If we're somewhat successful, we're probably driving nicer cars, living in nicer homes and taking nicer vacations.
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So you see kids playing baseball, and that horrible little garden at the beginning becomes nicer and nicer and nicer.
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Couldn't happen to a nicer guy or a nicer party.
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The nicer you are to staff, the nicer they will be to you.
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It's just nicer being able to order your carrots online and nicer being able to get information so quickly.
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He likely drives a nicer car than anyone I know, and has nicer clothes, personal accessories, and home furnishings than most.
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And buying a nicer home in a nicer neighborhood has always been the easiest way to climb up the socioeconomic ladder.
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Myth #2: Summer is a lot nicer than winter Unfortunately, summer is not usually nicer than winter when it comes to flight delays.
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That will be especially true in nicer areas, and to the extent that superblocks make areas nicer, their march across the city will threaten gentrification in its wake.
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Mark Patz from Wilmington, N.C., thinks being nicer to each other is the answer: I agree I think we should all be nicer to each other in everyday life.
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He joined SBG, and in 2002 he opened a nicer gym, and later—after a tough few months he spent teaching out of a school hall—a nicer place yet.
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" He continued: "And I understand: It does get nicer.
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" He later joked, "I become nicer when I drink.
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"NICER is the successor to RXTE, with an order-of-magnitude improvement in sensitivity, energy resolution and time resolution," Goddard&aposs Keith Gendreau, principal investigator for the NICER mission, said in the statement.
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The lobby is nicer than the one in Princess Tower.
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Three days later, Venezuela's thuggish regime showed its nicer face.
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Really, it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. [CNBC]
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Then I want to have one nicer, occasional outfit closet.
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I took her to one of the nicer restaurants outside.
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Having one bill is nicer than having seven bills. Right.
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"They're always saying be nicer on the debates," Trump said.
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But there is probably a nicer way of putting it.
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As a result, it feels a lot nicer to hold.
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But the front is, indisputably, the bullet ant's nicer end.
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A universal remote only made your coffee table look nicer.
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It's nicer, it's not as frightening, it's not as overwhelming.
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New York is nicer than you'd expect it to be.
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I found myself actively trying to be nicer post Brexit.
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Keenan: Is Univision's intent to make the six sites nicer?
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It does make the experience of typing a little nicer.
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Tends to be one of the nicer parts of town.
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I guess they really are a lot nicer in Canada?
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The couple's daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, offered a nicer critique.
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Instagram is trying to make its app a nicer place.
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They're big (really, really big) and way nicer than you.
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Genovese's apartment building also looked much nicer than I expected.
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That doesn't mean that men have been that much nicer.
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But $1 billion is a much nicer, rounder figure, right?
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" She added: "This table used to be a lot nicer.
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It's simply a nicer camera to hold in your hand.
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A cover to make her tech look a little nicer
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Mr. Trump had nicer things to say about the gorilla.
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I could get nicer stuff, but what would that accomplish?
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In the Midwest everybody's just a little nicer in general.
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Even though it is hard work, it's a nicer environment.
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She was so nice, she could not have been nicer.
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Sounds nicer than the tiny Lunar Gateway NASA has planned.
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"Next time," she said, "I want to stay somewhere nicer."
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They're even arguably nicer than the hotel's main central pool.
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What's nicer than a rainy Sunday afternoon with no plans?
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Definitely a little nicer than my shoebox apartment in Manhattan.
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And I could have worn nicer clothes on the plane.
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She's taught me to trust others and to be nicer.
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She fantasizes about owning a slightly nicer car one day.
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This makes a move to a nicer neighborhood feel impossible.
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Taking them won't give you nicer skin or better hair.
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But that's the whole nicer than having it be fully fueled.
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It seems nicer than last year's Google tab and weather widget.
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And these days, he would just like everyone to be nicer.
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It certainly looks nicer than the outrageously ugly Ionic and Blaze.
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That being said, it looks SO much nicer than that camera.
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They keyboard feels nicer to type on than older MacBook Pros.
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Real shudder-worthy stuff, so let's move on to nicer things.
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Or maybe it's just nicer camping out in a warm country.
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Because Tetris is just nicer—I do really, really like it.
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As we get into the spring and summer, weather gets nicer.
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My family was nicer to each other in public, for one.
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A fancy gadget hanger would be a nicer, higher-end solution.
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"It's so much nicer than doing it alone," she tells PEOPLE.
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Except I would keep it in an even nicer brown frame.
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He's nicer, calmer, more settled into his place in the world.
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They're just a nicer version of that, I think that is.
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This laptop feels a lot nicer than the old MacBook Air.
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Through that class, I somehow learned to be nicer to myself.
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Have you ever thought about getting a nicer-looking business card?
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As research shows, when employees wear nicer clothes, they achieve more.
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We've become a nicer, more tolerant, gentler nation in many respects.
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Duplex: I really don't know, uh whatever you think is nicer.
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But isn't it much nicer when cultures blend rather than clash?
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Accordingly, fast food restaurants in Thailand are nicer, the staff friendlier.
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That's, like, nicer than even my mom would say about me.
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People are like, 'Your bunny's condo is nicer than my house.
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Sorry if you're a Murphy fan, I'll be nicer next week!
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I'd get treated nicer — they thought I was a rich relative.
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He wants her to be nicer to people that he likes!
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The president "couldn't have been nicer," the former Florida governor added.
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"I was with much nicer people in the Navy," he said.
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Bush said, 'You know, you could have been nicer to Jeb.
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Even though this guy has his own problems, he's definitely nicer.
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Are you obligated to purchase nicer gifts as you get older?
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Yeah, content for the some of the people, they were nicer.
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Couldn't have been a nicer goal to put up as tribute.
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Instagram without quantified likes might have been nicer, in some way.
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At $100,000 a year, it was one of the nicer places.
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And family separation is so much nicer this time of year.
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The iPad Air has a nicer screen than the regular iPad.
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We go to this nicer lunch place about ten minutes away.
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At the very least, it probably smells nicer than hospital air.
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It was far bigger than I was expecting — and far nicer.
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"I went up — he couldn't have been nicer," Mr. Trump said.
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Donald Trump would like the press to be nicer to him.
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Yes, the glass on the Oasis is probably nicer than that of the Voyage (and certainly nicer than the plastic screen of the Paperwhite), but the resolution remains a sharp, brilliant 300 pixels per inch (ppi).
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This clinic was nicer, with a private room to provide the sample.
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"I think I'm a nicer person now," he says with a smile.
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Girl had a nicer time than you would expect, given her era.
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Its nickname is Ultima Thule, though I prefer the much nicer MU69.
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This just feels a bit calmer and better and deeper and nicer.
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And, in my opinion, the Sony headphones look a little nicer, too.
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Personally, I think a monochromatic display looks nicer than a colorful one.
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And it's even nicer to have Sanaa Lathan back where she belongs.
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A road trip in first class is nicer than one in coach.
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"It makes life a little bit freer and nicer here," he said.
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It gives a nicer feel when you're typing compared to cold aluminum.
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Both Tim AND Harvey Korman couldn't have been any nicer AND funnier.
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Google also does those things, but Alexa feels nicer to talk to.
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"The house is nicer than we thought it would be," Hagler said.
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It's probably nicer to look at on screen than in person.[ESA]
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That just sounds like a nicer way of saying it, but hey.
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Pretending to govern North Korea is much nicer than living there. ◼
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"People are just nice — they're just nicer to you," she told Fallon.
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A few of them say nicer things about me than any Republican.
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And other aspects of it are much nicer and show more polish.
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This feature alone makes the P220 Pro much nicer than the P220.
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I just want my high school to be a nicer place. Amen.
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She will accept that razorblade from her other cellmate, the nicer one.
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It just looks nicer than the parabola from a position-time graph.
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Hopefully the animals from Morro Bay end up somewhere a bit nicer.
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He says her engagement to Harry couldn't happen to a nicer person.
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The weather is finally getting nicer and everyone's moods are finally improving.
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It's quite light and feels far nicer than the original rubber case.
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And already, I can hear the question: So it's Cardboard, but nicer?
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It's one step toward getting us all to play a bit nicer.
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I may just make a little effort to be nicer about it.
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But maybe it'll make you nicer to the people you work with?
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Still, I do admire some of the nicer touches of Dark Mode.
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The last place she saw was different from most others, and nicer.
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" Instead, Beltman adds: "We want to make the world a nicer place.
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Facebook even allowed WhatsApp employees to have nicer desks and fancier bathrooms.
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Read This Next: I Botoxed My Balls to Make Them Look Nicer
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The voices don't get nicer when I'm drunk, just a bit weirder.
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There were still no windows, but the kitchens are nicer and bigger.
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To me, it just tasted like a bigger, slightly nicer McDonald's cheeseburger.
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I'm not going to be any nicer to you because of that.
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"If Detroit gets any nicer," he added, "we'll have to move back."
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Sometimes, Ms. Hylton found, the nicer the space, the sadder the experience.
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I go to the much larger, nicer grocery store by her apartment.
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The material was nicer than I thought (are you sensing a theme?).
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Even the S Pen stylus is nicer now, with a unibody design.
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Is this material $20,000 nicer than this other material that looks similar?
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Despite the size, the phone feels a little nicer than its predecessor.
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Nicer Italian restaurants have a person on staff who only makes pasta.
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Do you want to spend extra on a nicer/more convenient flight?
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I wondered if we could clean it up and make it nicer.
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They are both outsider progressive warriors but Warren's just nicer about it.
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And so my guilt comes from: 'You know you should be nicer.
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She saves the nicer ones for upstairs, where there are four bedrooms.
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The older ones look nicer, but the newer one is more practical.
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Something about the word "rubbish" just seems so much nicer than garbage.
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Their car is nicer; they have a yacht instead of a motorboat.
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Their car is nicer; they have a yacht instead of a motorboat.
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Perhaps he should have been nicer, and more respectful, to his President!
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Please learn to be nicer and not to assume the worst in people.
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"Crazy" is just a slightly nicer way of saying Kelly is PMS-ing.
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Otherwise there are bigger and nicer phones you can spend your $800 on.
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This time, we're headed to the supposedly nicer southern beaches, ($13.12) J pays .
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The guy they hate is doing pretty good and we have nicer votes.
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They definitely look nicer than most of what I see on Google Images.
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It looks a lot nicer than the other sparse parts of the country.
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"No, we just give them a nicer title and they're happy," Lewis responded.
