"We're in a noisier and noisier world," said the group's executive director, Jamie L. Banks.
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Just arrive early and grab a big booth, and then keep texting more people to join you as you get drunker and drunker, and the place gets noisier and noisier.
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You know, our world becomes noisier with each passing day.
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It doesn't last longer, and it's noisier and looks uglier.
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Which has been, until recently, punk, the noisier the better.
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I expect the images will be noisier but vastly more detailed.
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So all of the louder, noisier bands, we gotta stick together.
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As the world gets noisier, connection has never been more important.
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It's because all the noisy people really get a lot noisier.
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He did not want to risk moving to a noisier space.
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In case you haven't heard, New York City is becoming noisier.
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The further you move from that ISO the noisier the image gets.
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We think you should know: Some rooms may be noisier than others.
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It's noisier than you might expect given that the Mazda approaches $30,000.
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At higher power levels, the vacuum gets noisier, though that's to be expected.
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The halls of Monaco's Royal Palace are about to get a lot noisier!
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JASON FARAGO The Rauschenberg exhibition is definitely noisier than your average museum show.
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Yes, that means the images can look a little noisier from time to time.
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The real world is a complicated place and data is noisier here — but voluminous.
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The whirr is noisier than a Dyson Supersonic but similar to popular standard hairdryers.
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The short circuits were noisier, they put out bigger plumes of flame-blue sparks.
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Someday maybe we'll have a brasher, noisier spinoff courtesy of the New York Post.
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It was visually noisier than I wanted, and I didn't like where the blacks landed.
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Things could get noisier if and when the FCC begins to formally review a rollback.
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And Lilium says the jet is no noisier than a large truck, relative to distance.
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So we pushed back against it, juxtaposing our noisier aesthetic with something uplifting and cathartic.
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We were coming from Chiang Mai which had been more crowded and noisier than expected.
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But because these studies aren't controlled like experiments, they're a lot less precise and much noisier.
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Living in a poorer, noisier neighborhood with a higher rate of crime is associated with poorer sleep.
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The current technology also requires moving parts which means a noisier antenna with more wear and tear.
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In his announcement, Mr Obama acknowledged that the political climate is "noisier and more volatile" than ever.
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"They're much noisier, but as a byproduct, we will also be the beneficiaries of a better environment."
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The ride is slightly harsher, and a bit noisier, but who cares when you're having this much fun?
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At the same time, the ocean itself was getting noisier from activities like oil drilling and marine shipping.
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Muze sees the endless wave of comments on the web and wants to make things a bit noisier.
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Without Huawei's Master AI processing enabled, Huawei's camera is substantially noisier than either the Pixel or the Note.
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It definitely presents an opportunity for attackers to be a little bit noisier and a little more aggressive.
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But children tend to use outdoor space in a different — may I say, noisier — way than adults do.
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Our front door is noisier, and she may have left the back door, not trying to wake anyone up.
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When researchers finally yanked the hydrophone back above the waves, they discovered a tape far noisier than they'd expected.
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According to a loudness scale, that's noisier than a jet during takeoff, a power lawn mover, and a jackhammer.
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One day he posted on his Facebook about wishing that people in Amarillo were into darker, louder, noisier music.
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The song is entirely acoustic and, like "Something in the Way," stands apart from the noisier tracks on Nevermind.
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On Tennis Naomi Osaka's noisy morning strolls around New York are on the verge of getting quite a bit noisier.
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The sound beneath them has changed, too, shifting toward noisier atmospherics with ominous synths, frantic piano lines and disembodied orchestras.
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Also good, but slightly darker and noisier than the Nikon, as you'll see in the cropped shot on the next slide.
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His reasoning actually makes sense: The more people attend a meeting, the noisier, more chaotic, and generally unproductive it will be.
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"Hospitals do seem to be getting noisier as time goes on," she added, but alarms are hardly the only noise around.
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Melt is a long-running night focused on the noisier/more aggressive sounds of leftfield electronic music, run by The Demix.
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"I just like noisier [sounds], kind of little more off the beaten path than, say, some straight bop players," Lamont says.
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They are part of an ever-noisier chorus of investment bank analysts begging governments to wake up and smell the money.
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But will today's overstimulated preschooler find a springy dog and her human sidekick a little basic in a noisier digital age?
