It's 4.7mm shorter and 4mm narrower than the iPhone 6S Plus, 5.8mm shorter and 3.9mm narrower than the Nexus 73P, and 2.2mm narrower than last year's already trim Note 5.
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Stock ownership has becoming concentrated in a narrower and narrower group ever since the financial crisis.
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And that vision got narrower and narrower until we had about 15 or 20 songs that fit.
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This has led to doomsday procedures—referred to as Continuation of Government (COG) planning—becoming narrower and narrower.
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He admitted that a pro-trade, pro-immigration conservative like him had "a narrower and narrower path to nomination".
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" He added: "I think the window is getting narrower and narrower, especially once we know we have a nominee.
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As the scene progresses, that shot becomes narrower and narrower as more things fill in both sides of the frame.
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But a bear market is really about cycles and manias, and then things one-by-one rolling over and the market getting narrower and narrower.
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More compliance risks: Fintechs could find themselves written into a narrower and narrower regulatory box, increasing the chances they're shut down for benign compliance missteps.
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Except in overdoing it, we actually dial down those very nerves' responsiveness, thus rendering our bandwidth for any and all sexual pleasure narrower and narrower.
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"It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative ... has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party," Flake says, and he is likely right.
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They envisioned a narrower and narrower market, where only the sickest people or people receiving the most financial assistance buy coverage — the very eventuality the mandate is supposed to prevent.
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The companies have a narrower concern — maximizing financial returns.
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This calculation is a narrower range of months — e.g.
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Why it matters: The window for Saudi Arabia to put forward an explanation that explains Khashoggi's disappearance, absolves MBS of responsibility and passes muster with the world is getting narrower and narrower.
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Both laptops also have narrower bezels than their last iterations.
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It was a much narrower victory than many had expected.
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For instance, Miami Beach is considerably narrower than it was.
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All four models now have narrower bezels around the screen.
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Biden supported a narrower war power authorization prioritizing the WMDs.
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Seats are narrower, legroom more cramped and luggage space elusive.
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True, the deficit is narrower than election promises had suggested.
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If Bridgewater starts, a far narrower win should be expected.
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Clinton has a narrower edge on managing the federal government.
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Yes, that's narrower than the breadth of a human hair.
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The gap last year was narrower in younger age brackets.
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Because Republicans win by narrower margins their votes go further.
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Or was it a narrower demographic that you looked at?
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There's a broader political debate outside the narrower methodological debate.
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The rest of the world is narrower and straight hitting.
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It remains profitable, but that too has become much narrower.
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Legislation can cut abuse, but it needs to be narrower.
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In any event, a few narrower observations are as follows.
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A narrower device is easier to handle in one hand.
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Kaine introduced a narrower AUMF proposal last year with Sen.
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The socks have a narrower profile to accommodate women's feet.
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The company's loss was also much narrower than analysts expected.
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Bilateral discussions, when they occur, will have a narrower agenda.
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Taller, narrower phones are here, and they're here to stay.
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But what he asked me was actually narrower than that.
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And the geography of invention is getting narrower every year.
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Their plan is significantly narrower than the White House framework.
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Heidi Heitkamp, cited the narrower interests in their own states.
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The rock wall gets taller and the path gets narrower.
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The streets became narrower, the houses smaller and closer together.
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" He added: "The speaker thing is obviously a narrower universe.
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"Narrower gets it done," according to Thune – and he's right.
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"The speaker thing is obviously a narrower universe," he said.
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Flight paths are more predictable, narrower and at lower altitudes.
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And Ohio's health exception is much narrower than Roe v.
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In June, the story will get narrower and narrower, until it's just two teams in a room, Anna and Levin, across from each other in a cosmic coincidence that recontextualizes everything that happened before.
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As the road that allowed gold to leave Venezuela through Caracas grows narrower and narrower, Venezuela's porous border with Brazil and Colombia has become the main avenue through which the gold leaves the country.
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Musk aims to cut that through narrower tunnels and other moves.
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The narrower spiral staircase at the back would also be modified.
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Women tend to have narrower heels and higher arches than men.
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But in fact, the difference is far narrower than it appears.
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The Strait is even narrower than its 21-mile width suggests.
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Warren also leads Trump in similar matchups, but by narrower margins.
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Ashley Monroe's Sparrow has a much narrower range, and it captivates.
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Things only seemed to get worse and worse; darker and narrower.
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Obviously, the margin for error in the Senate is much narrower.
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That probe looked at a narrower period, from 230 to 231.
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The battered wearable-camera maker reported a narrower than expected loss.
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Ultimately you'll get a narrower view of options using this platform.
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People were left with narrower sidewalks — or no sidewalks at all.
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It may be that this narrower focus makes them more efficient.
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The second review takes a somewhat narrower and more stringent approach.
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That was narrower than the $59.1 million it posted in 2016.
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This is basically a narrower version of TTIP in the goals.
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Indeed, it expects a narrower gap between global demand and supply.
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Even the best teams have weaknesses; they're just narrower in scope.
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That's considerably narrower than the original projection we had of: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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Personal loyalty, in his view, trumped narrower or more abstract fealties.
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But Mr Xi has a narrower view of what is acceptable.
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But its profit margin was slightly narrower than a year ago.
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It won't be that much narrower than most regular smartphone designs.
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The three women form a parallel, narrower line near the front.
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The organisers also appear to have a narrower goal in mind.
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Lawmakers could still act on a narrower measure ending the separations.
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Other Republican districts with big name incumbents have even narrower margins.
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" Nibali said: "The road became narrower, and there were no barriers.
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The networks of available doctors are narrower than people would like.
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Another, Susan Collins (R-ME), is pushing a narrower compromise proposal.
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At the Met, she has limited herself to a narrower palette.
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That would track a narrower Dubai backwardation last month, they said.
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Those working on legal issues will have a much narrower foothold.
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Trump reaped narrower gains among Hispanics and blue-collar white women.
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It was lively but with a narrower bandwidth than the Huia.
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UK copyright law is narrower; there is no fair use standard.
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They only get narrower up where the professionals will hit it.
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Economists have found few signs these gaps are getting any narrower.
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Like Rubio, Coons also endorses the concept of a narrower bill.
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Last week the energy company reported a narrower fourth-quarter loss.
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The administration hopes that the narrower order will survive court challenges.
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Below the shelf is a narrower seating ledge for sipping cocktails.
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Because the Boeing 767 is narrower than most other wide-body planes — like the Boeing 777 or 787, or the Airbus A330 — business class seats tend to be a bit narrower than on the bigger jets.
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"We've seen the leadership become narrower and narrower each week since then," Elfenbein said, adding that investors are changing their risk assessment considering both a Federal Reserve decision on interest rates this year and the impending election.
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"It's substantially narrower but they're still after a substantial amount of content."
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"30% percent more content does not mean narrower grooves," Loibl told Gizmodo.
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We shouldn't create narrower beauty standards in the name of body positivity.
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Without their backing, his path to re-election would be significantly narrower.
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Imports fell 20.14 percent on-year, narrower than April's 24 percent drop.
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But endings can also be narrower, more personal — and no less wrenching.
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As a result, the room for error is far narrower than before.
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That is because the Republican victory there was much narrower than usual.
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The narrower the channel, the more computing power can be squeezed in.
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Idaho, like Utah, overruled its voters to pass a narrower Medicaid bill.
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Both want to win, of course, but their definitions are considerably narrower.
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Trump's proposal would also have a slightly narrower focus in some ways.
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Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, has drafted a narrower compromise measure.
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In contrast, the path forward for Bernie Sanders is trickier and narrower.
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In the Senate, there's been talk of moving a much narrower bill.
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The emotional range of the dancing in "Shuffle Along" is also narrower.
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It's a narrower margin than a Fox News Poll released on Oct.
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The penalties for sanctuary jurisdictions will also be narrower than previously proposed.
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If you have narrower feet, I don't think sizing up is necessary.
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Mr. Donnelly preferred a longer, narrower corner unit facing an interior courtyard.
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Judge Brinkema's order is also narrower in scope than Judge Robart's order.
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As his path to victory grows narrower, his desperation grows more pronounced.
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Print also presents a narrower mix of ideas than you find online.
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The second, much narrower concern involves the nature of fashion as art.
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The Traditional is a little narrower in flavor and more focused texturally.
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Previously, Moody's was calling for a narrower, 5% drop for department stores.
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To answer those questions, it must be augmented by other, narrower tenets.
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If Mr. Bloomberg is not nominated, Mr. Wolfson suggested a narrower focus.
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I believe a narrower bill could be crafted to achieve that objective.
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The No. 3 GOP senator has endorsed a narrower solution for weeks.
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The narrower version, which Mr. Heller backed, left the Medicaid expansion intact.
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Though that was narrower than a year ago, revenue slipped 6 percent.
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Alex Burns on how the debate played out with a narrower field.
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But their arguments in those cases had been made on narrower grounds.
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Then the path gets steeper and narrower around the Republican redistricting firewall.
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He instead mentioned Medicare payments to health-care providers, a narrower issue.
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Michael McCaul's (R-Texas) bill against a narrower, bipartisan proposal by Reps.
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The narrower the bid/ask spread, the lower the cost to trade.
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The narrower networks, despite their inconveniences, have helped keep insurance prices lower.
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This talk of a narrower, bipartisan fix, though, is rankling conservative Republicans.
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Rubio voted against the narrower deal that the group offered last week.
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Iowa's law was a little narrower in scope than Idaho's and Utah's.
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That translates into a construction that is a bit softer and narrower.
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But Clinton's lead in the polls is getting narrower in New Hampshire.
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Roll call voting is focusing on a narrower (and slower) legislative agenda.
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One application was rejected, and then a second, narrower application was accepted.
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Pandora Media (P) lost 5003 cents per share, narrower than analysts had expected.
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Also being planned, the reports said, are an unspecified number of narrower corridors.
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Spreads are narrower: as of July 22011th they stood at two percentage points.
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But my worry is, is it actually making the world a narrower place?
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There's still bezel above and below the screen, but they're narrower than before.
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A narrower gap between long- and short-term rates would squeeze banks' margins.
