I will have to be much more conscious... much more careful, much more sensitive.
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It's more diverse, it's much more open and dynamic, it's much more accepting of traditionally mistreated groups, there's much more immigration, we're a much more diverse society.
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Hell, Coleman is already a much more complicated, much more sympathetic, much more interesting version of the guy.
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Much more beautiful house, much more beautiful apartment, much more beautiful everything and I'm president and they're not.
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Because you have a much more ... just like a lot of journalists from Britain, it's much more which is ... The US press has turned that way, become much more advocacy, much more personality based, much more point-of-view based. Yeah.
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That tends to make games much more open, much more exciting, much more chaotic; and when an opponent can wrest the momentum from them, it makes them much more vulnerable.
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Stans are much more fervent — and much more rabid.
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IT GIVES US MUCH MORE CAPACITY AND MUCH MORE RELIABILITY.
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It has been much more balanced and much more fair.
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Now, the music business is much more corrupted, and much more unpredictable, and much more to a degree like the Wild West.
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But in fact the practice of caste before the British came was much more relaxed, much more fuzzy; there was much more permeability between caste and much more movement of caste up the social chain.
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"It was so much more complex and so much more heroic and so much more miraculous than anybody thought possible," Gutman, 40, says.
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It's become so much more physical and so much more athletic.
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There's much more throughout, especially digital media, much more attitude. Voice.
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And for me, that's much more motivating — and much more painful.
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It's something much more intense and much more real than that.
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We spent much more, but we made much more than that.
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My other one is much more measured, much more about trend.
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Something much more modest and much more popular might be possible.
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There is much more sensitivity and people are much more open.
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Tax reform is much more than lower taxes, much, much more.
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Much more ambiguous, much more painful than I had understood then.
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The violence feels much more random and subsequently much more threatening.
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But much more remarkable — and much more sustained — was his thoughtfulness.
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There is much more sensitivity, and people are much more open.
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They would just have much more power, much more processing power.
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It's much more central to our identity, and therefore much more difficult.
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Things have much more to say and things talk much more frequently.
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I have much more, and everyone has much more than one identity.
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To me, the violins were much more emotive and much more 'dolce.
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"Milley is much more expressive, much more plain-spoken," said the official.
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But it has much more safety features, it's a much more comfortable car.
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My band are much more private than I am, and much more pragmatic.
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Threats to integrity and availability are much more visceral and much more devastating.
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That made them seem that much more real, and that much more believable.
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This is a much more relaxed, much more laid-back type of connection.
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In the initial drafts, he's a much more competent character, much more purposeful.
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How could we help and what role could we play in making high-quality education much more affordable, much more accessible, much more relevant to more people?
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I now feel so much more beautiful, so much sexier, so much more interesting.
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They're clearly much more active, they're taken much more seriously by the average Afghan.
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"The harbor is fundamentally larger, much more open and much more visible," he said.
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It's much more arresting, much more exciting that way, bringing questions rather than answers.
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It's much more wild, much more guttural of a response than methodical or premeditated.
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"The challenge was so much more intense but so much more rewarding," he said.
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"They have to play it much more conservatively and much more focused," says Schiffer.
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The middle of the country is much more Republican -- and much more sparsely populated.
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And I realized how much more — well, just from the research of writing a paper, how much more I know, now, and I follow the news much more closely.
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To a much more minor, but much more hilarious extent, it also offended fashion people.
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DJ: It's a much more open kind of scene now, a much more creative scene.
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That feels so much better, and so much more true, and so much more hopeful.
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Their revenue diversity is much more "Amazon" than "Google" or "Facebook" — it's much more pure.
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It's fun, it's much more of a comedy, it's much more of a love story.
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Yes, that involves a much more intense cleaning ceremony and a much more intensive trap.
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I actually read much more — I read you people much more than I watch television.
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But we're also going gonna need something much more comprehensive and much more long term.
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Family is so much more than biology, and love is so much more than instinct.
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"So this is what makes it much more contagious and much more of a problem."
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I think that it makes the global system much more volatile and much more vulnerable.
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I can't take much more of this, I tell you I can't take much more.
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Jesse is a fine actor and gave it much more complexity and much more interest.
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I'm much more about ... I spend much more time on Instagram than I do Facebook.
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"He was so much more than this, so very much more," it said in the post.
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I mean, it's-- it just makes that experience so much more convenient, so much more easier.
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It's much more like a YouTube or much more like an Apple with the App Store.
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GP: Well I think people are becoming much more aware, citizens are becoming much more aware.
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"It is getting much more complicated," he said, "and at the same time much more interesting."
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You make health insurance so much more affordable, so much more competitive and open up competition.
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Now, there's much more pride in just doing stand-up—there's much more pride in it.
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"[They are] so much more knowledgeable, so much more practiced in the art of starting up".
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When we have much more precise weather, it makes a much more seamless journey for you.
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Now information that may be much more private, and much more damning, is in strangers' hands.
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"When I was at Morehouse it was much more homophobic and much more transphobic," he said.
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JM: In 1984, it was a much more dangerous place but a much more exciting place.
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But when you take a screenplay and turn it into a novel, it's a much more difficult task because there's much more writing involved and much more character development and scene development.
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And over time, the top 4 percent has become much more diverse and much more highly educated.
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The new platform they want to build is "much more community driven, much more social," says Baio.
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"Lisa is much more confident and much more brave after playing football," said her father, Li Ning.
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There's still so much more to be done and so much more beauty for us to celebrate.
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Now we're being much more opinionated because our users are asking us to be much more opinionated.
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As the years have progressed, they're much more aware of what's going on, and much more sympathetic.
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There's so much more of the island to see, and so much more to do than shopping.
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A CT provides much more detail than an X-ray, but it also entails much more radiation.
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That is a much more important question and one that we can all answer much more easily.
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Traditionally, "people in Washington are much more circumspect, much more careful in their speaking," Ms. Bumiller said.
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The home-style approach is "so much more my style, and so much more fun," said Watkins.
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"I was saying that I'm much more correct right now, having done much more research," Dershowitz replied.
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You have so much more available now, so much more knowledge, that there really is no excuse.
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"It would be much more obvious much more quickly which implanted devices were causing problems," she said.
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They're much more impressed with the Muslim ban; they're much more impressed with the concern about immigration.
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There are these new gene-editing techniques that allow you to alter any kind of genome, any kind of biological material with much more precision and much more effectively and much more perfectly.
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"Fan culture is much more an important part of the business because it's much more visible," he said.
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If you ask, okay, we're gonna make things that are much more intelligent, much more powerful than us.
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Whereas the people with the Psilocybin mushrooms, it's much more likely to be more underground, much more hidden.
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That act of giving makes people so much more than just individuals, so much more than just champions.
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Throwing food at someone is much more disrespectful and and much, much more funny than physically assaulting them.
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It definitely has made me that much more passionate and that much more impatient with the status quo.
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I think I'm much more in touch with myself, much more comfortable in myself than I've ever been.
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And they are hungry to transform their lot in life into something much more ambitious, much more grand.
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It will be much more populist and much more left of center than what we've seen in Mexico.
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It's much more heightened, much more exciting, and feels a lot rougher even when it isn't physically rougher.
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Deep down, I know there's much more life to live, much more time to fight and to love.
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He already adds up to something much more, and much more enduring, than the sum of his parts. ●
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Cooking, we did it in a much more ... in a way that in retrospect makes much more sense.
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But I think there's enough of it that we're seeing when regional separatist groups glom on to either al-Qaeda or ISIS, they become much more dangerous, much more capable, and much more emboldened.
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There's so much more experience and so much more to share; it's another thing to give to the people.
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Trading flirty notes and then much more explicit pics makes loneliness a little more manageable and much more steamy.
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It's much more nuanced, and much more complex than simply something which is used to "radicalize and recruit people".
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Because the Hairypeople are indigenous, Cleverman's discussion of race and injustice is much more pointed — and much more painful.
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"We invented a much more vocational style of education, which is much shorter and much more focused," he said.
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However, the claims being leveled now against Pelosi are much more common -- and much more dangerous for several reasons.
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Moving forward, we will actually see much more nuance and much more consistency around how these things are applied.
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Should we then care so much more -- and spend so much more -- to prevent terrorist attacks than bathtub mishaps?
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But this is about much more than one trip and much more than any comity between heads of state.
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"Our community is much more diverse and much more complicated, and much newer to the political battles," he added.
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"Our cells are much more plastic, much more capable of responding to injury, than we ever thought," Fodde said.
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Today, both the market and the players are much more sophisticated and their business approaches are much more refined.
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Those who are much more vulnerable, with much more at stake, have been willing to take a clear stand.
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What's more, the GOP has become much more radicalized since the Bush years, and the country much more partisan.
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So we can spread out the revenue generation, if you like, much more around the globe, much more quickly.
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Church never felt much more like virtue than drugs did, and drugs never felt much more sinful than church.
