Not as much as her words, obviously — not as much as the idea that "our democracy is what is at stake," as she put it, and not as much as what could happen next.
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So clearly the flattening of the yield curve here suggests maybe not as much growth or not as much tightening as would have been the case.
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Not as much fun as Tyga ... but still fun.
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Plenty — though not as much as a hit movie.
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So they all operate ... But not as much disinformational?
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Just not as much as we love zesty fried chicken.
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But there's a gap between where there's not as much.
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But it's probably not as much money as you think.
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So... CAVUTO: Well, the president says not as much, Austan.
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But not as much has been tariff related to date.
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But not as much nitrogen as, for example, bean farming.
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Economic growth quickened, but not as much as Trump promised.
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But the mascara was not as much of a success.
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Senior dating: Hard, but not as much as you think.
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Though maybe not as much as they are on Instagram.
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Taylor still feels the emotion, but not as much anymore.
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It's not as much boom, but it's much better utilized.
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No more ego, he promised — or not as much, anyway.
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"I'm not as much of an outsider now," he conceded.
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"You will see them but not as much," he said.
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You still add stuff to it, but not as much.
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Well not as much, but its still a legitimate technique.
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"There's not as much downside as people portray," Paulsen said.
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There's not as much separation as there used to be.
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I still have anxiety and depression, but not as much.
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The left knee was also swollen, though not as much.
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Not as much colorful hair and fun outfits and everything.
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It's scary, but maybe not as much as it seems
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Sometimes new faces appear, but not as much as before.
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There's not as much back up, redundancy within the system.
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THC will get you high, but CBD not as much.
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Probably not as much SEO value in the Polgreen Post.
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Maybe not as much as the innovation in laboratories for photovoltaics.
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Apparently, it's not as much of a "thing" as we thought.
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Exports rose, but not as much as imports, the data showed.
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However, Sreenivas says it's not as much as you might think.
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It's not as much action as drug policy reformers would like.
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But it's not as much of an anomaly as it seems.
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Science may be by the book, but love, not as much.
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I liked it, but not as much as the first one.
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According to some experts, not as much as people might expect.
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China's exports in January also likely contracted, though not as much.
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Probably not as much as conceptual artist Martin John Callanan does.
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Trump's has also narrowly improved, but not as much as Clinton's.
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A: Not as much as many would lead you to believe.
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She overdid it, but not as much as she could have.
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Something, but not as much as the build-up would suggest.
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Venture capital matters but maybe not as much as is imagined.
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Here's the tip: It's not as much as you might think.
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Gail: Well, I will acknowledge that it's not as much fun.
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Gasoline stockpiles shrank, but not as much as investors had hoped.
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A little bit, but not as much as I wanted to.
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It still hurts, but not as much as it did before.
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"There's not as much urgency in the market," Mr. Osher said.
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A new study suggests maybe not as much as originally expected.
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Not four years previous, this was not as much the case.
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Not as much as I did, but I don't short bitcoin.
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But not as much as they will if you go bust.
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Same-store sales were lower but not as much as expected.
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Her writing has long been acclaimed, her pictures not as much.
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Before farmers were complaining about fertilizer scarcity, now not as much.
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Well, not as much as Cattelan would like you to think.
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Not as much as he wanted, but better than no money.
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A lot at parties, but not as much at sports stadiums.
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And right now there's not as much certainty as we would like.
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WATTERS: Not as much on the Democrats compared to the Republican side.
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It's not as much as I wanted, but it's better than nothing.
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Mr Fillon is not as much of a Europhile as Mr Macron.
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There's not as much of a competitive energy surrounding women in music.
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Not as much as Bruce Jenner, obviously – now Caitlyn Jenner, of course.
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In Miami, there's not as much of that, it's a younger city.
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Wage growth is strengthening, but not as much as home price growth.
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Not as much of a hassle as I'd thought it would be.
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It does defense business but not as much as you might imagine.
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Not as much as Bruce Jenner, obviously, now Caitlyn Jenner, of course.
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The correct answer, of course, is: not as much as Big Narstie.
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Johnny: Not as much as some but I am in double figures.
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Ratings might go down, but probably not as much as Trump expects.
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He still loves crystals, but not as much as he used to.
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I sometimes watch it but not as much as the other two.
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Mortgage rates are therefore falling, but not as much as Treasury yields.
|
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This was not as much of a stretch as it may seem.
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I cherish it, but not as much as the memories it evokes.
|
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Since I stopped drinking, I'm not as much fun to be around.
|
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We're talking about its origins, but not as much about its present.
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Or not as much as I thought I'd be — or should be.
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Ms. Harding skates sometimes, but not as much as she used to.
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U.S. equities also rose, though not as much as in recent days.
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There's not as much stigma with animals being overweight as with people.
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Obedience definitely gives you that bond, but not as much as Flyball.
|
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Not as much as the CDC recommends they should, it turns out.
|
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The plates have more going on, but there's not as much happening.
|
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Things have certainly changed, but not as much as anyone might think.
|
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As a result, "there's not as much supply to ship," he said.
|
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That means not as much blue or violet light reaches the ground.
|
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It's painful, but not as much as the epic bitcoin sell-off.
|
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But not everything happened, and probably not as much as she expected.
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There's not as much mingling of classes as there used to be.
|
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And it has helped a bit, but not as much as hoped.
|
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Certainly not as much as what I encounter when I go abroad.
|
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"It's not as much talks across the table, but through intermediaries," Horwitz said.
|
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But this is not as much of a weakness as it may seem.
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Obvi not as much as the original,but I can deal with her.
|
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Yes, you have to make time, but not as much as you think.
|
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There's still not as much progress in the actual diversity of fat bodies.
|
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Maybe not as much medicine as we should have, but we took medicine.
|
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It's not as much of a left-field question as you might think.
|
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Scientists will be interested, too, though not as much as once they were.
|
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"There's just not as much emotional engagement in many men's friendships," says Greif.
|
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He loves food, but he's not as much of an epicure as me.
|
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We like to smoke here too, but not as much as he does.
|
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Millennials are certainly struggling, though perhaps not as much as oldies are thriving.
|
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There's not as much money to be made there in the long run.
|
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" Others not as much: "Holiday Inn Express ... Notes: It's a Holiday Inn Express.
|
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American banks with big operations in London also suffered, though not as much.
|
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"People know me, but not as much as they know him," DeJear explained.
|
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Crude by rail will narrow the differential, but not as much as pipelines.
|
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"There's not as much competition as New York or San Francisco," he says.
|
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"It's not as much an opioid epidemic as an addiction epidemic," Arizona Gov.
|
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However, he remains strongly allocated to stocks, just not as much as before.
|
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Wages are rising a little bit, though not as much as economists hoped.
|
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I see Richie quite often, and also Kurt sometimes, but not as much.
|
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It's effective, but not as much so as some of his older material.
|
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But as long as they are geldings, the impact is not as much.
|
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That would make a difference, but not as much as one might think.
|
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"But, of course, not as much as my first time," she said, smiling.
|
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In terms of custom items, like the rock candy meth, not as much.
|
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He's gotten in a "little trouble" but not as much as Mr. Simmons.
|
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With women, it did, though not as much as people might have expected.
|
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As far as his dad's foray into the clothing world, not as much.
|
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Being the boss is a really good thing, and women do not as much.
|
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But we probably had similarities to other bands, but not as much as others.
|
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The answer is quite a bit, but maybe not as much as you thought.
|
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When she finally realizes, she's confused, but not as much as, say, Lee Sizemore.
|
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As far as the actual keyboard goes, I'm not as much of a fan.
|
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That way if they get destroyed, it's not as much of a financial loss.
|
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I'd lived a lot of life, but not as much life as an artist.
|
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They can be totally vicious, but when they're in estrus, they're not as much.
|
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We've seen that and there's not as much new ground in that past time.
|
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There is not as much internet out there as you think, according to Microsoft.
|
|
History matters to the young, too, but not as much as to the old.
|
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The challenge is not as much the message as the medium, in Fradin's view.
|
|
With the added information, support dropped, but not as much as one might expect.
|
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"I've talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," Mulvaney said.
|
|
"The region is even more under supplied with not as much volume," he said.
|
|
So yeah, not as much experimentation as what we would get into later on.
|
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It's not as much of a trip as every single other record we've made.
|
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Housing starts have been climbing slowly but not as much as the market needs.
|
|
"We do — not as much, I don't think, as we used to," he said.
|
|
Cucinotta: A lot [with me], but not as much as with the other girls.
|
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"I am not afraid of Erdogan, not as much as a grain of dust."
|
|
This was not as much an endorsement as it was a call for accountability.
|
|
The report pressured the dollar, but not as much as the China trade story.
|
|
But maybe they weren't, or not as much as some people seem to fear.
|
|
"Well, not as much as what Trump has said about African Americans," Clyburn said.
|
|
I used to miss spending Thanksgiving with my family, but not as much now.
|
|
I'm sure they want the tax stuff to be addressed, but not as much.
|
|
Overall, Google's changes are meaningful, but probably not as much as they are marketing.
|
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DF: Probably not as much as the iPhone is used to listen to it.
|
|
Having women board members helps too, but not as much as having women executives.
|
|
I had really bad experiences as a taxi driver, not as much with Uber.
|
|
But I just have this sense that so many people are spending so much time writing criticism that there's not as much time calling the companies for comment, that there's not as much time interviewing the people that are actually doing the work.
|
|
Re-Inventing The Wheel(s)We All Fall Down, just not as much as ACE.
|
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Sure. But not as much as it sucks to lose your home or loved ones.
|
|
It was an album of unease but not as much as Fold Your Hands Child.
|
|
Facebook's business is slowing, but still not as much as Wall Street thinks it is.
|
|
Apparently, not as much as you may think — because going commando isn't all that infrequent.
|
|
ISS is isolated and confined (though not as much as a Mars spacecraft will be).
|
|
Marvel locks things down, so we had not as much time as I would've wanted.
|
|
It's not as much a question of money as it is a state of mind.
|
|
We care about the character, but not as much as we care about Winona Ryder.
|
|
It feels identical to past Far Cry games, except that it's not as much fun.
|
|
Exports fell for the 15th straight month in April though not as much as expected.
|
|
But not as much as I liked the little number on my wrist going up.
|
|
For him, that's not as much a concern as it would be for another candidate.
|
|
"I've talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," Mulvaney reportedly said.
|
|
Trilobites One thing that's definitely gotten better over time: not as much ritualistic human sacrifice.
|
|
Or, at least not as much of a blast as their Instagrams might put on.
|
|
But now there's not as much of a debate [about the value of that advice].
|
|
The last-place Royals, not as much, so Graffeo plans to give up that suite.
|
|
Another answer: Renewable energy companies will lose — but not as much as people might think.
|
|
The orchestra has been raising money, but not as much as officials say is needed.
