cheaper."
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Given that she was choosing from four different items, that is much better than chance, Dr. Fugazza said.
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Stonly believes that scripted guides with multiple questions work much better than both chatbots and intimidating knowledge bases.
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She noted how the quality of time served is so much better than that in most correctional facilities.
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But one feature makes it so much better than any other one that I've used before: USB-C.
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As always, thanks to the editing team for making this puzzle much better than the version I submitted!
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He fared much better than Hackenberg did on Thursday in the Eagles' 10-9 victory over the Jets.
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But the United States leaving the deal altogether is much better than staying in and pushing for renegotiation.
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Meaning is so much better than nothing, in that it defines "nothing" as everything that meaning is not.
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Illinois's finances are doing much better than they were in 2012 when the teachers last went on strike.
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Artie says drug court saved his life, and he's looking so much better than he did in January.
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As Dr. Levine said, "It's so potent that it will work much better than any Xanax out there."
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But the fact that Alabama is that much better than anyone else in college football is truly remarkable.
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ICE, you can't do much better than following the work of Dara Lind, an immigration reporter at Vox.
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We've found kids' swim goggles that are much better than what you'd likely pick up at the drugstore.
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It has all those, and it can be transmitted intergalactically, instantly, which is really much better than gold.
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Her podcast and newsletter seem to address issues around adulthood and intersectionality much better than this show does.
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And what I learned from that moment has served me so much better than what happened to my brother.
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Part of me cringes because I know that I have a product here that's so much better than that.
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We took care of the ball much better than we did in the first half and they held together.
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"Face-to-face talks are always much better than talking about each other," Merkel told reporters in Munich recently.
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Khah, the refugee on Nauru who CNN spoke with, said he thinks Trump is much better than Australian politicians.
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The bars will taste much better than the warm 12-pack you picked up on your way over, anyway.
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These subjects will mostly be people who have responded much better than expected to whatever treatment they were given.
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Wayne Coyne: Which I think is much better than people wanting to kill each other 24 hours a day.
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The Japanese bukkake was much better than what we originally shot, because we only had ten or 15 guys.
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I'm here to entertain you, so we're all united, so that makes us much better than them f—ers.
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The timing of their arrival on Capitol Hill, though, isn't much better than some of their recent stock picks.
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But the keys themselves feel fine, and the typing experience is much better than using the on-screen keyboard.
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" The mother, Amelia Newcomb, foreign editor for The Christian Science Monitor, said her son was "much better than expected.
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Thankfully, 13 Reasons Why season 213 doesn't just live up to its predecessor — it is much better than it.
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And there's one thing for sure, Outline is much better than any free or commercial VPN service out there.
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That's much better than some of the self-reported data other basic income evaluations have had to rely upon.
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And anybody up here is going to be much better than what's going to come on the other side.
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He liked that answer much better than the one that destiny initially appeared to have in store for him.
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I am like any other mom in that I want them to be so much better than I am.
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But Thompson's theory of demographic transition, which he outlined in 1929, has held up much better than Malthus's prognostications.
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Insisting "we can do so much better than this," Mrs May proposed a bespoke deal somewhere between the two.
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This uniquely-shaped Instant Pot fits roasts much better than its cylindrical competitors and has built-in sous vide.
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Shmilovici claims for instance that his company's predictive scoring is much better than Salesforce's because he has more data.
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The GDPR-compliant version of the USA Today website is so much better than the normal version it's unreal.
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Or, at least, it looks so much better than the utter crap computers spat out back in the '90s.
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Still, there were other motivators the researchers found, which they've instead called "benefits," that are much better than food.
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But it's not that much better than the Pebble Steel , and the too-dim screen could be a dealbreaker.
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I always thought he was a good partner for her — much better than the guy she dated before him.
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The gift the Ryan family received on Christmas Eve was so much better than anything waiting under the tree.
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Once you accept that reality, though, it's hard to imagine PSVR having turned out much better than it has.
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The A7R's official specification for this is 5.5EV, but this isn't much better than the A7 III's 5EV rating.
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It looks absolutely ridiculous in my tiny apartment, but the screen is so much better than my old one.
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Excuse me for channeling Laurel for a moment, but poor Wes (Alfred Enoch) deserved so much better than this.