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If you want nicer hardware and more configurable software, go with the S10.
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It's a lot nicer, but presumably would have required redesigning the iPad mini.
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It has been nicer now to get it out with my own words.
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They sound good, last a long time, and look nicer while doing it.
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Do you want a nicer photo or a more accurate representation of reality?
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Cycling is nicer than it was, and rental bikes are more widely available.
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A secondary sensor or even a FLIR one would also be nice nicer.
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M: It has the latest processor, a bigger screen, and a nicer design.
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I offered to drive, but she insisted since her car is much nicer.
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Sometimes in a nicer stadium, the suites have speakers built into the ceiling.
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Fortunately, the weather in Littleton is much nicer for our trip to Vandenberg.
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"It's so much nicer now to have more of a balance," she adds.
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The standard version previously came with a metal roof, but a nicer interior.
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You say she should have been nicer to the women boffing her husband?
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Studios in Burbank, California, the other actors couldn't have been nicer, she said.
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So RIP Balon, you should have been nicer to your garbage son. 2.
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The facilities are nicer, Dr. Suedfeld explains, and the marketing is much better.
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Polymaker hopes nicer looking 3D objects will bring 3D printing into mainstream culture.
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Also, I swear that people are nicer to me when I'm wearing makeup.
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They act as if #NorthKorea would act different if he used nicer words.
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Partly this is because most European cities are becoming nicer to live in.
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The app's overhauled design also makes switching between preset scenes seem way nicer.
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So I employed a set of techniques I've spent years teaching nicer people.
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She's asking everyone to just be better and nicer and that's worth doing.
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Two top editors resigned, and Mr. Denton vowed to make the site nicer.
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It's always nice, and on a golf course like this its even nicer.
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In the episode, Elaine meets opposite (nicer) versions of Jerry, George and Kramer.
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The interior, which is unlined, has also gotten softer and nicer to touch.
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"We can take their clubhouse because their clubhouse is way nicer than ours."
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He then announced that the site should be "10 to 15 percent" nicer.
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I'm not being unreasonable when I say it's nicer than most people's bedrooms.
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And the nicer you are, the more likely they are to find it.
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We've done our best to leave it much nicer than we found it.
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I felt that assuming the guilt made me a nicer, more responsible person.
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Overall, it feels and looks a lot nicer than its $250 price suggests.
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Now that the weather is getting nicer, she hopes the flaking will subside.
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It's a shame, because politicians apparently don't come any nicer than Mr. Kaine.
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But luckily, he's there to save the day with a nicer, bigger place.
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The Pro models have nicer and more colorful screens than the iPhone 11.
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Thanks to a tapered leg, they create a nicer silhouette than most sweatpants.
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That's much nicer than the negative 60s and 70s common in the winter.
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But the nicer the bow, the less likely it is to come back.
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Overall, the apartment is much nicer than she anticipated having in New York.
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It helps them treat themselves a bit nicer with more compassion and understanding.
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The digital touch panel is great and makes the pot look much nicer!
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"Perhaps he should have been nicer, more respectful, to his President!" he tweeted.
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You see more closet space and nicer bathrooms than you did years ago.
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" He continued: "It's certainly nicer than hearing, God, that guy looks like [expletive].
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The boat is beautiful and much nicer than I expected it to be.
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The nicest man alive playing the nicest man dead; what could be nicer?
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", "What do people really think of me?" or "How could I be nicer?
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Zachary wishes that he had been nicer to his brother, the detective wrote.
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The way people behave is different too, and generally rather nicer, he added.
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Its people are not intrinsically nicer or more tolerant than Europeans or Americans.
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"We like a PDF version, as it formats the resume nicer," Goodman says.
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He says Harry couldn't have been nicer, though ... and he thinks he's great.
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After all, home sharing sounds a lot nicer than temporary subleases for tourists.
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The computers are smaller, the monitors larger, tabletops wider and office chairs nicer.
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Pete tells TMZ Sports ... Cormier and his fam couldn't have been nicer people.
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But you know what's nicer (not to mention a whole lot less subjective)?
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They found that Canadians, true to form, are just way nicer on Twitter.
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Esmail might not be a tourist, but he is on a vacation of sorts, pursuing lifestyles nicer than what he might have left back home, nicer than his setup in a shabby Danish apartment complex whose other residents are immigrants.
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Eventually, I started questioning the choices I was making, and started dating nicer men.
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She hasn't become nicer, or less of a diva, but neither is she underestimated.
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The most traveled pathways tracked by NICER reveal the brightest and most prominent arcs.
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I tell her all the time, 'Can you want the nicer things in life?
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The new look not only makes the Boom 23 nicer to hold and use.
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They make it nicer to keep on my shelf or take to the park.
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I've interacted with girls all over the world, each one nicer than the next.
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Monsanto wasn't the Death Star—you couldn't meet a Missouri-nicer group of people.
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But should you really go past that $100 price-range for the nicer keyboards.
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But it would be a lot nicer if elections had more than just consequences.
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The weather is a little nicer today, so I go for a quick run.
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This one is bigger and all around nicer, plus it's closer to Trader Joe's.
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I think, well that was kind of nicer when we did things like that.
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But during my period, I'm nicer to myself, without feelings of guilt and debilitation.
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Maybe its time it's time to start being a little nicer to each other.
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"Cam couldn't have been nicer to me," Manning said Monday on the Today show.
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That said, the FIt also looks a lot nicer than the Fitbit Charge 2.
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We ran through it all with Reilly -- and the dude couldn't have been nicer.
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So if you're still shy, moving to a nicer climate might not change that.
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I recently graduated to the larger bedroom with the nicer bed and it's amazing.
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Bixby also appears to have a nicer user interface than some of its competitors.
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It's even nicer not to have to worry about battery life in the slightest.
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The result is nicer bass response and a clarity that wasn't there before tuning.
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He was way nicer and more caring than he was made out to be.
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Couldn't have done that two minutes earlier and made my life a little nicer?
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The way they dealt with outsiders is slightly nicer than the people in Gilead.
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You&aposve got to be appreciate and take the high road and be nicer.
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That Sergey thing, the whole Sergey thing, I was nicer than I should've been.
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The slightly nicer pillowcase I'd like to buy costs $8 at the Ikea store.
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It's pretty sad when some pets lead nicer lives than most people on earth.
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But wouldn't it be nicer if it was a little easier to browse through?
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The clothes were new, and much nicer than those from the dump, residents said.
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It's faster, has more storage, and the 10-inch HD screen looks much nicer.
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I feel you're a lot nicer to me, now that you have a kid.
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The neat displays here were definitely nicer than that strange-looking one from Walmart.
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I won the first one, but yeah, the second one was a lot nicer.
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You can't even get nicer sheets by paying more—money has no meaning there.
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It wasn't super fancy, but it was still far nicer than I was expecting.
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And so, it's a nicer time for me than it was 30 years ago.
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Kind of being like a nicer, female version of Vincent Gallo or Mel Gibson.
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You're one of the nicer people that I have to deal with every day.
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I hope that online communities are going to become nicer in the coming years.
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Also, stylistically, it's one of the nicer pieces of hardware the company has produced.
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"I think it could have been a little bit nicer," he said of Cruz.
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They're even opening up Michelin restaurants with nicer meals and maybe an extra fee.
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I'd surely have spent some time out there if it was a nicer day.
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Saturday is looking to be even nicer, with a high in the mid-50s.
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"The nicer the place, the more that it costs to live there," Onwuchekwa said.
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I think it looks nicer and the batteries last for a really long time.
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At the same time, I think they are making me maybe nicer or something.
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The apartment was $1,887 a month and much nicer than anything else they'd seen.
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Now that the weather is nicer, we've been eating outdoors and swimming a lot.
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"Having a nicer place to stay in increases their confidence and resilience," he said.
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"He's incredibly thoughtful and kind, a much nicer person than I am," she said.
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I could say Steve Jobs, but I would have been a nicer Steve Jobs.
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With more options available, the chances of finding a nicer-quality space go up.
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It will make your life (and major holidays) much nicer in years to come.
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You can find nicer cabins elsewhere in the segment, if that's your top priority.
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It's a lot nicer as disembodied hauntings go than being a laughing kid ghost.
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She said she helped the family with shopping and found a nicer rental home.
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Think Linda Blair in "The Exorcist" only not so green and with nicer eyes.
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Aries can handle a break-up, but it's nicer to part on amicable terms.
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The new screen is nicer than the original, but not by a huge degree.
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There's nothing nicer in this stinking world than the sound of a kid laughing.
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You're getting a nicer screen, those extra camera features, and more premium build quality.
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"It couldn't have happened to a nicer person," one of her neighbors told NBC.
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For so many things we purchase, the more expensive thing is the nicer thing.
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Now Instagram, to be fair, is one of the nicer places on the internet.
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"It can be a double-edged sword, creating this nicer or more harmonious design."
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If people were nicer to one another, well, maybe she would still be alive.
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But, in my opinion, they're usually chunkier and far nicer than standard French fries.
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It's smarter, safer and nicer inside than just about anything else in this price range.
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If you suffer from dry skin or are constantly cold, it can be even nicer.
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Scientists observed the light echo from a black hole called MAXI J1820+070 with NICER.
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In the absence of being someone's number one, I've learned to be nicer to myself.
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Life is pretty nice for those of us in the industry, and keeps getting nicer.
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But the upside is that the result looks nicer because the tech is more evolved.
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It's also got a much nicer finish and a much bigger display than the PS42.
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People have long assumed that monopoles could possibly exist to make the equations look nicer.
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I think part of that is that when someone is happier, they are just nicer.
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Natalie comes home to a larger, nicer apartment, complete with a closet filled with shoes.
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This Costco was a lot newer and nicer than the one I grew up on.
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It's also just a nicer-looking and feeling product compared to Ring's Video Doorbell 2.
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But the two companies couldn't have picked a nicer showcase for the software's latest iteration.
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Rewards like $5 credits, upgrades to nicer cars, access to premium support and flexible cancellations.
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I also think this speaker looks nicer than the Dot; the white feels more modern.
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They fit better, look nicer, exhibit very little signal loss, and have improved battery life.
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We do not have to sing louder, jump higher or be nicer to prove ourselves.
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Now, according to a new study, it may even help you become a nicer person.
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Siri sounds a lot nicer as well, although it's not any more capable than before.
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The last time Jaime grew out his beard, he became a nicer, more compassionate person.