|
|
Travel ball has become a business and not as much fun for kids these days.
|
|
It's not as much as you'd think though," he adds, "I worked as a surveyor.
|
|
"I'm not as much as an outsider that could have been brought in," he said.
|
|
" Professor Kilson responded, "I am certainly not as much of an ideologue as Ewart Guinier.
|
|
Some non-ruminants — like pigs, horses and mules — also release methane, but not as much.
|
|
In my school, there's not as much of a difference in rankings between social groups.
|
|
They can weigh as much as a half-pound, not as much as five pounds.
|
|
John assures Mark that he still drinks, just not as much as he used to.
|
|
Foot traffic in malls was still down, but not as much as in previous quarters.
|
|
He answers that he likes them fine, but not as much as he loves her.
|
|
Some visitors arrange to go up by helicopter, but that is not as much fun.
|
|
"There's not as much of a separation anymore," Ms. Witherspoon said in a telephone interview.
|
|
The grants, of course, receive the most attention, if not as much as they deserve.
|
|
It's interesting, she's been critical of Donald Trump, but not as much as other candidates.
|
|
Their search is generally focused around values, and energy and not as much on looks.
|
|
I used to get drunk more often, but since I got married, not as much.
|
|
And I think there was not as much of a momentum to care about privacy.
|
|
This time it's not as much of a stunt as his way of making a statement.
|
|
Banks also tightened standards for commercial real estate, but not as much as in recent quarters.
|
|
Maybe not as much if we would be just the two of us in this room.
|
|
"We've got room to raise rates, but not as much as people might think," Kaplan said.
|
|
He enjoyed that film too, BTW, but apparently not as much as he enjoyed Rogue One.
|
|
Support grew for eurosceptic and right-wing parties, but not as much as investors had feared.
|
|
Talking on the phone slowed them down, too, but not as much as composing a text.
|
|
It's not as much of a gaming laptop as the Razer Blade Pro, but it's fast.
|
|
It's not as much the heat, as it is the humidity which can be an issue.
|
|
Donations from the Gulf and elsewhere have helped, though not as much as with al Qaeda.
|
|
Cities that saw only a partial eclipse did take xHamster's traffic down, but not as much.
|
|
I'm standing right now still in a lot of mud but not as much as yesterday.
|
|
I'm standing right now still in a lot of mud but not as much as yesterday.
|
|
But generally it's not as much the concept, it's more the presentation mechanics and the format.
|
|
"They might have double the medical expenses, but not as much in other deductions," Bibbo said.
|
|
"It turns out Andy is not as much of an introvert as we thought," Mardini said.
|
|
Online may have disrupted Black Friday, he said, but not as much as has been reported.
|
|
The idea is that men's cuts are cheaper because there's just not as much to cut.
|
|
Not as much for me as for women of previous generations or women of different backgrounds.
|
|
Plus, when it comes time to learn to read, it's not as much of an adjustment.
|
|
Noel O'Halloran is worried about Brexit, but maybe not as much as a few months ago.
|
|
"I don't really care about a bounce, not as much as other things," Mr. Trump said.
|
|
The guys who don't have that fan support, there's not as much outside or corporate interest.
|
|
One answer: Coal companies will come out ahead — but not as much as people might think.
|
|
The establishment gets a bit of a break, but not as much as might be expected.
|
|
There is still time, though not as much as there once was, to shape what's coming.
|
|
Yet there's not as much music as one might expect, considering the pedigrees of its stars.
|
|
Culturally, there's not as much stigma, and there's a lot, we have a lot of users.
|
|
Hoplobatrachus occipitalis can weigh as much as a half-pound, not as much as five pounds.
|
|
Those rules matter, but not as much as the calendar or simply what year it is.
|
|
It was about a thousand times as much as in a regular supernova, not as much.
|
|
There's not as much to cause flurries as yesterday, but it's not impossible there are some.
|
|
It's up, but just not as much as their level of optimism in the economy, overall.
|
|
"There were lots of times when it seemed stale or not as much fun," he said.
|
|
He said that they were offended, but not as much as some commentators on social media.
|
|
But Blanchard makes the case that it's not as much higher as many seem to think.
|
|
The same goes for Sex and the City—certainly not as much, but times have changed.
|
|
So there is a lot of research, but it's not as much as what we'd like.
|
|
"There's not as much time this time for exercise, and I'm really feeling it," admitted Kerr, 34.
|
|
"The world is changing, but in some areas maybe not as much as we think," Maughan said.
|
|
Although she's now not as much ... she's also like you, I think she's very similar to you.
|
|
Bottom line: Buybacks have contributed to the market's advance, though perhaps not as much as some believe.
|
|
The new rules may change the shape of congress, though probably not as much as reformers hope.
|
|
But I think that that's not as much a technological decision as it is a policy decision.
|
|
They secured an increase in monthly disability payments, but it was not as much as they sought.
|
|
"Lungs aren't particularly dynamic, and not as much of an issue as the cardiovascular system," Lewis said.
|
|
The metal frame recesses the headphone jack a little but not as much as other battery cases.
|
|
It was the first to bring asteroid dust back to Earth, although not as much as hoped.
|
|
Comcast was dipping a little bit after hours here, but not as much as you would think.
|
|
Unfortunately for Yahoo, there's just not as much value in that distinction as there used to be.
|
|
Not as much as getting in the ring and sparring, but if she wants to we can.
|
|
Not in the Senate, not as much, but how does it change with you being in charge?
|
|
"WeChat is not as much of a competitor today, and I think they've seen that," he added.
|
|
Social media sites do not as much change minds as provide ideological echo chambers for news consumers.
|
|
Other analysts said financial engineering is not as much of a concern as the weak sales picture.
|
|
I think that we've made progress, but it's not as much as I'd like us to make.
|
|
There's not as much Versace as you might expect, and it barely delves into his fashion empire.
|
|
Things have changed since the 1990s, sure, but not as much as we might hope they have.
|
|
You've kept working, not as much as you were on The Late Late Show, but still working.
|
|
And we want not as much suffering as we saw in the transition to the industrial age.
|
|
That perceived snub provided ample motivation, he said, but not as much as an act of kindness.
|
|
There is not as much rigorous research on tablets, but little reason to think results would differ.
|
|
My data is still tracked there, but not as much as it would be by the app.
|
|
This allowed him to swivel horizontally—not as much as Mr Smith, but more than his contemporaries.
|
|
That has sometimes confused people, but not as much as casual Friday confused people 15 years ago.
|
|
Don Diego is consistently surprised by his own behavior, but not as much as he would like.
|
|
But there is not as much consensus on exactly why that is, and what might change it.
|
|
Spending has been steadily increasing on his watch, though not as much lately as many would prefer.
|
|
So an eruption 2,500 times larger would still do significant damage — just not as much as 250,0000.
|
|
That's a lot, but not as much as you'd might think—and maybe doable in one sitting?
|
|
By harming sports, it is not as much fun to talk to your father about the football team.
|
|
Are they developers who create apps and need tons of RAM, but maybe not as much graphics performance?
|
|
You've said ... Not as much as I think ... you make your luck in a lot of ways, too.
|
|
But not as much as I hoped a year ago when I thought to be done by now.
|
|
Not as much as Jackson (Jesse Williams ) watching when Kepner gets engaged, but a lot none the less.
|
|
Art Review Without Sally Michel there would have been no Milton Avery, or at least not as much.
|
|
Beyond them, surprisingly, it's not as much the poor as it is the lower-middle and middle class.
|
|
He gave some money, not as much as he promised to give during the general to his campaign.
|
|
"The concerns that existed so many years ago are not as much of a concern today," Krafchik said.
|
|
Or at least not as much as factors like the unemployment rate or the incumbent president's approval rating.
|
|
In Iowa, ethanol is not as much a threshold Democratic Party issue as abortion rights or gun control.
|
|
It'll cost you, of course – but not as much as you would've paid for the games available individually.
|
|
Was the violence more extreme than in other wars (sometimes, but not as much as we might believe)?
|
|
"The government plays a larger role in new markets where there's not as much economic incentive," says Anderson.
|
|
If they stayed where they'd been a week ago there would be disruption but not as much disruption.
|
|
We're far more diverse today than we were, but still not as much as we need to be.
|
|
Britain's economy has slowed since the 2016 Brexit vote, but not as much as many economists had feared.
|
|
We're still growing above trend, [but] not as much as we were in the middle of last year.
|
|
Most of us in this business do think about that, although maybe not as much as we could.
|
|
The photographers were paid for the use of the images, but not as much as you might think.
|
|
Women are very comfortable giving to charities or things they believe in, but not as much political givers.
|
|
I micromanage less, probably not as much as I should, but you know, I've tried to correct that.
|
|
Right-wing extremism is not as much an ideological movement, as advertised, as it is a social one.
|
|
"I've talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," Mulvaney told Baier over the weekend.
|
|
The average size of newly built home continues to grow, although not as much as in previous years.
|
|
"There's not as much density of Walmarts in California and the Northeast as in the Midwest," he said.
|
|
Wheat seedings are also expected to decline, but not as much as traders and analysts expected on average.
|
|
There was a surprising amount to choose from, but not as much as at the full-size Target.
|
|
Translation, as Disney CEO Bob Iger warned his investors: not as much ka-ching as The Force Awakens.
|
|
With the industry now in structural decline, however, "there's not as much of that funding available," he said.
|
|
Sometimes, paid maternity leave or paid sick leave or flexible schedules are not as much of a priority.
|
|
The LG has a flat screen and the Note curves, though not as much as the S25 curves.
|
|
Tupac's estate is getting a treasure trove of unreleased music, although not as much cash as it wanted.
|
|
I see more children of color in movies and cartoons, though not as much as there should be.
|
|
Lots of music is written for children to hear, but not as much specifically for them to sing.
|
|
"I've talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," Mr. Mulvaney was quoted as saying.
|
|
But not as much as I wanted to spare my beloved parents the burden of some medical expenses.
|
|
But even among African Americans, his support has dropped significantly nationally, although not as much in South Carolina.
|
|
"Once you get the hang of it, it's actually not as much work as people imagine," Reynolds says.
|
|
"[The magpie] does a fair amount of mimicry, although not as much as the lyrebirds," Kaufman told Mashable.
|
|
Despite the confident handling, not as much road feel gets through the steering wheel as I would like.
|
|
And it capped a feat that is amazing in many ways — some obvious, some not as much. 1.
|
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Basically, a weaker currency is not as much help if a company's competitors all use the same currency.
|
|
This upcoming period of conservative re-examination will take some time — although hopefully not as much — as well.
|
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"Size of the apartment, surprisingly, is not as much of an issue as we think," Ms. Jensen said.
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But now players hit with a lot of power from everywhere and not as much variety and thought.
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I know you said you were running a company, so maybe not as much as you would like.