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Even within my own family, my father is much more conservative than I am, my mother much more progressive.
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I think that's unacceptable that the government doesn't allow much more, doesn't do much more innovative stuff around everything.
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Now, with there being so much more national coverage and the local papers dying out, it's much more ideological.
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No. The thing is that in the short story, the human beings are much more mature and much more wise.
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I used to want so much more for my life; I used to want so much more out of life.
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"Now, I smile so much more, because I'm so much more in my power and finally centered," she told InStyle.
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You've got to work faster and much more focused and much more efficiently to get the amount of work done.
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LANE: If you do it on paper, it&aposs much more like a civil lawsuit, much more under your control.
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For a number of reasons, trans masculine people have been much more invisible and much more silenced in their histories.
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He'll get as much more time as McMahon wants to give him, but how much more could Reigns possibly need?
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Regulators now take a much more granular look at vehicles and test car pollution levels much more comprehensively, Diess said.
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The truth is that history is much more open and we have much more agency and responsibility than we think.
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Everybody's much more open to what everyone else is doing, and much more aware of what other genres are doing.
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Novotna came off as much more vulnerable, much more relatable, which was why her Wimbledon victory struck such a chord.
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The components of an international system are so much more varied, and the lineups are much more difficult to control.
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"The administration has done much more for American workers, but I hope to see much more soon," Ms. Blackwell said.
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Unless the US starts getting much more tolerant of immigration much more quickly, that's not really something we can replicate.
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A: Doubles is much more physical, played at much more fast pace… Internally, we don't have the expertise in doubles coaching.
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They are much more likely to retest the $40 per barrel mark by end of summer than have much more upside.
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In a town with a strong local newspaper, people are much more informed; they're much more likely to be civically active.
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We are living in an era that is much more globalized, much more complex — and where the regulatory stakes are higher.
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All these factors make emergency savings much more important here than in other advanced economies — and much more difficult to have.
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Where we're making quite a bit of money is going to be much more in Europe and much more in Asia.
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I tell their stories and I connect with them, whereas before it was much more combative, it was much more pugilistic.
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In a town with a strong local newspaper, people are much more informed, they're much more likely to be civically active.
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Coming out of that meeting, Trump was using language that sounded much more familiar — and much more comfortable — to drug companies.
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"If this continues, much more drastic action will be required, with internal travel bans now much more likely," the consultancy said.
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The outflow is much more severe and much more quickly paced than the one that followed the 22020 global financial crisis.
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The 2500-cylinder version, called the 230/2300, had much more power but was also much more expensive at nearly $6,000.
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Compared with other business expenditures, "fancy office furniture is tied much more, much more, tightly to the labor market," Cramer explained.
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The science is becoming so much more compelling, the damages are occurring so much more rapidly than we would have anticipated.
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Democrats, importantly, have become much more receptive to allegations of sexual harassment and assault and take the issue much more seriously.
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"Adam is the much more exciting storyteller and I'm the much more dry, sort of 'in the numbers' person," Sinkevicius told CNBC.
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The Favourite, on the other hand, even though it's set in a much more distance past, offered a much more nuanced approach.
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This is much more serious and much more intense and on many more fronts that he has to battle than we did.
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"Your bones are just wide," she used to tell me, leaving me with so much more room for so much more body.
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So I'm much more optimistic that we are going to get to something much more competitive in the next year to come.
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A flip side, loose cultures have much more openness to different ideas, they're much more creative, to different people and to change.
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That wall was much more ambiguous and much more complex and I think that's unique for a style of film like this.
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There's just so much more to learn, there's so much more to master, there's so many more places to go and stuff.
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"In comparison to the German banks, our offering is so much more simple, so much more accessible, so much easier," Hamers said.
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More often than not, war is much longer, much more expensive, much bloodier, much more horrific than anyone thought at the beginning.
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It's become much more emotive, and much more based on gut feeling and identity, partly because there are so many divided opinions.
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How can people differentiate the much more complex, much more intense thing they have from this thing everyone always claims ownership of?
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"I feel that now, entering the summer, I'm going to be so much more prepared to do so much more," Toliver said.
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That's because Europeans are much more represented in DNA databases and therefore, much more exact information can be gleaned about their DNA.
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I think the next time 'Rubies' rolls around, it will feel much more cohesive — much more like the casserole will have melted.
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The women before them worked away on their own, under much more dangerous conditions (including actual wars) and against much more pushback.
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"I know I'm going to have to be much more conscious in these circumstances, much more careful, much more sensitive, and that this will not happen again going forward," Franken told dozens of reporters outside of his Capitol Hill office.
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Extensive survey data show that Republicans are much more right-leaning than they were twenty years ago, Democrats much more left-leaning, and both sides much more likely to see the other as a mortal threat to the nation's welfare.
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I bet you [that] soon, computers, televisions [and] telephones will be indistinguishable and that there'll be this new media and, because everything gets cheaper and faster, the new media will be much more efficient, much more productive, much more friendly.
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Then you will have that much more to lose, and the mob will have so much more to gain with your substantial scalp.
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I never enjoyed mathematics in school very much, but my experience through the Math Olympics was much more creative and much more playful.
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Going on a date with a pal makes the whole situation much more comfortable — and safer — and much more likely to actually happen.
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The bottom line is, after my spaceflight, I am so much more relaxed and so much more optimistic about humanity in the future.
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Latinos who consume Spanish-language media are much more likely to be informed about the election and are much more likely to vote.
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The combined product from Amazon and VMWare should allow businesses to get much more done, much more cost effectively and quickly, Jassy said.
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"Climate change is much more intractable and needs much more coherent... action worldwide – and that's more challenging," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Where lifestyle dommes really take it much more to heart, on the pro-domme side it can be much more of a show.
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No, the rest of the record is much more outward than inward; dedications to people, break-ups with myself, it's much more objective.
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Partly as a result, the Roberts court has been much more adamant in opposing regulation and much more expansive in establishing corporate rights.
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You can just use solar power plus batteries and bring power to a community — not just much more cheaply but much more quickly.
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We're much more measured in how we treat qualitative evidence, like first-hand testimony, for example, but with numbers, it's much more dichotomous.
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Granted, the American electorate is now much more polarized than it was back then, and the behavior of voters is much more stable.
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"It was a rushed policy tabling to enable tomorrow's defense policy statement, which will have much more meat, much more detail — we hope."
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He is much more organized, much more focused than the other cabinet-level officials, who have not really taken charge of their agencies.
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It's a much more sophisticated, much more powerful web, I would argue, the power of which we've only just begun to tap into.
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Even today, people who express high social trust are much more likely to see America as an indispensable nation, much more likely to believe American values are universal values and much more likely to support the policies that preserve the liberal world order.
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It's true that we're having much more in depth and much more vocal and much more...harder to ignore conversations about cultural identities and the politics of identities and the politics of language in particular and who...gets to laugh at whom.
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A fully licensed parody that takes us back into that world without taking it entirely seriously seems much more likely — and much more fun.
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The progressive approach is much more skeptical of, as I've said, military interventions and much more interested in protecting liberal democracies where they exist.
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Although with digital, I was able to get the colors much more accurate, and I was able to have much more of a range.
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They are much more sustainable and they allow you to collocate farms with urban areas [and] they have a much more simplified logistics network.
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"Thinking about context and the environment itself is much more important and you have to be much more collaborative with the player," Hunicke says.
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"I'm 57, not 27, and I know that words matter and I should have been much more responsible and much more careful," he said.
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Not out of pity, but out of understanding that football is much more than a business, much more than channel disputes and fan fights.
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AND THE SECOND, THE MUCH MORE TITILLATING AND MUCH MORE FAMILIAR, NOTORIOUS NOW, PORTION CONCERNED AN ATTACK ON THE FIRMS COMPLIANCE AND REGULATORY PRACTICES.
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Germans praise less, but are much more open to criticism, while in the US, criticism is often much more subtle and hidden within praise.
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Graphcore and a few others offer much more flexible chips, which are crucial for developing AI applications but also much more challenging to produce.
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But the winter we've seen this past year will be much more frequent, and we'll see much more that are even warmer than this.
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That's because if white men are used much more frequently to train A.I. software, it will much more easily recognize their voices and faces.
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These actions will result in very low prices, much more choice, much more freedom, including in many cases new opportunities to purchase health insurance.
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"We are much more free in Iran's art scene compared to the past and finding the courage to do much more," Mr. Pejman said.
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"We are trying to teach people that they have much more political power, they matter much more than the majority believes," Mr. Beaudry said.
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Our nominee is going to be that much more capable of winning because they're going to be that much more engaged with the grassroots.
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"This is going to completely transform the network platform from hardware-dependent to software — which is much more flexible, much more scalable, much more economical, and will be able to provide the platform not only to Japan, but everywhere in the world," Mikitani said.