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Many who obviously understood the problem much better than this hyperconfident president have tried and failed over many decades.
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But if Rubio does perform much better than Bush, many observers do expect Bush's campaign to be effectively finished.
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Yet at the same time, it strengthened Android Wear's features to make the platform potentially much better than before.
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But without strong entertainment offerings, is the product really that much better than Netflix's relentless buffet of shitty content?
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"Tesla's safety record is much better than industry average, but it is not enough," it said in the post.
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The pre-primary convention system may not be perfect, but it would be much better than the present system.
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The discount stores reiterated the love of value when Dollar General delivered much better than expected same-store sales.
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While his shop fares much better than the factory, he, like many others, fears people have less to spend.
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"After me and Karina's last date, we're so much better than we were the entire time here," says Johnson.
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But at the end of the day we did much, much, much better than anyone dreamed we could have.
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But the design it's testing right now really ought to, because it's much better than what's in use today.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ, Britney's mental state is much better than it was when she checked in.
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"Their marketing skill proved to be much better than their investing ability," Mr. Lack said of hedge fund managers.
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"I have a fixed schedule and doing this is much better than unloading trucks," said Thomas, who is 28.
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"The fund inflows have not been a problem...that's much better than outflows," Apisak Tantivorawong told reporters on Friday.
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"It's a broken bone; it couldn't feel much better than it was feeling the last couple days," Molloy said.
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"Those who can safely shelter in place may fare much better than those who are physically evacuated," Brown said.
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"We don't need people saying, 'We know how to do it so much better than you do,'" she said.
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Yet he knows this situation is much better than running out of money or not having enough to compete.
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Yet for anyone looking to get a measure of the man, you will not do much better than this.
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WATCHING The quality of writing, directing and acting in television today is astounding, much better than in the movies.
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Are this year's Giants that much better than last season's disaster of a team, or are they just luckier?
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Though not a complete buffer, these businesses held up much better than the mines in last year's difficult market.
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UNI, Stephen F. Austin, and Hawaii all very good teams—much better than their off-brand names would suggest.
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Facebook will face similar competition from local social networking sites which know their audience much better than Facebook does.
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Again, the idea is that using video can show off someone's personality much better than static, photo-only profiles.
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It's normal for mothers to say as you do, "You're so much better than your dad at this," right?
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It doesn't get much better than that in my bok and I will be there from start to finish.
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I normally eat so much better than I did this weekend, so my body is not happy with me.
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Access to capital in the Permian is much better than it elsewhere, which is leading to a lopsided recovery.
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Also Wi-Fi calling, Wi-Fi phone calls can sound so much better than the traditional carrier phone calls.
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Why is conservative media so much better than liberal media when it comes to making its preferred narratives stick?
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Amy Klobuchar went to Yale, and Kirsten Gillibrand, another Ivy Leaguer, speaks Mandarin much better than Buttigieg speaks Norwegian.
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"The [sandwich] we tested is going to be much better than anything out there," he said before their launch.
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The Fossil Gen 5 watches can last through a day, look good, and run much better than previous generations.
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He was so much better than everyone else and so single-minded that spectators couldn't really relate to him.
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Any one of the candidates trying to get the Democratic nomination would be so much better than President Trump.
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The chaff component meets all durability and performance requirements, and it can withstand high temperatures much better than talc.
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"Hearing stories like that about Mikaela is so much better than watching her win a gold medal," he said.
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It definitely paid off; I thought this puzzle came out much better than my previous attempts at themeless crosswords.
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That the president did know him and that he knew him much better than anyone had conveyed so far.
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This sandwich's combination of lettuce, tartar sauce, and crispy, inoffensive fish was, at first bite, much better than Arby's.
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"Their capabilities are much better than tonight's two launches indicate," former Delta Force commander Jerry Boykin told Fox News.
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The new and accumulating research suggests something heartening: People who are single are doing much better than we realized.
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They're playing a con game and they play it very well -- they play it actually much better than Republicans.
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"And I think there are people who will be much better than me at being politicians," he told CNBC.
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The group's impaired loans ratio and unreserved impaired loans in relation to FCC are much better than domestic averages.
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DSW's results were boosted by much better-than-expected same-store sales, which is a key number for retailers.