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Money does matter in politics, but not as much as -- or in the ways in which -- you might think.
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Okoye also told us there's another back in the league he likes ... but just not as much as Kareem.
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Well, be prepared to think about them a lot — though, probably not as much as Anna and Maya do.
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But he is not as much of a known item as some of the other people on that list.
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Not as much as you'll get from a proper Bluetooth speaker, but more than you'd expect from a phone.
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I bet you were surprised when Claire Foy's name was called — but probably not as much as she was.
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Eighteen years into the 21st century the situation has improved, but not as much as we'd like to think.
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"In some sense that comes to the detriment of the patient, there's not as much quality time," he said.
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There's not as much pressure or ultimatum, we're just settling in to spending the rest of our lives together.
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It's more about pushing boundaries — not as much about abusing the situation, but knowing when to push the boundaries.
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"It's not as much as what we didn't do but what he did do," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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We eat a lot of poultry and red meat but not as much seafood, nuts, beans, peas, and seeds.
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Attacks are part of today's connected environment, so IR is not as much about the attack but rather resiliency.
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It swung back to Democrats during the 268 midterms, but not as much as the rest of Michigan: Gov.
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But not as much as the people that actually go and buy the stuff that takes inspiration from that.
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But perhaps not as much as a clearer path to the semifinals, which the USMNT hard-earned last night.
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Morrison is not as much of hardliner as Dutton, the man who set the revolt against Turnbull in motion.
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The nation's homebuilders are feeling positive about their business, but not as much as they did a year ago.
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Trump's efforts have in fact decreased illegal border crossings from Mexico (though not as much as he usually claims).
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I'm glad that people liked The Marked Men, and maybe the Mind Spiders not as much, but that's fine.
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We're older, not as much "searchers" but you know, it's more grounded in theory and maybe also in literature.
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"Some, not as much as I got from the Academy," he says, adding, "I lend them to my neighbor."
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Women are also outpacing men in education and earning more than ever (although still not as much as men).
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Despite the complicated relationship with my family, I do get to see them, although not as much as before.
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The number of lung-injury cases increased in the last week, but not as much as in previous weeks.
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Paraphrasing Charles Dickens, he said the law is not as much of an "ass" as to allow for that.
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There is humanity in that, if not as much as there would be for someone other than Francesco Totti.
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Still, this is not like 2008, he said, and there's not as much the Fed can do to help.
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"Forgiveness isn't talked about, at least not as much as I want to talk about it," Mr. Goldsmith said.
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But there's just not as much of a deterrent for that company since they're not bound by nondiscrimination laws.
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Not as much zip in this one as I'd strive to include nowadays, but I like the overall smoothness.
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Not as much has changed since former President Obama's inauguration, though the potential exists for much larger online audiences.
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Just not as much as when you were a child, according to Jim Long, a spokesman for the department.
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You have more opportunities, and more chances, to compete and succeed because maybe there is not as much competition.
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In 2008, prosecutors had to contend with not having an alleged victim to testify and not as much evidence.
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It's much more about the future and their lives, and not as much about, 'This is an environmental issue.
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There's surprisingly a lot to do in Southern cities — but not as much as in New York or Boston.
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It's not as much work as using an old-fashioned vacuum cleaner, but it's not that much less work.
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KS: Yeah, and the media, and the people ... LL: People in the media use it and I think that's the reason we even include them in the same breath, but really there's just not as much data, there's not as much influence, and so I think that gives them some inoculation from this.
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Press the oddly named "Sport" button, and you get enhanced regenerative braking, though not as much as Tesla or BMW.
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He leads among whites, but not as much as Mitt Romney led President Barack Obama in his losing 2012 campaign.
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And now they&aposre not as much because you have this progressive wing of the party that is supercharged up.
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Not as much in the air as I'd like, but the last couple days it's really felt a lot better.
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Her plans haven't gotten much press — not as much as, say, her gaffe about coal miners — but they are exhaustive.
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In line with the company's earlier warning, market share of its branded Suboxone fell, but not as much as feared.
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So it does have a little bit of give in it, but not as much so you can stretch it.
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Bonds, which are typically a source of stability when stocks fall, lost ground, too, though not as much as stocks.
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"We are making some progress but not as much progress as we would like [in finding a suspect]," Smith said.
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BACKING BIOFUELS In Iowa, ethanol is not as much a threshold Democratic Party issue as abortion rights or gun control.
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The government has drafted a bill that would extend the statute of limitations, although not as much as Hurtado proposes.
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Nebraskans are still generally positive about the president — 49 percent approval, 47 percent disapproval — but not as much as before.
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Once we were acquired, Yahoo helped us on the tech side, but not as much as it said it would.
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Solar panels do contain some valuable materials, including silver and copper, but not as much as cellphones and other gadgets.
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"It's not as much about the shared values, because I'm certainly more conservative than he is," Meadows said about Trump.
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Medicare does factor in the health of patients when comparing hospitals, though not as much as some hospitals would like.
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Voters may like the idea of land redistribution, but not as much as they want good jobs in the city.
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Long yields haven't risen much, however, certainly not as much as these short positions would suggest hedge funds had hoped.
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Maybe not as much as Jonathan Lucroy would have, but if anyone knows beggars can't be choosers, it's Indians fans.
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She relishes the kill, but not as much as Santa Clarita Diet relishes rubbing our faces in her feral hunger.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Debt may be a drag for millennials, but apparently not as much as cooking their own dinner.
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It's not as much about "sensitivity" and "offense," as it is about critical thinking and understanding how the world works.
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There is probably a bit more inner socialism the typical American can discover, but not as much as you imagine.
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"It's not as much a physical health issue as it is an emotional issue," she told the site about transitioning.
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This will impact global oil markets, though likely not as much as the sanctions did when first imposed in 2012.
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For that reason, the total number of people with dementia should rise, although not as much as had been estimated.
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He still skates for St. Nick's, but not as much as he used to, because he just became a father.
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People fear being bankrupted by medical catastrophe (though not as much as they once did, thanks to President Barack Obama).
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But perhaps not as much as Mr. Witter, who loves the Space Needle so much he got married in it.
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When she became a flight attendant in 1969, seats were bigger and security was not as much of a bother.
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Losses may occur when heat is applied (as in the process of canning), but not as much through typical washing.
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While volatility sellers are again active, not as much dry tinder has built up along this front, by all evidence.
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Spending will come largely from the growth in jobs and not as much from increased wages, the NRF report said.
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Unlike many people in Canada's marijuana trade, Ms. Lam is making money although not as much as she had hoped.
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Portions are rigorously controlled, though perhaps not as much as the sophisticated wine list, which features older, "non-interventionist" vintages.
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Long wait times for treatment, for example, are not as much of an issue for Americans as they are elsewhere.
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In the earlier part of the decade, pure pop reigned supreme, and political songs were not as much the norm.
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Most important ... Hart, Brown, Disick and Chyna all run in the same circle ... Kevin not as much as the others.
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They could also only be used once, so there's not as much utility, and there wasn't work to maintain the code.
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But they are not as much better as often as they would have to be to justify the premium they command.
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It's a very complicated subject you hear talked about a lot in platitudes, and not as much in details of science.
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"There's not as much evidence of how they can really benefit people or if they can really benefit people," she said.
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"I think the public tends to mistrust what they read on social media, although perhaps not as much as they should."
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Businesses increased spending to restock after running down inventories in the second quarter, but just not as much as previously reported.
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Some plans offer theft coverage and 5GB of "secure storage" although not as much as AT&T's baseline 50GB ($12 plan).
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Of course, those stands can still make plenty of noise, but not as much as they have the potential to produce.
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Not as much as the massive bond-buying programs from the European Central Bank, Federal Reserve or the Bank of England.
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Chief executive of NordLB Gunter Dunkel said the Basel proposals would "affect us, but not as much as other German banks".
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" The winner ended up being Farrell, 39, who joked he actually felt like the loser: "It's not as much fun winning!
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If a company stole his photos he could sue them, but on social media, there's not as much you can do.
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There's probably not as much knowledge as there is enthusiasm so some of the lawmakers are actively engaging with startups. Sen.
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"The market can still go up, just not as much as we thought at the beginning of the year," she said.
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The party's anti-immigrant rhetoric may have motivated the GOP base, but not as much as it motivated Democrats and independents.
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The federation does take care of us, and we get paid, but not as much as the U.S.A. does of course.
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The advancements China has made have not as much to do with discovery as they do espionage and intellectual property theft.
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"We still have a chance this year...obviously it's not as much in our control as we would like," said Vettel.
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"I'm optimistic that the food and beverage industry will still grow, though not as much as in previous years," he said.
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Not as much as I would want or, apparently, as much as she would want, but it's what we could get.
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Overall, the show presents not as much a unified vision than a suggestion of spiritualism behind a heterogeneous selection of work.
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Maha Ibrahim: I feel like people are focusing too much on metrics and not as much on [the total addressable market].
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There was some doing, but there was not as much doing as you might have imagined, which was interesting to me.
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It was highly emotional, painful, and at moments, approached being deeply therapeutic—but perhaps not as much as it could have.
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He added that in this scenario the domestic stock market will still go higher, but not as much as international equities.
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Even now, when reservations are not as much in demand, the bar is often crowded with people waiting to be seated.
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"We would hear things, we would follow up what we could, probably not as much as we should have," he said.
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It's not as much of a knee-jerk reflex as many think, but that doesn't mean you can't learn from it.
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Because entertainment companies have been dabbling, not as much as the tech companies obviously, because it's a heavily tech product, essentially.
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"The growth is still there, but it's not [as much as] you expected, so you are saturated with luxury stores," Abtan said.
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"The bottom line is, if you're just patient, you're going to make money," although not as much as in 1999, Hennessy said.
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" He also expressed concern over the next economic recession, stressing that when "there's not as much free money … we'll get into trouble.
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Not only the numbers that you mentioned, but wages are moving up, not as much as we would like to see them.
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Some slippage is expected in the machinery of the Fourth Estate but not as much as we've seen in the last decade.
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All that light-weight performance will cost you (we are talking about Patagonia, here), but maybe not as much as you'd think.
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Your friends on Snapchat are most likely your friends IRL, so there's not as much pressure to impress them with fancy shots.
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The fact that these features aren't yet available is a bit of a problem, but not as much as you might think.
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Yes, we're eager for all of this, but not as much as we're looking forward to the raddest new drugstore beauty products.
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Somewhere else you have low pressure, which means there is not as much force pushing down on the ground, so it's rising.
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The country's leading economic think tank, meanwhile, said there would be growth this year - but not as much as the government expects.
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Of course, Trump and his shenanigans are so ubiquitous that, perhaps, there's not as much need to search for everything he does.
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The national debt would surge under a Donald Trump presidency, though not as much as originally thought, according to a new analysis.