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My sugar daddy recently moved me to a nicer apartment and pays half the rent.
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Besides, I don't think they'd be much nicer if they knew I was the help.
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Obviously [the record] has its "out there" parts, but it always returns to nicer melodies.
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As motorists get richer they tend to trade up to a nicer set of wheels.
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I'm a much nicer person than people would think, to see me from the outside.
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Her face was covered in fish and asparagus, but she could not have been nicer.
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The new Echo Show has a bigger screen, better speaker system, and a nicer design.
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Why were more bars indicative of a nicer neighborhood in Milan, but not Mexico City?
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Many favored nicer theaters, with more comfortable seats, or theaters that were closer to home.
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Competing Android phones are faster, have better cameras, nicer screens, and yet still cost less.
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All that extra RAM really helps with multitasking and makes Windows much nicer to use.
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Spending $40-ish per year sounds a whole lot nicer than $119, am I right?
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Nest's hardware and software are infinitely easier and nicer to use than many smart monitors.
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And the nicer things aren't cheap, meaning you have to play somewhat conservatively at first.
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There are few things nicer than hearing your friend praise their partner for their achievements.
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LG’s smoothed out the edges with subtle curves making the device feel nicer.
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Ritchie was also pretty firm, but had a gentler delivery, and Bryan was even nicer.
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The second is to persuade the target that you're like her, only more confident, nicer.
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Montel Williams had a run-in with German authorities, and they couldn't have been nicer.
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They're also just straight up nicer to be around: less vibration, less noise, zero exhaust.
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But these people lived longer — they've got the buffer of living in a nicer environment.
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The overall user experience is much nicer than the interface of a traditional health insurance.
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I don't want to have to cloak my opinions in nonthreatening language to seem nicer.
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I also understand that when the cameras are off, he is a much nicer guy.
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It's roughly half as tall as the Echo and arguably much nicer to look at.
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"You really should speak a little nicer about your boss," one Momentum activist tweeted her.
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While a matte glass finish would've looked nicer, the knit enclosure blends in seamlessly enough.
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A wash and stain bar that will keep your shirt collars looking nicer for longer.
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This time she chose to write on unlined printer paper, which seemed a little nicer.
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If they are just nicer to you overall, it's probably because they like you best.
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Or, wait — maybe Julia's recipe for crispy cumin lamb with red chiles would be nicer?
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Then again, in real life, the Nishidas hadn't gone to any of those nicer places.
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"Jimmy asked a few questions, little details, but he couldn't have been nicer," Krickstein said.
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As they get older, they earn nicer rooms with better views in the same building.
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Kevlar would be nicer for weight, but you'd be paying a premium to get it.
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Eight years of being "nicer" hasn't worked and nobody thinks direct military conflict will work.
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A nicer version of this argument was -- it seemed -- what won over Kotey and Elsheikh.
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It will be, do you want a longer-lasting, nicer looking product, for less money?
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Here's a couple of the nicer looks the champion showed against a nearly unresponsive opponent.
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If nothing else, this video proves that we should be nicer to our Uber drivers.
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You seem nicer and more grounded—like a fucking adult—since you started this job.
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You sort of wistfully remember the outdoor shit pipe, and your apartment's incomparably nicer now.
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All I can say is that I hope the new game plays a little nicer.
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When Rodrigo learns to "cultivate his garden," we wish it happened to a nicer guy.
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It will make your closet look a lot nicer for relatively little pain or expense.
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We wanted to make a nicer stadium, a roof, better locker rooms, better practice facilities.
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Apart from that, the electric car is a much nicer and easier car to own.
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And how she learned from her home in the Bronx to this nicer neighborhood. Right.
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For some, practical upgrades — a nonstop flight, a nicer rental car — make all the difference.
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This is notable because crime usually increases in the springtime when it gets nicer outside.
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The Stansport is well made and has a much nicer latch mechanism than the Everest.
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Often, the staff is more attentive, the cups are nicer and the coffee is tastier.
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Working out is always nicer when there's a reward (well, in addition to staying fit).
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How can kids in your group make group texts or social media nicer for everyone?
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" "What does it say that Fox News is nicer to me than the lefties are?
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I found another slightly nicer seating spot by the first refreshment area I came to.
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He looked specifically for nicer comments, since Botnet is meant to be a happy experience.
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Monica and Rachel probably would've had a nicer Ikea table and chairs in the kitchen.
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Veep fans know there's nobody in the world nicer or more positive than Richard Splett.
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Everyone, now and again, can do with a nicer place to go to the bathroom.
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" Added Peyton, "A lot of shows showcase if you're just nicer, it all works out.
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He seems like a nice guy; it would be far nicer if someone told him.
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There's a 3.5mm headphone jack in case you want to plug in nicer speakers, though.
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It just couldn't have happened to a nicer person or a better law enforcement officer.
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We'd have loved to play nicer, but we now have England and we move on.
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We've just talked about Uber, now we'll talk about the second company, the nicer Airbnb.
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He may not be my color / but he could stand to be a lot nicer.
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It's not the first generator like this, though it's a lot nicer looking than previous iterations.
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The XR looks perfectly fine when you don't have a nicer OLED to compare it to.
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The story behind Reddit's redesign isn't just the odyssey to make Reddit look a little nicer.
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She lives close by and has a much nicer car for Minnesota driving than I do.
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It would be much nicer if dogs and cats were fuzzy recycling centers, but they aren't.
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"All computers come with screen readers now, and you can also buy nicer ones," she explains.
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But though their characters were rivals, Perry couldn't have been nicer to Cain on the set.
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It's just a nicer object to behold, and I'm finding that it feels faster to use.
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Here's what you actually give up: the telephoto lens, a bigger battery, and a nicer screen.
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The Air's screen is nicer: it's laminated and supports True Tone plus a wider color gamut.
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Frankly, this is one of the nicer things Sam Bee has said about the Trump administration.
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As far as I know, it's simply an aesthetic thing and makes the laptop feel nicer.
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It turns out that home sharing is nicer when the home in question is high end.
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The Kims in "Parasite" aren't necessarily nicer, more loving or more honest than the bourgeois Parks.
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At the hotel, she meets up with her old flame and is way nicer than before.
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The dressing room and nursery area on that set is nicer than [Luna's] bedroom at home.
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The Linux based smart TV menus are nicer than some reviewers might lead you to believe.
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Here's the takeaway: We're nicer, more compassionate human beings when we aren't hiding behind a screen.
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The interface is much nicer than the Echo Show interface, but it's all still pretty simple.
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On her birthday two months ago, Kardashian West asked her daughter to be nicer to Saint.
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It's a little bit faster and smoother and a lot nicer to hold in the hand.
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The phone's design is nice — certainly one of the newly reborn Nokia brand's nicer to date.
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The higher up you go, the nicer they are, which again is different from American celebrities.
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These machines have improved finishes, nicer displays, and in general, they just don't feel so budget.
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It'll be a lot nicer smoking in public, knowing that you won't have to hide it.
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Trump was much nicer toward Chuck Schumer shortly after the election: Since then, it's been downhill.
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Now, mostly foreign fighters and their families occupy the nicer homes and apartments, the women explain.
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"All computers come with screen readers now, and you can also buy nicer ones," she explains.
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They both like it but agree that movies generally look nicer these days, due to technology.
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There really is a nicer way to go about things than marauding round like elitist rotters.
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At the same time, we could make the back of the phone simpler and nicer-feeling.
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Twitter and Instagram would like us all to be a little bit nicer to each other.
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Advice to Farrah ... shoulda been nicer -- Kuzma is gonna get PAID when it's time to renegotiate!!!
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All my clothes, all the nicer stuff, just hung off my shoulders like a hospital gown.
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I made so much money, I ended up driving nicer cars than some of my clients.
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The "Taco," while nicer than previous generations, can still be noisy and bouncy on the highway.
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If you're feeling generous, the Signature Pro ($299) is the even nicer, solid stainless steel version.
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But in my experience, they are nicer than they look, and they love, love, love lifting.
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"It will be a much nicer and milder campaign," a source close to the AKP said.
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There were also nicer amenities in the clubhouse area and the lines for everything were shorter.
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You could knock the XT4 for being a slightly nicer Buick, but that misses the point.
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In other words, once the richer, nicer, cooler, or less bizarre South Korea has been absorbed.
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It would have been nicer if I could have been frank about it from the beginning.
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"I appreciate the interview, but just be a little, little nicer to our president," he said.
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I had specifically dressed nicer than I live so I could talk to money, but whatevs.
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Give me some prescriptions from your book and others besides reaching out and being nicer online.
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RideAustin charges standard commission on the other classes, which are more expensive and are nicer cars.
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That's always a good thing to have, although it's nicer still to have more than one.
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I don't know, I don't know that many meter maids, actually, but they could be nicer.
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One was a Glock something, and the other—the nicer-looking one—was a snub-nosed .
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However, weighted blankets typically are — and this one looks nicer than other iterations I&aposve seen.
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The students in San Juan spoke of another transformation: People are being nicer to one another.
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They're like, 'Why would you live in Flushing if you could live in a nicer neighborhood?
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Throw in some chocolates and spring for the nicer "prism vase" and the price goes up.
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The nicer Rose's parents, Dean (Bradley Whitford) and Missy (Catherine Keener), behave, the greater the ripples.
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"Some of them said it nicer than others," Cheryl Coleman, Mr. West's lead lawyer, told reporters.
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"I don't have any illusions about them being any nicer than anybody else," he told me.
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Oh, reducing inequality and making the world nicer means that I, personally, might have less stuff?
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COMFORT AND JOY Usually I try to cook something a little nicer, a little more involved.
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I dress a little nicer than usual and add some neutral eyeshadow to my basic look.
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The nicer ones were worried I would be scarred by the experience, and couldn't handle it.
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Unfortunately, she has not yet found a way to make her "Ladies of London" castmates nicer.
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The shared areas are also often nicer than a single renter could afford on their own.
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And by all accounts and experiences, watching this TV is much nicer than watching a cheap set.
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Trump has told friends he thinks the network is nicer to him in the post-Ailes era.
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This might simply have been because NICER can measure the timing with better precision than other instruments.
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Prisoners who can afford a nicer jail can offset their burden to society at their own expense.
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This is the kind of gear you'd see in a nicer legal office or a funded startup.
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Because people will say, well, isn't it nicer now; isn't it safer now; isn't it – whatever now?