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Any one of the Democratic primary candidates is so much better than the current occupant of the White House.
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So, let's run through what makes giving the gift of AncestryHealth® so much better than the usual presents.
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I believe multiculturalism has been much better than laïcité, the secular French model, at safeguarding the freedom of religion.
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As a consequence of all that, he knows these issues really well and much better than President Trump does.
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"It's mostly Handel now because he is really much better than anyone else writing then," Ms. van Kampen said.
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Hit play on the VCR, because here are five things Center Stage did so much better than On Pointe.
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An Instagram lesson from Mindy Kaling: Having two kinds of birthday cake is so much better than having just one.
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So we have managed our racial relations much better than other countries to the point where Malaysia is very stable.
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There's just a lot of good chemicals within that one and it has held up much better than everybody else.
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My briefing with the company was held over its new video chat, and it looked much better than what's standard.
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All that said, it's worth keeping in mind Warner Bros.' pre-Wonder Woman track record wasn't much better than Marvel's.
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The gist: When it comes to convenience, it doesn't get much better than this XProject 214.96-in-2250 Hand Blender.
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I've heard it messes with digestion and rots your teeth, but I like it so much better than regular water.
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I'm not sure why this company, called Power Practical, thinks its product is so much better than these previous options.
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Sure, they cost a lot and are mighty heavy, but they look so much better than your standard wireless earbud.
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But they feel much better than they did during the Great Recession or the first couple of years after it.
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Because when they do start doing well, ... the balance sheets are so much better than they were back in '09.
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And as you can see from the pictures, the Mohawk looks much better than mounting a GoPro on your helmet.
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The company added 89,000 video subscribers, much better than a year earlier, when it picked up about 6,000 new subscribers.
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In the battleground states like Ohio, Florida, Virginia, and even Pennsylvania, Trump is doing much better than he is nationally.
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Yes, Beyoncé just reportedly bought a church and it is so much better than any zoo Matt Damon could buy.
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It is good software (even if it over-promises its iPhone compatibility) and is much better than the previous version.
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Hiring is much better than it was at the depths of the recession, but not back to full-recovery levels.
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But CBS has fared much better than Viacom, although its stock is down nearly a third over the last year.
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Let me tell you, it doesn't get much better than flying VR gun battles But that too is by design.
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I believe you know politicians much better than I do, because for 40 years, you've been funding liberal Democratic politicians.
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Would a roll in the hay with C3PO really be that much better than locking legs with a biological biped?
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They have been tested in randomized control trials and they have proven to be much, much better than standard antibiotics.
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The side-firing positioning of the speakers allows the Show to fill a room with sound much better than before.
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With oil now above $50 a barrel, Cramer was shocked that commodities have performed much better than expected this year.
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Detroit's bankruptcy, which ended in December 2014, treated city pensions much better than its outstanding bonds, which were largely insured.
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Even in cities where public transport is much better than it was (Los Angeles, for example) passenger numbers have slumped.
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THERE ARE ALWAYS A LOT OF FORCES… EISEN: I KNOW THAT YOU KNOW THAT MUCH BETTER THAN I KNOW THAT.
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On the plus side he said current sentiment is "much, much much better than what it was a year ago".
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Imports fell 1.5 percent, much better than forecasts for a 10 percent slide and narrowing from December's 7.6 percent drop.
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"She played well, especially in the second set she was fighting pretty hard, much better than the first," said Pliskova.
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It doesn't get much better than soaking in a perfectly heated private pool, overlooking a perfectly chiseled landscape … for free.
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It all sounded so much better than, Will this month's scan show that the cancer has moved to her lungs?
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Revenue was slightly below forecasts, and the company reported much better-than-expected free cash flow figures for the quarter.
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The company added 22016,23 video subscribers, much better than a year earlier, when it picked up about 22,222 new subscribers.
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The 23-year-old commanded his pitches much better than his past few starts, striking out eight and walking one.
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And, while it's much better than your mattress, it's more than just a place for you to store your dough.
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It's much better than sex education that's rooted in ideas of abstinence, or scaring the heebie-jeebies out of people.
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To play the world number one on the biggest tennis court in the world, doesn't get much better than that.
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Time is precious so when people take time to listen to me it's much better than having sex I think.