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JR: We had, last summer, the NATO summit in Brussels-, JR: And after the summit, all 29 countries, they said, and also the United States, that NATO is now much more stronger-, JR: NATO is much more untied, and NATO is much more closer.
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So the Republicans perceive the importance of the judiciary much more than the Democrats have and are much more effective in getting their judges through.
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Second, Cook is having to compete with a much more polished Android and a much more polished line of Samsung phones than Jobs ever did.
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"At some point Apple will become much more aggressive and much more daring in taking their brand and capital to really reshaping markets," he said.
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But it was much more ... it turned out what we had built was much more of a culture and a training ground around explanatory journalism.
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But social media is so much more, and so much more powerful, than just sharing photos — even if that's what it is on the surface.
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Proximity, internecine competition and porous borders — both literal and intellectual — mean concepts and innovations travel much more freely, and much more quickly, between European nations.
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A much more interesting idea is floating around in BlacKkKlansman, one that, if pursued, might have made for a much more effective and unnerving film.
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"People are much more passionate and much more driven to keep doing it, because it's an activity they are more privately, heavily invested in," Danny said.
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Hearing her call out "Baby?" to an absent Bardem rings as much more plausible, much more painful, than watching J-Law's newborn get devoured by strangers.
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I think it brings just unpredictability to the fighting style, so much more passion to the fighting style, so much more intellect to the fighting style.
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But let me tell you this, if you can get through Numbers, the book of Revelation is so much more entertaining and so much more fun.
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"States are much more flexible, much more nimble to be able to create and modify a system that would work best for their constituents," he said.
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If I weren't a showrunner, I'd be a much more accomplished mother; if I were not a mother, I would be a much more accomplished showrunner.
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As a result, many voters will be encountering a much more hostile environment at the polling station, making a voter roll attack potentially much more damaging.
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Once that happens, she says, "you can succeed much more effectively, and much more sustainably, and with much less damage to your health and your relationships."
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Mr. Friedman agreed: "China is so much more open than it was 30 years ago and so much more closed" than it was 10 years ago.
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Her father is much more old country because he was an adult when he moved there, but she's much more just the culture of Artemis itself.
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It was a completely different kind of way of thinking than Juarez, which was much more internal and much more about the intimacy of the songs.
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In some ways, it was so much more bitter than even the Hillary/Bernie stuff, although that has turned out to be much more long lasting.
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"We set up this partnership with the private industry in a way that was supposed to make things much more effective, much more economical," he said.
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So the whole belief that Democrats in November will be much more exercised, much more passionate, and will turn out more reliably — you don't buy it?
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"But the potential for devastation will be much more widespread and much more destructive" given the high winds and the track of the storm, Foresman said.
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"If you look at the Russian behavior since 2010 to the way they are now, it's much more aggressive — much more, I'll say, bellicose," he said.
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"You get a much more uneven, real feeling to the hair, whereas if you do it with a curling iron, it's much more mechanical," he explained.
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When criminals realize that there is a great likelihood that the police are going to respond much more quickly and with much more accurate location information, and that they are going to conduct follow-ups in a much more thorough way, hopefully that will change their behavior.
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"Helicopter money will work for Joe Sixpack much more effectively than it will for Mike Moneybags – and so it will be much more widely popular," he said.
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Players aren't just given point-form summaries of the roles these people have played in previous games; instead the explanations feel much more personal, much more intimate.
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What it offers, instead, is a much more narrowly tailored and thoughtfully considered version of the ban — one that's much more likely to stand up in court.
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Recreational riding is much more popular among women than among men, and professional jockeys must maintain weights that are much more typical for women than for men.
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Because there are so much beautiful things over here in the underground world that I can do so much more with, and create so much more with.
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Worse, shadow banking is much more opaque than the highly regulated banking sector, which means that nasty surprises are much more likely to occur in the former.
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While Samsung's prior smartwatches have tended to be massive, its latest wearable is much more subtle — and one I'm much more likely to want to actually wear.
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But today's crisis is far worse than the one in 2014: The demands are much more sweeping, and the diplomatic and economic isolation is much more dire.
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"For whatever reason, fires are burning much more intensely, much more quickly than they were before," said Mark A. Hartwig, president of the California Fire Chiefs Association.
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Kevin Knox looks much more comfortable in his sophomore campaign — and is a much more accurate shooter, to the tune of 44.1 percent from 3-point range.
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But what I 'm really looking to do is get people great jobs so they make much more money than that, much more money than the $15.
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"You've got 20 people staying there every night, so the data's much more reliable and the stay is much more predictable from the user perspective," Hefer said.
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Studies show that drunk people spend their hard-earned money much more easily than those who stay sober and, by comparison, also spend much more of it.
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While the Olympics are that much more disruptive to a new league, the benefits can be that much more powerful, drawing attention where there was little before.
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Brexit will make life much more complicated for countless British businesses Brexit will make life much more complicated for countless British businesses This segment originally aired Jan.
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"The American people are much more generous and much more united on the issue of insurance than are their elected officials," said Blumenthal, the Commonwealth Fund head.
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The cost for a student who is out-of-state at Arizona is significantly lower online, much more flexible, much more adaptive, large numbers of working adults.
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What began to happen in real life felt in some ways so much more dramatic and so much more terrifying than what we were dramatizing on television.
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Trump "is much more economic in the way that he sees the word, and the intelligence community traditional is much more political, military, purposely so," Gordon said.
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"[The Obama administration's response] has been much more effective and much more impactful than the initial FEMA response to Hurricane Katrina," spokesman Josh Earnest said on Monday.
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For example, black Americans are much more likely to be arrested for drug crimes, even though they're not much more more likely to use or sell drugs.
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But it never fully materializes, and they all trust Cooper to a certain degree — much more than he probably warrants and much more than he trusts them.
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"Whether it be looking at your family tree or genetically engineering plants, we just know so much more about the genes in insects that we can now utilize this knowledge to control the pest populations in a much more environmentally friendly way and a much more sustainable way."
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The way the women pose and perform in front of the camera with me is so much more interesting and challenging for me, it's so much more fun.
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"Totally selfishly, it's so much better for me being jacked because you feel so much more confident and see yourself as this much more sexual person," he explained.
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When they first emailed me about a potential partnership, I knew it would bring much more attention to the work of our small newsroom — and much more scrutiny.
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Dying at home is much more humane than death in hospital, and it is certainly much more humane than dying in a remote country, surrounded mainly by strangers.
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We do need much more transparency and much more accountability, because we're about to see potentially a tidal wave of funds coming from billionaires into the nonprofit sector.
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This more sexually fraught triangle means that Jud becomes much more than merely a violent villain, and that much more is riding on Laurey's choice than just romance.
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We want to have these to be very much more composed, much more restrained than what you see today, but we want it to be just as expressive.
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"There is much more expectation, much more pressure, from me, from outside, from everything," said Kerber, whose number one ranking is on the line during the Wimbledon fortnight.
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That's much more dangerous and it's so much more critical now that Blizzard takes steps to fix this weakness and eradicates this virus from the infected server populations.
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Application level in many ways China has much more demand and much more convenient partly because of scale, partly because of mobile payment is very convenient in China.
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The characters are all slowly realizing how much they've lost, how much more they stand to lose, and how much more they have in common than they don't.
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Ryan himself, who dreamed of being House Ways and Means chairman much more than Speaker, will also find himself in territory in which he is much more comfortable.
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With current knowledge, we can do so much more to prevent considerable numbers of people from suffering and dying from this disease and do it much more efficiently.
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Real-life consequences, both personal and professional, make the Zika issue much more worrisome, and the decision to speak out much more fraught, than Olympic organizers are suggesting.
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But alongside these posts were much more innocuous but much more insane run-of-the-mill birthday well wishes from people who clearly didn't know she is dead.
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"I'm continually amazed at how much more open Microsoft is and how much more aggressive they are in doing whatever it takes to win cloud workloads," Lopez said.
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Older people use, on average, much more health care than younger people, so it's much more expensive for insurers to cover them — more than three times as expensive.
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Indeed, there are two things I can say for sure about him: He is much more McKinsey than Wahhabi — much more a numbers cruncher than a Quran thumper.
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"It's about creating a very simple solution to a very, very complicated problem that is much more dynamic and much more complicated than just the ads," he said.
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And I think the diversity of games being developed was much more akin to the indie scene now, where you see much more experimentation than in AAA development.
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Since Trump "is much more economic in the way that he sees the word and the intelligence community traditional is much more political, military, purposely so," Gordon said.
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As Kesha embraces her pain and rage, the song becomes something much more intense and weird and furious and hopeful — something that feels much more like Kesha herself.
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This is no more clear than in the game's career mode, which makes every piece of scrap that much more precious, and every wound that much more detrimental.
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Here's the great thing about this generation from my point of view: They have our values, but they're much more sober-minded, much more willing to work with each other, much more pragmatic, much less ideological, which is one of the more unattractive features of my generation in the '60s.