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His margin this year was narrower, but not enough to do him in.
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The much narrower Dow Jones industrial average fell 2000 points, or 2.39 percent.
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These narrower subcategories allow the streamer to make more specific and targeted recommendations.
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The gap is a bit narrower in the U.S. than it is globally.
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The screens were curved so the phones were narrower and easier to hold.
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But the closer the satellites are to earth, the narrower the signal beam.
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This narrower margin could erode their financial standing and eventually inhibit their lending.
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The regulated marijuana market entails less risk—but also a narrower profit margin.
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Pure Storage issued a narrower-than-expected adjusted loss, with revenue topping forecasts.
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Canada posted a narrower trade surplus in June as exports fell by 22016%.
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And despite it being narrower, there's still a "chin" bezel below the screen.
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Canada posted a narrower trade surplus in June as exports fell by 23.5%.
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It turns out that agreeableness can be meaningfully divided into two narrower traits.
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But domestic problems could still stand in the way to narrower yield spreads.
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Trump's lead is narrower than other polls of South Carolina Republicans have shown.
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Americans in general similarly agreed, though by slightly narrower difference, 9953% to 34%.
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As he made clear during the campaign, Trump's vision could hardly be narrower.
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Private polling in the state shows the measure leading by narrower margins, however.
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That 30-year gap may be getting narrower, and the storms more devastating.
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His opponents argue that Congress had a narrower idea of emergency in mind.
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That could spell trouble even for a narrower version of the travel ban.
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The app features a narrower, kid-friendly library of GIFs and facial filters.
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He said Trump's narrower definition of emoluments would essentially prohibit only outright bribes.
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Trying a different dress with a narrower slit, I didn't have this problem.
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Mr. Trump's electoral map is narrower; he must have Florida in his column.
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That is precisely where the geopolitical considerations collide with a narrower self-interest.
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"This is narrower than I anticipated," said Cornell Law professor Stephen Yale-Loehr.
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"The Coalition's now-narrower majority threatens to add to these challenges," Moody's says.
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Men also have a narrower view of sexual harassment, in general, than women.
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What appeared to make it a narrower race was Mr. Rubio's broad appeal.
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Nevertheless, the path to the Supreme Court grows narrower with each passing year.
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Clinton by a narrower margin, but Mr. Kasich holding an advantage over her.
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The HTC U12+ is also narrower and slightly longer than the HTC U11.
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It's not clear whether the Trump administration would go for a narrower proposal.
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The things that matter to us operate in a much narrower time scale.
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And that's far narrower than the drop Apple has seen in recent quarters.
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Since then, he's relied on executive orders, which have a much narrower scope.
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The gap is even narrower when compared with that experienced by Baby Boomers.
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There is a risk of narrower majority or a dispute over the result.
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The narrower the scope of a conversation, the easier it is to have.
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He was also generous with reporters, albeit on a narrower range of questions.
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Its range of suggestion is narrower, without the terror and the imaginative flights.
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But the closer the satellites are to Earth, the narrower the signal beam.
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"The path is narrower but there is a path there," Calloway told Hill.
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Finally, the administration could issue a narrower executive order on a travel ban.
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During the SARS epidemic in 2003, China enacted a narrower wildlife trade ban.
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A Jones victory would leave McConnell with an even narrower 51-49 majority.
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The Trump administration set a much narrower window for open enrollment this fall.
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Penney's latest quarter was encouraging, with it reporting a narrower-than-expected loss.
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A 4:24 ratio is narrower and taller than the other aspect ratios.
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A narrower definition of who may claim asylum would also keep numbers low.
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And it was only six points narrower than the score gap in 1992.
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Instead, they wanted to devise a narrower one that could pass legal muster.
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But his definition of rape is much narrower than most, including the FBI's.
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Via's narrower scale and model could also limit the diversity of its customers.
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Analysts had projeceted a narrower loss of 35 cents a share, according to FactSet.
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Nagel said several factors may have contributed to the narrower rift between the two.
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The company posted a narrower-than-expected loss of 13 cents a share, vs.
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But people with dramatically wider or narrower pupillary distances might have a different experience.
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That's why more managers are creating funds in ever narrower slices of the market.
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The opposite appears to be true: the narrower the race, the better he does.
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Federal charges are considered a fall back because federal law has much narrower jurisdiction.
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That was narrower than the adjusted loss of 43 cents a share analysts expected.
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A narrower measure that excludes alcohol and tobacco prices is also seen declining further.
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"First, historical forfeiture laws were narrower in most respects than modern ones," he wrote.
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This includes infrastructural changes like slower speed limits, narrower streets, better crosswalks, and—yes!
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Wider jets have a lower speed threshold and produce larger bubbles than narrower ones.
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Although the Maryland ruling is narrower in scope, the Hawaii order covers refugees nationwide.
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The Scar II, however, has much narrower bezels on the top, left, and right.
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Trump carried all three districts by narrower margins than he did the Kansas seat.
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You'll also have to stick with narrower vegetables — heftier squash won't really work here.
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However, analysts were anticipating an even narrower decline of 1.2 percent, according to FactSet.
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It's a solid pop record, though it might benefit from a narrower musical focus.
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This difference was narrower for respondents who voted for Trump in the 2016 election.
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Nutanix shares gained 5 percent after the company reported a narrower-than-expected loss.
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What of a narrower disclosure requirement, for politicians and others in positions of authority?
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But then that narrower frequency response is what makes the CB-1s more listenable.
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Conservatives are more inclined toward a narrower, more personalized, overwhelmingly psychological conception of racism.
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The actual range of worker productivity is much narrower than the range of incomes.
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Snooker uses a larger table, and narrower pockets than the older game of billiards.
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If Democrats can't win those seats, the path to retaking Congress becomes much narrower.
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But despite the GOP's outward optimism, the path to tax reform keeps getting narrower.
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"Relative to current law, the brackets for heads of household are narrower," said Maag.
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Election Day exit polls showed a far narrower split, 46 percent to 52 percent.
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Numerous polls show Mr. Trump's path to victory drawing narrower, and he trails Mrs.
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For summer '17, the cat-eye silhouette is looking a bit narrower than usual.
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Later on Victorians produced many breeds that have even narrower bottlenecks, with much inbreeding.
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A narrower margin could give rise to accusation of (election) fraud and so on.
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But that was much narrower than a year earlier, when it lost $138 million.
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Republican and Democratic senators are working on a narrower immigration plan of their own.
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Administration officials are also considering whether a narrower designation could survive a legal challenge.
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Central Florida, of the American Athletic Conference, has a narrower path to the bracket.
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Yet J.C. Penney reported a narrower-than-expected loss in third-quarter fiscal 2019.
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Most contracts are much narrower and don't allow for this kind of end run.
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Championship windows are supposed to be narrower with the cap in place, not wider.
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Analysts had expected a narrower decrease of 0.7 percent, according to Thomson Reuters estimates.
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More recently Pelosi has given voice to a narrower House bill, championed by Reps.
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The resulting trade balance was narrower at $6.9 billion than the estimated $7.11 billion.
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Clinton has a narrower 1-point lead in Florida, 21625 percent to 2900 percent.
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Both said they want a vote on Coons' narrower bill with Arizona Republican Sen.
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The narrower the entryway, the broader the range of opportunities on the other side.
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He also likes narrower segments like biotechnology and producers of entertainment and media content.
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Unions are also needed, because pay gaps tend to be narrower in unionized workplaces.
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"The narrower the portfolio is focused, the greater the risk and reward," Rosenbluth said.
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At that point, the path gets steeper, narrower, and the GOP firewalls get stronger.
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You can go for stories that are narrower but incredibly powerful and well told.
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The reports said officials were also considering constructing an unspecified number of narrower corridors.
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Large association plans are exempt from state benefit regulation and can offer narrower benefits.
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Others are focusing on a narrower approach, largely working in the confines of Obamacare.
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The recent narrower approach is, at least in economics, a product of two developments.
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Radio is one, while the other is the even narrower band of visible light.
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Instead, liberals tend to push much narrower legislative ideas designed for maximum poll appeal.
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The path to big progressive legislation looks narrower now than it has in years.
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On Tuesday, Snap reported much better revenue than expected, and a slightly narrower loss.
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"A bear market is really more about cycles and manias and then things one by one rolling over and the market getting narrower and narrower, and I think all of that has been happening over about an 18-month time period," Gundlach said.
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Among black voters age 18-29, the gap between Sanders and Clinton is indeed narrower.
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The narrower heel elongates my stubby legs, and suddenly puffy parkas don't seem so daunting.
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It's narrower in scope, but its very name signals the kind of misdirection it represents.
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Ultimately, the narrower the wealth and income bases are, the less efficient an economy is.
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Qualtrics also had a narrower loss than SurveyMonkey and even turned a profit last year.
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The bank also disclosed some narrower forecasts, along with "action items" to help grow profit.
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At the same time, there's a narrower focus in the book — that's the culture inside.
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But the margin was narrower than expected; there may be another referendum in two years.
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" Eventually, the 11-delegate committee charged with the section offered the narrower "Treason, or bribery.
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Narrower restrictions would hurt less, but raise the chances of imports leaking into America anyway.
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It also delivered a loss that was narrower than forecast and revenue that topped expectations.
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China's domestic spending has also risen faster than production, resulting in a narrower trade surplus.
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That was 32.2% narrower in real terms than the same month last year, Treasury said.
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It is narrower and eases some concerns about violating the due-process rights of travelers.
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A narrower indicator that excludes energy, food, alcohol and tobacco also rose to 1.1 percent.
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The Obama administration issued two earlier rounds of tariffs on a narrower set of imports.
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There's also another secondary 5-megapixel camera with a narrower 85-degree field of view.
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It now goes to a much more skeptical Senate, where Republicans hold a narrower majority.
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For example, they tend to have higher concentration risks due to their narrower geographical presence.
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The guidelines lay out sweeping changes from the narrower approach taken by former President Obama.
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That compared with a far narrower 50 percent to 46 percent spread in mid-2015.
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His defense is already far superior and his narrower focus on offense keeps him efficient.
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Second, the new helmets have a deliberately narrower gap, which reduces the field of vision.