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It hurts to breathe deeply, but according to a local resident, it's much better than it was 25 years ago.
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According to Parikh, dogs don't need the latex layer because they're much better than people at regulating their body temperature.
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Teslas fare much better than electric cars in general, which are listed at just 37 percent of their original value.
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They said it was much better than what they're used to swinging, the mainstream bats, the names that everybody sees.
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Voters, especially moderate voters, liked the maverick image and the Arizona senator did much better than anybody could have anticipated.
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We can do much better than a one percent increase by taking full advantage of the power of data analytics.
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They also wanted to do much better than they did in 2-1 home loss to the Coyotes on Wednesday.
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So, even though it isn't itching our long-enduring Friends-reunion scratch, it's much, much better than nothing at all.
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Obama won the state by seven points in 2012, which was much better than John Kerry or Al Gore did.
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It turns out much, much better than you could have imagined, from the beginning on: Jeb: Jeb Bush, exclamation point.
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"There is a reason why kittens with a surrogate mom look MUCH better than a bottle-raised baby," she says.
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"If he was going to make this up, he would have made it up much better than this," he said.
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"The conditions are much better than they were under President Obama," Trump said during an exclusive interview with The Hill.
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This is much better than making estimates of what it will cost to do the same thing again and again.
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The noise cancelling on the new Bose NC 700 headphones isn't that much better than the Bose QC 35 II.
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Morality's just gone, morals have flown out the window and we deserve so much better than this as a country.
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That quixotic presidential campaign didn't fare much better than 1988's—he withdrew after finishing fifth in the Iowa caucuses.
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"The figures are still estimates but the current harvest picture in Germany looks much better than last year," Barth said.
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In the 2016 election, Clinton actually did well in the district—or at least much better than Barack Obama did.
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The nutrient cycling piece is primarily why organic produce tastes so much better than conventional produce – it's packed with nutrients.
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Chase Sapphire Reserve: If you're looking for an all-out travel card, it doesn't get much better than the Reserve.
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The new, supposedly higher-yielding seeds promoted by the government are not much better than the older varieties, she says.
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Edison's bulb was inefficient, producing more heat than light, but it stands up much better than LEDs to high temperatures.
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And over the last five years, it's up almost tenfold, much better than the U.S. stock market as a whole.
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But they don't give it to you that often, because it's a bit too much better than everything else, ever.
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That drove much better-than-expected profitability in the quarter, so, I think that's the real standout, the EPS beat.
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And their offscreen activities could get a little intense, including a paintball outing where Jolie was much better than Fanning.
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These are the things machines can now do much better than you," said Ma. "That is something I worry about.
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And there were certainly some winners, some companies that came out much better than maybe some people would have expected.
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Surely we can do much better than burdening women with the responsibility of overhauling the very system that oppresses them.
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In any case, Zuck is pretty big on AI as well, claiming it's much better than humans at pattern recognition.
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Right from the start, the remake of Link's Awakening on the Nintendo Switch is so much better than the original.
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But writer Jemima Skelley argues that they&aposre wasteful, not all that relaxing, and not much better than regular products.
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But on the other hand, maybe, like "12 Years a Slave," it was just that much better than everything else.
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I considered out loud whether the Toronto Raptors were that much better than the Knicks after they lost Kawhi Leonard.
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I support Hillary in that instance, because her take on that is much better than Donald Trump's take on that.
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That's pathetic, and apart from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, the rest of the list isn't much better than Bezos.
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But actually, an awkward three-minute video chat is much better than sinking hours into an awkward real-life date.
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At Dirty French, the NoMad, the Breslin, Le Coucou and the Clocktower, among others, it is much better than that.
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The foreign policy adventures of the neoconservatives and liberal internationalists haven't fared much better than economic policy or cultural politics.
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"But it seems to me that the timeframe might be much better than 18 months," Chief Executive Michimasa Fujino said.
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"There is no question, of course, that this trade agreement is much better than NAFTA," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.
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" Kushwaha said the women are "at par, and in certain cases, I found they're much better than our male commandos.
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" Merkel also said: "I believe that direct, one-on-one conversations are always much better than talking about each other.
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Individual House polls are never much better than a rough indicator, and this is an early stage of the race.