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When the new mosque ended up bigger than the old one, in part because of private donations, the opposition grew noisier.
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He's fine — he adroitly underplays Meyer's compassionate vengefulness amid the noisier, more hyperbolic elements of a comic-book-style action fantasy.
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Critics say the current V6 turbo hybrid engines are too complicated, quiet and costly and need to be simpler, cheaper and noisier.
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Many people who have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep have "noisier brains" than people without sleep issues, according to Dr. Harris.
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For its first 2775 years, the lab was located in much smaller — and noisier — quarters under the University of Arizona football stadium.
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The plan is to get it no noisier than a chainsaw in the future — but even a chainsaw is pretty damn loud.
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" A writer says to a noisier writer, "I spend so much time in your shadow I'm starting to get a vitamin deficiency.
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I&aposd feel comfortable using it in a noisier location where the sound would be masked, but not in a quiet setting.
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Even though my testing computer was not that old, the fans were on constantly during gaming and they will likely get noisier overtime.
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The world is noisier now than it's ever been, and our phones are constantly demanding our attention with notifications of likes and comments.
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Nothing is blown out in one shot and not in the other, nothing is noisier in one shot and not in the other.
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I can only imagine that had I been surrounded by more rooms on each side, or faced Collins, it would be even noisier.
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Mr. Trump has opted for a noisier, more direct approach, threatening North Korea with military action if it does not curb its provocations.
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I've seen other reviews note that the X-T24 is slightly noisier at high ISOs, but this isn't something that stood out to me.
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The underwater world in the region is also getting noisier, especially an area between the San Juan Islands and Vancouver Island called Haro Strait.
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It is a feast for your senses, providing an immersive experience narrated by an acoustic ecologist looking for quiet in an ever-noisier world.
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They're underlined by music that expands on all of her guitar-band idioms: growing punkier, more psychedelic, dronier and noisier as the songs demand.
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I could definitely hear some of the noisier guests as they waited for the elevator, but the ding of the bell was hardly noticeable.
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Photograph by Amy Li for The New Yorker Maison Yaki is darker and noisier than its sibling, and it embraces an altogether cheekier aesthetic.
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JENNIFER SZALAI I was surprised, too, since I would have guessed that herding critics would be about as easy as herding cats, only noisier.
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The international campaign for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel, modelled on the boycott movements against apartheid, is noisier but remains small for now.
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The Punkt MP02 even has a 4G connection for VoLTE calls and tethering to connect the noisier devices in your life up to the internet.
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But I happened upon something especially eye-catching a few months ago, while digging through the VHS-quality dregs of the streaming service's noisier corners.
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While a bit bigger, noisier and more dangerous than your average bicycle, taking a spin on Furze's hoverbike still seems like a lot of fun.
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As a consequence, we have a little less polling than we have had in the past and it tends to be of the noisier variety.
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These ETFs tend to own stocks that pay high dividend yields, and should hold up better if the overall market suddenly gets a lot noisier.
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Mooney says fish also use sound to defend territory and to mate, so a noisier habitat could mean lower reproductive rates for some marine species.
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Centrifugal juicers are generally cheaper and higher speed, making for faster juicing, but they also produce a slightly lower yield and are noisier than masticating juicers.
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It simply doesn't get much noisier than the Lakers, after what constitutes a half-decade of suffering by their standards, acquiring yet another all-time great.
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Since the Xbox One X is designed to be a gaming console first, it's noisier than a typical Blu-ray player when it's reading a disc.
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As has happened before, some of his noisier supporters attacked the judges as part of an anti-Brexit establishment bent on thwarting the will of the people.
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There's an undeniable need for a place within the app to have more focused discussions, particularly in the larger (and therefore noisier) companies that Slack is now courting.
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There's a story to follow, but you're also free to just explore the spaceways, engaging in bigger and noisier battles as your ships improve and your influence grows.
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It's here where the Pixel 2's hardware hits it limit, which results in softer, less detailed, and often noisier photos than what you'd get from its competitors.
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I would suggest that the flow battery is the real "technology of our time" and that it should not be eclipsed by its younger, and often noisier, cousin.
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So the issue here is if we subtract the noise, which is noisier this year than we've been exposed to, we have to look at what's actually happening.