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The move did get Dell to move the needle on the price a bit, although not as much as Icahn had hoped.
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But definitely not as much from men as from women and more from people of color than from people who were white.
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Philip has essentially been mourning for years now, so there's not as much for him to say goodbye to at this point.
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That's not as much as the triumvirate of Index, Accel, Balderton (for instance) also out of the UK, but is highly significant.
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Mormons, who are more conservative than the general American population, tend to lean much more Republican — but not as much this year.
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By the way, Sly's friend Arnold Schwarzenegger also had a message for the actor -- but there's not as much yelling and cussing.
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It has had some success by focusing on education and medicine, though not as much as its fellow rust-belt city, Pittsburgh.
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Whether their notion is true or not is not as much the point as the fact that they believe it is true.
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They are the ones who can compensate with longer rest on the weekends, because there is not as much of a deficit.
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Not as much effort is made to give dishes an approachable French veneer, or to conceal unfamiliar local ingredients with technical wizardry.
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I&aposve seen you on Twitter, not as much -- but you hate -- when there is a false story you get very upset.
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While many artists are getting political, you see it more in genres like hip-hop and not as much in pop music.
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"There's progress from the past years ... though not as much as our ambitions," said Pierre Achkar, head of the Lebanese Hotel Association.
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"Investment is picking up, but not as much as it is needed," its executive director, Fatih Birol, told me late last month.
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My memories of it are so blurred, there was not as much thinking as we do now, which is a lovely experience.
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G.P.A.: 3.73 Another Notre Dame lineman is chosen, but this one is not as much loved by the experts as Nelson is.
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It's not as much a male-female thing as it is capturing Boruto's curiosity and the way everything he sees excites him.
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And one, the first here, is for plays that had passionate individual advocates, but not as much affection from the group. Agree?
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The shale guys have increased activity, but not as much as some feared, and demand numbers have been steadily on the increase.
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Phrases like CONTRACT TERMS and PRODUCE LABELS aren't exactly exciting, so there's not as much of an entertainment factor as I'd like.
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" At the time, he later wrote, "I believed excessively in Conspiracy Theories—though maybe not as much as the U.S. government does.
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I appreciate the space but I'm not as much of a cooking fan as M is, so I can't say I'm obsessed.
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The beach, casino, and pool are great for relaxing with friends, but there's not as much to do as a solo traveler.
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This rise appears to have come not as much from a rise in benefits or payments as a huge increase in enrollees.
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Dominating the Rangers is not as much a priority for the Isles as maintaining and building momentum in the crucial months ahead.
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The average benefit to the top 0.1 percent is $309,960 — not as much as the other options, but not too bad either.
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"Earlier, things like, not as many dentists, lack of education, poverty, meant that there was not as much awareness," Senthilnathan explained to CNN.
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The numbers suggest that Netflix is seeing a rebound in subscriber growth, even if it's not as much as Netflix may have hoped.
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He said with a Clinton win, the market would rally but not as much as it historically has when an incumbent party wins.
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So kinda around that time, I would say there's a little transition where maybe it's not as much, but the NBA's 24/7.
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The short end of the curve is most sensitive to the Fed, and the two-year yield also rose, though not as much.
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In December, the former star athlete — whose life was "ruined" but not as much as the woman he attacked — applied for an appeal.
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Smiling at the beginning and end of your interview — but not as much in between — will make you seem more approachable and likable.
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Perhaps you're not as much of an antiquarian as I am, but this looks like it should be a very interesting little adventure.
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Extreme poverty did indeed decline under chavismo - as it did worldwide over a similar period - but not as much as the government contended.
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The KeyMission 22 is a small square, a bit bigger than the GoPro Hero Session 20, but not as much of a cube.
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I know there have been increases but perhaps not as much as many hoped given the significant tax cut that corporate America saw.
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" At the very least, it does look like Harmon is trying, in his own words, to be "Not as Much of an Asshole.
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The Kindle changed publishing, but not as much as many had hoped or feared it would, and certainly not on a fundamental level.
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To be sure, other major Wall Street strategists are also very bullish on stocks heading into 2018, but not as much as Stoltzfus.
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They do keep my clothes in place and help to hold them down, but not as much as the Away compression panel did.
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However, since you stick with your selection for the month, there's not as much hauling back and forth as with the other services.
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It's not as much as the L train or any other subway line can transport, but it's more than a bridge can accommodate.
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"I really wanted to focus on the trucking problem, and there was not as much focus on that at Uber," Mr. Burnette said.
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Propelling a ball from that distance is not as much about strength as it is physics: Everything has to hit at one time.
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"There's not as much upward movement as there was last week," said John Carey, portfolio manager at Amundi Pioneer Asset Management in Boston.
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Thus far, Amazon's so-called bread and butter when it comes to apparel has been more "everyday essentials" and not as much luxury.
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"There's not as much Wall as there is being sold," said Bernd Breitenbach, a 67-year-old passerby at the Berlin Wall Memorial.
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Obama's plan still calls for a reduction in U.S. troop levels from the current roughly 9,800, but not as much as previously planned.
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The Fiscal Year 28503 Omnibus Appropriations bill includes some funding for so-called "border security" but not as much as the president wanted.
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There's been pushback on #MeToo almost from the beginning — not as much about Weinstein specifically, but around Aziz Ansari, and certainly around Sen.
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When oil goes down, airlines go down, but not as much as they should since cheap oil is a plus for those stocks.
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A House subpanel has approved a slimmed-down energy bill that would cut spending — though not as much as proposed by President Trump.
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Government deficits matter, they said, just not as much as other things like investing in education, health care, persistent poverty or climate change.
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I was given the first two episodes, and Snodgrass is in them, but not as much as she is in the following episodes.
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The workers agreed to their first pay cuts in decades, but not as much as management had sought, and the work rules were preserved.
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But with the ringgit trading at 21-year lows against the dollar, "it may not as much make sense to repurchase dollar denominated bonds".
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Businesses are also still eligible for tax credits for moving to the area, though not as much as Amazon would have gotten per employee.
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European shares and a gauge of global equity markets closed down more than 1 percent, while Wall Street also fell, though not as much.
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They're children of abandonment, so Dean has a lot of practice in being a parent and not as much practice in being a child.
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Not as much as it used to be, according to Feng Gu and Baruch Lev, writing in a recent issue of Financial Analysts Journal*.
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But still, it was not as much as many analysts were expecting, and iPhone, iPad and Mac shipments were lower than many had forecast.
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"I&aposve talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," Mulvaney said at a weekend event hosted by The Weekly Standard.
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We all watched TV, but maybe not as much because your favorite shows were only on at a certain time and place each week.
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Not as much as you saw in the past of serve and volley, chip and charge and one-handed backhands and moves like that.
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Other places in Xinjiang and elsewhere in China have offered rewards in the past, though usually not as much as being offered in Hotan.
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Cortina said Mexican producers are open to decreasing the share of refined sugar, but not as much the new U.S. proposal is calling for.
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Because 95 percent of its listings are pre-furnished, that's not as much of an ordeal as it would be with a traditional rental.
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Onboard systems keep it upright and balanced, and it can recover from being pushed around — not as much as a legged robot, but still.
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He hires on gut instinct rather than qualifications; he listens to others, but not as much or as often as he listens to himself.
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"If you're using the 529 for K-12, you have a limited set of expenses and not as much flexibility," said Steffen of Baird.
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For these folks, supplementing creatine may improve memory, though there's not as much evidence for these effects as there are for the athletic applications.
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Due to spending the whole month in the US, this was a fairly expensive month, but not as much as it could have been.
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In the pantheon of summer activities in the country, guns were better than catching frogs but not as much fun as riding a horse.
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But with the ringgit trading at 22016-year lows against the dollar, "it may not as much make sense to repurchase dollar denominated bonds".
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The piece generated controversy, though not as much as Purvis's investigation into the racial dimensions of the practice of putting sugar in corn bread.
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Whether or not that is true, it is absolutely intriguing to behold, though perhaps not as much as seeing The Floating Piers in person.
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So now the question is, which woman will he have to tell, "I love you, but just not as much as the other one"?
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"It's not as much this year as last year," says Josh Herren, a third-grade teacher at a "smallish progressive private school" in Pennsylvania.
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"It's not as much wanting to establish the run as much as it is trying to find out what they're doing (defensively)," Snyder said.
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One good thing is the banks came into this with a lot of capital — not as much as I'd like, but still a lot.
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For the record, I believe this is a big issue, but not as much of one when you're wearing them as when you're not.
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An administrative law judge ruled in July that Google had to hand over some data, although not as much as the Labor Department sought.
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Not as much in the sack game as much as his interior pressure and the great job he did last year against the run.
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An administrative law judge ruled in July that Google had to disclose some data but not as much as the Labor Department had wanted.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s presidential campaign has been defined by what it's not as much as by what it is.
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An investment which, according to Buffett, made him some money, though not as much as his investment in Goldman Sachs at a similar time.
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Macy's holiday sales dropped, the company announced Wednesday, but not as much as analysts had anticipated, sending the department store chain's shares sharply higher.
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Not as much as they might want in some parts of the economic strata, but there aren't the economic concerns that you often have.
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It's reported that they could reach $1 billion in revenue in 2017, so they do generate revenue — just not as much as their competition.
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It's not as much that she was being told to run as a man, as she was being told to run as a president.
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That might not be in the cards right now, which is a shame — not as much for you as it is for the little girl.
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Not as much, of course, as if Trump stopped spending tens of millions on golf outings after savaging his predecessor for excessively hitting the links.
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Unfortunately, there is not as much protection when it comes to students' free speech at private schools since private schools aren't run by the government.
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These plans are not as much for the residents who live there now as they are vaporous visions to entice a future real estate boom.
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They are open and available to the new, so it's not as much a shock as it was all those years ago for some people.
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Of that group, "Cherish" is one of the best, but perhaps not as much one of the songs we'd think of as being iconically Madonna.
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That's because the exomoon will also block out some of a star's light when the planet passes (just not as much as its planet does).
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A separate report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia showed manufacturing activity slipping in the region in October, but not as much as expected.
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There's not as much opportunity for direct interaction on ABC's Facebook live stream, but ABC reporters will take some questions from viewers via Facebook Live.
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We made a bit of money from our stint as guesthouse hosts — maybe not as much as my husband hoped with the wine and all.
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Not as much movement as I get on, say, the Surface Pro 4's Keyboard Cover, but enough to make it a satisfying typing experience.
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Most banks probably will be able to make payouts again this year, but not as much as might be suggested by the improved economic conditions.
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It was only on once in a while so I was able to catch clips here and there, but not as much as the first.
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It's not as much fun as either of those earlier shows — it's too slow and solemn, and its obligatory touches of baroque weirdness lack conviction.