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Silicon atoms embedded into a diamond lattice are able to emit much narrower wavelength bands.
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Trump won Georgia's 22019 electoral votes by an even narrower 6-point margin in 2016.
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For certain patients, narrower networks can be attractive because they tend to have lower premiums.
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Tata Motors Ltd surged nearly 19% after the company posted a narrower loss on Friday.
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The Met's squarer proscenium is much taller but also much narrower — only 54 feet wide.
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She pitched narrower, more potentially bipartisan ideas that the Senate health committee has worked on.
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The Corduroy Chino beautifully combines traditional tailoring and a modern cut with a narrower leg.
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And since the Galaxy S83+ is narrower, it doesn't feel like you're holding a brick.
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The results showed that marine species have much narrower thermal safety margins than land animals.
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Your leaders are increasingly coming from a narrower group of universities, companies and socioeconomic classes.
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More importantly, Pruitt believes his real audience is far narrower than the coach-flying public.
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As far as Democrats are concerned, Republican leadership seems fixated on finding a narrower approach.
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Mr. Kushner emerged with a longer timetable and a narrower diplomatic mission, these people said.
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You tend to see the various points on the Treasury Yield Curve get much narrower.
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Sanders is leading in the state, but by a much narrower gap than in California.
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That was 22.4% narrower in real terms than the same month last year, Treasury said.
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Instead, he wrote a narrower concurring opinion laying out his own views on the matter.
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A narrower win would still give him a boost but a significantly less impactful one.
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China's cities may soon find borrowing costs even higher and avenues for reducing debts narrower.
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Assuming a much narrower bandwidth, and manually subtracting the Doppler effect, they recalibrated their signal.
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The majority opinion by Justice Stephen G. Breyer took a narrower view of the provision.
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Walkers can successfully use a narrower bed than runners, such as 18 or 20 inches.
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For instance, the bag is narrower in the shoulders compared to most men's sleeping bags.
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The choice of the word "art" over the narrower, guild-like term "artists" confirms this.
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Snap also reported a loss of 12 cents per share, narrower than Wall Street's projections.
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His proposal is also far narrower than that of his rivals on the left, Sens.
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Justice Thomas's narrower construction of the Commerce Clause is more aligned with its original meaning.
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And the flurry of energy behind O'Rourke following his narrower-than-expected loss to Sen.
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The electric-car maker posted a narrower-than-expected loss for its fourth quarter Wednesday.
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The electric car maker posted a narrower than expected loss for its fourth quarter Wednesday.
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Narrower indexes covering 10 and 20 leading cities, respectively, are still below their 2006 peaks.
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On Tuesday, the narrower but widely watched Dow Jones industrial average was edging toward 22,000.
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The retail holding company reported a loss that was narrower than expected and higher sales.
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Earlier Thursday, Sears reported a narrower-than-expected loss but said sales continued to erode.
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Exit polls also showed he may have lost the vote, although by a narrower margin.
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But the panel's leaders have cautioned that their approach will be narrower than once predicted.
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The next companies poised to become unicorns are going narrower, deeper and into more fields.
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Compression boosts the quieter parts and tamps down louder ones to create a narrower range.
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The agency has indicated it plans to devise a new, narrower version of the regulation.
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Short legging-like knickers under skinny minidresses and matching cropped jackets for a narrower silhouette.
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They're just talking about something much narrower than what the term means to a layperson.
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Since narrower nostrils allow the nose to humidify and warm the air more efficiently, this was probably essential in cold, dry climates; people with narrower nostrils probably fared better and had more offspring than people with wider nostrils in locations farther from the equator.
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That makes the Note 7 2.2mm narrower than its predecessor despite having the same size display.
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Arabtec said it made a narrower loss in the second quarter, its seventh straight quarterly loss.
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Had the Republicans nominated Rockefeller, they still probably would have lost, but by a narrower margin.
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In 2016, two large states followed with their own, narrower versions of permitting guns on campus.
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One big part of that story is that before 1986 the tax base was considerably narrower.
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They become noticeably narrower toward the bottom end, which is perhaps two inches from the floor.
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There's a far narrower -- though seemingly meaningful -- partisan divide in opinions on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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As you can see, the BladeGlide is wider in the rear and narrower in the front.
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The P30 Pro is still narrower than the iPhone XR, but it won't be for everyone.
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On Twitter and Facebook, RT's reach is narrower than that of other news networks (see chart).
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"I'd been living with a narrower view of reality than I had previously understood," he said.
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Finally, Trump issued a proclamation creating a narrower ban, which the Supreme Court upheld in June.
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The World Bank uses a narrower definition of tech hubs and tech incubators for its count.
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It still faces a potentially steep climb in the Senate, where Republicans hold a narrower majority.
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After all, these are only new releases, meaning the pool for selecting music is much narrower.
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It's a narrower advantage than 20123, when Democrats outpaced GOP voters by 22012,2200 at this point.
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Of course, the court could always rule on narrower grounds, as it often prefers to do.
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It's half an inch narrower, three-quarters of an inch shorter, and half an inch taller.
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Though Kerry's focus has been narrower, his hard-charging efforts actually led to more diplomatic breakthroughs.
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American and European officials have argued that those policies elsewhere are much narrower and less ambitious.
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Overall, Sears comparable sales fell 11.9 percent — a narrower decline that what Wall Street was expecting.
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In the UK, there are fewer pipelines for creators and a narrower range of commissioning channels.
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To avoid the same hiccups, the White House has introduced this as a narrower administrative action.
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The curved edges also help make Samsung's phones narrower so larger-screened phones aren't physically larger.
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DBS pointed to factors including European equity gains, narrower EU-member yield spreads against German Bunds.
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Guess shares leaped 182.6 percent after the retailer posted a narrower-than-expected loss per share.
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It had blown out on Wednesday before snapping to close 2154.02 bps narrower on the day.
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Despite a narrower-than-expected loss, the company reported weak full-year and second-quarter guidance.
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"It's a narrower race, number one, and number two, I acknowledge we're an underdog," he said.
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That means Ryan, or anyone else running for Speaker, would have a narrower margin for victory.
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The segment reported a narrower operating loss before taxation of $261 million for the second quarter.
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For now, start-ups focus on narrower goals or on industries that don't care about portability.
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But that fits with the marginally narrower audience a Batman-centric Lego movie would speak to.
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The images show a narrower MacBook Pro with slimmer bezels around both the keys and screen.
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The "almost always efficient" prong holds true in a narrower set of circumstances than Bork imagined.
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Two years later, Trump went on to win Georgia by an even narrower 6-point margin.
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American and European officials have argued that those policies elsewhere are much narrower and less ambitious.
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The block had been strangely narrow to begin with, and Agostino had made it even narrower.
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They're much smaller, more expensive, have a narrower selection of items, and are less aesthetically pleasing.
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Mr. Barab said he assumed that the C.D.C. would eventually come up with a narrower definition.
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Reporting over the weekend suggested the ICE raids were narrower in scope than had been anticipated.
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Samsung's offers a 210-degree field of view, while Apple's is slightly narrower at 120 degrees.
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That base is shrinking and, as seen in Alabama, can be narrower in its policy ambitions.
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By definition, this leaves a narrower cash cushion and thinner psychological buffer against any market shocks.
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Focusing on a narrower set of priorities will help us make wiser investments in our military.
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Certainly, past administrations have imposed similar bans, but they've been much narrower in terms of numbers.
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According to Bloomberg, the Galaxy S8 phones will have narrower borders than the Galaxy S7 phones.
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Democrats will have a narrower path to the presidency nationwide as long as Ohio leans red.
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Some aides advised him to trim his ambitions for health care and seek a narrower bill.
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That is much narrower than a surplus of $42.16 billion in the same period last year.
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Then Mr. Espy's path gets a lot narrower, even if the spotlight gets a lot brighter.
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And that's a bit narrower than the definition of personal data that you'd have under GDPR.
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Kelly led McSally by a narrower margin, 47 to 44 percent, in the firm's December poll.
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Even Warren has supported targeted regulatory changes that would benefit a narrower group of smaller lenders.
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Clinton, the Democratic front-runner and former secretary of State, also wins, albeit by narrower margins.
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If McCain is unable to cast a vote, the GOP's margin for error is even narrower.
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There's a price to pay for corporate sprawl, but a narrower focus brings its own risks.
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Penney reported a narrower-than-expected loss during its latest fiscal quarter, ahead of the holidays.
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Trump led by 4 points in Ohio, while Clinton had narrower leads in the other two.
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Tesla posted a narrower-than-expected second-quarter loss Wednesday, boosted by revenue that nearly doubled.
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Chewy — Shares of Chewy dropped more than 5% despite its narrower-than-expected second quarter loss.
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Wayfair reported a narrower-than-expected second-quarter loss of 26 cents per share Tuesday morning.
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That was 11% narrower in real terms than the same month last year, the Treasury said.
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Even a narrower decision undercutting the law's popular insurance protections for preexisting conditions could be chaotic.
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" The sticking point, though, is the use of "property," which seems narrower than "thing of value.
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He did, however, order Google to partially comply by providing a much narrower set of data.
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This can lead to narrower lines of enquiry that will prove costly in the long run.
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Narrower pelvises make it easier to be bipedal, to stand, walk, and run on two feet.
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Citizenship is a narrower concept: it is a specific legal relationship between a state and a person.
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Narrower even than Trump's, which runs through winning several early contests, and then winning many later ones.
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Light synthetic crude from the oil sands settled at $17 below the benchmark, $8 narrower than Friday.
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The margin for passage is much narrower in the Senate — three Republican defections would kill the bill.
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Reorg similarly targets financial subscribers willing to pay a lot for access, just in a narrower niche.
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While remarkably similar in concept to Adobe Spark and Canva, Sprightly has a slightly narrower core focus.
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With the latest change, companies could go back to the narrower comparisons they did in the past.
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But the narrower, or flatter, the curve gets, "the worse it is for the market," he said.
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" Asked if being British is important to him, he declares a narrower identity: "It's being English. English.
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The 22-ton space station is larger than a five-bedroom house -- just much longer and narrower.