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There's tons of tennis at the U.S. Open (ESPN2, the Tennis Channel), but it's noisier than usual — the new retractable roof is wrecking acoustics at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Where here it's a little noisier and there are people who are a little more educated about media, in the Philippines, in certain countries it gets super dangerous.
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One of the most important is that the household survey is much smaller, with a sample size of only about 60,000, so the data can be noisier. 4.
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Porsche, for instance, has been working on make its Mission E electric sports sedan noisier to satisfy sports car customers who prefer a growl when they gun the engine.
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"Old-timers say the one thing that's gotten worse, or changed, is how much noisier it's gotten," said Davyd Betchkal, an ecologist who works in Alaska for the division.
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The volume and sheer ubiquity of information about politics, combined with Americans' ability to instantaneously render public judgment on one another's views, has made the political conversation much noisier.
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When they had season tickets at Candlestick Park, where the San Francisco 49ers played until 2013, the tailgating was livelier, the stadium was noisier and the fans were family.
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By design, they'll be noisier, and far more public, than special counsel Robert Mueller's silent operation, which has been investigating Trump's links to Russia for a year and a half.
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The current generation of quieter and more fuel-efficient V6 turbo hybrid power units, while technologically impressive, have failed to win over some fans who miss the noisier V8 engines.
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When it comes to public health, the noisier a gun is, the better the chances for innocent bystanders to hit the ground and for police officers to apprehend the shooter.
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After one such play by Wilson, Newton — who was pacing the sidelines and periodically turning and, in a jumping jack motion, urging the crowd to get noisier — briefly shut his eyes.
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But, as the world has grown noisier and technology has gotten better, we now have noise-canceling cans that sound great and don't look like a Volvo parked on your head.
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In a quiet room, there's detectable sibilance to the Be Live5 sound, but that tends to be the price you have to pay to get sound that's enjoyable in noisier environs.
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You can choose to override the extension's obfuscation function if you wish, but your profile will become increasingly "noisier," making it difficult for Facebook to know if your reactions are genuine.
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There, too, the picture is more nuanced than the headlines suggest: it is not clear whether socialist anti-Semitism is now on the rise, or just noisier and more prominent than before.
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They have succeeded in holding onto the tradition's low-key origins, centered on cultural activities, even as the festival has evolved into an ever-noisier competition for the largest, most beautiful statue.
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Up the block, there was a roar from another crowd — a larger, noisier gathering in opposition to the judge that had amassed outside the building where the hearing was about to begin.
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Supersonic jets are most efficient at cruising altitude with smaller engines that are far noisier on takeoff, like those on fighter jets or old 727s that do not meet modern airport noise standards.
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Kim Gordon: No Home Record (Matador) Since Sonic Youth's breakup, Kim Gordon has attempted with her other bands (Body/Head, Glitterbust) to break free into looser, noisier realms without quite clicking into definition.
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I took some shots at higher ISO (that's the sensor's sensitivity), and found that while shots get noisier as the ISO gets higher, as you'd expect, photos were extremely usable even beyond 6400.
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Here's a quick rundown: In the room with the traditional automakers are several 800-pound gorillas, not least among them the still mysterious car ambitions of Apple and the noisier ones of Google.
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For its 19.983th anniversary, a remastered "Badmotorfinger" is paired with noisier outtakes — less polished, equally brawny — of the entire album, including a version of "New Damage" with Queen's Brian May on lead guitar.
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For example, one company, Zapata, recently released an algorithm that might allow noisier quantum computers to factor large numbers sooner, an advance that would put all our encrypted data at risk sooner as well.
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Alan Fierstein, an acoustic consultant and noise-abatement expert who has been measuring New York City's clamor for over four decades, said that the city is empirically noisier because there's just more of everything.
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The Red Sox got two more runs in the seventh, and the Red Sox fans got noisier — or, to be fair, the Yankees fans started to go home; it was a very long game.
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Amenities are the same for both categories but differ in location: mid-tier rooms are higher up and offer premium views, while entry-level ones are closer to the street and therefore potentially noisier.
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Defaults matter a great deal in the world of software, and it's hard to get away from the sense that YouTube will become a visually noisier and more distracting place once this change kicks in.
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But, as the world has grown noisier and technology has gotten better, we all now demand and are getting noise-canceling cans that sound great and don't look like a Volvo parked on your head.