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Kim Ju Song(North Korean leader Kim's interpreter) Not as much is known about Kim Ju Song, the interpreter for the North Korean leader Kim.
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"The love of racing — that's a cliché, I know — but there's not as much of a high as being on a racetrack," she said recently.
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Other types of nudges that some behavioral economists have championed have also registered some improved reporting — even if not as much as a threatened audit.
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It sounded as if she were pronouncing the words phonetically and not as much for their meaning, and this rendition moved audiences for five decades.
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Not as much as one would expect given the fact that you've taught eight million girls, you said, right, in the work that we've done.
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"It's not as much of a fairy tale as you would think," 22017-year-old Dolenz said, discussing the band's career in my first interview.
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"I'm not going to turn it down, but yeah, it's not as much as you thought it was, compared to doubles or singles," Watson said.
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Robert Kaufmann, Glen Rock, N.J. In 1976, the Open was still in Forest Hills, and there was not as much security as there is today.
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But the weird thing is that it also cuts the other way, because they're not as much a disincentive as it seems they should be.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — By any measure, he made a lot of money, the kid from Queens, maybe not as much as he boasted, but a fortune.
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And in this too-earthbound production, Mr. Kotis's clever, messy comedy is not as much fun as it might be for the rest of us.
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While he was new to ocean sailing when he first purchased the boat, he now had the experience, but not as much strength and agility.
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"There is some overlap here but it's not as much of an overlap as people think there is," Gionfriddo said of violence and mental illness.
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"They are sending the message in a way that maybe [foreign affairs] is not as much a priority for them as domestic issues," he said.
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"This anniversary serves as a reminder that things have changed, but not as much as sometimes we think they have," said Lakisha Barclift-Jones, 42.
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So it's possible that public-market investors aren't buying the messaging that they've been sold (well, at least not as much as venture capitalists did).
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We don't get to spend a whole lot of time with Ron and Hermione — at least not as much as we did in Rowling's novels.
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But along the way, I was actually able to get more comfortable with my femininity and that's why it's not as much of an issue anymore.
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She judges you for it, too — but not as much as she judges herself if she allows herself to think that someone might not hate her.
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McCormick explained that smoking any substance increases carbon monoxide in the blood, which reduces blood's oxygen-carrying capacity, so not as much gets to the baby.
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As The Washington Post's Philip Bump points out, there's probably not as much in the Mercury Analytics poll to get excited about as there initially seemed.
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"I love a natural clean look, there's something so fresh about it, and also to do it, it's refreshing, it's not as much work," he explains.
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"Of course I want to make the Olympics, it would be absolutely amazing but I am young and there is not as much pressure," said Marks.
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We spend a lot of time talking about changing society, but not as much about how we might need to become different people for each other.
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Obviously, such party could have caused some trouble — but probably not as much trouble as it is now causing as it takes over the Republican Party.
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The Big Bang Theory is often lauded for its funny dialogue and endearing cast, but not as much for its treatment of problems that women face.
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The main problem, in their view, is that it's a one-time boost for teacher pay and not as much funding for schools as they wanted.
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On the other hand, developers can be more focused on what they're building and not as much on the visual appeal of an app or site.
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Given the specific uses for a portable Bluetooth speaker, that might not as much of a problem here, but the price is still high at $399.
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There's not as much of that out there today, as so many shows are now either adult-oriented or only for children, with no middle ground.
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The bottom line is the Fed is still expected to cut interest rates again, but possibly not as much as markets had been geared up for.
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CHRIS HAHN, RADIO TALK SHOW HOST: Well, look, I will give him some credit for the economy, maybe not as much as he&aposs giving himself.
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While this could be a setback for Russian spaceflight, it's not as much of a concern for either the Russian or US segments of the ISS.
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"That was not as much of a freak accident as it might seem when you're watching it for the first time," he said, according to Inverse.
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Owned, yes, but not as much as the rest of us trudging to our jobs in the dead of winter to support people like Michael Dell.
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A huge fall in equity markets will dent consumer confidence (although not as much as a fall in house prices, of which there is no sign).
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It also gets US military protection and receives federal funding from the government for highways and social programs, just not as much as official states receive.
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"Results were encouraging, there was the expected slowdown from the first half, but not as much as consensus expected," said brokerage Bernstein, keeping an "outperform" rating.
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Sales are up slightly this year, but not as much as they could be, given the high demand and low inventory of existing homes for sale.
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"I think [plastics] can be representative of greater market health, but not as much as semi stocks do," Lee wrote to CNBC in a recent email.
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It's very much focused on big events and that's harder for the upcoming DJ to break through because there's not as much space on line-ups.
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They have to be because there's not as much capital available so they use less capital to get to the same value as a U.S. unicorn.
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I do — not as much anymore, but I almost try to lean into it in a way to actually make our culture more accepting and integrated.
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Distillate stockpiles, which include diesel and heating oil, fell 362,000 barrels, also not as much as forecasts for a 846,000-barrel drawdown, the EIA data showed.
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I haven't lost 50% of my investments — maybe 10%, which is a lot of money, but not as much as a lot of people are losing.
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Despite having a matte finish, it still kicks back some intrusive glare in bright settings, though not as much as you'll get from a glossy panel.
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"I think it means that there are many, many less children" who are infected in China, he said, "and that they're not as much at risk."
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The light did him harm, but not as much as looking at things did; he resolved, having done it once, never to move his eyeballs again.
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Because they are small watercolors, there's not as much density of mark-making or image as there is in the paintings I had been working from.
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The masks are great as a prep for makeup, and they're not as liquid-y as similar ones I've tried, so there's not as much mess.
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Green was not far behind, at 11.18, and while Britton is not as much of a pure power pitcher, hitters struggle to elevate his hard sinker.
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In the post-mature PC market, it's not as much of a big deal when vendors launch PCs with new features as it used to be.
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I cried, probably not as much as some of the people around me, but I think almost everybody was crying, you just knew that people were sobbing.
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The knobbed Schwalbes are surprisingly quiet on city roads while offering decent grip on trails — but not as much as you'd get from proper mountain bike tires.
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And if you're in it for the smart home controls and not as much for the crisp music playback, then the Dot is definitely your best bet.
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A lesser book than it's predecessor Pride and Prejudice, and not as much fun as my beloved Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility almost derailed my whole year.
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And it's not as much replacing the whole lampshading thing as it's offering up a solid alternative for people who don't want to dress like Ariana Grande.
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So, news companies might make a little money from Apple News but not as much as they would if everyone subscribed directly to their papers or magazines.
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This could have been Daryl, but of course not As much as the producers like to say that no one is safe, we know that isn't true.
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Production from the U.S. shale industry is likely to decline this year - but not as much, or as quickly - as the OPEC producers would like to see.
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Probably not as much as she talks about her body, but Trinity is a triple threat — she's got the look, the talent and the will to win.
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So when times are good—for instance during summertime—usually there's not as much meaningful content, and instead the lyrics are about having fun, socialising and drinking.
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We don't have to make 23 the Year of the Mensch but I hope it can be the Year of the Not as Much of an Asshole.
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Considering the lineup, it's clear that there's not as much of a gold rush for these action-based domains as there are for other top-level domains.
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So, how did we get to this point where we can't trust our tap water to be safe, and there's not as much regulation on bottled water?
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Payrolls gained 261,000 in October, rebounding after devastating hurricanes capped hiring in September, though the jobs total was not as much as the 310,000 economists had anticipated.
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London Police Commander Stuart Cundy said the toll from the Grenfell Tower blaze could still change but probably not as much as it had in recent days.
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That's a departure, although not as much as you may think — people forget that Mitt Romney similarly threatened a trade war with China during the 203 campaign.
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There's a growing, maybe somewhat bipartisan consensus that China is not as much of a friend to the US as we've thought for the last 63 years.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) lowered its estimates of the U.S. 2019 corn and soybean crops, but not as much as some analysts had expected.
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"It's not as much about the ideas as it is the execution of those plans — the company is mismanaging the opportunities in front of them," he said.
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What's not: As much as I like more compact phones, the smaller model is starting to feel a bit too small, especially given its comparatively large bezels.
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He said he would love to appear as a witness at the Senate trial — not as much as I would love it, but he would love it.
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Over time, we've been trying to increase the spend on brand marketing and not as much of an increase in performance marketing, to create a better balance.
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It is not as much about fundamentals or execution as it is about imploring his players not to take the little aspects of the game for granted.
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It would help depoliticize the process, at least marginally, because if you have 17 justices and one steps down, then it's not as much of an earthquake.
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His stance on kneeling may matter to the players, but not as much as the opinion of the wives, mothers, fathers, sons and daughters of the players.
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"Established 1981" (iTunes) Shane Torres also recently released his first Comedy Central half-hour, which is funny but not as much as this longer audio-only album.
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In terms of seasoning, there was a definite hot sauce note throughout with some dairy behind it, but not as much rich butter flavor as I wanted.
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We know that women cry more than men, and so, as a slow-to-cry dude, I'm not as much of an outlier as I may feel.
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KS: At some point when it becomes not as much of a hot button issue, some of these companies are clearly going to get into that delivery.
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We've also learned the settlement requires Nick to squirrel away money for the twins, but maybe not as much as you think ... $5k a month in a trust.
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KS: Not as much as ... it feels better now because it ... But I feel it's like saying a restaurant is funny because they do comedy there every Wednesday.
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"I still support him, but not as much," Bachman said between bites of pork chops and baked beans at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines last week.
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We don't have to make 2018 the Year of the Mensch but I hope it can be the Year of the Not as Much of an Asshole. #RealisticGoals.
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TC: You've sold a bunch of enterprise companies and we're seeing M&A in the SaaS market lately but not as much on the consumer side of things.
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"When I look back on Gossip Girl, the only things I regret were not as much representation for people of color and gay story lines," Safran told Vulture.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere's not as much customization to be had on the stock version of Android that ships with the Pixel phones, which may or may not bother you.
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If you're wondering how much these babies cost, Waite would only say it's comparable to any big data processing solution, and probably not as much as you think.
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That was larger than analyst expectations of a 2.5 million barrel fall, but not as much as the 5.1 million expected by trade group, the American Petroleum Institute.
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And they slow down their communication in the presence of noise — but not as much as you would think if they cared about getting every note clearly broadcast.
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However, they're not as reliable in dense breasts, characterized as those with not as much fat and more fibrous or glandular tissue, according to the American Cancer Society.
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The run-up in value of tech stocks in recent years had made those leaders far richer, too, although 2018 was not as much of a banner year.
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"There is not as much supply as there is demand for a lot of reasons, but that means you can command expensive price tags for treatments," Larco said.
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Then over at music school I would spend not as much time as I should have on academia, and instead we would just share albums back and forth.
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Because Mr. Gokce has been doing this since 2002, the new restaurant, which opened three weeks ago, is not as much of a mess as you might expect.