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And when you are closer to them and as their close friends will describe as well they are much more down to earth, much more normal, funnier, more themselves.
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With Trump weakening them, meeting that obligation "is just going to make it much more expensive and much more difficult," since the country will need to catch up later.
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"My life has changed dramatically, and the most interesting thing is I'm much more productive, and much more effective, and I unquestionably make much better decisions," Huffington says now.
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But young people who get college degrees will earn much more and pay much more in taxes over the course of their working careers and will strengthen our economy.
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It's much more about their supporting an overseas ally; it's much more about them having access to that part of the Middle East, in many respects at our expense.
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"Many people are very surprised to see, when they come here for the first time, that it's much more inclusive, much more broadly defined, than they thought," Pritlove said.
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China could also allow American tech companies to stay but make it much more costly and much more difficult to maintain shops in China, said GBH Insights' Dan Ives.
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Global conflicts are not new, but in a shrunken world, we hear of them much more quickly and in much more detail than we would have a generation ago.
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"She has a much more difficult case to make now and there is going to be much more skepticism" from the bloc in helping her out, Mr. Rahman said.
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These communities of color that we represent can be painted with a swath that seems monolithic, but we're so much more complex than that and so much more multifaceted.
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" He said the department would undergo a review of programs and would "be much more effective, much more efficient, and be able to do a lot with fewer dollars.
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That made the rise of Stitch Fix that much more surprising — and the unfortunately rare leadership by a female founder and CEO in Katrina Lake that much more refreshing.
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Russia -- and China -- treat dissent much more harshly.
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You'll find Kirkland brand products, organics, cleaning supplies, and much more, and the website even keeps track of how much more you need to spend before you unlock free shipping.
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In fact, Reese Witherspoon and her 17-year-old daughter Ava Phillippe prove there's a way to keep it going in a much more subtle (and much more stylish) manner.
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"We're much more careful because we didn't realize how severe it was, and we're much more likely to give the EpiPen as soon as we see a reaction," she says.
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If you look at men who have sex with men, they groom much more often than straight men, and they are much more likely to remove all their pubic hair.
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But it meant that the bones of the fight, the grounding of the whole thing, feels much more real, and much more visceral, because it really is the right scale.
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They started off as sharing hosting, but now airbnb is much more about just inexpensive accommodations, and in fact Jo&Joe would be much more of an experience than Airbnb.
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"The proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is becoming much more open and much more determined," said Abbas Milani, the director of the Iranian Studies program at Stanford University.
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But I think the lesson learned for our conglomerates struggling is that in today's world, focus matters much more than synergy, adaptability of corporate cultures matters much more than size.
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In his seven years as secretary, Duncan stuck firmly to talking points on higher education policy while speaking much more fluently on K-12, where he had much more experience.
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He's so supportive and someone who has really believed in me and shown me how much more I'm capable of and how much more I have to do in life.
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Maybe it still is given that so much more of what's produced specifically for the small screen seems so much more worthwhile (or at least watchable) than it once did.
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"Brooklyn was so much more expensive than Long Island City — I mean so much more expensive," said Ms. Hunsicker, who started Gwynnie Bee in her Alphabet City apartment in 2011.
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"For decades other countries have rigged the system so that American patients are charged much more, and in some cases much, much more for the exact same drug," he said.
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But also, at this point in my life, there's so much more loss that I just knew that, if I came back to Mary, there would be much more resonance.
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"When you shift a bit of control to the child, we see so much more compliance and calmness around food and so much more happiness around the food," Castle said.
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It's so much more difficult and I think so much more volatile because of the fact that if you shoot a good round out here you'll move up the board.
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"If you cannot tackle this problem, which is much more tangible for people, you can forget about other problems," he says, pointing out that climate change is much more complex.
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"Our ties to Mexico are in many ways much more immediate than China and in some ways much more powerful," said Pete Guarraia, who leads supply chain consulting for Bain.
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In Civil War, his suit has been upgraded to be much more powerful, allowing him to do much more than shrink to insect-size, as seen in his own movie.
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"They're becoming much more significant, much more frequent, and I think that's a real serious concern for us and I think we need to pay much more attention to it," Joseph Simons, a Republican antitrust lawyer nominated to chair the agency, told lawmakers at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee Wednesday.
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"They're becoming much more significant, much more frequent, and I think that's a real serious concern for us and I think we need to pay much more attention to it," said Joseph Simons -- a Republican antitrust lawyer nominated to chair the FTC -- at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee Wednesday.
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"They're becoming much more significant, much more frequent, and I think that's a real serious concern for us and I think we need to pay much more attention to it," said Joseph Simons — a Republican antitrust lawyer nominated to chair the FTC — at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee Wednesday.
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"They're becoming much more significant, much more frequent, and I think that's a real serious concern for us and I think we need to pay much more attention to it," said Joseph Simons, a Republican antitrust lawyer nominated to chair the agency, at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee Wednesday.
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And while Sanders supporters aren't much more skeptical of free trade than Clinton supporters are, Trump voters are much more likely to oppose free trade than the rest of their party.
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That will be much more dependent on whether the data starts turning down in a much more meaningful way, and if there's no signs of tangible ... progress in negotiations with China.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: I think it's going to be much more personalized; it's going to be much more of what one does in one's spare time, as one is doing other things.
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"I'm not sure how much more TV people can actually fit into their lives, not to mention how much more they can afford it," Jessica Joho, a Mashable staff writer said.
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As we started to do this, we noticed it was much more difficult, and much more unsafe, to buy and sell Funko Pops than it was to buy and sell sneakers.
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So for us, what we were trying to do is take these areas that we knew our audience was interested in, but make them much more interactive and much more inclusive.
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I'm a CPG company, and all of a sudden I have the tools that make it easier to share in real time, make my organization much more open, much more transparent.
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That Flappy Bird wasn't a scam — but a naturally occurring spectacle that came out of nowhere — only makes its triumph that much more incredible and its disappearance that much more bittersweet.
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For example, in plants the excitement is that you can potentially introduce changes to plant DNA much more quickly, and certainly much more accurately than has been possible in the past.
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Though, I have to say, are much more precise in knowing what your dates are than we used to be because we use ultrasound, early, early ultrasounds, so much more frequently.
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"It is going to be much more challenging for a lot of other companies that collect more data from their users, that have much more complex data collection mechanisms," Erwin said.
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This might be great for something like shoes, but not for engagement rings where the process is much more involved and the item much more meaningful than a pair of shoes.
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"We have conducted comparative tests, and our filling provided much more accurate data and simulated the behavior of a real piece of fruit much more reliably at different temperatures," Defraeye continued.
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"Thieves in this industry are getting much more brazen, much more aggressive," said Ryan Tracy, 38, general manager at the Herbal Cure, which now has a guard on duty every night.
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It is not because I find myself directly between the two parties, it's because I'm much more attracted to some ideas from the Republicans, and some much more from the Democrats.
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I realized that this working-class community was much more loving and much more sophisticated in the way that, the community dynamics were resilient than what I was learning in school.
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"One of the big changes in the last 16 years is that Via Campesina and the broader food sovereignty movement has become much more intersectional and much more complex," Kerssen said.
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Fuel is taxed much more heavily in Britain than in the United States and emerging markets, so the drop in oil prices has had a much more modest on pump prices.
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It's a shame, however, as there's so much more to pay attention to these days — so much more that's worth the time of someone as smart and concerned as Daum is.
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" Mr. Carlson said that assimilation had failed and that immigration was "in the process of totally changing these ancient cultures into something different and much more volatile and much more threatening.
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Trump "made comments that were much more morally ambiguous, much more confusing, and I do think he could have done better," Ryan said of Trump's second press conference on the matter.
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"Companies that have high ESG scores are much better managed, much more rigorous, much more competitive and they are probably going to outperform those that have poorer ESG scores," said Studzinski.
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We lost a brother, best friend & so much more.
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But it is much more distressing -- and dangerous -- now.
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" A much more exciting name than "Lexington Avenue Express.
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" "Bri is much more than just a pretty face.
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Like we said — so much more than a miniskirt.
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My family is much more — they weren't that way.
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For women, it's about 84 percent — much more common.
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" He responded, "You were much more relaxed last night.
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Are much more popular among ... Who uses social media?
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" But, the Young family is much more than "comfortable.
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Browse all of our faves — and much more — here.
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Mo Brooks — with much more money and institutional support.
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They're much more reductive, which is ... I blame Twitter.
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He's a committed conservative — much more so than Trump.
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Trump is staggeringly unpopular — much more so than Clinton.
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" Irish dance, of course, is much more than "Riverdance.
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It is much more difficult to win it back. ■
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"Life is so much more beautiful because of it."
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Much more than it's saving — that's not so good.
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In some places graduates owe much more — or less.
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That is a much more interesting -- and relevant -- question.
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The gap in slugging percentages is much more striking: .
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This year he will get more — possibly much more.