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Meanwhile, the fruits of what growth there is get captured by an ever narrower section of society.
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The narrower S8 offers much better ergonomics and is easier to read and use under direct sunlight.
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It's no longer adequate to view the destruction from down on the ground through a narrower lens.
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In fact, the allegations about Russia that continue to dog Mr Trump are narrower but still troubling.
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The narrower inflation indicator, which excludes energy, food, alcohol and tobacco products, rose an unchanged 0.9 percent.
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People stopped using Latin's loqui, "to speak", and started using parabolare, which originally had a narrower meaning.
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In the House, a narrower plan, focused on border security and DREAMers, has been introduced by Reps.
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That is, narrower roads in favor of larger bike lanes and sidewalks, also called a road diet.
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Where Meerkat focused on public broadcasts, Houseparty was intended to encourage communications with a much narrower circle.
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The first conclusion is that while Rubio's support is narrower than most thought, Cruz's support is wider.
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Falkonry focuses on predictive analytics for industrial operations, a much narrower focus than the other two examples.
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It is also narrower than the eighth primaries of all species closely related to the crested pigeon.
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The have also sought to broaden support for the movement by focusing on narrower, more domestic issues.
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But it could hint at talking bots to come that will focus on narrower, more specific tasks.
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The GX85 is slightly narrower, shorter, and thinner than the GX8, and weighs a few ounces less.
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There's another sense of empathy which is narrower and which has to do with understanding other people.
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Another 21 large lenders must also answer to the Fed but on a narrower set of questions.
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The measure still faces a potentially steep climb in the Senate, where Republicans hold a narrower majority.
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The new riffs are rooted firmly in modern geek culture, with a generally narrower range of references.
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But last month the ICO issued a narrower enforcement notice, replacing the earlier notice, after AIQ appealed.
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"The fact is I do have a somewhat narrower path that I try to walk," Clinton said.
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The Galaxy S8+ is, however, noticeably narrower than the iPhone 7 Plus: 2.9 inches to 3.1 inches.
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Weight Watchers shares spiked more than 15 percent during extended trading following a narrower-than-expected loss.
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Measuring 64 mm wide, it's noticeably narrower than the newer iPhones and other higher end Android smartphones.
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Analysts said that underlying negative growth was a concern, while the gross margin was narrower than expected.
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Investors have been driving spreads narrower in a grab for extra yield over the risk free rate.
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National polls of voters of all ages also show Clinton leading, though by a substantially narrower margin.
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The new model is a full 11.8mm narrower than before and now has a quad speaker array.
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In Mendoza's chart, the nominees dated after John Paul Stevens meet the narrower definition of election year.
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In the House, a narrower plan, focused on border security and DREAMers, has been introduced by Rep.
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"Narrower profits means you need more volume to make up for the weaker margins," one broker said.
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Phillip's, the third largest London-based international auction house, was founded in 1796 with a narrower focus.
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That was a slightly narrower margin of victory than the 4,073 vote gap reported following the Nov.
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People with narrower gaps between their interest rate and those that prevail now might also consider refinancing.
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Crow's initiative is narrower than the Green New Deal, focusing on the Pentagon's planning for climate change.
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The policy previously applied to a much narrower stream of about $600 million in U.S. government funds.
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The Senate is considering narrower proposals to deal with the separation of families as a standalone issue.
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The gap between them was "flatter," or narrower at just 245 basis points, the lowest since 210.
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Albania's scenario mirrors Turkey's, except it trails Turkey in goals, which means its path is even narrower.
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The Lebanese parliament last week passed a 2018 budget that projects a narrower deficit than in 2017.
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Green's playing was narrower and riffier on those live recordings than in his earlier classic-jazz records.
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Now, he and many others feel, it has become something much narrower: a haven for the wealthy.
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The result, Thune predicted to reporters, could be a narrower agreement that resolves the border wall fight.
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Ted Cruz won Maine and Kansas, and Trump's wins in Kentucky and Louisiana were narrower than expected.
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The EPA wanted to renegotiate the entire contract, while the union wanted to renegotiate a narrower slice.
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About 50 yards down from where they were parked a narrower road branched off to the left.
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Plus, there's a list of editorially suggested content in Spotlight and somewhat narrower category areas like Kids.
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But Local Trust, a charity, asked OCSI to devise a community-needs index with a narrower focus.
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As a result, the smile (or arch) becomes narrower, offering less support to the cheeks and skin.
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Users add them to captions as a simple way to whittle down broader categories into narrower subjects.
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Life expectancy was around 40; political polarization was narrower; and the Supreme Court's role was still uncertain.
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Like the atom, it can also be split, into ever-narrower, more time- and place-specific reveries.
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In a narrower sense, the Mueller report laid out demonstrably impeachable offenses — but it was less conclusive.
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Reworking the ban to be narrower could give it a better chance of holding up in court.
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Everything about the course was nastier than it looked on TV. The route was narrower, more variable.
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Some public opinion experts believe that Republicans have overreached on the narrower issue of unions in particular.
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So far in 2020 that price difference has been 20% narrower than it averaged in January 0.63.
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A revised, narrower price range of 48 euros to 49 euros per share was announced on Oct.
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Biden holds an edge on the economy, though by a narrower margin than he did in October.
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Instead they fall into a narrower band of capabilities where many actors play, including non-state actors.
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Trading ranges in the single currency have become narrower since the European Central Bank said on Oct.
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The strip of sand is narrower than those of other beaches on the north shore, like Cinnamon.
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"And after generations of discrimination, people of color face an even narrower path to opportunity," she adds.
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They were comfortable and lightweight, and provided what felt like a proper fit on my narrower foot.
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The Swagtron is a bit narrower than the Swagway and the platform is a tiny bit higher.
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Earlier this year, Republicans failed to repeal the law and replace it with their own narrower bill.
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A narrower third bill, by Republican John McCain and Democrat Chris Coons, has been dismissed by Trump.
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Sanders carried most whites without college degrees, but by a narrower margin than Clinton had against Obama.
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Industrial Bank 2019s saw spreads tighten almost 2bp, as the 2021s were half a basis point narrower.
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Comcast lost 13,000 voice customers during the quarter, narrower than the 23,000 customer loss forecast by FactSet.
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These lawmakers have urged a narrower scope focused on the Ukraine saga, which quickly unified the caucus.
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Chewy shares fell 239% in extended trading Tuesday despite reporting a narrower-than-expected second quarter loss.
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If true, this implies a narrower path for markets to walk to a happy late-year climb.
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Justices who sided against defendants in policy cases also tended to see their constitutional rights as narrower.
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One of the defining principles of punk, in contrast, is that this gap should be much narrower.
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It was an easier and narrower way of arguing over something too big to address head on.
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It was also slightly narrower than the $5.4 billion median estimate in a Reuters poll of economists.
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" He followed by pointing out that "it is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative" has a "narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party," which has "given in or given up on the core principles in favor of a more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment.
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"It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets ... has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party," Flake said on the Senate floor, as more than a dozen senators listened to him deliver his speech.
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"It can be limiting because you may end up with someone with a narrower perspective," Dr. Shubert said.
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The dwindling left is frequently vilified as traitorous, as empowered right-wingers create ever-narrower definitions of Zionism.
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Pandora Media — Pandora lost 12 cents per share, narrower than the 16 cents a share analysts had expected.
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Kamala Harris and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg also led in their matchups, but by narrower margins.
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A narrower current account and pick-up in FDI caused India's basic balance to turn positive in FY16.
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What we may be looking at is a narrower corridor of key interest rates than previously thought likely.
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Joseph alliance will grow as Oscar gains market share and consumers learn to like narrower networks, Khurana said.
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Shares of Fossil surged nearly 10% after the watch maker reported a narrower-than-expected first-quarter loss.
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With a narrower wing, engineers are aiming to increase the X-57's cruise efficiency by 500 percent.
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In reality, the differences between oil bulls and bears at the moment are narrower than is often supposed.
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Mr. de Blasio had a narrower edge over Scott M. Stringer, a Democrat who is the city comptroller.
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As a result, the wing can be made narrower, which improves efficiency at cruising speeds by reducing drag.
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The G650 cabin width is slightly narrower than the Boeing Business Jet and Airbus ACJ319 at 2.59 meters.
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"As to the narrower legal question of obstruction of justice, the president's mental state would critical," Wright said.
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Among women without college degrees, Clinton leads by a narrower 6-point margin, 8043 percent to 40 percent.
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With the court's narrower view of a supervisor, it's increasingly onerous for harassment victims to file discrimination lawsuits.
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That is narrower than the 10-point lead that Fox said Clinton had following the Democratic National Convention.
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A narrower indicator that excludes energy, food, alcohol and tobacco was also stable at 1.0 percent, matching forecasts.
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But others said it was hard to escape the narrower explanation that the program itself was under strain.
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It's totally unclear whether the indefinite blacklist will be narrower, or broader, than the list of six countries.
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However, SVI has a narrower profit margin than KCE and is smaller by both revenue and operating EBITDAR.
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It posted a loss of $187.32 million last year, narrower than the $203.14 million from a year ago.
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China's sovereign 5-year CDS traded 2bp narrower and was quoted at 68bp, after trading 4bp wider yesterday.
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A narrower spread between the three-month and 10-year yields indicates increased market expectations of a recession.
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When it comes to ease of use in your hand, a narrower phone is much easier to manage.
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This is corruption in a much narrower sense, and such corruption has nothing to do with political ideology.
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Soriot has since continued the shift to a deeper and narrower focus on priority therapeutic areas, notably cancer.
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In 85003, Trump won perennial swing states Ohio and Pennsylvania, and scored narrower wins in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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But McCarthy's chances to slide into the top job grow slimmer the narrower that the GOP's majority gets.
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Bill Nelson's already improbable path toward victory in the recount for the Florida governor race has gotten narrower.
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The articles discussed against Trump would be even narrower and rest primarily on an abuse of power theory.
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But whether Trump would sign a narrower bill will depend on the final product, according to the official.
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The narrower restriction on what some have called a "backdoor search loophole" has disappointed some civil liberties groups.