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But because we know, right from the start, that anything noisier than a whisper will probably result in immediate disembowelling, we are simultaneously chuckling at the narrative craftiness and squirming with constant, almost unbearable, tension.
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The imminent release of voice and video chat could make offices noisier, but it will certainly make Slack more of a comprehensive communication solution rather than a tool plugged into a suite of other products.
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Nadal said he had not noticed a difference in noise level with the roof open or closed, though he thought the arena had been noisier than usual during the match in general for some reason.
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A certification would signal that quiet has economic value, too — that some of the economic motivations that drive us toward a noisier future can also be harnessed to preserve, and spread the gospel of, quiet.
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A onetime journalist and Paris correspondent for The Financial Times, Jo never made the mark of his noisier brother, whose entertaining but never reliably accurate articles for The Daily Telegraph took on the European Union.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One will have simpler, cheaper and noisier engines from 2021 as part of a "road map" for the future presented to teams on Tuesday that could entice new manufacturers to enter the sport.
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"Disruptions to refineries, production and trade will also make the weekly Energy Information Administration (EIA) data even noisier and less useful as a high frequency indicator at the very time OPEC needs it most," they added.
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All my stuff's probably a bit strange in its own way, but these tracks are more housey than some of the weirder, noisier, more effects-driven techno stuff I might do for a label like Opal.
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Some frequent flyers actually purchase a travel CPAP machine to enable more sleeping flexibility—these devices are extremely small and fit readily in a handbag or backpack, though they tend to be noisier than larger bedside units.
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Punctuated by crashes and drums of doom, the movie moves to a dependable blockbuster beat, as a little exposition is followed by an action scene, and more exposition is followed by a bigger, noisier, nuttier action scene.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The ocean has gotten noisier for decades, with man-made racket from oil drilling, shipping and construction linked to signs of stress in marine life that include beached whales and baby crabs with scrambled navigational signals.
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Ex-soldiers who visited her in later years, when she had given up her broadcasting in Hanoi for domestic calm in hotter, noisier Saigon, found a woman of impeccable manners in exquisite silk blouses and strings of pearls.
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Gun safety proponents say that in the final analysis the noisier a gun is, the better the chance to hear it and flee, and that a background check makes sense to weed out miscreants bearing arms with silencers.
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For much of the later, noisier part of his Blur career, Damon Albarn had aped Mark E Smith's vocal delivery, so it's nice to hear the two together on "Glitter Freeze" with the latter doing his best curmudgeon.
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Most handguns and rifles produce peak noise levels over 150 decibels—noisier than a jet engine at takeoff, higher than the maximum threshold set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for what can cause permanent hearing damage.
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It's unclear how well the Recorder app will fare when it's not hooked up directly to an audio source, as it likely was for this event, but rather placed on a tabletop or used in a noisier environment.
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The poll might be a little noisier, and the margin of error higher (note that the margin of error on the U.S.C./LAT poll for black voters surges every time the heavily weighted young black voter enters the survey).
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While Gaffney ceased working with the group not long after 1993's Bubble & Scrape, Loewenstein stayed on for the remainder of the decade, his typically noisier material providing either complement or contrast to Barlow's comparatively more muted and moody fare.
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"One of our qubits will be as powerful as 1,000 or 10,000 of the noisier qubits," Microsoft's Julie Love, director of quantum computing business development, told me a few weeks ago in a Microsoft boardroom near New York's Times Square.
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The powers-that-be are hoping to entice new suppliers after 2020 by making the V6 turbo hybrid power units simpler and cheaper as well as higher-revving, and therefore noisier, to satisfy fans unhappy about the current muted sound.
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"Punctuated by crashes and drums of doom, the movie moves to a dependable blockbuster beat," Ms. Dargis wrote, "as a little exposition is followed by an action scene, and more exposition is followed by a bigger, noisier, nuttier action scene."
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Moreover, China's existing nuclear-powered submarines, including its latest Type 093 boats, still trail far behind both US and Russian designs in terms of quality, as they are noisier, possess less advanced sensors and deploy propulsion technology that is not as capable.
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To do that tour, which was at the release of We Are Beautiful We Are Doomed, was a lot of fun and it was very good for us to be surrounded by noisier bands which probably did feed directly into where we went next.
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The GOP nominee has found himself in this position as some of his noisier supporters online circulate racist memes on his behalf and congregate on websites and message boards known for their open racism, in particular 8chan, one of the internet's most notorious hate hubs.