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"We have such the opportunity to see our candidates and actually speak with them, and not as much luck with him because it's been so crowded," she said.
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An account shared by a former assembly-line supervisor who left Tesla in 2019 suggests Shelby has made some progress but perhaps not as much as she's indicated.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Parnell won 60 percent of the vote according to The Associated Press, easily beating three lesser known primary opponents with not as much name recognition.
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European leaders fear that a no-deal or "hard Brexit" and resulting chaos at ports and border crossings will damage their economies -- though not as much as Britain's.
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You need strength in your arms and core, but not as much as you might think, especially if you have a wall behind you to kick up against.
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Indeed, none of the customers seem to pay any attention to them, or at least not as much attention as I receive when I venture into the place.
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So while I'm under the umbrella of Grindr, Zach probably could speak better to those sorts of things because I'm not as much of a user as he is.
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Obviously, not as much as a Mustang or a Challenger, but in its space of more of the super-tuner type of vehicle it carries a lot of weight.
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This was true under Reagan (when Democrats liked the press more), Clinton (when Republicans did), and Bush II (when Democrats did again), though notably not as much under Obama.
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" Looking back, Wise says he never had much faith in the more theological aspects of the Christianity: "Jesus wasn't really relevant to me, not as much as the pageantry.
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"We expected somewhat more (seizures at night) than during the day, but not as much, maybe not three and a half times more," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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There is not as much overlap, however, between those who think the current president is doing a good job and those who expect the next one to do well.
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INGRAHAM: Again, they are operating that way because we have a fairly big crush from Central America, not as much from Mexico, but from Central America across the border.
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" McLaughlin, who stars as Lucas, says he used to get recognized all the time, "but now my voice is deeper and my hair is different, so not as much.
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Its edges have noticeable black bars around them on the Pixel 3, but not as much on the larger Pixel 3 XL, which does have a top side notch.
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I'm not as much concerned about this particular strike as I am about the implications of him doing it without Congress in the context of Iran or North Korea.
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There's not as much choice just yet, with only three chips currently available: The 3703 (retailing for $330), the 1700x ($400), and the top of the line 1800x ($500).
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First, ending government contracts with prison companies is not as much of a political priority for the Trump administration as it has appeared to be under the Obama administration.
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This is a more common pop culture phenomenon than you might think: that of the thing you like or maybe even love, just not as much as everybody else.
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Rouhani called the U.S. decision to try to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero a "baseless" policy, and said "The Americans' power is not as much as they say".
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The Task Force did not provide guidance on how often doctors should screen adolescents because "there are not as much data about what the best interval is," Krist said.
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All the big names that get most of the attention are up, but just not as much as less visible companies: Think Cincinnati Financial, Ross Stores and Campbell Soup.
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Pro-Europe parties kept a majority of seats in European parliamentary elections, with support growing for eurosceptic and right-wing parties but not as much as investors had feared.
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He had a positive return on his clean tech work, not as much as he had in some of his other tech funds, but still it was very impressive.
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Khalilzad told Tolo news that he had tried in recent weeks to foster such a dialogue, adding there had been some progress "but not as much as I wanted".
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"It was the only brand known to consumers at the time," Ms. Corcoran said, adding that buyers did pay a premium, though not as much as Mr. Trump claimed.
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"Rates have increased some, though not as much as many had thought or even hoped for," wrote Fearnleys, an Oslo-based ship broker, in a report published on Wednesday.
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Wine is an acidic beverage, more so than beer but not as much as cola, so at some undetermined point it will begin to eat away at the lining.
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There's not as much we can do about that, except basically at a societal level, just because there's all the streetlights and it casts a glow in the sky.
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When that portfolio is balanced out with 30% intermediate term U.S. government bonds, for example, the return is lower – but maybe not as much lower as you'd imagine: 9%.
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It's not as much as they were originally hoping for, but enough that paying airfare plus a $0003 bonus is still a worthwhile deal for the state to make.
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If NAFTA fails, he said the Canadian dollar would decline further but not as much as the five to 10 percent decline he expects to see in the peso.
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I find myself thinking a lot about what are those platforms that I can connect with viewers that are not as much of a sewer as Twitter has become.
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This fierce Finch bond around a dead institution is not as much about vanishing New York (Lord & Taylor) as vanished (the Stork Club, whose proprietor's daughter attended the school).
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It was after school, and I used to go there basically every day, and I smoked some weed but not as much as they did—maybe once a week.
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Now I generally either go for lesbian or gay porn and not as much straight porn, but I also don't really watch porn that often and I never did.
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That could be good news for start-ups marketing directly to consumers, but maybe not as much for the consumers who have to go through the health-care shopping experience.
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The eclipse was seen as a triumph over Newtonian physics, which predicted that light would bend at the edge of the Sun, but not as much as Einstein's theory suggested.
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Britain's economy has slowed since the 2016 Brexit referendum but not as much as many economists feared, allowing Hammond to announce on Monday a further improvement in the budget deficit.
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But I think it's low on the list, mostly because it's the most recent one and it's not as much of a trip down memory lane to listen to it.
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"I have become less and less optimistic and more pessimistic, because this is a trade war but it's not as much about economics as it is other things," he said.
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Apple — A UBS survey is finding strong interest for the iPhone 7 in the United States, but not as much in China compared to the iPhone 6 or 6s models.
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Homebuilders are still feeling positive about the market, but not as much as they were in September, when a monthly survey of builder confidence hit a high for the year.
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But as Justin Westbrook wrote over at Jalopnik, it's not as much for pollution reasons in Oslo as it is a way to make the city more vibrant and livable.
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"There is room for the Fed to maneuver but not as much as people might think because the neutral rate of interest is somewhat lower than people think," he said.
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Not as much as the videos of Lemmy's voice giving out on stage as his health started to fail him, which I found too sad to watch to the end.
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As a commonwealth, Puerto Rico gets US military protection and receives federal funding from the government for highways and social programs, just not as much as an official state gets.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, I think people do care first and foremost about how they are doing, and not as much about some of these issues that we hear a lot about.
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When Mr. Rechnitz "told Seabrook how much money was in the bag, Seabrook was angry that it was not as much money as he was initially promised," the complaint said.
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"Now you have biologicals and digital, which are not as much impacted by those long time lines and high costs," said Derek Norman, head of corporate venture capital for Syngenta.
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The most popular actively managed ETFs this year tell a story that's not as much about investors chasing outsized performance as it is about ETFs being used for specific goals.
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Yes, yields have come down a bit, but not as much as you would expect, thanks to a steady build up of factors that should push them the other way.
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It's not as much thinking about my skill level of how I deliver it, but how right it feels to deliver it and what's best for me to express myself.
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Frye can space the floor like Love and he's not as much of a liability on defense, but there's no safe place for him when the Warriors go small, either.
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Maybe not as much as the coasts, but the Midwest's bustling metropoli and vast expanses of rural land prove to be fertile ground for quite a bit of startup activity.
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What's interesting is that while Trump lost among those who were very bothered by his treatment of women, he actually won among people who were bothered -- but not as much.
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There is not as much at stake anymore, of course, even with the wild-card winner sentenced to a one-game knockout round instead of a five-game division series.
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Mr. Glanville yanked the Wi-Fi at Go Get Em Tiger, but he provides it at two other locations that are not as much of a hub for remote workers.
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For Ryan Fitzpatrick, beating the Jets was not as much about getting the best of his old team as it was helping the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get back on track.
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I look not as much ready to ride a horse as to sit in an expensive chair and tell a writer from a website how much ranch culture inspires me.
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The Early Access version is something between the two — it has a small game's worth of stories and features, but not as much as you'll see at the official launch.
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Outside of China, resources are limited, there's not as much infrastructure and experience, and the manufacturing areas that do have infrastructure are quickly being snatched up by big-box retailers.
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After all, Halloween is already a little scary on its own — so it's not as much of a stretch to have a scary Halloween movie (but audiences love those too).
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The divide this night was not as much over how far to the left candidates were but over a thirst to have a nominee who represents the party's growing diversity.
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And I think those of us in investments, we could look more at investments that create jobs and still make money, but maybe not as much as the AI companies.
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"I'm sure it plays some part, but maybe not as much as one might think at first," said Silverberg, who co-chaired the working group that led to the new paper.
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There's not as much technology packed into Samsung's — and the mobile-centric Gear VR doesn't have any camera tracking — but anything that makes VR feel less awkward is a welcome addition.
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In March, Sonos announced it was laying off some of its staff and focusing its efforts not as much on the hardware devices that made the company famous, but on software.
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I know how to do that, I've done it, and now I'm at a point where I don't have a low income, but still, compared to him, it's not as much.
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SMDH. We don't cover tons of breaking news here on the shopping team — not as much as our Kardashian-hawk compatriots over in Entertainment or the newshounds monitoring AOC's every move.
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Google has been vocal about how it wants its voice assistant to work with third-party devices, a strategy also embraced by Amazon with Alexa but not as much by Apple.
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There's not as much static structure and you can come up with a pretty good estimation of who's winning just by counting up the pieces and seeing who has more pieces.
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Air temperatures have risen over the Antarctic Peninsula, where Larsen C is located, said David Vaughan, director of science at the British Antarctic Survey, but not as much in other locations.
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According to Pew Research, that's happening some of the time—about 18 percent of Americans do that often—but not as much as those in the business of information would hope.
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As Everett noted, there's also not much personally identifiable information like payment details or Social Security numbers stored on the convention's network, so theft is not as much of a concern.
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But as a new Politico interview with the Family Research Council's Tony Perkins makes clear, American evangelicalism is no longer about doctrine, at least not as much as it's about politics.
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In the last few weeks, Nate and Toni have discussed whether Republicans actually need the Hispanic vote (not as much as you might think, but what about the future?) and Mr.
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So do I. When you're not winning, it's not that they're not fans of the Tigers, it's just not as much fun to come watch a team lose, so they don't.
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Even though many critics lambasted the 2019 re-telling, audiences widely enjoyed the film ... but not as much as the original 1994 animated flick, which scored a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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As a group, investigative journalists and their sources operate in grave fear of jail time, but not as much as they fear being cowed out of important stories by the government.
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Over the weekend, Mulvaney told a Fox News reporter that he had "talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," regarding the possibility of Ryan stepping down earlier.
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The single currency was little moved by a widely followed survey showing that the growth of euro zone businesses picked up a touch this month, although not as much as predicted.
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"Gates said he has talked about space exploration with Bezos, and that he "read a lot of science fiction but I guess not as much as [Bezos and Elon Musk] did.
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"There's not as much research on the effects of physical activity as there should be," Dr. Murray said, adding that exercise most likely contributes to the major risks that were measured.
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There's not as much depth to this fight as there could be, though, and some volleys — like John's "I could have had him" — need a lot more examination than they get.