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I'm thinking about Snapchat, which actually is a nicer place to be because they pick the publishers.
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I was obviously nervous to write rap lyrics for Drake, but he could not have been nicer.
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Showers are bearable, but it's a hell of a lot nicer watching bands when the sun's out.
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The View is arguably more attractive than the Ring, with its smaller footprint and nicer plastic materials.
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The world would probably be a nicer place — and Cameron's fans seem to agree with the sentiment.
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"Most of the time bribes involve booze, and...I'm much nicer when I'm a little bit drunk."
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Carol wanders around Alexandria, making cookies out of beets, toasting acorns, and dressing up in nicer clothes.
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And the Christkindl markets of the Midwest are nicer and less kitsch than many German ones, too.
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The Salvare has a sort of near-future functionality reminiscent of the nicer ships on The Expanse.
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If Linux is that important to you, there's much nicer hardware available for a much lower price.
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Lastly, she suggests going to nicer restaurants for lunch rather than dinner, since lunch typically costs less.
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It just looks nicer for professionals who want to look sharp when they head into a meeting.
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For me, it feels much nicer to receive a compliment that was of my partner's own volition.
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When I was at UNLV, we were saying, Yeah, UNLV's facilities are much nicer, all this stuff.
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The third generation Flex Watch looks even nicer but took a step back in terms of pricing.
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The Nokia 3.13 also moves up to a somewhat nicer and newer MediaTek processor, the Helio P23.1.
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I put on something nicer than I'm wearing currently and tidy a bit before he heads over.
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Its display feels closer to the glass, which should make using it use feel all around nicer.
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Toward the end of the project, I was getting some nicer bouquets in the mail from friends.
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Because when you do something with love and passion, the work becomes nicer, better, you have fun.
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Podcasting may be a growing business, but couldn't it try and be a nicer one than most?
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After three months of a cleaner and nicer smelling home, I don't think I can go back.
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The Pro is compatible with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, and its camera is much nicer.
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" And compared to the U.S., Woodman said, "the people here seem to be a little bit nicer.
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The bulb itself is round and compact so it looks nicer and fits into more compact structures.
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"The Kardashians are more interesting than people give them credit for, they are also nicer," says Bernstein.
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You're just losing out on the faster processor, nicer display, and those great stereo front-facing speakers.
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When street harassment turns violent, people insist that the woman should have been nicer or dressed differently.
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And it's got a nicer design than the Surface Pro 7, which still uses an Intel chip.
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We guess this is all nicer than what they had to say about Shawn Jr. and Bea?
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If you really want a luxury truck from GM, the GMC Sierra looks and feels nicer inside.
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Over time, some of the nicer senior members left and got replaced by American tech company leadership.
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The nicer your car, the more you may be tempted to spend on other car-related luxuries.
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But The Washington Post, Trump said, has "been much nicer" recently and he may reinstate its credentials.
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She's been with The Times since 2004, and a nicer person and better cook you cannot imagine.
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They're worthy of most any cyclist's dream quiver, but some of the bikes are nicer than others.
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My skin felt slightly nicer, but it wasn't much different from the glow from a short run.
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Okay, so how can Republican Senators make the bill "nicer" without sparking an all-out conservative revolt?
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The World Traveller (economy) still looked far nicer than what you'd get on a budget airline, too.
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I shook Kanittanon's hand, noticed my crumpled jacket sleeve and immediately regretted not wearing a nicer suit.
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You can send that person an anonymous thanks, and the interconnected world will feel a little nicer.
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Not to worry, next year's "the next Croatia" is somewhere called Bouvet Island, which already sounds nicer.
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Overall, it was a nicer day than I would've had had I not asked for divine intervention.
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Nicer seats — such as first class instead of second class, or private compartments — will also cost more.
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Sitting on your fire escape is nicer when you're not doing it for hours at a time.
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If only we could use Google Translate all the time, dating apps would be so much nicer.
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I try to respect the style of the house, but in a modern way, a nicer way.
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But even online, where space is not a real consideration, it's nicer to have generally shorter clues.
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But I would say as part of that, and using the social media better ... Okay, being nicer.
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Ms. Garcia said the deal allowed her to stay in a nicer space than she had previously.
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It doesn't make sense to try to one-up each other for who's driving a nicer car.
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It's the first time people are seeing me so maybe I need to look a little nicer.
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The XS and XS Max have nicer OLED displays than the XR and slightly better water resistance.
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Little tablets are nicer than giant phones, and making one more portable seems like a good idea.
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"It was really much nicer than the other places we saw," Ms. Lawry of their new apartment.
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If you prefer to be nicer to your wallet, visit the bar but skip the drinks altogether.
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I'm glad though because it will look much nicer in my office in its new decorative home.
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You don't need the Launch Edition package I had, even though it adds a nicer interior color.
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Still, I want this phone because it's just a little bit nicer than the phone I've got.
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"He might be able to tell [Trump] no nicer than some other folks," said one GOP lawmaker.
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That's not to say that I wouldn't make this cozy, gooey Cheddar-rich casserole in nicer weather.
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RENTERS A Brooklyn couple forgo nicer apartments to get outdoor space for their ailing Beagle mix, Bonnie.
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"Ever since I quit that place, my boyfriend says I'm way nicer to him," she told me.
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They didn't have the money to do the work properly, nor could they afford a nicer home.
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Having an organized home or office can seriously boost productivity and simply make things a lot nicer.
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It's been a day of anxiety and self-criticism, of worry about children and money, and now to top it all off, I've made the mistake of coming here in the unfounded belief that it will make me look nicer, and that making myself look nicer will help.
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A border agent told me that Canadians like New England lakes and campgrounds; ours are nicer than theirs.
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The arcs are actually tracing X-rays, recorded by the Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer, known as NICER.
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Pulsars, or rapidly spinning neutron stars that look like they're pulsing with light, serve as targets for NICER.
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But the changes to Chrome OS and the seamless transition from tablet to laptop mode is much nicer.
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It feels and looks way nicer than, say, the standard silicone straps you get with the Apple Watch.
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The Megaboom 3 is $200, an even nicer reduction from the $200 price tag on the original Megaboom.
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Definitely nicer than the crowds that flock to D.C. every year to see the flowering trees in person.
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The Clara HD has nearly twice that: 300 PPI, like the nicer Kindles, and believe me, you notice.
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I look a little nicer than usual since it's for V-Day, but I hope I'm not overdressed.
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The pricier the set, the thinner the display, the more attractive the bezel, and the nicer the audio.
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As I've aged a bit, I enjoy nicer things, such as my Vital Proteins or a nice dinner.
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Sandor grew hard and mean under all this torment, though he's still a nicer guy than his brother.
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Sound quality isn't awful, although having used plenty of nicer headphones, they certainly aren't winning any awards either.
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It's possible, but plenty of hotels have nicer beds, and I don't pay extra to stay in them.
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The newest generation of Apple Stores look nicer, too: lighter, brighter, more inviting, and, ultimately, more Apple-y.
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Overall, the Pencil feels like a much nicer and better-integrated piece of the iPad puzzle than before.
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THREE years ago, Ryanair, Europe's biggest budget airline, made the sudden decision to be nicer to its customers.
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So while it might look nicer, it does not actually change your behavior, unless I am missing something.
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We pick a nicer local restaurant we both love, figuring that an early dinner would suit us well.
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Context: NICER mainly aims to measure the dense remains of stars, known as neutron stars, with extraordinary precision.
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"He's nicer than [daughter North, 4½], I will say that," said the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star.
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People are nicer to me when they find out that I do music and what songs I've written.
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Making nicer hardware that feels as premium as it costs is an important way to offset that issue.
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You might not think your MacBook Air's trackpad was bad, but trust me, this is so much nicer.
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The product contains nothing addictive and is essentially a way to gently puff on nicer stuff than tobacco.
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"It also gives it a much nicer texture, it's crunchy and chewy at the same time," she says.
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Licorice has become more accepted, and has moved into the nicer room, if you know what I mean.
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Eleven was nicer, obviously, and comparing Stranger Things to its more obvious inspirations made the show feel sanitized.
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I can't blame him: he's a hyper-popular, charismatic figure, and pools nicer than Kanye's don't come cheap.
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If you're in a position of subservience, you're going to have to be nicer, slower, and more patient.
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The best way to look at it is… it's like a nicer Charge HR with a big screen.
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I'm a longtime user of Google's web Gmail client, but everything just looks prettier and nicer in CloudMagic.
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Some leaders have also worked out that the better they treat Trump, the nicer he is to them.
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"I think if you have something nice, it's even nicer to give it away," says Ventral is Golden.
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None were nicer than a dunk from Watkins after a masterful, behind-the-back setup from Terrence Samuel.
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She visits Jimmy, who's back in his nail salon office — but with a nicer desk and office supplies.
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Trump may have more money and "better houses" and "nicer" boats than the people he is calling elites.
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It makes logical sense that the nicer and more altruistic you seem, the more people will like you.
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Our teacher, Miss Goodwin, is younger than I expected, with clothing and makeup nicer than Crystal City requires.
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For the most part, Hyundai saves the nicer and more substantial plastics for the volume and climate knobs.
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In the aftermath, Mr. Denton vowed to make Gawker nicer, and the site shifted its focus to politics.
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You don't need to find even nicer ways to make your point; you need find methods that work.
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"I had experienced firsthand how difficult it was going to nicer restaurants" with a young child, she said.
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With a nicer suit, steadier hands, and a better attitude, Trump—or at least Trumpism—could succeed nationally.
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Or they could use their subsidies to buy an even nicer, more generous plan (called a gold plan).
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MH: They don't interact because migrants go to cities and suburbs, and the tourists go to nicer places.
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No, but Steve seems to be a lot nicer to me ever since I became a black belt.
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At some point my mother hid the nicer dolls either to protect them or avoid cramping my style.
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McVay couldn't have been nicer -- and even humored our photog when he was babbling on about Janet Jackson.
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The cloth covering makes this one of the nicer power banks on the market, for whatever that's worth.
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The biggest difference between the two it that the S7 edge just feels like a much nicer phone.
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The truth is that many of those T-shirts are actually a lot nicer than this $300 one.
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Coach Quinn -- who couldn't have been nicer -- essentially says that drive is NOT why they lost the game.
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Of course, Saquon couldn't have been nicer -- complimenting his new NY rival ... even saying he's rooting for him!
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But even online, where space is not a real consideration, it's still nicer to have generally shorter clues.