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A third vote, covering the remaining 20 resolutions as a group, ended with a narrower 51-45 margin.
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Six years later, S&P is taking a narrower scope to judge its rating for the United States.
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But there is a problem lurking under the surface: The rally in recent weeks has become much narrower.
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It's very slightly shorter and narrower than the Beluga XL, and can't carry as heavy of a payload.
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Lighter, white wines are served in narrower, taller bowls because it preserves the chill and the delicate bouquet.
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J.C. Penney reported a narrower-than-expected loss for its latest quarter, sending its shares higher Friday morning.
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And the Euros had a narrower average margin of victory, 22014 goals, versus 22012 in the World Cup.
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What it indicates is that the margin between getting by and falling by the wayside is getting narrower.
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That could mean the agency will soon take a narrower view of what constitutes an unfair privacy practice.
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Layer a voluminous culotte over one that's a bit longer and narrower for a pretty flower-petal look.
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Interestingly, DuerOS has achieved all that with fewer capabilities and a narrower partnership network than its American counterpart.
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And until that responsibility gap gets narrower, women will continue to bear an unfair amount of the burden.
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The offerings are part of a broader effort to offer narrower, cheaper plans as an alternative to ObamaCare.
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The Senate's bill is far narrower, though leaders have said it is intended as just a starting point.
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They also have smaller airways, so irritation in those narrower pipes is more prone to cause breathing trouble.
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The wash follows a canyon whose walls of striped pink sandstone become higher and narrower as you trek.
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As Director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), Maguire worked on a narrower range of issues and functions.
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In the most recent poll of South Carolina from the Post and Courier, however, Biden's lead is narrower.
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The narrower approach in the Senate is likely to disappoint some conservatives and larger banks that wanted more.
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And so the context then was actually narrower, focused on what I had just talked to him about.
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There should be narrower submission requirements, clearer censorship standards, enforceable deadlines and a meaningful right of judicial review.
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The question hovering over Thomson's book is thus: Does the thesis gain strength for being narrower in focus?
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A narrower measure that excludes food, energy, alcohol and tobacco prices was steady at 1.3% year-on-year.
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Google quickly followed suit with limits on political ads across some of its properties, though narrower in scope.
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On Wednesday, the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, a narrower insurance lobby, weighed in with a similar warning.
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A narrower measure that excludes food, energy, alcohol and tobacco prices was steady at 1.3% year-on-year.
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A narrower bill wouldn't impact the Russians, who stand accused of sowing political dissension, not running campaign adds.
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Rather than relying only on citizen participation, they should give more power to a narrower constituency: the courts.
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Some investors find data from MSCI and others helpful as a starting point beyond the narrower E.S.G. agenda.
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Instead, he opted for the narrower option in Obergefell — and then he left the Court three years later.
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Some changes already are taking root — including a narrower view of what's considered fair game for proxy ballots.
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An early November Monmouth University poll of Iowa also found him on top, albeit with a narrower lead.
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You can save nearly $400 and get the 1080p display with a narrower color gamut if you'd prefer.
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And their resistance aligned with Pelosi's long-held private belief that the caucus should take a narrower focus.
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"The supermarket finance business model is what's working well today, and Goldman is a lot [narrower]," Biggar said.
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The reforms passed nearly unanimously — and although Perry had previously vetoed narrower reforms, this time he signed them.
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However, the gap was narrower in recent months, and the new poll shows a swing back toward Obama.
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Kagan's opinion suggested that a narrower law covering just lewd, sexually explicit or profane trademarks might be acceptable.
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The topic of this paper was narrower, but it shows another unexpected way DNA privacy may be breached.
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But as the bidding moved to a narrower list of 20 finalists in January, the company insisted on secrecy.
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Qualtrics has managed to turn a profit and operate with narrower losses than SurveyMonkey, according to its IPO filing.
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Both studies combined offer a narrower focus on the specific areas that contribute to belief, and degrees of belief.
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Earlier Tuesday, Sprint posted a narrower-than-expected loss and hiked its earnings forecast for the current fiscal year.
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It's a huge win for chemical manufacturers who have argued for much narrower risk assessments from potentially dangerous substances.
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Box shares rose over 3.5 percent after the company reported narrower-than-expected losses of 6 cents per share.
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The differences between urban and rural Americans are a lot narrower than our political class would have us believe.
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But Turkey has still to meet five of 72 criteria the EU imposed, including the narrower definition of terrorism.
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Start by looking for concrete ways to expand insurance access and reduce costs, through narrower legislation or executive action.
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Asian credit spreads were tighter with the iTraxx Asia IG index at 73bp/74bp, 1bp narrower than yesterday's close.
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That's a much narrower scope than the all-encompassing Internet of Things platform that Google had initially dreamed up.
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The narrower Dow Jones industrial average ended down 2.3 percent, while the Nasdaq composite index finished down 3.03 percent.
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Her 24 loss was actually a little narrower than Clinton's too, if you're looking for reason to be optimistic.
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That means it's narrower and more fragile than we've seen in the past, but it's also a longer one.
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Apple's latest iPad Pros are thinner (63 inches versus 0.27 inches) and have narrower bezels all around the display.
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Past administrations have typically restricted criminal proceedings to a narrower group: repeat immigration offenders, suspected smugglers and child-abusers.
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And that autonomy is greater still in countries with narrower trade deficits, lower inflation and lower levels of debt.
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Today, given the challenge of getting consensus among 164 signatories, WTO members are increasingly turning to narrower, plurilateral agreements.
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The new camera is narrower and thinner than its predecessor while adhering to broadly the same design and aesthetic.
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As for smaller, narrower players, there's always the chance that another round of industry consolidation could sweep some up.
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It emphasises a narrower but deeper curriculum, and seeks to ensure that a whole class progresses through the syllabus.
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Broadly, American states with a minimum wage above the federal level have narrower gender pay gaps than those without.
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The contest was a replay of the previous race, in 2014, which Jokowi won by a slightly narrower margin.
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The more Trump's wing of the GOP makes it a key rhetorical cornerstone, the narrower the path for progress.
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To win by replicating Obama's sturdier if narrower low-50s coalition would require more tending to the populist left.
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The big differences are these: Much narrower legalization, with no access to green cards or citizenship, for DACA recipients.
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Any such sanctions would be far narrower than the broad measures scheduled to be lifted under the nuclear deal.
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Both have been confirmed by the Senate, Srinivasan unanimously and Lynch, after a long delay, by a narrower margin.
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It's also likely that the spread for physical crude is actually narrower than that implied by the futures contracts.
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"We see a repeat as unlikely and a narrower path for a grind higher," Turnill said in a note.
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The A400M overshadowed a narrower-than-expected drop in 2016 core earnings as Airbus delivered a record 688 jetliners.
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But what happens if Republicans have a narrower majority in 2017 than they do now (which seems increasingly likely)?
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After 10 months and 8,000 responses, Twitter finally put a narrower version of the policy into action on Tuesday.
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However, acting deputies may have a narrower set of responsibilities and may not be prepared to lead the agency.
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On Saturday night, Ms. Warren presented an even narrower description of who would face higher taxes under her plan.
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Fans of the pick-a-thing genre of nonfiction know that the narrower the noun the better the book.
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That is not quite true, though his approval rating moves in a narrower band than those of past presidents.
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With such a narrow can, the opening in the top of the can measures narrower than average, too, unfortunately.
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The 15 bps spread over German equivalents is narrower than the 10-year spread, which stood at 45 bps.
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A more likely outcome, though, is that the justices will issue a narrower ruling and affirm New Jersey's repeals.
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Roku shares popped nearly 55 percent on Thursday, a day after the company posted a narrower-than-expected loss.
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But they're still consistent with a narrower race than the one suggested by most polls over the last month.
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The president won both of their home states in 2016, albeit by much narrower margins than he carried Montana.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 224 erased early gains, but saw narrower declines compared to other regional markets.
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Some of Mr. Trump's advisers have tried to suggest a narrower line of attack: focusing on allegations that Mrs.
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The committee will have a much narrower charter, focusing on royalty payments alone, not reform of the overall program.
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His positional range is narrower than Odom's, but the aesthetics are similar and the organizational impact is roughly equivalent.
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One possibility from that process is a narrower definition of what constitutes sexual misconduct, especially in sexual harassment cases.
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The president's "inherent" powers are much narrower than White House Legal Counsel typically claims and that Congress often pretends.
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Gonzaga is a pronounced favorite on Thursday over Florida State, and Michigan is a narrower one over A&M.
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The Supreme Court took a decidedly narrower view of what "necessary" expenses could be the subject of mandatory restitution.
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But they appear likely to pursue legislation narrower than what students are demanding, avoiding a ban on assault weapons.
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The racial pay gap is narrower among women, but the gender pay gap in average hourly earnings is large.
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The first mode is wider with a lower countertop, and the second mode is narrower with a higher countertop.
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Chuck Grassley, who has advanced a narrower set of reforms from his perch as the Senate Finance Committee chair.
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In South Africa, President Jacob Zuma survived a no-confidence motion, although by a much narrower margin than expected.
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Her initiative focused on a narrower set of patients, whose care after hospitalization was overseen by a skilled nurse.
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And then things become even narrower as the duo walk into a huge trench to get to the General.
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The real problem is that insurers are increasingly forcing physicians out of network — even purposefully creating much narrower networks.
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Trump went on to win a conversely large margin in that state, while Greitens won by a narrower margin.
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There are also somewhat narrower styles in the line, which is made in Hungary for Zieher, a German company.
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Without sideview mirrors, it has a narrower profile; it registers as about half as wide as a compact sedan.
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The bloc could use an opening to try forge a narrower version of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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The Trump administration's deal is likely to address a much narrower range of issues than the T.P.P. would have.
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In the short term, the pathways to de-escalation in the fallout of killing an Iranian general are narrower.
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He did, however, order Google to partially comply with Labor's request by providing a much narrower scope of data.
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The A13M overshadowed a narrower-than-expected drop in 2016 core earnings as Airbus delivered a record 688 jetliners.
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For a century, North America had its own brand of squash: a narrower court; a harder, more wounding ball.