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But we don't need to summarily throw men in handcuffs in order to do much better than we're doing now.
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The old cliché about the Super Bowl has long been that the ads are so much better than the game.
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I love the interchangeable silicone tips, too -- so much better than the hard and plastic-y feel of traditional AirPods.
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While Edge is much better than when it first launched in 2015, it still plays second fiddle to Chrome and Firefox.
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This man was in his 50s, and his live performance was so much better than any young artist I've ever seen.
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Generally, though, being a kept man is not much better than being a kept dairy product — the expiration date comes soon.
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But wings don't really pair well with anything, because they're so much better than anything else you could put them with.
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Chess players, for the most part, have chilled out about the fact that computers are now much better than we are.
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The current generation of chips aren't that much better than the previous, and the pace of progress is now slowing dramatically.
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" She adds: "I really believe that the next 10 years are going to be much better than the last ten years.
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He was somewhere, actually, between a jock and a cowboy, and, in my book, you can't get much better than that.
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West also shared that his relationship with Adidas has been much better than when he had a sneaker deal with Nike.
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" —Essence "I do have my medical marijuana card, which is the best medicine I've ever encountered — so much better than Celexa.
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Much better-than-forecast U.S. employment data on Friday helped send bond yields to record lows and stocks to record highs.
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This is much better than paying for a cheesy cruise that lets you view an eclipse you can see from land.
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Pence's remarks came less than three hours after the Labor Department released much-better-than-expected monthly payroll figures for January.
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Caroline: Credit where credit's due: Keidrich Sellati is much better than he has to be given his small, less complicated part.
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"I don't know that the shots were that much better than they've been, I just think they got going," Kerr said.
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The pixel-perfect and 20173:3 modes are bright, colorful and look fantastic — much better than the previous Virtual Console versions.
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The traffic around the airport is gross due to the construction, but this is much better than it is on weekends.
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Their incomes are growing about 1.5 percent a year — not bad, but not that much better than the middle class either.
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But the English markets monetize much better than the non-English markets, so we have kind of complementary strengths and weaknesses.
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As the migrants got out into open water, Marrero soon realized his second trip wasn't faring much better than his first.
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With oil now above $50 a barrel, Jim Cramer was shocked that commodities have performed much better than expected this year.
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The disconnect could be happening because brands can control what happens in the digital world much better than the real one.
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To the right ear holes, Rogue Taxidermy is at least as good as Rumours, and probably much better than Tragic Kingdom.
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His party did much better than expected in the June 8 parliamentary elections, pulling an impressive 40 percent of the vote.
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The Tampa Bay Rays and Minnesota Twins have been playing much better than their current lot in the standings would indicate.
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Hinton has shown that this technique performs much better than existing systems in a challenge to recognize objects from different angles.
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"I am absolutely convinced ... that in this very context dialogue is always much better than confrontation," said Tusk, speaking alongside Sisi.
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Right now the odds are not much better than 50-50 that you, in particular, will have cancer at some point.
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It is supposed to be much better than everything else out there when it comes to building powerful-yet-compact speakers.
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So, uh, don't do that — distracted biking isn't much better than distracted driving when it comes to threatening your own life.
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"The study results are much better than what most investors had anticipated or expected," Wedbush Securities' analyst David Nierengarten told Reuters.
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" America is so much better than this â€" but it’s on all of us to prove it. https://t.
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"Well, I think this announcement on Friday is better than continued testing, but it's not much better than that," he said.
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I also loved that, when asking it to play music, it sounded so much better than the Echo I already owned.
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He described the existing bid as "much better" than its 170 franc-per share value when it was announced on Jan.
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Local broker Morgans said the result was much better than many investors feared and raised its price target for the company.
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" CNN parenting contributor Elissa Strauss says that California's proposed bill is "so much better than nothing, but leaves room for improvement.
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But the versatile settings on this toaster are just the beginning of what makes it so much better than the competition.
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In Cleaver's home state of Missouri, she also fared much better than the Vermont senator among black voters, winning 28500 percent.
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The Oreo absorbed the milk much better than the Trader Joe's cookie did and it provided a better dunking experience overall.
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" And he implored the country to get back to normal, because "as a country, we are so much better than this.
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Marshall is clearly the best male character from "How I Met Your Mother" — much better than problematic Barney or whiny Ted.