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Though it's only a $30 discount, $399.99 sounds much nicer than the $429.99 that Apple's site is offering.
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Movie theaters have been getting nicer—with their fancy recliners, upscale food, and at-your-seat cocktail service.
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Image quality is just a little better, with nicer colors and sharper pictures straight out of the camera.
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It still doesn't look great to me, but hopefully it's nicer in person than it is in pictures.
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The "prosumerization" of the enterprise is tech-speak for work products with nicer interfaces and more premium features.
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"Isn't "new first-tier city" just a nicer way of referring to second-tier cities?" one user asked.
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But there's also a special "gold class" area that's quieter, and with far nicer seats, than regular carriages.
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In the 1990s, the Hamptons houses "started to grow," becoming "bigger and nicer" than the owners' city homes.
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The port-a-potties labeled "Employees Only" are more expensive and nicer than the toilets intended for drivers.
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Here are 20 creators to subscribe to in 2020 to make your homepage a nicer place to visit.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio began an effort to make police officers nicer through engagement and self-examination. December.
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But it might be nicer to just hug it out, regardless of what side you do it on.
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"My first ayahuasca journey, it would have been way nicer if I had a personal sitter," P.J. said.
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If you buy a comparable German vehicle or something from Lexus, Acura, or Infiniti, the insides are nicer.
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She tries to be nicer to ex-boyfriend John (Yul Vazquez) and to give his daughter her favorite book.
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The design of the thing is actually pretty solid — certainly it looks a lot nicer than the Echo Show.
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It's worth noting, though, that the Standard Plus' interior is a little nicer than the Standard's originally promised interior.
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In one of Istanbul's nicer hotels, hundreds of women in colorful headscarves cheered President Erdoğan as he praised them.
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We stop in Tulsa for dinner at a nicer place since it's our first time checking out the town.
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Jonathan puts up missing posters at the high school, where he chats with the nicer-than-her-friends Nancy.
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The idea was "certainly not to renovate to make it nicer for the secretary's personal enjoyment," the source added.
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She's working as an escort these days, which means the dresses are nicer and the hotel rooms more swanky.
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A nicer touch would have been to continue supporting its native desktop clients, beyond occasional bug fixes for Tweetdeck.
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All those spec bullet points don't really convey it, but the Voyage just feels ineffably nicer than the Paperwhite.
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It's no secret that white shoes are the new thing to wear when the weather gets a little nicer.
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They move to better apartments, buy nicer clothes and cars, eat at expensive restaurants and travel to expensive locations.
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The home screen has more customization options and presents things like sports scores in a nicer fashion that before.
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A hefty $500 more for speed, a better monitor, and a nicer track pad feels like a bit much.
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Isn't it nicer to discover other cuisines, and, however good it might be, step out of their comfort zone?
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Sometimes when people have bad grammar in their Tinder profiles, their nicer matches will point it out to them.
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It's hard to know how to make something nicer without more people wanting it and bidding the price up.
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It's a nice tradition, one that would be even nicer if, you know, silly superstitions didn't mess it up.
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The iPad Pro's screen still looks like, well, a screen, but it is actually much nicer to look at.
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But for normal use, giving up a little bit of color fidelity for a nicer-looking screen is great.
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Competing research firm Gartner is painting a nicer picture for the industry, putting the decline only at 8.3 percent.
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There's a very positive scenario in which people become smarter and nicer and all sorts of diseases are cured.
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We're told the guys stuck around for about 30 to 45 minutes and couldn't have been nicer to everyone.
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Especially when the weather becomes nicer and there are so many people who just try to reach southern coasts.
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It's symmetry is not only pleasing to look at, but it makes the phone nicer to hold, as well.
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With both services, drivers who have a nicer car will get offers to drive both regular and luxury riders.
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While I'd prefer softer materials and nicer style, some simplicity is very welcome in today's information overload-inducing cars.
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One reason Patricia's wardrobe is different is because she could afford to buy nicer things in the first place.
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The new hub ditches its predecessor's shiny nondescript-networking-equipment look for a nicer, squared-off matte white body.
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I'm a better person, I'm a better partner, I'll be nicer to you tomorrow, if I get some sleep.
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The history of automotive policymaking shows that consumers can in fact have cars that are both nicer and cleaner.
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The place was not only much bigger than hers, the furniture in it was nicer than what she had.
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Meanwhile, we live in a much bigger home in a nicer area and pay $1,450 to cover our mortgage.
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Check out photos of the Disick kids' lavish new crib — which is undoubtedly nicer than your own house — below.
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It's not as durable as stainless steel, but it is hardier than glass and much nicer looking than plastic.
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President Donald Trump celebrated Crowley's loss on twitter, chastising the long-time Congressman for not being nicer to him.
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Colbert, in reference to the President's tweet, asked Ocasio-Cortez whether she planned to be "nicer" to the President.
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Trump said Fox "could not have been nicer" as it tried to woo him back into attending the debate.
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That makes this a sleek and wickedly fast display, support for AMD's FreeSync technology, just makes things even nicer.
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" Before her transition, she took estrogen injections and people commented that she was "nicer and not as angst [ridden].
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" So they created the "Just Ask the Locals" campaign, "designed to get New Yorkers to be nicer to visitors.
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Wareable has gotten its hands on renders of a device that, for starters, look much nicer than the Ionic.
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You can hike in Griffith park for free (which looks a lot nicer than the inside of any gym).
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It's also not the closest river to the school, and it is surprisingly close to an infinitely nicer ocean.
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"But, also, people are nicer to beautiful people, it's been proven," Peggy said, frantically digging herself into a hole.
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You never feel good after using these apps except for maybe Instagram, which is a nicer version of things.
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My husband is much nicer and really wants me to just go and have fun like the other spouses.
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"My mother has a nicer beard than you," one fan heckled Keuchel as he got loose on Wednesday evening.
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Everyone who survives this story is a little nicer by the time it's over, but the basics still apply.
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We pick out two cheap king size pillows and two nicer cooling memory foam pillows that are $49 each.
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"There ain't no nicer witch than you," Maglio sang on a recent evening, pointing at a woman walking by.
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"Turkey is not nice at all, Europe is nicer," he said, adding that he wanted to go to Germany.
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Book the Knickerbocker Hotel starting at $250 per nightThe Knick is one of the nicer hotels in Times Square.
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Pros: Luxury-leaning hotel in Times Square with nicer rooms than many nearby counterparts for roughly the same price.
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I personally appreciated that the ingredients were diced rather than sliced since it made the presentation a little nicer.
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Ryan just thinks people should be nicer, in general, and that Republicans should say nice things about poor people.
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The woman literally wrote a book about magic possums called little Hush and Grandma Poss — there's nothing nicer than that.
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NICER acts as a detector of cosmic sources from the International Space Station, which orbits the Earth every 93 minutes.
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And the larger iPhone 7 Plus has a dual-lens system that makes nicer portraits with fancy-looking background blur.
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It's because we hate that an outdated bad deal like the MacBook Air continues to exist alongside much nicer machines.
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It's much nicer out today, which means we can walk over and man, does it feel nice to be outside.
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The ISS's Neutron star Interior Composition Explore, or NICER, has allowed scientists to observe these x-rays like never before.
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The difference for the superstar is just to stay in better hotels, have nicer meals, and a healthier bank balance.
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I am nice and I made a point of being even nicer to comics that weren't as friendly to me.
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On top of the health stuff, the Apple Watch is just a little better and nicer on all other fronts.
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Splitting the rent might even mean you could move to a nicer place (or at least stop living with roommates).
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Compared to the new one it has a nicer keyboard, USB-A ports, and a built-in SD card reader.
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Everything you do with it is a little bit easier and a little bit nicer than it would be otherwise.
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It's much nicer to be alive today than it was 100 or 200 years ago, and that's because we've progressed.
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The Jenningses have always been nationalists — or at least patriots, if you want to put a nicer spin on it.
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NICER, short for Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer, is a cube-shaped instrument attached to the International Space Station (ISS).
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And the build quality on the more premium phones is nicer too: the Pixel 3A is largely made of polycarbonate.
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Even if they have none, we can guess doing all that press with one more girl around must be nicer.
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I played better games, I took nicer photos, and I didn't get distracted as much while I did some reading.
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You don't get the home-cooked meal when you sleep in nicer accommodations, but you do get an XP boost.
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Maybe they just use the word "empathy" to mean "kindness" and just want us to be nicer to other people.
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TRNDlabs' drones, as best I can tell, are those very same models with a nicer coat of paint on them.
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It looked better than competitors like the Toyota Avalon, was nicer to drive, and offered more value for your money.
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But maybe I could buy more organic eggs or nicer shampoo — it would be nice to have that little perk.
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When I visit different places and meet startup founders, I try to be nicer and more helpful rather than dismissive.
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Maybe if you worked in a restaurant that catered for a nicer, more ethical demographic, everyone would be more civil.
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The easy part: Well, it's pretty much a given that the longer you've been together, the nicer the presents get.
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On one hand, there are ad blockers, various do-not-track browser updates, and ad industry promises to be nicer.
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But those are still very much TVs in that they're always just kind of there — even if they look nicer.
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The housing crisis in New York does not just derive from businesses moving in and making it a "nicer" area.
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Unfortunately, the authors' proposed solution basically boils down to "be nicer" — great advice, but unlikely to be heeded at scale.
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In fact, compared to the Clevo it's better in some ways—it's slimmer and has a nicer keyboard and trackpad.
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But the Clinton campaign has been a lot nicer and agreed to accept our petition and meet with us afterwards.
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"They look much nicer here than in my houses," Mr Plattner told journalists at a preview before the official opening.
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It is compact but brand new, and is actually nicer than most of the places I've stayed at so far.
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I think I'm a much nicer person than he's portraying, and so I think it's an inaccurate portrayal of me.
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What we get with the Alta, though is a nicer, prettier Fitbit, with the same tech as last year's Fitbits.
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We are nicer and more patient because you taught your employees to bring their "A" game, with kindness and respect.
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According to New York City's Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA), the answer is pretty simple: be nicer to our fellow riders.
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When I first laid hands on the phone, it turned out to be a lot nicer than I'd originally anticipated.
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Canary announced a new camera called Flex last month, and it's essentially a nicer-looking version of the Arlo Pro.
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That first call was too short to be of any real use, but Mr. Trump could not have been nicer.
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The filibuster is the Senate rule that holds the center, and makes politics less vicious, more thoughtful, and simply nicer.