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He rejoiced accordingly, pumping his fist and shouting an expletive as he returned to the bench — though not as much as he did after Evgeny Kuznetsov scored almost 12 minutes later.
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The single currency was little moved by a widely-followed survey showing that the growth of euro zone businesses picked up a touch this month, although not as much as predicted.
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"It could be a flood loss like Katrina because of the amount of water that's coming in ... not as much wind as it will be water," said institute spokeswoman Loretta Worters.
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China's factory price inflation cooled in July but not as much as expected, amid a wider slowdown in economic growth as Beijing remains locked in a heated trade dispute with Washington.
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Extra protein from food or supplements does lead to increases in strength and muscle, but not as much as some might hope, researchers write in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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About a quarter of its revenues have been from China, but I think that it's not as much as an issue for the tech sector, it's more for many other sectors.
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Admittedly, the album's not as much of a sonic black hole as last year's impeccable Savage Mode with comparatively lighter crossover attempts alleviating the dark aura that pervades 21's work.
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My mother's only memory of her was that she had a soft jolly stomach (check!) and arms covered in burns from pulling Challah in and out of the oven (not as much
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" Bob, who wrote that Christopher is on the autism spectrum, penned a heartrending Facebook post that reads, in part, "His classmates are delayed as well, but most not as much as Christopher.
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That's not as much of an issue if Wilder is fighting on network or cable television, but it's a tremendous obstacle if he and Joshua were to meet on pay-per-view.
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"They have a lot of jazz and blues in their collection, but not as much rock 'n' roll," said Berke, whose primary employment is as a managing partner of Berke Farah LLP.
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For her part, Ms. Halaby said her art is not as much informed by any specific political agenda as it is by her fondness for Cubism, medieval Islamic art and Soviet Constructivism.
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Yes, being arrested is scary, but I think, honestly, I am not as much scared of deportation as I would be just about how police are treating U.S. citizens and African Americans.
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OR WE COULD HAVE NOT AS MUCH FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS AND SERVICES, WHICH I THINK WOULD BE A NEGATIVE OUTCOME FOR THE ECONOMY BECAUSE IT WOULD ACTUALLY PROBABLY DRIVE UP INFLATION.
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Obviously the social dimension is also enormously important for me, so I will never give up the connection to reality or to society, but it's not as much of a priority anymore.
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Capital expenditure will fall after the end of Project Spring, but not as much as had been forecast, to the mid-teens as a percentage of revenue rather than 13-14 percent.
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So it likely wasn't the case that those with access to pot just spent too much time getting high and not as much time studying, which would obviously lead to worse outcomes.
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But today, some on the left have begun to make common cause with conservatives and argue for devolution: not as much to states as to cities, where progressives hold most political power.
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And even though there aren't any wires involved, the V Neck somehow still provides support and lift — though, understandably, still not as much as a traditional bra with some intense wire scaffolding.
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A New Normal The 2016 cycle has been categorized by unprecedented unpredictability, not as much from the perspective of technology disruption, but a whole-scale shift in the norms of campaign communications.
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If there are risks but not problems in the United States, as Mr. Golub put it, Nick Kaiser, manager of the Sextant International fund, finds problems but not as much risk overseas.
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The ISS is already operating beyond its service life, however, and NASA hopes that it'll eventually be replaced by a commercial space station, so that's probably not as much of a concern.
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"It's not as much my home as it is my roots," said the choreographer Lila York, whose latest commission has taken her back to where she started: the Paul Taylor Dance Company.
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Culp said on Tuesday that GE would continue to provide cash to its GE Capital unit for the foreseeable future, though probably not as much as the $4 billion it provided last year.
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"I hate you but probably not as much as you must hate yourself, and until you can really apologize to me and to our children… I will never ever forgive you," she said.
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I love to hate on HH (how much entertaining do you think you're REALLY going to do, Sharon?), but it's not as much fun when the pup's the only one around to hear.
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There's not as much dynamic range as you'd find in an APS-C or Full Frame camera, and it leaves the colors oversaturated while also producing noticeable noise at anything over ISO 5000.
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While the decline was steeper than the 2.5 million barrels forecast by analysts in a Reuters poll, it was not as much as the 5.1 million expected by trade group American Petroleum Institute.
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There was a great deal of emphasis on black exceptionalism, and not as much on the actual hardships and risks that our people have endured to bring about a better future for prosperity.
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And tech stocks are not as much of an outlier as they were (along with media and telecoms firms) in 2000, when many investors abandoned "old economy" companies in retailing and heavy industry.
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Not as much as last August, when water was knee-deep in parts of his grocery store in the historic Treme neighborhood, but enough to leave him questioning whether anything&aposs really improved.
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I still play the game, but not as much as I used to, and the games that have filled that space are ones where there's always a shiny new thing to check out.
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Instead, what we've had is this gradual deal where there is a relative amount of separation between us and our audience, but not as much as it might be if we were superstars.
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But what's more important and what comes up more often is that I'm contributing something to the conversation that didn't exist before, at least not as much as other sorts of addiction memoirs.
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The failure of the Doha meeting to produce a production freeze is causing a predictable drop in Energy stocks worldwide, though perhaps not as much as market participants were talking about last week.
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Also, on the pet front: There's not as much attention paid to the furballs in The Truth About Cats and Dogs as there is in Dog Days; it's much more about the people.
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Judge Michael E. Martinez responded by beefing up the conditions of Jones' probation, though not as much as the Bernalillo County district attorney would have liked or the drivers of Albuquerque probably deserve.
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While the decline was steeper than the 21.60 million barrels forecast by analysts in a Reuters poll, it was not as much as the 5.1 million expected by trade group American Petroleum Institute.
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One way to summarize the complexity of the distribution of income over time is that there is a decent amount of absolute mobility but perhaps not as much relative mobility as we'd desire.
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Less-grocery-exposed REITs Acadia and Federal Realty, for example, which operate so-called street retail properties, saw their stocks trade off slightly Friday but not as much as their shopping center peers.
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Yet without intellectual property protection to justify the investment, there's a lack of financial incentive to do so — a problem that's well-known in the academic community, but not as much outside it.
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"The thing is , I wasn't always this confident, I got made fun of for my weight from kindergarten- 7th grade, and I still do off and on (just not as much)," she wrote.
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To be honest, not as much as I used to—I have become better at knowing how glass can be cut and how far I can push things with the shapes I'm creating.
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The outreach to Mr. Deripaska, who is so close to the Russian president that he has been called "Putin's oligarch," was not as much of a long shot as it might have appeared.
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"The inflow of foreign currency to the country is not as much as the government expected after the nuclear deal," Bijan Bidabad, an Iranian economist, told Reuters in a telephone interview from Tehran.
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He is still out there, on behalf of me and every other rat in the race, those of us who live as much as we can but not as much as we could.
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When it comes to younger populations and the potential benefits of volunteering, particularly for those dealing with a lot of stress or mental health problems, Sneed told me there's not as much research.
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PRESIDENTS CERTAINLY CAN HAVE A BIG INFLUENCE, BUT AT THE SAME TIME, A PRESIDENT'S ABILITY TO ACTUALLY SHAPE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES IS NOT AS MUCH AS PERHAPS THE FEDERAL RESERVE OR CONGRESS WITH FISCAL POLICY.
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"A lot of the conversation has been about, 'Oh, we have this many miles,' but it's not as much about the miles as it is about the experiences that the car learns," she said.
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"We are asking some questions about what we know about the Alamo, and the answer is: not as much as you might think," Nesta Anderson, the project's lead archaeologist, told reporters in San Antonio.
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"These days, I've gotten to the point where it's not as much fun because I'm not as good as I used to be, and I get frustrated," he told comedian Marc Maron last year.
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It can be isolating, and at times he wishes he could talk about his condition more often—not as much about what he feels but about the colors and shapes that he regularly sees.
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Barry Rosenstein and David Einhorn, both closely watched for their investment ideas, told clients they made money in November, but not as much as the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index, which gained 14.83 percent.
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They were good, but not as much fun as the steamed beef momos ($1 cheaper), which we dressed up with three sauces of varying heat, spooned out of glasses capped with plastic coffee lids.
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I've talked about how the Trump references can be distracting — though perhaps not as much as those snug swim trunks — but I did enjoy the awkward silence between Price and Whiterose at the bar.
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Gloria Johnson, who lives next to Ms. Worsley at the mobile home park because her house is still in disrepair, said there was not as much to lose if the storm tracks their way.
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Luckily, they're not as much of a splurge purchase as they used to be: You can find a 2798-inch Samsung QLED TV or a 21-inch LG 2298K TV for less than $250.
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How actors walk, strut, slink and just stand signifies, though perhaps not as much as it once did, before filmmakers started focusing more on talking heads, which scale down better on the small screen.
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Overall, the elections in Kentucky, Mississippi and Virginia are not as much a referendum on Trump as a wake-up call to his reelection campaign: Suburbs are the new Florida, so focus on suburbia.
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The 25 PACs also gave $5.6 million overall to candidates rated A by the National Rifle Association and not as much, $4.1 million, to candidates without an A rating -- a difference of $1.5 million.
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As long as you don't mind the trade-offs — a little slower and not as much kick — the bikes can be easier to get up and down stairs or on and off a car rack.
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In the fourth quarter, she said, there was not as much growth in appliances and electronics, a space that typically moves when a new product such as an updated version of Apple's iPhone is introduced.
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"There are some who will tell you that Tiffany is not as much in the mix as his other children because he didn't have a good relationship at the end with Marla," the source said.
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On the most controversial issues, like his hard-line stance against immigration and his incessant attacks on "political correctness," Trump is not as much of an outlier as Goldwater was perceived to be in 1964.
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However, Cramer added that it is true that in the past five years, United Continental is up more than 100 percent, but not as much as Delta, Jet Blue or Southwest in the same period.
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At home to recover from side effects associated with his treatment, McCain will have some input in the Senate's defense bill, but not as much as past years, according to defense budgeting analyst Fred Bartels.
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If Louis C.K. did in fact masturbate in front of women, as five women allege, it would be not as much about sex as about literally getting off on the power to make women watch.
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"There is some safe-haven demand going into gold but not as much as is going elsewhere, like the dollar or treasuries or safe-haven currencies like the franc," said Capital Economics analyst Simona Gambarini.
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Such programs would cost money, although not as much as critics claim; she proposes, credibly, to raise that money with higher taxes on top incomes, so that the overall effect would be to reduce inequality.
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Both also have cut their budgets for this year, though not as much as Whiting, which had the biggest cutback to date by a major U.S. shale company reacting to the plunge in crude prices.
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There had been, I discovered, some sharp reporting about this, particularly from the writer Deborah Jian Lee, but not as much as you would expect for an experience that seemed to be this broadly shared.
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As far as I can tell, we'd still be doing some significant economic self-harm, although maybe not as much as people feared, but the anti-immigration people weren't going to get their way, either.