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There's more in the letter — oh, so much more.
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Trees are air filters, air coolers, & so much more.
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That will require much more federal action — and money.
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"It was so much more meaningful in the moment for me than I predicted, and it's been resonantly much more meaningful than for me afterward than I ever saw coming," he said.
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"It's interesting that 24, which is much more explicitly about terrorism and counterterrorism, got so much more guff than Battlestar Galactica, which dealt with very similar themes of torture," Howard Gordon said.
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"Here you had a story and you had characters where deafness was one part of who they were, but they were so much more layered and so much more interesting," he says.
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Because of all the moving parts, a Professor is also much more delicate than the run-of-the-mill Rubik's—just watch how much more gingerly this guy treats his bigger cubes.
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"In so many investigations, time is of the essence, and this enables many police departments to access data so much more quickly and in forms that are much more helpful," Ives said.
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"We thought of the demo at I/O as much more of a technology demo, whereas what you see here is much more of the product side of the technology," Fox said.
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But how long will that actually play among an electorate that is so much more prosperous and from what I can gather, so much more optimistic than they&aposve been in years?
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"There were many more institutional investors present and a much more finance driven discussion, which I think will set the stage for much more impact investment activity amongst Catholic institutions," he said.
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"In other words, it now costs much more to live, but not much more to have fun," said economist Paul Dales, adding that this situation was hitting household spending on discretionary items.
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"That's much more modern and much more the way that physics gets done," said Weiss, a professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, of the decision to honor the entire team.
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"It is so much better for me being jacked because you feel so much more confident and you see yourself as this much more sexual person, which is really fun," he added.
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"What we have going on right now, and Trump's position in the Republican Party, makes this recalibration that much more important, that much more urgent," said Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah.
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The costs have fallen because of technology, said David Zylbersztajn, a former head of A.N.P. "Pre-salt today is much more competitive and much more productive than was ever imagined," he said.
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American men are much more likely to be murder victims than are women, and yet women are much more likely to see themselves reflected in the media as victims of violent crimes.
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"Our capabilities are much more and we can bear much more foreign debt, and this is in according to global indicators and according to our capabilities of inflows and reserves," he said.
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By moving to Egypt, as opposed to more cramped, walled-in cities like Paris or Rome, Origins has much more space to breath — and much more space to give players things to do.
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But, obviously, with the internet playing a much more vital role in society and playing a much more central role in society, the number and the complexity of these cases has increased significantly.
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"Facebook requires information reported about the ad buyer but not necessarily much more than a paid for disclaimer, and that can be not much more than a very innocuous group name," Massoglia said.
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"I used to be so much more shy, but now that I've anonymously opened myself up on the internet, in real life I'm much more in touch with who I am," she says.
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The United States achieved Klinsmann's objective by beating Ecuador last week, but awaiting the Americans in the semifinals was an opponent with a much more impressive pedigree and a much more talented roster.
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Billionaire Ray Dalio thinks that "ocean exploration is much more exciting and much more important than space exploration" — and his latest project aims to convince the rest of the world of that too.
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That's why BLS does so much more, and collects so much more data, than what goes into the monthly employment report—a prime example being their survey of contingent and alternative employment arrangements.
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"I had felt like showing that a liberal, free Portland — or any major city, really — is much more American and much more numerous and strong than any of these interloping groups," Welch added.
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Building a mountain would be a much more permanent and much more expensive step than cloud seeding, in which dry ice, silver iodide, or potassium iodide are pumped into clouds to increase rainfall.
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The complexity of this assortment defies the sense of ease in consuming art as entertainment or as a market commodity, and makes it into something much more personal, and requiring much more thought.
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Maybe his relationship with his American-born children would be complicated by their growing up in a much more diverse, much more connected world than the one that gave birth to his character.
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To really understand someone's chart, she says, you have to look at so much more than their sun sign or their gender, which is much more expansive than just male and female anyway.
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The question before us is not how much more the Republican Party might be willing to tolerate from the president but how much more we are willing to tolerate from the Republican Party.
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Percentage of all voters who agree with the following statements: 20193 TOTAL AGREEING: 22019 22018 Strengthen somewhat TOTAL AGREEING: 22019 34 26 Burden somewhat 23 20 Strengthen much more Burden much more NOV.
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It can be criticized on those grounds, but it's important to engage with the much more pressing, much more real threats to disabled people in the education budget and Trump's budget more broadly.
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But this can make it much more difficult for inmates to reintegrate into society: If they can't get a job, they're much more likely to turn to criminal activities to make ends meet.
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The laws of war are much more tolerant of government secrecy and coercion, censorship, surveillance, and detention than ordinary law, which is much more focused on individual life and on restraining government power.
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Mr Moon wants much more than such symbolic gestures, however.
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But the arguments for going forward are much more compelling.
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This concerns Scottish financial firms much more than Brexit does.
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Both events could draw much more attention to potential risks.
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Today's addition gives the line a much more prominent option.
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"Editorial is much more of a group decision," says Grand.
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But the decennial census involves much more than raw numbers.
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I don't want to say to much more than that.
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So they were much more likely to vote for Clinton.
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And, as they say in retail, there's so much more.
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Much more to the point, his daughter would be safe.
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Can we move to people much more interesting than writers?
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It's like Jumanji, but much more likely to decapitate you.
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It was much more sparse when I first did it.
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It's probably not much more dangerous that a rubber bullet.
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Getting those files open is much more of a challenge.
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But ratifying the deal just became much more difficult overall.
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So what we did was we got much more humble.
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Much more research will be needed to suss that out.
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That means its network can swell much more, much faster.
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Northern Ireland has much more of an edge to it.
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Rival Walmart, however, had a much more evenly paced year.
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Because it is so, so, so much more than that.
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It's so powerful and so much more creative and freeing.
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I talk to you and you seem much more optimistic.
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Still, he deserves to be remembered for so much more.
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DuVernay says it's about much more than just entertaining audiences.
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" Jeph Loeb added, "How much more fun could this be?
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Lady Gaga's 2016 Oscars performance was much more than entertainment.
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And the United States is being treated much more fairly.
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Perhaps, but the real thing is typically much more vitriolic.
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Emily Ratajkowski is so much more than just a model.
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Before there was a much more negative outtake on it.
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Much more impractical than forced deportation of 11 million immigrants.
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Soon everyone has much more to worry about than heartbreak.
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It's much more proggy than I thought it would've been.
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But the reality is much more structured than it seems.
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"They're having a much more difficult time now," Trump said.
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"Martial arts is so much more than (fighting)," she says.
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"I don't have any much more to give," Kim said.
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Those questions were much more interesting to me than the
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Technologies like Crispr are so much more accessible right now.
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"There's so much more chargedness with the decision," Sash says.
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I wasn't able to find out much more than that.
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The arch video, however, is much more clear and convincing.
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"And seeing it through that lens is much more interesting."
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I believe capitalism will need to be much more unfettered.
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Trump's relationship with conservatism is much more difficult to untangle.
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There is much more to learn about this symbiotic relationship.
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We are looking at much more disruption in the future.
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So here's to much more screen time for Jerry boy.
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Yes, there is still so much more to be done.
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Austria's will have much more space available for public use.
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But these times can represent so much more than that.
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That's a much more primitive, fundamental, backbone universal color categorization.
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Present day reality is, in some ways, much more frightening.
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It's bigger than that, but it's not much more complicated.
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Barcelona can be much more affordable than retirees might expect.
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Talking with Titanic is much more normal than interviewing Poppy.
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She's getting deeper into Hinduism here and experimenting much more.
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The answer, as always, is much more complicated than that.
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It is much more than simply not liking someone's art.
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The bayous of Louisiana are so much more than swamps.
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"They've become so much more than a retailer," Witcher said.
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It's a much more economically scalable way of doing things.
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It made the show so much more fun for us.
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By time we started, there so much more going on.
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True, you make everything so much more precious and memorable!!
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First, homeless people are much more mobile than they knew.
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But both are much more limited than what Wilson offers.
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Many prescribed drugs have much more serious risks than cannabis.
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And it's clear that GEM has much more to say.
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"I didn't want to milk cows much more," he says.
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The "scary" symposium pieces, by contrast, are much more revealing.
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That's why men are much more likely to be colorblind.
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Some would say a much more dangerous kind of geopolitics.
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"It's much more common than people even realize," he said.
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""In the '60s, you had a much more enlightened view.
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While Dugey's statements are vague, Morrison's are much more transparent.
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Issues include climate change, immigration, gun control and much more.
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This one is much more of a deep cut, however.
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There is a big difference: You have much more time.
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I love it much more than I ever loved politics.
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Looking ahead, the next moves would be much more painful.
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But there's much more in the CBO report worth noting.
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The opposite, is a much more darker thing to ponder.
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On Fridays, for example, she needs to order much more.
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But nationally, white women were a much more divided group.