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Some co-working operators appeal to specific subcultures, slicing and dicing the flex-space market into ever narrower segments.
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So a book which begins by acknowledging its narrow focus turns out to be just a tad narrower still.
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Economists expect to see a net deficit of $45 billion, slightly narrower than the $45.2 billion gap in November.
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Narrower headlights give it a more aggressive appearance and the body's sheet metal has a smoother, more flowing shape.
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The size didn't make an impression—Spielberg was no longer, shorter, wider, or narrower than most doughy Jewish grandfathers.
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The Nasdaq composite index also ended up 1.1 percent, while the narrower Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.4 percent.
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And the narrower question of what to do about imams — their origins, their trainings, their salaries — summarizes it well.
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Its slender clarity has taken on a more pronounced flutter; her tone feels narrower and harder, yet also fainter.
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With Paul's decision to support Kavanaugh, the already uphill path for Democrats to block his nomination gets even narrower.
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But compared to Facebook, Google covers a narrower set of advertisers and Twitter's tool is more difficult to use.
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Other plans address narrower subjects, like cracking down on illegal robocalls and investigating deceptive practices by travel-booking websites.
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Lawyers for the overdraft plaintiffs objected, and US district court Judge Vince Chhabria ordered the settlement rewritten to be narrower.
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But what of the narrower issue of whether immigrants receive more in benefits than they pay in taxes right now?
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And while former Vice President Joe Biden maintains his lead at 24%, it is narrower than in most recent polls.
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President Trump, while acknowledging the concerns of his appointees and often echoing their fierce words, has stressed a narrower focus.
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Imports meanwhile edged down 0.4 percent on-year, narrower than April's 10.9 percent tumble and the 245 percent slide anticipated.
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A federal judge in Maryland also issued an injunction, albeit a narrower one, of that second version of the ban.
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From Tuesday Russian and Turkish forces will start to patrol a narrower, 10-km strip of land in northeast Syria.
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The field of view, however, is much narrower than a GoPro's, or really any other action cam on the market.
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A narrower version of the bill focused on rehabilitation and re-entry programs passed the House 360-59 in May.
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Roku - Shares of Roku closed up more than 276% after the company reported a narrower-than-expected first-quarter loss.
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Because it's a little narrower than most modern phones, the Z Flip definitely feels much easier to use one-handed.
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But other categories are narrower: selling hardbacks and brewing coffee require two separate licences, effectively making bookshops with cafés illegal.
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You think they've reached the top but there's still another level that's narrower and more dangerous and higher to climb.
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Airbnb can turn this into a much broader fight about property rights, rather than the narrower interests of Airbnb hosts.
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Consequently the S28+ is a little thicker and taller than the iPhone 27 Plus, as well as very slightly narrower.
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The company posted an adjusted loss of 10 cents a share, narrower than analysts' estimates of 15 cents a share.
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Fitch believes that the narrower range of promotional activities allows IBB to better focus its resources than other development banks.
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And while I really like the Galaxy S83's narrower body, it's just a tad too tall to truly love.
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Given that Trump's path to 270 electoral votes is much narrower than Clinton's, the money deficit could easily prove fatal.
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A narrower interpretation from the courts on what constitutes consent would help, as would an opt-out period for employees.
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The company posted a narrower-than-expected loss for the quarter and reported its second consecutive quarter of user growth.
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Trump's margin of victory in 2016 was narrower than Mitt Romney's in 2012, but he still won by 13 points.
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Overall, Clinton came out ahead, but she won by a narrower margin than compared with that of the first debate.
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The proposal hasn't been finalized or submitted yet; in the interim, Oklahoma has submitted a narrower plan focused on reinsurance.
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The handheld unit is also much smaller, but its battery life is shorter and its range of vision is narrower.
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Sanders holds a double-digit edge over Trump in both states, for example, while Clinton has a far narrower lead.
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Jeff Cramer, a former federal prosecutor in Illinois, suggested this new, narrower definition of bribery impacted the Menendez case, too.
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The TPP offers a chance to roll out a new, narrower, more cautious approach to ISDS on a world scale.
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Sears reported a narrower-than-expected first-quarter loss on Thursday, sending shares of the stock climbing in premarket trading.
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Today's teen fiction is relentlessly dystopian, but the gap between fantasy and reality is often narrower than you might think.
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There's always a narrower space women have to work their way through and it impacts them in many, many ways.
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Tech tricks can play on any platform, but for web culture vlogging like I Hate Everything, the possibilities are narrower.
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Without even realizing it, your fashion-agnostic dad is probably wearing a narrower tie than he did 20 years ago.
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Samsung's using them here to make the phone much narrower than it would be if it had a flat display.
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"We're going to continue to have some volatility, but it's probably gonna bounce around in ... a narrower range," Tillerson said.
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She has a narrower 22019-point edge over Trump on the question of which candidate has a stronger moral character.
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It's designed to keep up with mobile trends, namely bigger screens with narrower bezels, face unlocking, and better dual cameras.
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Her work is narrower, more proactive and far more joined up than before, says Phil Kay, Leicestershire's assistant chief constable.
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Over time, this also causes pockets of plaque to form within your blood vessels, which causes them to get narrower.
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But the ruling is narrower than the wider relief that Democrats were seeking -- to invalidate the signature-match requirement entirely.
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SKT also has narrower operating EBITDAR margins due to higher marketing costs, tougher competition and declining fixed-line telephony services.
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The study also included a narrower definition of a zombie firm, where future profitability was also expected to be low.
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Net margins once all these other capital and operating costs are taken into account were much narrower in most cases.
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Hyperloop requires narrower rights of way than rails and highways but also requires curvier ones to offset those G-forces.
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China recorded a narrower trade surplus of $52.05 billion in August, versus a $58 billion forecast and July's $52.31 billion.
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Boosting Luther Strange (to a narrower defeat than he'd have otherwise suffered) in the Alabama GOP Senate primary Democratic Sen.
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But as the panels dried, they shrank, becoming two centimeters narrower, leaving many cracks and fissures in the wood itself.
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The triangles are a bit narrower, shrinking the weight to keep the price stable in the face of rising costs.
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It does have a narrower design, but to remedy this, the Challenger ATR 5 now has a wide width option.
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The company posted a net loss of $111.7 million in 2017, a narrower loss than 2016's of $210.2 million.
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Clinton and 40 percent chose Mr. Trump, while the margin was narrower — 46 percent to 43 percent — among registered voters.
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But recent polls show Clinton ahead by a sizable margin in Pennsylvania and narrower margins in Ohio and in Florida.
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Even if the measure passes the House, it faces daunting odds in the Senate where Republicans hold a narrower majority.
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Such movements need to be motivated by opportunity for a better economic and social future than by narrower environmental objectives.
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If a narrower reading of the CDA's liability shield is incorrect, one would hope critics would have supported such reforms.
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However, that's actually a bit narrower than in February when 55% of people worried regulation would not go far enough.
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However, even as Trump romped in the First, Representative Jack Bergman won his freshman term by a narrower 54-40.
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The spread between the 10-year note yield and 30-year bond yield was even narrower, at 9.9 basis points.
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But the final plan is likely to be far narrower, as there are many hurdles that still must be overcome.
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One drawback: It only has a 110-degree field of view, which is significantly narrower than that of most cameras.
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The debate in the Senate, where the Republicans' margin of majority is narrower, was expected to be the most intense.
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Biden led Sanders among men by a narrower 4 points, 36 percent to 32 percent, with Warren in single digits.
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He will keep Immelt's strategy of building software to complement GE's machinery, albeit with a narrower focus and reduced budget.
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The terrain in Silicon Valley is tougher than suburban Phoenix, with more density, narrower roads, and more pedestrians and cyclists.
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But in recent weeks, industry groups have pressed the Trump administration to fashion a new, narrower measure in its stead.
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Rob Woodall's 7th District, both of which President Donald Trump won by narrower margins than other recent GOP presidential candidates.
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Though narrower than in the United States, freedom of speech in postwar Germany has been broadly interpreted by the courts.
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Her more recent legislative accomplishments are narrower but meaningful to those affected, especially the legislation aimed at helping crime victims.
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In addition, the company said its same-store sales fell 1.9 percent in the quarter, a narrower than expected decline.
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The economy's escalator may be slower and narrower than Americans expect, but it is now going up instead of down.
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During the 20163s, dresses, too, adapted to the trend: sleeves became narrower, shoulders sloped and waists elongated into a point.
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Cruz's lead in the Quinnipiac poll is narrower than his 85033-point lead in a RealClearPolitics average of recent polling.
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DUBAI, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Telecom Zain Saudi reported a narrower fourth-quarter loss on Wednesday, beating estimates as revenue increased.
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In addition, the government has used an arbitrary distinction between citizens and permanent residents to make the rules narrower still.
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The bezels of the screen are narrower, which makes it feel even larger when you're sitting in front of it.
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The company posted a net loss of $111.7 million in 2017, a narrower loss than $210.2 million a year earlier.
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Several state legislatures have recently considered bills structured to reward companies with narrower pay gaps between chief executives and workers.
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Many of those with less serious offenses would be better off with a much narrower and tailored set of requirements.
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The announcement comes as some in Congress are trying for a much narrower bill aimed at simply stabilizing ObamaCare markets.
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Tesla's stock rallied 22 percent Thursday after the electric car maker posted a narrower-than-expected second-quarter loss Wednesday.
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But, given that this version of the keyboard is narrower to fit the device, Apple has done an admirable job.
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The sweet spot becomes narrower, and eventually you hit a threshold where that variety in that climate can't perform anymore.
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Nebraska requires a recount if the margin of victory is narrower than 1 percent of the leading candidate's vote total.
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If the Trump proposal is a hateful middle finger to Hispanics, presumably Obama's much narrower order was a violent assault.
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Kate Crawford: And, we missed a vote for a couple of decades there by making that much narrower a conversation.
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Rosneft itself is subject to narrower U.S. sanctions that still allow Americans to deal with the company on some transactions.
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"The space for expression is getting narrower for Hong Kong," said voter Candy Chan, a 24-year-old fashion designer.
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Her 2016 loss was actually a little narrower than Clinton's, too, if you're looking for a reason to be optimistic.