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He said Syria's social fabric was "much better than before" the civil war began, not that it was "much better off."
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They're much better than they were 20 years ago, yet there remains a great need for improvement, without necessarily involving neuroscience.
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"Well no, of course not — we're so much better than all that," Mr. Johnson, a former New Mexico governor, said sarcastically.
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We wake up every morning hoping to be this much better than we were yesterday, and you are in good company.
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JJ reaches out and nudges the side of his hand against Seunggil's, and Seunggil knows much better than to look up.
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But this year, we may see all sorts of weirdness thanks to the Metro being so much better than the Atlantic.
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I mainly use it to buy drugs because the quality and price is much better than buying from a street dealer.
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Part of what makes Buffy the show so much better than Buffy the movie is the longer timeline that television provides.
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A computer that can look at a visual scene and make sense of it isn't that much better than sci-fi.
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"People have to get used to that, they really need to protect their coins much better than traditional finance," he said.
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They realize that the netting is so much better than it used to be that there's less fan reaction than anticipated.
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Gold can retain its value much better than other forms of currency, and is traditionally a safe haven during market volatility.
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Cruz: I believe you know politicians much better than I do, because for 40 years you've been funding liberal democratic politicians.
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I could still kick over my head then — that's how Zulu dances end — but Joao was much better than me. Mrs.
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When British Airways came down with a ton of bricks on Virgin Atlantic, we were so much better than they were.
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If we can do a bit better tomorrow, we will be doing much, much better than we have ever done before.
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" Pelosi said at the press conference: "There is no question, of course, that this trade agreement is much better than NAFTA.
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Scoob is very close to G'ma, and he thinks she understands him much better than does his hard-working, serious father.
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In fact, the gains were much better than that, with a median gain of 21 percent for the eight asset classes.
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"We're discovering, to our delight, that the human smell system is much better than we were led to believe," he said.
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Although a considerable share of children there—2428%—remain poor, their life chances still look much better than a generation earlier.
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The company's stock has nearly tripled in 22019 days after the drug store shocked investors with much-better-than-expected earnings.
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"There is no question of course that this trade agreement is much better than NAFTA," Pelosi said at a news conference.
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"His improvement is mentally; last few months, he proved that, mentally, he was much better than in the past," Goffin said.
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As a guy who spent part of his life listening to organized crime wiretaps, you don't get much better than that.
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" Klobuchar acknowledged that "there are some issues" with the deal but argued that it's "much better than the one originally proposed.
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Sanders didn't win the 2016 nomination, of course, but he did do much better than I and many others had expected.
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And I was like, Oh my god, these guys are doing it so much better than I could have ever imagined.
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This is much better than the fancy magazines, and people who hate you no matter what you do just so, yeah.
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" A mom named Caitlin called it a "great monitor" with "picture quality [that's] much better than the other [monitors] out there.
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In that case, it would be all about picking your partners carefully and they would not come much better than Williams.
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In spite of the hardship, she says her new life is much better than when she lived in the big city.
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And these results show us that on average, Democrats are doing much better than they did in the 2016 presidential race.
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The remake looks much better than the original, but the remake also looks like any other high quality game out today.
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Several of my movies have already been upgraded, which is very nice, especially because Apple's encoding is much better than other services.
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"It's so much better than nothing," said Dr. Sarah Stelzner, a pediatrician at Eskenazi Health, the public safety net system in Indianapolis.
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And let's face it: picking up Amazon devices on the cheap is much better than planning the perfect Valentine's Day night out.
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It's so much better than premade sauce, and I got a huge discount on bruised tomatoes from the market back in September.
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But its full HD video was so much better than what Nikon offered at the time that it helped spark a revolution.
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Refined grains amount to empty calories that are not much better than eating straight sugar, which they quickly turn into when digested.
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Although there are some moments, especially in low-light conditions, where the recording looks slightly noisy, it is much better than before.
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Judging by the job they had done on her bag, Dr Bertocchini suspected wax-moth caterpillars would perform much better than that.
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Globally, although it remained flattish, tech remains the most trusted industry of all, doing much better than others like manufacturing and retail.
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BECKY QUICK: You've made the same point though, Charlie, that you think private sector does it much better than the government sector.