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Originally, however, the show planned a much more gruesome end.
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Who knew there was so much more that could happen?
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You've fought so hard and deserve so much more. #Timeless.
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Like Rogers herself, it's much more than meets the eye.
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There is so much more and I can't get enough.
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He's much more bullish on the prospects for wheat futures.
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Within the index, most stocks are doing much more poorly.
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AND AS YOU KNOW MYLAN IS MUCH MORE THAN EPIPEN.
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"You know Myan is much more then EpiPen," Bresch said.
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"The fiscal stance is much more growth friendly," he added.
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Result: readers get a lot more death much more often.
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This morning puts so much more gasoline in my engine.
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But obtaining PrEP is much more difficult than birth control.
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I would want much more information before reaching a conclusion.
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But the longer term impact could be much more profound.
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Video games have become so much more than idle playthings.
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But the NDAs obtained by Vox are much more broad.
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And Pyongyang's program is much more advanced than Iran's was.
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I know I have so much more to learn now.
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With an account, the app had much more to offer.
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But Morehouse's endowment of $140 million is much more modest.
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It was much more complex than that, especially in 1923.
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In California, progressives face a much more welcoming political environment.
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It's much more progressed, accessible, and yet still very heavy.
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We are so much more technology driven than ever before.
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How much more difficult did it make this album cycle?
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But there's so much more to see beyond Earth's atmosphere.
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Harry is much more interested in music than the Internet.
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We found big savings on MacBooks, iPads, and much more.
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But Mojave, so far, is so much more than that.
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But soon, insurtech will be much more difficult to ignore.
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However, both couples' other wedding portraits were much more alike.
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It's just so much more now, and it makes sense.
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"It seems like much more than mental illness," he said.
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Making malt whiskey is much more complicated than making bourbon.
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And it presaged a much more direct attack to come.
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I became much more fearless as I moved through motherhood.
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Their collective efforts are about much more than Balderson's candidacy.
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"Life feels much more normal, and that's amazing," he said.
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Startups create jobs, arguably much more effectively than large companies.
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Expect much more of this in the campaign's closing days.
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It may be a few dozen but not much more.
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EOC: Yes, there's like so much more that they say.
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How much more expensive are prescription drugs in the U.S.?
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After all, my baby was much more important a focus.
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It's much more efficient if I can impact the creators.
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"(Millennials) certainly are much more enthusiastic about learning," Doman said.
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Crowdfunding enables us to calculate our risks much more carefully.
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"We're writing in a much more rock mentality," Mitchell shares.
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When United come the price is double or much more.
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My makeup just glides on and looks much more natural.
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Both proved to be much more interesting than they sound.
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Additionally, they're much more comfortable than their appearance might indicate.
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There is so much more to the story than that.
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It would also be much more approachable than a motorcycle!
|
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But India's government now has a much more ambitious plan.
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"It's definitely making this whole engagement that much more exciting."
|
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The IBMers also recognized that much more work lies ahead.
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But she thinks there's much more work to be done.
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This is going to be much more technical than that.
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When I was 13, I knew much more than him.
|
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The playoff history between these teams is much more lopsided.
|
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First, beers from the U.S. are becoming much more popular.
|
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But normally, a piece of Cabrales is much more affordable.
|
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Wesley is undeniably much more likable than Josh and Angelica.
|
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It's "much more advertising than I would like," Massoumi says.
|
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But we have to talk to one another much more.
|
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And I have become much more aware of my choices.
|
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So it's going to be much more convenient for Apple.
|
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After that point, passing a bill becomes much more difficult.
|
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Still, the company clearly has much more work to do.
|
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And they're going to be rewarded with much more influence.
|
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I feel so much more in control of it now.
|
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Fine, in other words, but not much more than that.
|
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His ideas for reducing corruption are not much more elaborated.
|
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She is not much more forthcoming about her own life.
|
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But his book is about much more than that. Writing.
|
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The unnameable tensions in the music became much more nameable.
|
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Business development has been much more modest in Fiscal 2016.
|
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Expect to do much more traveling over the next year.
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BARTIROMO: There's much more ahead including the fight against ISIS.
|
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Now flights are not only cheaper but much more plentiful.
|
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Naturally, this endeavor proves much more complicated than anyone thought.
|
|
In 2012, Hitman: Absolution provided a much more linear gameplay.
|
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Everyone's much more excited about salmon, or cod, or whatever.
|
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He's capable of so much more than most people imagine.
|
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"Karma is so much more than just a drone" pic.twitter.
|
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Two new books offer much more intelligent explanations of Brexit.
|
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This time round the reaction has been much more sympathetic.
|
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How much more there is of that, I'm not sure.
|
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"In India, their style is much more casual," she said.
|
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Needless to say Ben is much more likable than Gaston.
|
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It will soon be much more than 3 million jobs.
|
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If it's not, they may lose much more than that.
|
|
No. Genetics is so, so much more complicated than that.
|
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It's much more like the bilateral symmetry found in nature.
|
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A physical book is good for much more than reading.
|
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"Our company has gotten much more mature," he also says.
|
|
That would make the phone much more 'portable' between carriers.
|
|
But its users have evolved it into so much more.
|
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Finance and health care, he says, are much more difficult.
|
|
Pattinson: I think it's so much more than the script.
|
|
People stop and restart much more often than they realise.
|
|
He is much more demonstrative, looks for his shots more.
|
|
"The tour is so much more global now," she said.
|
|
You'll learn so much more about the world of Midgard.
|
|
It just makes these basic exercises so much more effective!
|
|
Though these are also regressive, they are much more efficient.
|
|
After the cancer diagnosis, he became that much more important.
|
|
You can easily change colors, complications, backgrounds, and much more.
|
|
But he is up to something much more complex here.
|
|
The bottom line of a business is much more important.
|
|
But the DEA itself profited much more from the programme.
|
|
Unfortunately, however, most training programs cost much more than $1,000.
|
|
And her character never gets much more complex than that.
|
|
But Tim Apple is so much more than a mistake.
|
|
" My first thought: "But wasn't this so much more fun?
|
|
Without the twist ending, that image feels much more telling.
|
|
The machinery of science moves much more slowly than hype.
|
|
"There's so much more to do in the core business."
|
|
You can find out much more about these sessions here.
|
|
Since that time the Fed has sounded much more dovish.
|
|
He's got a much more extensive resume than that though.
|
|
But Justice Scalia was much more than just a passenger.
|
|
They don't want to provoke much more reaction than that.
|
|
It threatens a much more profound reconfiguration of global pricing.
|
|
Scalped's music was meaner, heavier, and much, much more metallic.
|
|
"This show is so much more than that," Tortorella says.
|
|
Europe's recent political polarization is about much more than terrorism.
|
|
But suddenly, this event had much more impact on me.
|
|
So I think the Fed definitely became much more accommodative.
|
|
It could be that we could see much more violence.
|
|
"Thanks to God we got so much more than that."
|
|
But the true story is much more complicated than that.
|
|
Chronic truancy is much more common among black children, moreover.
|
|
This means so much more than just buying another thing.
|
|
The Trump administration's demands seem to be much more fluid.
|
|
And that took so much more labor than I understood.
|
|
And there's so much more important work to be done.
|
|
But it's clear the state needs to do much more.
|
|
It will take much more than antitrust to rectify this.
|
|
But the Apple Watch Series 4 now does much more.
|
|
Trump National Hudson Valley - so much more to your Membership!
|
|
We appreciate it much more than we could ever express.
|
|
It's much more fun to imagine the other (better) seasons.
|
|
"And it keeps the whole space looking much more glam!"
|
|
Much more to come on the big Russia probe development.
|
|
Those small details make the simulation that much more compelling.
|
|
But Francis [Lawrence] made me feel so much more comfortable.
|
|
"It was much more informative than we thought," he said.
|
|
No, the reason for the tat was much more pedestrian.
|
|
There's still so much more help needed in the island.
|
|
Much more and we may feel awkward when we meet.
|
|
"Today, we can measure so much more," Mr. Baskett said.
|
|
It is something I hope to see much more of.
|
|
It was unclear how much more time would be given.
|
|
That much more crisp and obvious in front of you.
|
|
But using wood can do much more than is appreciated.
|
|
We're creating a much more holistic program for the traveler.
|
|
But that means, now, we have to edit much more.
|
|
"It's much more than just the actual photo," she writes.
|
|
Google has a much more radical approach with the Ara.
|
|
It makes the iPhone feel much more like game console.
|
|
So I think that makes the conversation much more interesting.
|
|
"I just have so much more energy now," she says.
|
|
I understand it, and I will be much more mindful.
|
|
The deserted civilization is much more than an archaeological marvel.
|
|
Fuels at Indian petrol stations are also much more expensive.
|
|
I don't [know] how much more people can take it.
|
|
The other type, weapon skin gambling, is much more complicated.
|
|
Now, the delivery market in China is much more advanced.