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However, its inability to break the psychologically nicer-sounding 5,000 yen before falling back might blunt investor enthusiasm, he said.
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No, I think we're here to try and improve ourselves, become better people, nicer people, and that's what I'm doing.
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"Just because money is there doesn't mean you have to have nicer things than you used to have," he said.
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He noted Fox News "could not have been nicer" in its attempts to get him to come to the debate.
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They got all dressed up so they would look nicer when they had a hired gun savagely attack their guests.
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The second track "Drugs Make It Nicer Outside" is the sequel track to "Go Outside, It's Nice" in Episode 1.
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The Carbon is lighter, and nicer feeling with that beautiful soft touch coating instead of the cool, boring metallic feel.
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In his gloveless hands he carried the shield of a bouquet, bright yellow flowers that were like dandelions, only nicer.
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Last January, Nicola spoke to the Star about how much nicer life in Canada was compared to his home country.
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However, I wasn't ready for nicer dresses then, preferring to keep it simple with cheaper pieces from places like Target.
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I am trying to stop buying fast fashion, so I'm buying slightly nicer more expensive pieces and getting them tailored.
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"I'm comfortable with them now, but they make me make an extra effort to be nicer to people," he says.
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Gentrification has certainly had a negative effect, but it's also made some places look a lot nicer, if more dull.
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So here's what's a little bit weird about NBC's Brooklyn Nine-Nine: The longer it runs, the nicer it gets.
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"Portia said: Just remember, the nicer they are, the more they are going to screw you," DeGeneres said, smiling disarmingly.
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It's really nice to win here in Italy but even nicer to have a 93 points (lead) in the championship.
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He says the shift is inconvenient for the days he uses his scooter, but should make his bicycle trips nicer.
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A stronger China, the theory went, would be a nicer China—one that acted more like a traditional Western democracy.
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The future will offer us all the chance to inhabit a cleaner, greener, nicer neighborhood — no CGI (or CO2) required.
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Some participants were shown nicer mugs to indicate the availability of an upgrade, while others were not shown other mugs.
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Is there anything nicer than getting into your own bed with clean sheets, especially after being in unfamiliar sleeping arrangements?
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It seems much nicer to date Ezra Blazer, the character based on Philip Roth in Asymmetry, than David Foster Wallace.
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The whole thing is super fast, even when jumping back years, and it's a far nicer way to peruse pictures.
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So, replacing the basic plastic one that came standard on the bike with something nicer instantly increases its class factor.
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One clear benefit of the surgery has been psychological: Wioletta says that her brother has become nicer and more open.
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A corrections department whose officers declined Mr. Feliciano aid clearly needs drastic reform, not just a nicer place to work.
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What I usually try to do is get the latest version of that boot, or introduce them to nicer ones.
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Some days, I'm like, "Okay, I'm gonna dress more ..." whatever you want to call it, to dress nicer, I guess.
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Pope's nicer personality rarely manifests itself in Jericho, and most of the time when it does, Jericho appears actively annoyed.
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In fact, Laos showed me how infinitely smarter, nicer, and all-round better the locals were to my own countrymen.
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Check out the clip, Daunte couldn't be a nicer guy ... and explains why he's a big fan of Cam Newton.
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With Jimmy Fallon's singalong jamboree leading the pack, late night is nicer than it's been since the Clinton administration (at least).
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Similarly, Harrison said that her decision to hire a cleaning service also coincided with their move to a bigger, nicer place.
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If I just relax and think 'It's bad for your health to be thinking this way,' it helps me be nicer.
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While we recommend being a little nicer if you ever find yourself in this situation, the man's reaction is pretty priceless.
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Some may start volunteering, whilst for others this might simply mean being nicer to strangers on a day to day basis.
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To stop coughing up half a billion dollars so the Miami Marlins can have a nicer office with brand-name art?
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I think weed should totally be legalized and if the world smoked rather than drank it would be a nicer place.
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And, because it's softer and nicer to the touch than the laptop's cold metal, the leather cover is more inviting too.
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"This is nicer than San Francisco" said Robin Li of GGV Capital, looking at a co-working space in downtown Detroit.
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The backlight is much nicer and more effective, and even with their short travel, the keys are more comfortable to use.
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I can say, however, that in my demo with Helia, the light did seem softer and nicer than other blue LEDs.
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Spend a bit more for the $1,199 Pro and you'd get a nicer aluminum computer, a backlit keyboard and additional ports.
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And I'm pretty sure the math teacher felt sorry for me all year and was nicer to me as a result.
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After two years, households with a migrant member had higher incomes and savings, and nicer homes, than similar households without one.
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I've asked team members if they'd rather be doing what they are doing or working another job in a nicer place.
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I would either go somewhere nicer intentionally, or I would order more food, or a more expensive item on the menu.
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The S10 Plus' refinements extend to things like its vibration motor, which is much nicer feeling than many other Android phones.
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Her hair, thick and straight and chestnut-colored, fell down to her shoulder blades, far nicer than my King Tut 'do.
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I said, 'Well, I can hang a wine rack and make it look a lot nicer than these big, gaudy hooks.
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I prefer the XL because I prefer big screens, but obviously the smaller Pixel 2 is nicer and easier to hold.
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But I didn't believe it, so I went to Walgreens and got a nicer one, and it still came out positive.
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It feels a little snappier and more responsive to me, which makes it at least somewhat nicer to use than before.
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"[New Android One phones] are sort of in the next stage — in their mid-tier devices, getting nicer screens," says Gold.
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Seed-stage companies usually have a workflow product that is better/cheaper/nicer than existing products, collecting data in the background.
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The showers at my gym are so much nicer than the one in our apartment, so I get cleaned up there.
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The High Line Hotel was gorgeous, and decorated exactly as you'd imagine it would be for a human wedding … but nicer.
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I could take the train all the way, but it's just nicer to be on a boat for part of it.
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Her televised wedding (to another Insta-famous dog, Finn), was nicer than I could have imagined and certainly grander than mine.
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The Samsung has a much nicer 12.2-inch display and far better finishes, but it still lags behind our top choice.
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I'm pretty sure no one is going to compliment me on the Inspire HR unless I opt for a nicer accessory.
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The argument would be more compelling if the new Echo hadn't arrived at the same time sporting a much nicer design.
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And it's also nicer than Amazon's Tap Bluetooth speaker in that you can still just use your voice to trigger Alexa.
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Well, Amazon just introduced a new version of the screen-sporting smart speaker, which features a much nicer design and more.
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Summer movie season is dangerously close – and with nicer weather, you're obligated to go outside before it's too hot to breathe.
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The I-1 will cost $300 when it hits on May 10, which is in line with the nicer instant systems.
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When it comes to transit use, the carrots are nicer buses, increased frequency, better reliability—all the stuff in Cheung's matrix.
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The house is bigger, the car has got the new car smell, runs better, looks nicer, and all that is true.
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With that in mind, you could argue that the Michael Bastian Chronowing pulled this idea off in a nicer-looking package.
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The nicer the wood or more intricate the carving, the more expensive it'll be — but won't cost you more than $60.
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They married in 1994 and moved to a supposedly nicer neighborhood further east, only to be robbed seven times, Anitra said.
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The answer is it feels a bit nicer on the wrist, but functionally it's identical to any of the $200 alternatives.
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Kim: Because the happy ending wasn't just because she ended up with a nicer dude… Lisa: She owned her own truth.
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Nicer cities might attract more tourists—a huge boon for countries that need to diversify their economies as oil revenues plummet.
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Something nicer that they could wear to the dance so they wouldn't have to wear their dirty canvas Keds or Converse.
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Since I began racking up hotel points through credit cards, I've been able to stay at much nicer hotels for cheaper.
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Basically, I will probably buy another couch in my lifetime, but I don't need anything nicer than what I have now.
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As research shows, dressing for success can work: When employees wear nicer clothes, they can be more likely to achieve more.
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On Tuesday, Trump tweeted that Crowley was a "big Trump hater" and should have been "nicer" and "more respectful" to him.
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Then there are luxury RVs, which are nicer than most people's homes and can cost between $1 million and $3 million.
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The better way to make this bill nicer is to not to focus on the aggregate numbers of insured and uninsured.
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The participants who received the apology felt better (PDF) and viewed the offending child as nicer as well as more remorseful.
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And yeah, you'll find nicer, wooden stands out there, but in terms of bang for the buck, this one's pretty sweet.
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"Once you get used to the nicer things, it's really tough to go to the things that aren't so nice."2.
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Plus, now you can access Amex Centurion Lounges when you fly Delta, and those are arguably even nicer than Sky Clubs.
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Yes, but wait, the cinematographer said, come with me a little bit farther and I'll show you an even nicer spot.
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Everyone else is nicer than I'd be, and they say it will all be different when he knocks up his wife.
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Maybe this individual who we are talking about might have been a little bit nicer than I might otherwise have expected.
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That is when Eva Nye, then a City Council member, wrote a column urging Pocatellans to be nicer to the students.
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Of course I'd much rather have a nicer nickname, though then I probably should involve myself with a more cheerful topic.
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Of course, we're implicitly encouraged at every turn, wouldn't it simply be nicer if we didn't make angry music at all?
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But after all, according to Jansson, CRISPR could promise a "neither particularly different nor nicer-looking" version of your favorite food.
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Researchers argue you can read between the smilies to figure out someone's personality—and nicer people may use emojis more often.
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It's only pretty recently that I've felt secure in my career and we've started to own nicer things, like decent furniture!
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If you pool your incomes, you might be able to find a nicer apartment than you could afford on your own.
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I had considered mercy from an intellectual perspective and believed the pope was essentially calling me to be nicer to people.
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"Tali's stuff is nicer than mine, so it sold faster, but I've been more proactive about selling it," Rabbi Scheer said.
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The lighting tends to be nicer, less harsh and fluorescent, than an office, and the music makes for a nice ambience.
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" And when the student reimbursed him for the damage to his sofa, "we got a nicer couch out of the deal.
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One of the best decisions I ever made was to replace my threadbare old t-shirts from college with nicer loungewear.
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When you look at the evidence, it's pretty clear sweating together makes you nicer and smarter and leads to great relationships.
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What makes the symmetry even nicer is that it is quickly apparent that all four artists have gone their own way.
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When you go and spend your hard-earned money in different places, and the people remember you, you know, it's nicer.
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"It's tough against her, but it's even nicer and better after I win a match against her," Halep said of Kerber.