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"Sometimes our conversations go so much better than I think because I get so nervous," Amy said about Marek to her girlfriends.
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Still, it was riveting television, if only because it illustrated, much better than any criticism could, how incredibly weak Trump's position is.
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First, because really, SpaceX can tell the story of the actual launch much better than I can, no matter how I try.
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Fewer than a third of doctors washed their hands between routine patient contacts (though they thought they were much better than that).
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Perhaps more important psychologically was that young people in that era could see that they were doing much better than their parents.
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And somehow, it is so much better than that fantasy life I'd envisioned back when I was still trying to get thin.
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"Doing something to help veterans feels much better than getting any present," Nichols tells PEOPLE in an email typed by his daughter.
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At a brightness of 640 nits, the view-ability is insane in the sun — much, much better than the iPhone 8 LCD.
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"Shows like 'Sesame Street' are much better than standard TV, because they don't have advertisements, which tend to overstimulate children," said Chassiakos.
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I use a liquid liner but [my makeup artist] Daniel uses a pot with a brush and he's much better than me.
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They are mechanically much better than we are, they have an amazing ability to understand things, but they don't have a soul.
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"The Hood Maker" isn't a strong first showing, but it's much better than bad adaptations such as Paycheck and The Adjustment Bureau .
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It doesn't get much better than Dave Franco belting out Backstreet Boys in the middle of a New York City Apple Store.
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For an independent family-run British toy store, customers don't get much better than 2-year-old heir to throne, Prince George.
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According to him, ICEYE satellites should be much better than existing SAR satellites — call it the Tesla or satellites if you want.
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People provided the same images were correct 61 and 54 percent of the time, respectively — not much better than flipping a coin.
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There are, of course, lots of challenges as well, which the women I spoke to can articulate much better than I can.
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"Such a systematic approach to the relief of smaller institutions (...) is usually much better than a patchwork rug of exceptions," he added.
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And so, at this very moment, shopping at an Ikea store is still much better than shopping for Ikea products on Amazon.
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"Make America great again is going to be much better than making America whole again," he said, referencing her new attack line.
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Creer Beaute just announced its first line of Sailor Moon lipsticks — and it's so much better than we could've hoped for. Why?
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For my money, pop culture references to Big Ben don't get much better than that one moment from National Lampoon's European Vacation.
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Sales activity had been much better than he expected in the first quarter and he was "pleasantly surprised" with the company's performance.
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"Developing countries are being offered ships at half the price and they are much better than half as good," says Mr Tusa.
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Yet that is much better than America's pervasive gloominess—65% think the country is on the wrong track—suggests they should be.
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Although pupils' early advantage on measures of cognitive ability eventually erodes, participants nonetheless fare much better than peers over the long run.
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The Raiders are much better than they were supposed to be, and Derek Carr has the best passer rating of his career!
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It does so much better than Bethesda's own recent Fallout games, which have moved farther and farther away from their roleplaying history.
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And, as any Brooklynite will tell you, staying over the river in Williamsburg is so much better than cramming into Times Square.
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Some of those name brand products are imported cheeses it sells at a price that is much better than regular grocery stores.
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I'd recommend them to anyone looking to grab a couple of affordable work pants that perform much better than their price suggests.
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Ryu: This might be an unpopular opinion, but I feel that Sansa can do much better than the perennially wretched Theon Greyjoy.
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To me, that's much better than just giving him money, even if you'd give so much he'd last a month on it.
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Netflix shares surged by nearly 10 percent at the open of trading after posting much better-than-expected subscriber numbers Monday evening.
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That might sound terrible, but Kelly said that would translate to several years when stocks perform much better than their historic average.
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"It's not easy to win three times against any team even if people say we're much better than them," Djordjevic told reporters.
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But the flight also gave me something much better than that: In a way, it made New Year's Eve cease to exist.
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This version maintained a stable 30fps, which, while half that of the arcade original, was much better than the first Saturn release.
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For more than a million public school children, it doesn't get much better than today: It's the first day of summer break.
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"The bill of rights of the former evil empire, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, was much better than ours," he said.
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Huawei's upcoming P20 smartphone will be "much better" than Apple's iPhone X, Richard Yu, the head of consumer business, said on Sunday.
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