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The GOP nominee has found himself in this position as some of his noisier supporters online circulate racist memes on his behalf and congregate on websites and message boards known for their open racism, in particular 83chan, one of the internet's most notorious hate hubs.
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GM has been almost alone among the big foreign car makers to see the potential for selling passenger cars to the developing so-called tier-three, -four and -five cities where buyers can now afford to upgrade from noisier, uncomfortable, rear-wheel drive vans.
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Portable air-conditioners are not only more expensive, less efficient and noisier than window units, but they sit entirely inside the home, taking up valuable floor space, and use unsightly venting tubes that look as if they belong on the back of a washing machine.
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Mr. Trump may be noisier and more confrontational than many of his predecessors, but he is being force-fed lessons all presidents eventually learn — that the iron triangle of the Washington press corps, West Wing staff and federal bureaucracy is simply too powerful to bully.
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Annebelle Kok, a postdoctoral researcher at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography who is studying the effects of noise on marine life, agrees that a noisier ocean—whether from passing ships or riled-up snapping shrimp—isn't so good for the creatures that live there.
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A small crowd gathered when Mr. Atmakuri, a gold wedding band in hand, dropped to one knee to pop the question, but the crowd grew considerably larger, and noisier, when Ms. Kothari, also holding a gold wedding band, dropped to one knee and returned the favor.
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Moreover, polls for this year′s run-off scenarios have been far noisier: in the potential matchup between Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen, his recent vote shares have ranged from 58.5% to 71%, while Mr Fillon′s against Ms Le Pen have stretched from 52.5% to 64%.
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The company, which doesn't have a product yet, tells me that it specifically wants to help enterprises make better use of the smaller and noisier data sets they have and provide them with state-of-the-art machine learning and AI systems that they can quickly take into production.
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In the Rose Garden announcement at the White House, Mr Obama acknowledged that the political climate is "noisier and more volatile" than ever but said that if Senate Republicans refuse to consider Mr Garland, they would "go down [a] path" that would be "a betrayal of our best traditions".
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" But the chorus gets noisier and punkier as she sings about walking "through the park in the dark" and paraphrases a widely cited Margaret Atwood passage to sing, "Women are scared that men will kill them," and goes on to announce, "I hold my keys between my fingers.
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A small crowd gathered when Mr. Atmakuri, a gold wedding band in hand, went to one knee to pop the question, but the crowd grew considerably larger, and noisier, when Ms. Kothari, also holding a gold wedding band, took a knee of her own and returned the favor.
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Ben Goldwasser: They come from a noisier, more experimental side, but they all have a strong appreciation for pop music—which maybe doesn't come across in their music as much, but it's fun to get together with them and riff on these things that we really like in pop music.
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Though rumors of Harris gearing up for a presidential run in 2020 are becoming noisier by the minute (when Stephen Colbert asked her on Thursday if she would run, Harris coyly said, "I might"), she told me the memoir is not meant to help lay the groundwork for such a campaign.
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On the previous Pro, it always felt as if there wasn't much holding the keys in place besides the aluminum casing itself; as a consequence, if you would hit a key off-center, you could kind of feel that part of the key hitting bottom at a slight angle, which tended to be a "noisier" tap.
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On the one hand, there are harsher, noisier attempts to project gangsta menace, as on "Dirt Bag," whose percussion track clicks and booms in convoluted, delayed patterns that seem to intimidate him somewhat; on the other, behold more conventional exercises in melodic pop-rap like "Gang," in which Auto-Tune sands the edges off Blueface's voice.
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The filter bubble has been a much discussed concern — for multiple years — but the consequences of algorithmically denuding the spectrum of available opinion, whilst simultaneously cranking open the Overton window along the axis of an individual's own particular viewpoint, are perhaps becoming increasingly apparent this year, as social divisions seem to loom larger, noisier and uglier than in recent memory — at very least as played out on social media.
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Unlike many other bands their age (they're on their 13th year now, which feels like an omen), their distorted sludge 'n' roll sound hasn't changed up all that much; if anything, it's gotten more stripped down, and more in line with their punk roots, with the exception of a few spacier, noisier numbers like "Scalped" and "Rest with the Dead," where Barhorst hauls out his keyboards and gets a little weird.
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