|
|
A man's best friend is so much more than that.
|
|
People could have a much more intimate connection to it.
|
|
It's much more than I would want to deal with.
|
|
What's more, the umbrella term travel insurance covers much more.
|
|
I won't go into much more detail, but it's squishy.
|
|
And the filmmakers certainly took their story much more seriously.
|
|
A loss like this ought to mean returning much more.
|
|
"Lo and behold, everyone seemed much more chipper," she said.
|
|
S. and Mexico share so much more than a border.
|
|
Twitter, of course, would cost much more than $1 billion.
|
|
It's going to help us do so much more research.
|
|
It's much more fun to believe in happily ever after.
|
|
But the reality is that it's much more than that.
|
|
However, as with anything, it is likely much more complicated.
|
|
But it may be much more than anyone bargained for.
|
|
The truth is, she is so much more than that.
|
|
Enabling movement in the legs is also much more complicated.
|
|
Republican women are so much more smarter than Democratic women.
|
|
Priscilla Chan is so much more than Mark Zuckerberg's wife.
|
|
This would benefit wealthy families much more than poor ones.
|
|
But that's much more fulfilling than just focusing on yourself.
|
|
It's a messaging app, but it does so much more.
|
|
However, Americans' preference for Israel is still much more widespread.
|
|
That made the experience even worse, and much more laborious.
|
|
""We all have so much more power than we think.
|
|
They love Kobe much more than LeBron (James) in China.
|
|
For one thing, the world itself is much more diverse.
|
|
You are capable of so much more than you realize.
|
|
They've proven to be much more popular than that, however.
|
|
Formalities with documentation were increased, making deals much more complex.
|
|
And this dress does just that — and so much more.
|
|
I appreciate it much more now than 20 years ago.
|
|
It's just a much more fun way to live life.
|
|
But without the typical symptoms, it's certainly much more difficult.
|
|
That's a much more reasonable amount of space for 2016.
|
|
Now I have much more time to waste on Twitter.
|
|
I consume Instagram in a much more moderate way now.
|
|
It's actually a much more complicated question than it sounds.
|
|
They are incredibly talented athletes, but they're also much more.
|
|
But we were made for so much more than that.
|
|
There's so much more to this painting than the iPhone.
|
|
But, characteristically, the Googler didn't share much more internal data.
|
|
But he also wants to do much more than that.
|
|
Think: pumpkin bath bombs, colorful soaps, and so much more.
|
|
"Indies today are much more collaborative than competitive," he says.
|
|
But economic inequality has been a much more intractable problem.
|
|
It's much more difficult than deciding on other people's behalf.
|
|
Blizzard hasn't revealed much more than that at this point.
|
|
We have much more detail on how we tested here .
|
|
Mexico, however, managed to reach a much more respectable 5th.
|
|
That makes it much more virulent, and far more dangerous.
|
|
Now how much more does Pat Toomey need to hear?
|
|
His lights are much more meaningful than spreading holiday cheer.
|
|
But today, there were fashionably dressed and much more calm.
|
|
I think they're much more useful the older you get.
|
|
Yet tumbling unemployment is about much more than statistical trickery.
|
|
Gardeners know that a landscape is much more than plants.
|
|
To techy types, this seems much more efficient and futuristic.
|
|
But EBY is much more than your average subscription service.
|
|
EARLIER... PASADENA, California — Your April just became much more awesome.
|
|
And it will certainly make this event much more interesting.
|
|
The NutriBullet can do so much more than smoothies though.
|
|
That's much more than the $359 spent by baby boomers.
|
|
So they have much more patience with a woman's labor.
|
|
That's much more than the average premium for family coverage.
|
|
It's much more comfortable with the former than the latter.
|
|
That is much more than one can say about Japan.
|
|
And after the extension: ZenFlix Ahhhh, much more visually pleasing.
|
|
Don't expect much more and you'll have a fine time.
|
|
It's much more stressful thinking about it than doing it.
|
|
"People are becoming much more open to it," Gerson says.
|
|
Much more important for setting gold prices is investment appetite.
|
|
You can read a much more detailed technical description here.
|
|
The rechristened Sierra macOS answers that question and much more.
|
|
But my health is so much more important than breasts.
|
|
You can't ask for much more from the pitching staff.
|
|
The team's website doesn't offer up much more information, either.
|
|
What Booker is proposing, though, is something much more expansive.
|
|
Climate change makes this extreme heat so much more likely.
|
|
Fortnite is becoming much more than a battle royale game.
|
|
The film, while entertaining, was so much more than that.
|
|
The power of deep learning can be much more accurate.
|
|
But passengers have much more to lose from a deal.
|
|
Microsoft will be much more competitive on the VR front.
|
|
There's much more to explore about this system, Schlegel noted.
|
|
There are times when private conversation is much more effective.
|
|
As a result, the entire adventure is much more manageable.
|
|
" Says Schallert of Duke: "She's much more together and mature.
|
|
Meanwhile, Republicans remain much more positive about capitalism and socialism.
|
|
We're not going to be needing that much more sand.
|
|
This was much more than the expected 200,000 new jobs.
|
|
As you can see, Cooper looks much more presentable now.
|
|
She is much more on the fence than he is.
|
|
Trump is much more flexible than he's given credit for.
|
|
Militaries appear to be acquiring much more powerful jamming technologies.
|
|
I mean, how much more diverse can my clients be?
|
|
We've got so much more to explore and to give.
|
|
But this rise was much more dramatic among young adults.
|
|
He was then, but he's so much more romantic now!
|
|
Indeed, Broadway appears to be much more progressive than Hollywood.
|
|
I must be prepared for more of this, much more.
|
|
But the truth is, he's so much more than that.
|
|
Exactly how much more money owners pay varies by state.
|
|
But that feels like a different, much more complex issue.
|
|
"That's harder to measure, but much more interesting," Benesch says.
|
|
Serkis' Caesar is much more human than any human character.
|
|
But it's now becoming much more important than ever before.
|
|
Much more to share with you guys from out visit.
|
|
It doesn't get much more fun and unique than that.
|
|
Trump is much more likely to make a provocative joke.
|
|
However, it's going to be a much more volatile climb.
|
|
Other stories of pets left behind are much more heartbreaking.
|
|
"This issue is about much more than bathrooms," said Kolkhorst.
|
|
Products and services are delivered much more reliably and efficiently.
|
|
I'm not sure records get much more groovy than this.
|
|
Life is much more beautiful than I could have imagined.
|
|
Much more testing and developing still remains to be done.
|
|
I think there's so much more work to be done.
|
|
But you seem like much more of a pensive guy.
|
|
Right, that $10 billion is much more expensive for you.
|
|
"I have so much more to tell you," she says.
|
|
Some states spend much more than others on operating costs.
|
|
Republican senators have much more to worry about from primary
|
|
A second definition widely in use is much more narrow.
|
|
Overall, it was much more than the market had expected.
|
|
Students then discovered they were obligated to pay much more.
|
|
They're much more global in their thinking than we were.
|
|
For instance, today's labor force is also much more mobile.
|
|
Yet the reality is much more nuanced than critics allow.
|
|
The question is becoming much more important with each week.
|
|
For me, it's become much more of an emotional thing.
|
|
Much more than we realize, thoroughly distracted as we are.
|
|
MARK ESPER: I think the Army looks much more robotic.
|
|
But "design" has come to mean much more than craft.
|
|
They deserve so much more than what I give them.
|
|
But I was much more intrigued by rainbow grilled cheese.
|
|
The thin normal sock also got smelly much more quickly.
|
|
But there is just so much more to be done.
|
|
"It's much more oil declining (than metals gaining)," he said.
|
|
"She is interacting personally with people much more," said Rep.
|
|
But they're much more disturbing than anyone dared to imagine.
|
|
Jared should expect daily ass whuppings ... and much, MUCH more.
|
|
So the bomber downing just made things much more dangerous.
|
|
You're learning so much more than you can even imagine.
|
|
We have so much more than we ever thought possible.
|
|
"Things can be much more flexible now thanks to software."
|
|
There are more competitors now, and much, much more money.
|
|
It was not that voters like Republicans so much more.
|
|
I just think the upside is much more than downside.
|
|
Go deeper: Reuters has much more on the report here.
|
|
But a second look shows that they're much more refined.
|
|
This time around, it's about so much more than medals.
|
|
However, the Order is much more integrated into contemporary society.
|
|
"Brisket" tacos, Frito pie, "Salmon" sushi and so much more.
|
|
But the letters are used for much more than marketing.
|
|
"People are much more efficient if they monotask," he said.
|
|
In general, GOP campaign ads have been much more localized.
|
|
He would deserve much more than that as an ending.
|
|
But this stuff scared me much more than horror movies.
|
|
Campaigning is much more difficult than attending a training session.
|
|
We were able to be much more organized this year.
|
|
Not much more than a week later, it appears again!
|
|
He hasn't given much more in terms of details, however.