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It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who is devoted to free trade, who is pro-immigration, has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party, the party that has so long defined itself by its belief in those things.
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It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who is devoted to free trade, and who is pro-immigration, has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican party -- the party that for so long has defined itself by belief in those things.
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It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who is devoted to free trade, who is pro immigration has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party — the party that has so long defined itself by its belief in those things.
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Some senators, led by Rob Portman of Ohio, worry that narrower Medicaid coverage would jeopardise treatment for opioid addiction (see article).
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Shares of tax preparation company gained more than 214 percent Wednesday, after the company reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 8 points — and the district has elected the more moderate Upton for decades.
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The longer that takes, the narrower their window for action in the first year when presidents typically hold their greatest power.
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Subjects in all three countries expected coffee in shorter and narrower cups to be more bitter, more aromatic, and more intense.
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"Deductibles are now on average $4,000 and the networks are getting narrower and they exclude the best doctors and best hospitals."
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Wijeratne has recommended narrower and more "technically challenging" approaches to curbing hate speech, such as better detection and strengthening local laws.
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" Per Meserve CurieMD applies "narrower" prescribing guidelines than an in-person physician might use — exactly "because it is a telehealth company.
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With algorithmic, personalized curation and a narrower set of sources, Instagram could raise the likelihood that you'll like what you're shown.
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In California, the sales tax is already narrower than the national average, applying to just 27 percent of state residents' incomes.
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Justices can, for example, decide to compromise on narrower decisions that they all agree upon rather than fighting over broader issues.
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In 1980 the gap was much narrower, with CEOs earning 42 times what the average worker did, according to the report.
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Finally, in September, Trump issued a third, narrower ban — one based, the administration argues, on a full review by federal agencies.
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Many observers had expected a No vote, if a narrower one, and markets have already priced in some of the risk.
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Lower asset encumbrance by senior secured creditors could lead to higher recovery assumptions and therefore narrower notching from MidCo1's IDR.
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While projects like Bitcoin aim to offer an alternative to state-backed currencies, ICOs often have narrower and more gimmicky uses.
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Berkeley did not challenge patents the office had awarded to other institutions, which largely cover narrower and more specific CRISPR innovations.
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The 2018 MacBook Air now has 13.3-inch Retina display, third-gen butterfly keyboard, Touch ID, and 50 percent narrower bezels.
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The bezels do appear to be slightly narrower this year, though, and the fingerprint sensor has been moved to the back.
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This is not the Arab spring redux: the protesters have narrower demands and the sense of pan-Arab solidarity has faded.
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Among other applications, the research could result in superior catheters and medical injectors, whereby narrower tubes could be controlled more precisely.
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Ultimately, some industries will benefit more than others, so Cramer recommended investors refine their picks as the Trump rally becomes narrower.
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The driverless vehicle is "lighter than a passenger vehicle, narrower and more nimble, and operates at slower speeds," the company says.
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The eighth primary (of ten, counting from the back to the front of the wing) is noticeably narrower than its neighbours.
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In a narrower vote than some expected, 15 Republicans broke rank to join the 190 Democrats who voted against the repeal.
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Shares of Marathon Oil gained more than 10.7 percent Thursday after the company reported a narrower-than-expected loss on Wednesday.
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This isn't ideal, because the film was framed for the narrower format, but it means you at least aren't missing anything.
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Shares of Michael Kors were lower Wednesday, even after the wholesale category posted a much narrower decline than analysts had expected.
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Square reported a narrower-than-expected loss on Wednesday as it got more new sellers, and large sellers processed more payments.
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Trump leads Clinton 50% to 36% among white likely voters, narrower than Mitt Romney's 20-point margin over Obama in 2012.
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Given the age of the tunnel construction, they are much narrower than the engineering standards used today for modern transit systems.
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Yet more are contemplating narrower strategies in order to limit down-ballot losses with Trump at the top of the ticket.
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Second, because of the physical size of the sensor, the smaller "crop" sensors will capture a narrower view of a scene.
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Also, can you see that the main 5.15-inch display area is a bit narrower than the 5.8-inch physical OLED?
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Since the Freedom Act was signed into law in 2015, the Justice Department began allowing companies to report in narrower ranges.
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Those findings are among those that push some Democrats to assert that Clinton's margin might be narrower than they once thought.
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"His path to victory was narrow to begin with and it is becoming narrower every day," said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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That was a narrower margin than many analysts had predicted and could embolden the SPD's leaders to negotiate harder in talks.
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The left-for-dead stock rallied nearly 7 percent Tuesday after the mining giant reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss.
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In Dubai, two construction firms may support the index after they reported narrower losses for the three months to Sept. 30.
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This was a narrower lead than the 44-40 split in Opinium's last poll for The Observer newspaper on May 21.
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And ISPs can change their promises, and already the promises are so much narrower than what the net neutrality protections require.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 523 points — and the district has elected the more moderate Upton for decades.
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The pen tip itself is narrower and has twice as many levels of pressure sensitivity for a more natural writing feel.
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The same thing happens to air going through a smaller airway…The narrower airway, the more noise you're going to make.
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"This bill could be made better, narrower, so that it would have better chance of passing constitutional muster," Macleod-Ball said.
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The ruling is narrower than the wider relief that Democrats were seeking, which was to invalidate the signature-match requirement entirely.
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But some employees rights groups say the new rule looks even narrower than the standard NLRB tried to set in 2017.
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The superseding indictment comes a little more than a month after the Justice Department unsealed a narrower criminal case against Assange.
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Clinton is favored to win the primary in New Jersey and has a narrower lead over Mr. Sanders in California polls.
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And, having trained themselves adequately, they would encounter the same frustrations when older, narrower minds stood in the way of progress.
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Among registered voters, a narrower sample of those more likely to vote, the margin is even larger: 54% Democratic, 37% Republican.
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Platts projects vastly different futures for renewables and coal under those policies, with far narrower differences for natural gas and nuclear.
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The unexpected disclosure overshadowed third-quarter earnings which showed a sightly narrower-than-expected four percent decline on lower aircraft deliveries.
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If anything, he's grown bolder in his efforts to impose a narrower, ethnocentric vision on the bounds of American civic life.
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Advantage can save you money in some instances, but the tradeoff is being tied to a narrower network of healthcare providers.
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Her lead is narrower nationwide, with Sanders trailing the former secretary of State by about 9 percent in the same index.
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Republicans won all four of those seats — albeit by far narrower margins than the departing incumbents had won by in 2016.
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Losses on the FTSE 100 (UKX) were narrower, as rising oil prices gave a lift to BP (BP) and Shell (RDSA).
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While its title suggests a narrower focus, "The Perfect Match" is largely an ensemble rom-com, and a pretty enjoyable one.
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At about 10 feet deep and three feet wide, it was narrower and shallower than some others that have been found.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia recorded a narrower-than-expected trade surplus in June, as imports surprisingly rose, government data showed on Monday.
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In March, Trump issued a narrower order, but federal courts that have examined it so far have blocked it as well.
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Certainly, the narrower margin of victory for ZANU-PF in the presidential tussle must give the governing party food for thought.
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In January, the primary deficit came out at 548.0 million pesos, 91 percent narrower than the same month a year earlier.
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Mr. Silver's retrial was widely watched as a test of the government's ability to prosecute official corruption under the narrower definition.
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In hypothetical head-to-head matchups, Biden tops Trump 52% to 43%, while Sanders holds a narrower 49% to 45% edge.
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As a teacher in the narrower sense — a professor of microbiology — he was almost nonexistent as far as undergraduates were concerned.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers did not reject an interview outright but included the narrower counteroffer, one person familiar with the response said.
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Last week, Uber posted a loss of $891 million for the second quarter, which was slightly narrower than a year earlier.
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The "reward" for doing good work is that the path it must walk to continue doing good work gets ever narrower.
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The laws around speech are broad, but the norms are narrower, and the norms govern much of what is actually said.
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Pro-democracy opposition lawmakers have tried to stop the bill, proposing a narrower alternative that would allow extradition only to Taiwan.
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Encouraged by launch-angle data and the narrower strike zone, many hitters have tailored their swings to lift the low pitch.
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This is partly because they're more likely to have lower-paying jobs, where the minimum wage sets a narrower pay range.
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Not only is the field of view considerably narrower, but pixels are stretched and there's a distinct drop in image quality.
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"Sanders's path is narrower and hinges on keeping Biden under" the 1,991 delegates necessary to win outright on the first ballot.
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Its own six creamy-gray bands, divided by narrower lines of darker gray, held my gaze, buoyant and bodiless, in place.
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Sanofi posted its best day in three years after the firm revamped its margin goals and announced a narrower drug focus.
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The company also reported a narrower underwriting loss in its general insurance business - $249 million compared with $1.73 billion last year.
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In "I Love Dick," we're planted in an even narrower place, deep inside Chris's head—a hothouse environment, much like Marfa.
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Maine and Nevada have already passed narrower internet privacy laws, and nearly a dozen other states have considered data legislation already.
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According to the RealClearPolitics average of polls, Democrats hold a narrower 8.5-point lead over Republicans on a generic congressional ballot.
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Mr. Maestri said profits had fallen while sales had risen because of narrower margins that he attributed to foreign-exchange rates.
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Just 37 percent of registered voters — a narrower group than the adult population — view him favorably or approve of his performance.
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Narrower challenges could lead the White House to introduce a new order that is more carefully tailored to pass legal muster.
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This is the broadest item on the list, and I understand if some people are more comfortable with the narrower ones.
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The trade balance was also narrower than expected, at -$64 billion from -$66 billion, reducing the drag from trade in GDP.
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That compares to a narrower margin of support for the move, 22020-43, in a POLITICO/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday.
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Pandora's narrower-than-expected losses signal a sigh of relief after a rough-and-tumble year at the online radio company.
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In state courts, the claims are narrower and the legal framework around using nuisance statutes to extract damages is more robust.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 257 points — and the district has elected the more moderate Upton for decades.
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"Our job here is every state we make harder for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE to win, makes his path narrower and narrower," he said.