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People often ask me if someone else takes care of them, but they'd probably look nicer if that were the case.
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Long-term: reversion to normal; no more chaos—or much free time; hopefully, we are a little nicer to each other.
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You can get a better camera or a nicer screen for a couple hundred dollars more with the OnePlus 7 Pro.
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And the material feels much nicer than what I could buy with the same money at a fast-fashion retailer nearby.
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In the end, it is hard to say much of this in a "nicer" way, but the questions must be asked.
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Compared with the nicer Manhattan entrance, which opens onto verdant City Hall Park, the Brooklyn entrance seemed like a grim afterthought.
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It's smoother to scroll on and nicer to click than the standard XPS 22's trackpad and has excellent palm rejection.
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It also would have been nicer if the bigram "ON" only appeared in the theme answers and not in the fill.
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It looks absolutely gorgeous — check out the video above — with smaller bezels and overall nicer design than Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Fold.
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With the Democratic debates becoming increasingly brutal, Trevor Noah wants us all to start being a little nicer to one another.
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From that front, I think they did a great job making the device feel nicer than the price point might suggest.
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And I'll definitely bring these additional items in my carry-on in the future to make for a nicer traveling experience.
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That's because millennials often can't afford to buy bigger, nicer homes, so they're settling for fixer-uppers they can upgrade themselves.
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Even though the stainless steel versions are nicer and more watch-like, the Sport version appears to be the most popular.
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He urged the Democrats to make a change to the nicer "Democratic Party," in which case he might call them that.
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It will do if you came with a group, but it is as special as the nicer restaurants in Penn Station.
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Two degrees might not sound like much; it can be the difference between a nice day and a slightly nicer day.
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And yeah, you'll find nicer, wooden stands out there, but in terms of bang for the buck, this one's pretty sweet.
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In the long planning sessions that constitute most of the film's action, the participants are not much nicer to one another.
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But even that isn't good enough: For those who have to go, it is about to get a whole lot nicer.
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While fixing it up, she gets better, learns to be nicer, makes friends and helps an ill boy get better, too.
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They buy an apartment far nicer than anything their children could afford on their own, but require them to pay to stay.
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"I'll enjoy seeing @capgaz cease publication, but it would be nicer to see Hartley and Marquardt cease breathing," Ramos wrote Feb. 2015.
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" On Monday, Kim Cattrall took a dig at Parker, 21998, while being interviewed by Piers Morgan, saying "she could have been nicer.
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"They have decided to be nicer to consumers in order to stop consumers from demanding their right to repair," Gordon-Byrne said.
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"I'll enjoy seeing @capgaznews cease publication, but it would be nicer to see Hartley and Marquardt cease breathing," the account holder wrote.
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The community would probably prefer that he simply figure out how to be a nicer person without the need for machine intervention.
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The one I stayed in has a sister hotel with a similar name that's nicer that I thought I was booking. Oops.
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So let's have a look at 10 hip-hop stars who have used their influence to make the world a little nicer.
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" The tough-talking billionaire businessman told CNN on Wednesday he expected the debate to be a "nicer, softer, lighter debate, I hope.
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It comes with slightly nicer ingredients and presentation, but otherwise it's largely the same deal: greens, dressing, and a dash of color.
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"Very much nicer to blind people than they are to deaf people," Wilmers said, to much laughter, her own hearing increasingly impaired.
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The Lenovo Smart Display is a hell of a lot nicer looking than the Echo Show — and, for that matter, the Spot.
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" Next, Meghan swirled her name with the unique skill of a calligrapher, prompting Harry to say, "Yours is much nicer than mine!
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It offers nicer-looking overviews of your months and years, plus a photo editing interface I like more than the last version.
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I kind of assumed Trumpism was just the latest iteration of that, [like Ross] Perot, if you want to be nicer. Right.
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First please understand that I wasn't expecting these things to replace any of my indoor speakers, let alone my nicer Bluetooth devices.
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But now, two years later, accessory maker PDP has an officially licensed option that looks far nicer than Sony's own official option.
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They did send me a much nicer letter that Zillow VP of communications and public affairs Katie Curnette sent to Wagner today.
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The X24 is a phone that feels much nicer than you might expect to get from something that costs less than $24.
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"I think it was probably a little bit nicer statement than it was reported by you folks in the media," Trump said.
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These new Tamagotchis have nicer screens and more than three buttons, but more importantly, they're hooked into much more elaborate guilt trips.
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The Xbox One S is great, but it'd be nicer if this wasn't a stopgap wonder console intended to hold us over.
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It's very simple to transfer your projects over and they would say 'wow my app looks way nicer with no extra effort'.
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It aims to help millennials afford nicer things, Max Levchin, Affirm's CEO and PayPal co-founder, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Thursday.
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As the weather gets nicer, it's time to finally pause The Force Awakens and head outside for some fresh air and sunshine.
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I've had a chance to try out the Powered Wireless Charging Stand, and it's certainly one of the nicer chargers out there.
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Because for the extra money, you get more base storage and RAM, better cameras, a brighter screen, and a much nicer design.
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The goal is to give the P9's photos a look closer to what you'd get out of a larger, nicer camera.
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This morning, it unveiled the Chromebook 13, a slim, all-metal laptop that looks nicer than most Chromebooks that came before it.
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"What could be nicer than another paper all ready to be submitted, but that's a combination of the two groups working together?"
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The white-and-green dollhouse (below) — the most expensive item in the collection at $130 — is nicer than my real-life apartment.
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Back when the internet was younger, nicer place, the game company frequently gave away charming little Flash games to tease major releases.
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That's when Ellen decided to give them a surprise ... their favorite soccer player in the flesh -- and dude couldn't have been nicer.
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That being said, registering is an easy way to invest in nicer kitchen gadgets that you might not purchase on your own.
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But which nicer gifts are actually useful, and which will likely just end up gathering dust in the back of a cabinet?
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Except that in Singapore, public housing is nicer than a lot of middle-class neighborhoods in America, and it houses almost everyone.
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While some retirees choose to stay in the same state, others may want to move somewhere with nicer weather or better affordability.
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Now, we're just lucky to be together," she continued, adding of how she and Hart keep the flame alive, "We fight nicer.
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The few times I had to lug my old 10-pound MacBook Pro home from work, the Spectre seemed all the nicer.
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His electoral pledges are not limited to nicer squares, though he vows to refurbish historical centres in 50 towns across the country.
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Today's troops have it nicer than those that came before them, and some units may inherently have an easier time of things.
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The leather on the front makes it look a little nicer so I feel comfortable wearing it even with slightly dressier clothes.
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Malarie Gokey, Insider Picks senior editor: The Loafer in Lollipop, $165Rothy's Lollipop Loafers almost feel like slippers, but they look much nicer.
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She said she had something nicer in mind, and took me by the arm to a coffee shop near the campus entrance.
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"In addition to just being the nicer thing to do, it really affects how well people do their jobs," Brosh McKenna says.
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In addition to the photos taken on their favorite hiking trail, the couple also took "slightly less goofy" pictures in nicer clothes.
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"But if I say I want to go on a date night, like something romantic and nicer, he always pays," she said.
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I also knew I had to bring something nice for the few times I was going to nicer dinners and rooftop bars.
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Do not say yes to things just because saying yes will make you seem nicer or because it's easier than rejecting someone.
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He has been relocated to a different (and arguably nicer) detention center in Massachusetts, but otherwise not much has changed for him.
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You'll be given a nicer blanket and pillow which makes it easier to fall asleep and arrive at your destination well-rested.
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And it is genuinely welcome even if it would have been nicer if the movie had tried harder on every other count.
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So last December, he moved to 2000 Vine, to one of the nicer, split-level two-bedroom units on the 2200th floor.
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They want to be skinnier, healthier, younger-looking, smarter, nicer, more loving and, since Trump assumed the presidency, more politically aware too.
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Your apartment may have a nicer view than a similar one in the building, or it may have been renovated more recently.
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We think the private pools, which alone total nearly 400 square feet, are stunning and even nicer than the hotel's central pool.
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Aside from saving time and looking nicer, this is safe for the cardholder who never has to part ways with his card.
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It was nice to get new hardcover books for free, but it would be nicer if we could afford to buy them.
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Now, we're just lucky to be together," she continued, adding of how she and Hart keep the flame alive, "We fight nicer.
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If only Reid had been nicer to sweet ol' Mitch, then he wouldn't have been so doggone mean when he got power.
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Its not pretty, so most people will simply slip the orchid root ball (plastic sleeve and all) into a nicer looking pot.
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But increasingly, it's there where many people are buying: the nicer phones and laptops, plus the has-everything-you-need router systems.
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But there are countless others whose duties are less formal and more about making the workplace a nicer place to hang out.
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Specifically, you'll get LG's 65-inch Ultra (UHD) Bendable OLED display that's probably nicer than any TV you will ever actually own.
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"I think more people should be nice because it's a nicer thing to do than being mean," Williams told CNN affiliate WFLA.
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" The tough-talking billionaire businessman told CNN on Wednesday he expected the debate to be a "nicer, softer, lighter debate, I hope.
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It's a nicer, better version of the cheaper hardware for customers who are willing to shell out more for an improved device.
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This fully-loaded tester I had was packed with equipment, but it wasn't much nicer than the base model that's $10,000 cheaper.
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Mr. Malloy can credit Ms. Bent, now his wife, for finding a place so much nicer than he had dared hope for.
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It sounds nicer to Wall Street, though, which knows full well that what's really going on is broad deregulation of financial entities.
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The outfits elicit squeals and praise (who's a good boy?!) and, occasionally, sadness that the dog's coat is nicer than our own.
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When you talk about the depth of oppression, you don't go around thinking, is this oppression harder or is this oppression nicer?
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But the pope gets a pass on his anti-gay views, simply because, in comparison to his predecessors, his rhetoric is nicer.
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It's my first time seeing my general practitioner since getting diagnosed and I'm reminded how much nicer regular doctors are than surgeons.
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Sure, it's a lot smaller, but my apartment at The Collective is nicer in almost every way, like wood floors instead of tile.
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The evidence is there — why "A" was always nicer to her (they are related!), why Eddie Lamb (Reggie Austin) thought he knew Aria.
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I'd bet third parties like Logitech offer much nicer keyboard covers in the future, just like they did with the older iPad Pro.
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"Your neighbor has a nicer house than you... or a bigger TV, or better garden... I don't see life like this," he laughed.