|
|
There isn't much more that the ECB can do now.
|
|
I have a job today and I'm much more relaxed.
|
|
It's much more fun to identify what you do want.
|
|
That makes tax changes much more urgent for the GOP.
|
|
Soler: Well, it was much more naive I would say.
|
|
That would render them much more difficult to be elected.
|
|
It's going to make the challenge that much more epic.
|
|
We tested out multitasking, the new settings, and much more.
|
|
But, obviously, you can do much more in a book.
|
|
Like us, these women are so much more than crazy.
|
|
Instead, managers need to do much more to inspire success.
|
|
Ford apparently wants to be much more than a carmaker.
|
|
I felt so much more comfortable in my own skin.
|
|
We need to see much, much more of these two.
|
|
This is so much more dignified than receiving humanitarian assistance.
|
|
But if we want to we can plant much more.
|
|
But in the meantime, there's so much more to women.
|
|
There are less flattering reasons that seem much more plausible.
|
|
It has made Utah that much more dangerous to opponents.
|
|
Now, large sections of the maps flow much more quickly.
|
|
How much more could Google make from these app ads?
|
|
Seriously, I don't know how much more I can take.
|
|
The car itself is much more difficult to track down.
|
|
Being famous, I think, is much more costly than beneficial.
|
|
Doing the same with front kicks is much more difficult.
|
|
So I'm able to capture those riders much more easily.
|
|
"It's so much more real [than other media]," said Bell.
|
|
There was much more to the shocking defeat of Rep.
|
|
But since then, his health is so much more better.
|
|
HASTINGS: IN ASIA, IT IS MUCH MORE MOBILE PHONE CENTRIC.
|
|
Playing doubles together, however, is a much more appealing prospect.
|
|
But all the songs on here, they're much more genuine.
|
|
But when I wasn't working, it was much more difficult.
|
|
"I had much more fun than anyone else," Swift joked.
|
|
He was much more than that, and everyone knew it.
|
|
Consequently, my rehabilitation process was much more challenging than anticipated.
|
|
But Mr Seselj did much more than engage in politics.
|
|
I don't know how much more people can take it.
|
|
That, and so much more, didn't quite go as planned.
|
|
The company is much more than a credit reporting agency.
|
|
It's much more linked to reality than you might think.
|
|
Soundcloud can be so much more than a music platform!
|
|
Caucuses are much more involved than primaries, as CNN explains.
|
|
Today, this innovation is much more disruptive, global and fast.
|
|
Instead it became something wilder — and much more culturally interesting.
|
|
But it feels like it should do so much more.
|
|
Thankfully, his Sharknado character, Dr. Wobbegon, sounds much more normal.
|
|
Social golf is another, and generally features much more beer.
|
|
Because you are so much more than a f—— number.
|
|
But Democrats' progressive agenda would suffer much more for it.
|
|
But the EU says much more needs to be done.
|
|
You argue for much more expansive version of judicial review.
|
|
Paystack has followed a similar template, albeit much more localised.
|
|
Stay tuned for much more over the next few days.
|
|
These are more simplistic than Siri, and much more utilitarian.
|
|
It becomes much more your reality than your daytime life.
|
|
It's much more exciting than the monotony of everyday life.
|
|
Another benefit is that the attachment is much more secure.
|
|
All that stuff mattered much more than breaking Gibson's record.
|
|
Third, we should get much more aggressive about policing bots.
|
|
The deal also helped Texas Instruments generate much more cash.
|
|
But there's a much more insidious intimidation at play, here.
|
|
Democratic voters hold a much more favorable opinion of Sen.
|
|
Changing renminbi for foreign currency has become much more difficult.
|
|
We can we can argue about that much more effectively.
|
|
Renault holds a much more powerful 43% shareholding in Nissan.
|
|
On Sunday, Mr. Mutko struck a much more conciliatory tone.
|
|
Especially when you know you're capable of so much more.
|
|
Everybody in here knows we're capable of so much more.
|
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Be he's likely to be a much more extreme policymaker.
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"You become much more discriminating in your caregivers," Lank continued.
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These come much more virtually alive in writing to you.
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Here's how much more college graduates make in every state.
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Across the way, Nordstrom was much more full of life.
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We'll have much more on those in a different article.
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The matte black finish is much more impressive to me.
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"Most people have much more fat than that," he says.
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That makes it a business decision, and not much more.
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Much more damning: he is unscrupulous, unserious and poorly organised.
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The EU trades much more with other countries (see chart).
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I think I'm much more humble than you would understand.
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Yet her killing came to stand for much more, too.
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Video is so much more powerful and impactful, she said.
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For example, they voted much more in 2008 and 2012.
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Reading about people's lived experience is also much more interesting.
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Latvia's economy has suffered much more serious financial problems before.
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At other times, the cars polluted much more than allowed.
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People are using it much more for convening around ideas.
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THERE'S SO MUCH MORE YOU CAN DO. WE WANT CONTINUITY.
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But the past week's anniversary surprise is much more momentous.
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"Vice feels much more able to move quickly," she said.
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There's so much more to take in at Disrupt Berlin.
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However, German society later became much more open and tolerant.
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Much more likely, Trump is just mentally unstable and narcissistic.
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Renault has a much more powerful 43% shareholding in Nissan.
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Italy's potential snub to Europe would be much more severe.
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The performance was much more important today than a win.
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There is so much more to do with the brand.
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They were much more reluctant to overturn New Deal policies.
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How much more can we pack on to the markets?
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"We're going to be arrested much more," Fonda told reporters.
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But the film is about much more than the game.
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"How much more hurtful can you be?" asked the Rev.
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Ideas of what constitutes masculinity can become much more fluid.
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But some victories will be much more meaningful than others.
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We have much more to come-- with Warren after this.
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At Deep Springs "relationships are much more genuine and intimate".
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Servers are much more sparse in areas with lower traffic.
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And global action on climate must become much more ambitious.
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Reactions have just made my online life much more complicated.
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He left the appointment with much more than a lollipop.
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It will be much more curious than Dan Brown's masterpieces.
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Schaaf's disclosure represents a much more proactive form of rebellion.
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Now we're enjoying much more space, without breaking the bank.
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It was a much more intimate relationship with the designers.
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But they're evolving rapidly and can do so much more.
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I don't know how much more disrespectful you can get.
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The origin story of comics, however, is much more complicated.
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You'll be amazed at how much more energized you feel.
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Much more must be done before victory can be declared.
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The yarn glides over the metal hook much more easily.
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American voters need to hear much more about their intentions.
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So you need to have much more empathy with people.
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Uma's is much more cosmopolitan than your typical beach shack.
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Everything is run through lawyers, and it's much more constraining.
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But these programs are so much more than just statistics.
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Much more meaningful than at any time, I would think.
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But over longer spans, coastlines have been much more dynamic.
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"Because then the end product is that much more satisfying."
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We have much more than the rest of the island.
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It will be much more than just an annoying inconvenience.
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There is so much more going on in this piece.
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On a private jet, the service is much more personable
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"It was a much more dangerous time," her son said.
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Instead, emerging as the establishment favorite is much more critical.
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On longer CDs, the cost can be much more significant.
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"False certainty is much more dangerous than uncertainty," he said.
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I probably take them much more seriously now, since Katrina.
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"At this stage there's so much more uncertainty," Sanday said.
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Cookie cutters are for so much more than just sweets.
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Americans deserve more -- so much more -- from a President. pic.twitter.
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One plus one would equal something much more than two.
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But gold is a much more complicated market to regulate.
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"This is a much more sustainable growth trajectory," Case said.
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Or just buy the much more affordable Surface Pro 4.
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The man knew much more about Wuxia than she did.
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"He was much more efficient," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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We have much more from Warren Buffett still to come.
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This morning's lower stock prices suggests they're much more pessimistic.
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I think he's much more open, in this last term.
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Costs far more now-- it's a much more complex product.
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And this again allows us to be much more proactive.
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It makes the whole immersion aspect that much more intense.
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At the time, enrollment numbered not much more than 6,000.
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Blaze also offered a much more limited degree of customizability.
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But the origin of the term is much more abstruse.
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It's also a much more manageable bite than Popeyes' sandwich.
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And yet for Lexie Nobrega, it was so much more.
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"Why can't I just retire now?" was much more common.
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The confident statements come amid a much more complicated picture.
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"We can't really extend them too much more," she said.
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How much more should we ask military families to endure?
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A vote this season would have demanded much more consideration.
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How much more of this can-- can your employees take?
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Why pay so much more for basically the same quality?
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All of these things, and so much more, are possible.
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States with more liberal governments extended benefits much more widely.
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He has a much more profound idea of being patriotic.
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Today, winning Republican votes is a much more daunting prospect.
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Not smiling is about much more than surface image, though.
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Yet such a perspective obscures much more than it reveals.
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Anderson thinks she will be a much more difficult case.
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