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"It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who is devoted to free trade, and who is pro-immigration, has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party—the party that for so long has defined itself by belief in those things," Flake said.
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"It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who is devoted to free trade, and who is pro-immigration, has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican party -- the party that for so long has defined itself by belief in those things," Flake said.
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"It is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who is devoted to free trade, and who is pro-immigration, has a narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party — the party that for so long has defined itself by belief in those things," he said.
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The MateBook 13 is about a quarter of an inch shorter and nearly a full inch narrower than the MateBook X Pro.
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Her 2016 loss to Walberg was actually a little narrower than Clinton's, too, if you're looking for a reason to be optimistic.
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The warning about a possible U.S. downgrade seemed less dire and narrower in scope than one issued on Wednesday by Fitch Ratings.
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Although the administration's proposal would be a major change, the version released on Saturday is narrower in scope than previous leaked drafts.
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While these imbalances still exist, they are much narrower and the central banks of the two countries have accumulated foreign exchange reserves.
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I have to not only pay a higher price for Corsair's integration, but also accept a much narrower set of upgrade options.
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On two-lane roads narrower than most bike paths, I drove past glittering lakes and a patchwork of green forest and farms.
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The field will be narrower by then; it's easy to see how someone might walk away with 50 percent of the delegates.
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Cleveland-Cliffs — Shares of the iron ore miner jumped for a second day after reporting a narrower-than-expected-first-quarter loss.
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Some of the WSJ's sources also told it the Commission has withdrawn the original order and intends to issue a narrower request.
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But over the years Mr. Zuckerberg's suits have gotten skinnier, the ties narrower, the aesthetic less uncomfortable-kid-in-Dad's-borrowed-suit.
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Where the T9 differs from Nest or Ecobee is its shape: it's a vertically oriented rectangle that's narrower than it is tall.
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But much like the updated MacBook Pros, the UltraFine 5K fits a much narrower use case than other more full-featured displays.
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While thin at 2.15 mm, it's still about the thickness of three credit cards, but it's quite a bit shorter and narrower.
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Alex Kantrowitz at Buzzfeed saw Jets-related news, so it does seem Twitter can target a narrower topic than just broad sports.
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After multiple rewrites and more than a year of litigation, the Supreme Court upheld a narrower version of the measure last summer.
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More than 40 percent of employers surveyed by the consulting firm say they are exploring narrower high-performance network plans for 2017.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 8 points — and the district has been reelecting the more moderate Upton for decades.
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At the same time, the laptop is also getting narrower, with its body shrinking from 14.8 inches wide to 24 inches wide.
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On labor rights, Roberts used several narrower rulings to curtail the collective bargaining rights guaranteed in part by 1977's Abood v.
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Democrats allocate delegates proportionately, so Clinton's blowout win in Georgia netted her a lot more delegates than Sanders's narrower win in Michigan.
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And the first sign that maybe they made a movie for a more specific, narrower audience seems to have induced some panic.
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An ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll released Sunday showed Clinton ahead 46% to 45% -- narrower than Saturday's 2-point Clinton edge.
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Converting now while you can still file as a married couple is also helpful because the brackets are narrower for single people.
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But it is narrower in scope than a plan Trump put forward last month, which was resisted by hardline Republicans and Democrats.
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But, they say, if Trump loses by a narrower margin, between 4-6 points, their candidates would be in a stronger position.
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An NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll gave Clinton a much narrower lead of 49 percent, to 47 percent for Sanders.
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In a four-way general election match-up with third-party candidates, Clinton leads Trump by a slightly narrower 4-point margin.
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The 14-inch laptop also has narrower bezels around the display, and a new "iron grey" color thanks to the aluminum finish.
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The beach has grown more crowded in spots because it is narrower than before and only 17 miles are open to cars.
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The finance ministry can boast a narrower budget deficit, thanks partly to higher fuel duties and a 2% tax on financial transactions.
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Trump's margin of victory in 2016 was narrower than Mitt Romney's in 2012, but he still won the district by 13 points.
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The WSD-F30 keeps all those features in a redesigned case that's 3.9mm narrower and has slimmer bezels than the WSD-F20.
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Courts struck down the first two versions of Trump's travel ban, and the current one is narrower in scope than its predecessors.
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Fitch expects narrower losses from the proprietary brand operation as the company replaces its loss-making sedan models with SUV's in 173.
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A narrower government deficit and strong current account surpluses in recent years have allowed a decline in government and net external debt.
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But the requirements are narrower than the DACA requirements were — and it's very easy to lose legal status once they have it.
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But surely a narrower claim is true: that mathematics, so systematically built as it is on inference, must develop logical thinking. Right?
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Critics of the narrower measures argue that the import measure, Imports for Consumption, is not as fine-tuned as the export measure.
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That loss would however be marginally narrower than the $168 million reported in the fiscal year to end-March 2019, Gunatilleka said.
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Policies with narrower scope need be approved at the level of the governance of the group or groups those policies affect: e.g.
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Now, as awareness around mass shootings and gun violence rises again, Feinstein's proposed ban is much narrower: on the bump stocks themselves.
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A significantly narrower discount on Canadian crude compared with U.S. barrels as a result of the curtailments has made rail shipments uneconomic.
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The narrower field of view on the 6S Plus seems to play better with selfies, but it's another matter of personal preference.
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And while kids are more prone to swimmer's ear because they have narrower ear canals, adults are very much at risk well.
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Future iterations will have narrower, lighter-weight wings, and designers hope that further research on battery technology will extend its flight time.
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Beloved players have their personalities shaved down to fit into narrower concepts, and their emotional significance becomes secondary to more utilitarian goals.
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And that scenario would have been good for the much narrower reason that it would have helped forestall the rise of Trump.
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HTC also includes a piece of foam that can be inserted into the Vive for a better fit for a narrower face.
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And there's very little evidence in the data that suggests the separation between the two parties will grow narrower any time soon.
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It's a bit narrower than other smartphones, which might look a bit odd, but makes it much easier to use one handed.
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Because Samsung does that dual waterfall or curved-edge screen, it is able to make the phone narrower than other competing devices.
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Sherrod Brown, a potential 251 contender, won re-election, his margin was narrower than expected and Republicans comfortably held the governor's mansion.
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But results from a survey earlier this year indicate the wall's base of support may be even narrower than those numbers suggest.
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While the court still required the two sides to go through arbitration, the narrower victory appeared to be more than merely symbolic.
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"Our winter business has a loyal, passionate, committed following, but it's a narrower following," said Robert Katz, chief executive of Vail Resorts.
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"The global mood increasingly feels like one of atavism, of retreat into narrower identities of nation, politics or sect," our reporter observes.
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The tape grows ragged, with many stocks and sectors falling by the wayside as a narrower group of leaders rescue the indexes.
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The two-year yield also fell, but by a narrower margin, touching 26.8545 percent compared with a U.S. close of 20327 percent.
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The two-year yield also fell, but by a narrower margin, touching 21 percent compared with a U.S. close of 0.53 percent.
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He added that he hasn't been involved in discussions to change the bill, but that he's concerned the legislation could become narrower.
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Republicans are most concerned about a collection of big states where they hold at least one legislative chamber by a narrower majority.
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A similar but narrower personal injury complaint was filed against the same defendants in Charlottesville Circuit Court shortly after the rally ended.
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Moderate Democrats could fight for a narrower bill that would benefit small banks — with the understanding that community banks aren't actually suffering.
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The researchers found that in general, smaller, narrower eggs represent early-stage embryos, while larger and rounder ones indicate a later stage.
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And though both parties' spectrums are narrower today than ever before in American history, they are still quite broad by comparative standards.
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A narrower loss could allow her to renegotiate parts of her agreement in Brussels and return for a second parliamentary vote. Mrs.
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"Especially in a nursing home, the range of joys of life gets narrower, and food is one that remains," said Dr. Lee.
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In so doing, he broke with the wider Arab world and inadvertently set in motion the possibility of a narrower bilateral peace.
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By then, the Orthodox Russian nationalist Solzhenitsyn was the new big thing in Soviet dissidence; Grossman's Jewish themes had a narrower appeal.
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The blood had invaded the inner layers of the vessel wall, creating a new narrower passage and blocking off the old pathway.
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Teladoc reported a narrower earnings loss than analysts expected, 201513 cents per share compared to the 201503 cents expected, according to Refinitiv.
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The Maryland ruling was narrower, freezing only the order's 90-day suspension of entry from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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The deficit, however, was much narrower than the $7.03 billion, or 1.2 percent of GDP, in the same quarter a year ago.
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To only have friends within your own economic or earning circle would make your life narrower and, dare I say it, poorer.
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Male respondents also favored legalization, though the margin was narrower — and it was unclear how many men would come out to vote.
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That meant that they won their House seats by narrower margins than they would have if the Democratic turnout had been stronger.
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Rostenkowski later pleaded guilty to two counts of mail fraud, but the case was much narrower than the original indictment against him.
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His successor, the Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden, is best known for crackling performances of a narrower slice of the standard repertory.
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Centrist Democrats are pushing narrower plans that would, among other things, expand tax credits for people just above the Obamacare subsidy threshold.
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Runners with wider feet may want to look at other Altra options as the Kayenta seems to run on the narrower side.
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Excluding stock based compensation, Tesla lost $1.33 a share, which was narrower than expected, according to a consensus estimate from Thomson Reuters.
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The national unemployment rate replaced a narrower monthly calculation discontinued last month by IBGE that covered only Brazil's six largest metropolitan areas.
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A smaller heel pocket, narrower toe, and extra stretch in the ankle make this sock well-suited for women with narrow feet.
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For the day, the narrower Dow Jones industrial average ended down 1.14 percent, and the Nasdaq composite index finished off 1.83 percent.
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If the Trump administration chooses a narrower or under-resourced approach to Syria instead, as its predecessor did, one thing is certain.
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When a rally in the stock market becomes narrower, it is usually a sign that the rally is running out of gas.
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Their patients tend to be older, poorer and sicker, and their profit margins much narrower, if they make any profit at all.
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The bill, which is narrower than the House-passed plan, has previously failed to gain enough Republican support to pass the Senate.
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