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Rheon, who is clearly much nicer in real life than he is in Game of Thrones, seemed pretty chilled about the whole thing.
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Maybe we should all learn to be nicer from the get-go, rather than shame someone for choosing to change how they look.
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" Next, Meghan swirled her name with the unique skill of a former calligrapher, prompting Harry to say, "Yours is much nicer than mine!
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The display is really sharp and bright, and makes for a much nicer viewfinder for flying on a sunny day than an iPhone.
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How do you explain that kids with rich parents get nicer toys than the ones whose parents don't have a lot of money?
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He was fun and loud, and he could joke around with Pat in a way that reminded him of his father but nicer.
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Chloe's birthday party, which went down last weekend, was pretty legendary … and probably nicer than any event that you, a human, will have.
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It's tough, you know, being a turkey and it seems to me that he's just trying to create a nicer farm for everyone.
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This partial solar eclipse is subtler than the super emotional lunar eclipse that took place on January 31, and will likely feel nicer.
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Ahead of her performance on Sunday, Azalea tweeted a series of messages encouraging people to be nicer to each other on social media.
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We're talking houses built into the side of mountains, matte pink luxury vehicles, and first-class airplane interiors nicer than your living room.
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I didn't really like anyone, but now I'm happier, and if you're happier in yourself you're a nicer person – that's where I'm at.
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"A younger brother or younger sister would have been nicer, but to have a big sister is obviously very, very nice," he said.
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What if, instead of just a nicer vehicle, the premium rates of UberBLACK might buy you a faster travel time to your destination.
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But the kind gentleman on the other end of the line said that he'd send over a nicer cognac at no extra charge.
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And we're going to bring out two people that I have met when they didn't have any money, which was a nicer time.
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I have not seen the new podcast studio, I have no idea what to expect but hoping it's nicer than this little cave.
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For her part, Kardashian said, "I never said I was a feminist," which was probably a lot nicer than what she was thinking.
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The aluminum case is sleeker and nicer to look at than the NUC, and it doesn't have any obnoxious lighting or design elements.
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She fangirls a little bit because she's never met a real witch and she warns them that some spirits are nicer than others.
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"I love my guys, but it'll be much nicer coming back from the road and seeing my wife instead of three motley dudes!"
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Overall, even the nice color probably won't make you instantly fall in love with this phone, and frankly, the OnePlus 6 looks nicer.
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To prove it, we scoured Amazon for top-rated replacements: gadgets that look chic but cost a fraction of the "nicer" options' price.
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When they get up on that stage, though, nothing will change (except the possibility that they may get to borrow some nicer gear).
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Which sounds much nicer on paper than it was in action: RD: I would sleep with one eye open if I were Gadelha.
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Over a period of 33 months NICER watched the skies, looking at active places like neutron stars to check for x-ray sources.
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Over a period of 22 months NICER watched the skies, looking at active places like neutron stars to check for x-ray sources.
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Not only does it look nicer than scattered boxes and shakers, but adding uniform labels can take the guesswork out of grabbing stuff.
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His clients are convinced that this nixtamalized corn masa has a nicer flavor and texture than the masa made with regular corn flour.
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The phone's 5.5-inch AMOLED display is great, even nicer to look at that some more expensive phones, such as the Nexus 6P.
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As the weather turns nicer, New York City parks are rolling out an array of free performances to be enjoyed in the sunshine.
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We were able to move to a 2,700-square-foot house in a rural New Hampshire town with a much nicer school district.
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While she was pregnant, her husband and his parents were nicer, but after she had the baby, a girl, things got much worse.
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Maybe we learn best in the places that we feel most comfortable in: places that feel like our own living room, only nicer.
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I think we were at each other's throats a little too much," Hannity said, adding, "Don't you regret not being nicer to me?
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The all-new Amazon Echo just landed on my desk, and it's way nicer than I thought it would be, especially for $99.
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Sorum says Shaq couldn't have been nicer when they asked Shaq to party with 'em -- but explained why he had to respectfully decline.
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Not anything crucial like model names or prices—just that the sets were coming and they'd be nicer than what we already have.
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"I think Jordan's inherently a nicer, more patient person than I was at 21," said Roddick, a celebrity guest at Monday's draw presentation.
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It's nicer-looking, works faster, and personally, I like that the logo name is no longer slapped onto the bezel below the display.
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Although the weather is finally getting nicer, we all still deserve a good ol' indoors Netflix night at least once a week, right?
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Even though I could afford a nicer car, I drive a 2007 Toyota Prius that I bought with almost 100,000 miles on it.
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Somehow that image should make you feel something, whether it's interest or curiosity or, 'Gee, they look nicer than I thought they would.
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Since the video began to circulate, customers have been nicer to the servers at the pizzeria, and tipping has gone up, she said.
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It was inarguably a step up for the company: a wider stage, a larger orchestra pit, nicer dressing rooms and better rehearsal spaces.
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Next, the couple sit on the bed or futon (in the case of nicer dorms) and decide what movie or show to watch.
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Judging from the in-fighting among critics, criticism is neither especially meaner or especially nicer right now than it was 10 years ago.
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If you don't want to use cheap white printer paper, look for thicker, nicer stock at your local stationer or office-supply store.
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"I personally love that something as utilitarian as a simple hoodie can evolve into something nicer like a button-up shirt," Hogeman says.
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"I don't think there's a nicer beach in the United States," he said, adding that they were also taken with the easygoing vibe.
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The judges' salaries are well below those of high-flying lawyers, but they enjoy nice perks, like classy bungalows in Delhi's nicer neighborhoods.
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But the nicer thing would be to warn the roommate about the apartment's acoustics the next time you hear her on the phone.
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Attorney Stephen Gabert, who represented Ferrill in a car accident case, described him as nicer than most clients and a "well-adjusted"man.
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When George Lucas changed that scene, he didn't make Han Solo suddenly nicer and safer, he made Han Solo more dangerous and scary.
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Disney hotels tend to be pricier than counterparts, but also nicer, with elevated design and amenities that fully embrace the total Disney experience.
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Logically speaking, the claim that more people could have attended the president's inauguration in nicer weather does not make the crowd any bigger.
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Sources tell us he's got his own room there, and that the conditions are much nicer than what's waiting for him at Rikers.
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Finally, if you love Smile Direct Club, invite your friends to try it and you'll both get a $150 discount — and nicer smiles!
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It's nice to see a brilliant career recognized in this way, and even nicer to see such a magnanimous gesture toward future students.
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"Involuntary outpatient commitment ... what they call 'assisted outpatient treatment' because it sounds nicer ... that is treatment by force in the community," Flaherty said.
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Whether it's upgrading to business class on a flight or to a nicer rental car, upgrades offer a little more comfort and happiness.
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Lots of people are perfectly happy staying where they live, and they'd like to see the neighborhood get nicer without paying higher rent.
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With hundreds of options to choose from, there's sure to be one to make email at least a little nicer to look at.
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While it isn't necessarily sexist that her behavior is drawing scrutiny, it is certainly true that women, are stereotypically supposed to be nicer.
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Elderly people in high-paying, less physically demanding jobs are able to keep working and making more money to fund a nicer retirement.
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He has called it a Christmas present for the entire nation, but the fine print reveals some will get nicer gifts than others.
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And they found that the people who moved to the nicer neighborhoods were earning significantly more than those who stayed in public housing.
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All across the country, it seems like a given: Places with more expensive houses have nicer schools because they can raise more money.
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He's sort of tried to be a little nicer but ... He's gone in there like everyone else with the ... He can't help himself.
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I don't love Samsung's riffs on Android, but there's no question that the S8 is a nicer piece of hardware than the iPhone 8.
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Yes, future iPhones will obviously get slicker and more powerful — surely the 2017 update will be nicer in many ways than the 2016 version.
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Growing up, I didn't really eat out at nicer restaurants, so I was always kind of intimidated going to them as I got older.
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This may require some back and forth to get things just so, but once it's done you'll find that your TV looks much nicer!
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Not to be left out, Jason Ritter, who played Graham's Parenthood beau, also made an parallel appearance as a much, much nicer park ranger.
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And maybe—just maybe—to strike a deal with one of the nicer-suited executives, to be contractualized or monetized at a later date.
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The Power Up works with both the Boom and the Megaboom, although it's nicer with the latter since it has the same size footprint.
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Since his knockout loss to Michael Johnson in late 2016, Poirier has calmed down a little and added some nicer wrinkles to his striking.
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The Panasonic Lumix is a bit easier to use than your average DSLR, but far nicer in quality and zoom than a phone camera.
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Sure, you should probably pair it with a nicer Micro Four Thirds lens but you're a professional, you've probably got one layin' around somewhere.
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Personally, I recommend you don't, in which case you might consider the UE Megablast which looks nicer, has simpler controls, and works with Alexa.
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Rainbow is my letter of encouragement, a promise that I want to start a new dialogue and be more supportive and nicer to myself.
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One such experiment is the NICER, an instrument that will eventually be mounted to the outside of the ISS to search for neutron stars.
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Leaving the world's biggest internal market will not make life in Sunderland, Stoke or Blackpool, or any other working-class Brexit stronghold, any nicer.
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Eero, Google, and others first tried to solve this problem by making consumer mesh network routers that looked nicer, but that's not really enough.
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It would be much nicer to have not given a hoot, and I don't give a hoot anymore now, but it's a bit late.
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On May 2nd, a Congressional committee pleaded with airline bosses to improve service or, by implication, face legislation to force them to be nicer.
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But the 3.2 does lack a few of the 4.2's nicer features, like the glass back (it's plastic, instead) and the fingerprint sensor.
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Bouqs:Even if you're not buying a whole new piece of furniture, you can make your home a little bit nicer with some discounted flowers.
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That means on the margins, people will buy smaller, less fancy houses and plow somewhat more money into stocks or nicer cars or whatever.
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And perhaps that's where the funny is -- Kaine and Pence as a nice-and-nicer duo beleaguered by the foibles of their running mates.
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A direct confrontation of the events in their work, or a broader, more general "politics aside, let's be nicer to each other"–type approach?
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However much farmers struggle with the consequences of their success, it is a far nicer problem than the one they used to grapple with.
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If you think other carriers are nicer, AT&T also has two different unlimited plans ("Unlimited Choice" and "Unlimited Plus") with restrictions on video.
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It looks a lot nicer, too, but chances are you're not going to spend a lot of time looking at the brushed aluminum backing.
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