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Spending money to win over evangelical voters is not as much of a priority as trying to turn out people who voted for Ms. Clinton, says Jason Stanford, a former longtime Democrat strategist in Texas.
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"Bottom line: the charts, as interpreted by Tim Collins, who's been red-hot, suggest that Eli Lilly could have a lot of upside here, with not as much potential on the way down," Cramer said.
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Wedding catering can easily cost $100 per person (on the low end) — including service staff, china, cutlery, and linens — but I knew food trucks cost a lot less because there&aposs not as much involved.
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The Clinton campaign doesn't want to inadvertently play into his hands, by mounting a "flip-flop" attack that could leave voters thinking he is not as much of a zealot as he is sometimes portrayed.
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Maybe not as much as we have now, but we did see a dramatic change from the 1950s to the 1970s — in the same way you've seen a change from the 1990s to the 2010s.
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Much attention is given to the president and his relationship with his successor but not as much is known about the first lady and her relationship with the woman who is taking over the East Wing.
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One argument is that elephants need more space, although perhaps not as much as activists say they need: Plus, some studies show captive elephants live significantly fewer years on average compared with elephants in the wild.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, but not as much as the more than 8.2 percent drubbing Wall Street took Friday following Britain's vote the day before to the leave the European Union trading bloc.
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Of course, the increase in global sugar consumption is not a particularly appealing trend for global health—certainly this is not as much of an emergency as some of the other shortage warnings we've faced recently.
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"There is some merit to the argument that would suggest that much of the focus is on what President Trump is doing and not as much on what Congress is doing," Meadows told The Huffington Post.
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"I think most people go to work, and maybe there's not as much silliness or playfulness in their day ... and you do that with others, which is a plus for me -- that social component," she said.
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PANDAS AREN'T REALLY THE "IDEAL ZOO ANIMALS" — BUT IT'S GOOD FOR CHINA THAT THEY'RE SEEN THAT WAY The Roosevelt boys and others might have overestimated the panda's ferocity, but not as much as one might expect.
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Methane has a major impact on global warming There is not as much methane as carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, but it can have an outsized impact on the global climate, especially in the short term.
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As a result, cord cutters who believed they could save money over cable or satellite TV by switching to over-the-top streams are quickly finding out there's not as much savings as they previously thought.
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"In no time flat, in every situation, I would think, 'They are not as smart as Bill, they are not as handsome as Bill, they are not as much of a gentleman as Bill,'" she said.
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She's put on a lot of weight (but not as much as Connie, because we opted for a big baby, in the eleven-pound range, wanting it—her—to have that advantage right from the start).
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) on Tuesday praised the government funding bill unveiled this week as a "significant achievement" in uncoupling defense and nondefense dollars even though the defense increase was not as much as hoped for.
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That's still higher than the amount for most Broadway shows, and still more than the production's running costs, but not as much as the musical was likely to bring in with Mr. Patinkin in the role.
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Yes, I can jump and dash while fighting, but enemies move erratically and unrealistically, as if the physics they obey were not as much of a priority to model accurately as the protagonist's (which is probably true).
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While perhaps not as much of a steal as back in February — when the breakeven was 1.2 percent, the lowest it has been since 2009 — TIPS remain a good deal, said Morningstar fixed income analyst Brian Moriarty.
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Nile Rodgers, "Overcome": I remember enjoying Laura Mvula's 2013 debut Sing to the Moon, but not as much as I like "Overcome," an ambitious piece of symphonic pop given a funky touch by the legendary Nile Rodgers.
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"I will hold my Cabinet secretaries and agency heads accountable, totally accountable for the cybersecurity of their organizations which we probably don't have as much, certainly not as much as we need," he said at the event.
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These hotels not only welcome your pup, they go beyond standard essentials (like pet bed and bowl) with fun pet amenities to entice dog owners and pamper pooches — and they're not as much as you would think.
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Facing criticism over oppressive police conduct, particularly in minority neighborhoods, he scaled back stop-and-frisk — though not as much as many black and Hispanic leaders wanted — and emphasized the importance of restoring trust in the police.
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The truth is probably somewhere in the middle: Financial transaction taxes are an option to raise some revenue, but often not as much as those proposing them say, because they also put a damper in trading activity.
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But those concerns aren't dissuading consumers from online activity — at least not as much — suggesting consumers have accepted those risks as a new fact of life, or are experiencing "breach fatigue" from the barrage of security incidents.
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"When my trainers or I have clients on calorie-burning programs, we often have them go in there for cardio sessions because it's not as much of a strain for them to really push themselves," he said.
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But over the years, the limits of the track have mostly been explored, and so there's not as much rarefied air left for companies who want to claim they were the fastest around the 0003-mile course.
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Here's what one of its major investors told the NYT: "It's not as much about the ideas as it is the execution of those plans — the company is mismanaging the opportunities in front of them," he said.
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Even if, on closer examination, and certainly in the case of Mr. Kurz, their platforms are not as much of a break with the past and with opponents as they would like voters to think they are.
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History has shown that in previous times, particularly around World War I, the late 1920s approaching the time of the Depression, and in the high-inflation 1980s, profits could be strong but equity results not as much.
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And there's just not as much competition in certain areas, large-scale private equity, real estate, we found the investment environment on balance a little bit better; but again, U.S. economic growth certainly stronger than Europe today.
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Still, my Barcelona travel card (14.50 euros for two days' unlimited use of public transport and 21.20 for three days; 10 percent discount if purchased online) came in handy — just not as much as I had anticipated.
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And then emotional stuff, I think that there's ... I mean, especially today when anyone can become an advice giver and there's not as much of a centralized role as there was with Dear Abby and Ann Landers.
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There's not as much of a need to mod Game Boy units nowadays, but it is pretty cool to see that even in dated machines, hacked hardware hides in plain sight, in places you'd never think to look.
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" Saul star Jonathan Banks chimed in at this moment, jokingly asking Esposito if he held their feet to the fire and inquired about how much money he was making, to which Esposito retorted: "Not as much as you.
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I would rather have a five-some or a six-some because I feel like group play is less emotional than one-on-one; she feels one-on-one is not as much, so that's where we differ.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more As for Petsch's other Riverdale costar Camila Mendes, the actress says she's not as much of a skincare fanatic.
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But getting to a reasonable valuation for Uber, whose reported $120 billion IPO valuation would be almost twice its last private valuation, is not easy since it is not as much of a pureplay rideshare company as Lyft.
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It's not as much fun as blindly bashing "Crooked Hillary," but it might hold more water and signal to voters that holding high officials accountable for their actions is serious business, not just an excuse for name-calling.
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They need the resources to compete, and because there's not as much money to be made in the old moviemaking model, so the old studios have to consolidate in order to challenge Netflix and Amazon, and soon Apple.
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If this last theory is the correct one, then it could be that lesbians do in fact face discrimination in the labour market—just not as much as heterosexual women, so it shows up as a wage premium.
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In response to the opposition from Trump and establishment Republicans, Blankenship has spent millions of his own money on TV and digital ads and not as much on payroll (he has only a handful of full-time aides).
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Both have fallen behind City — that much is clear — but in a sense, they are losing ground to Liverpool and Spurs, too, if only in intangibles: They are not as compelling, not as entertaining, not as much fun.
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Before his nomination was pulled, two White House officials downplayed questions about Ratcliffe's qualifications, saying the thinking among some inside the White House was that Ratcliffe's lack of national security experience was not as much of an issue.
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On an earnings-related conference call on Tuesday, analysts did not pepper Robert A. Iger, the Walt Disney Company's chief executive, with questions about the entertainment company's mixed quarterly results, which climbed but not as much as expected.
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A Superior Court judge in Washington on Thursday ordered the web hosting company DreamHost to turn over data associated with a Trump protest website to federal prosecutors — but not as much as the Justice Department had originally sought.
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This version's fully digital canine received a fair amount of online mockery — though perhaps not as much as the digital title character of "Sonic the Hedgehog," which was redesigned after audiences ridiculed its appearance in an early trailer.
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By the time taxes were paid, her share was "not as much as it seems," said Ms. Prymas, who grew up in the Pigtown neighborhood of Baltimore and originally came to New York to attend the Pratt Institute.
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If this is the fear gauge, why is there not as much fear out there as in December considering there are arguably more things to worry about with a trade fight brewing with not only China, but Mexico now?
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"Our research suggests that parents respond to these brief awakenings, which interrupts both parent and child sleep when they are room-sharing, but not as much when the baby is sleeping in a separate room," Paul said by email.
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There's not as much complacency as a matter of educating folks about what's at stake, and I do think, like Secretary Clinton said, the stakes in this election have never been higher, and the opportunities have never been greater.
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"A commanding officer of the NYPD thinks that if you are raped on a Tinder date or by a friend, it's not as much of an 'abomination' as being raped by a 'true' stranger," NOW wrote on their website.
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"Of course they will be faced with major challenges if there is the worst-case scenario of redenomination, but perhaps not as much as the more Italy-focused borrowers," he said, referring to the risk of euro break-up.
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"Maybe there's not as much aggressiveness as I would like because with aggressiveness comes a little more risk and we have a 95 percent chance of winning when we don't turn the ball over," he explained to the hosts.
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BillFixers found this out the hard way in its early days when it billed its customers for its negotiating service, only to find that when the bills came, the discount was not as much as the company originally negotiated.
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I did with my first record too, but not as much as I wanted to; I wrote it and then it felt like I gave the songs to somebody else, whereas these songs are exactly how I envisioned them.
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When I first started, really the focus was really heavily on powertrain technology and vehicle architecture, not as much on what's happening with regard to the customer model, what's happening with regards to the vehicle operation and self-driving.
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But with more studios warming to the idea of long-term franchise-building, there's not as much freedom to operate during the all-important spring and summer months, when school's out and many people seek respite from the heat.
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There's not as much depth in the Mexican team but it's a team full of passion, and love, and we just love the sport, and love to be here to represent this beautiful country that I'm now part of.
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Even though growing up I obviously didn't have as much disposable income as I have now, we could [shop] at places like DSW or Macy's where we can actually get really beautiful designer items at not as much cost.
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I don't know; I could imagine a sizable protest vote of a few points on either the left or the right, which would be a lot more than usual but not as much as what the current surveys show.
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"There is room for the Fed to maneuver but not as much as people might think because the neutral rate of interest is somewhat lower than people think," Kaplan told a meeting of financial service professionals in Dallas, Texas.
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Meanwhile, the boy shoots the preacher, but it's not as much fun as he thought it would be, so he gives the gun back to the boss, and asks if they can go get an ice-cream cone instead.
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The government funding bill unveiled this week marked a "significant achievement" in uncoupling defense and nondefense dollars even though the defense increase was not as much as hoped for, the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said Tuesday.
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It sucks, but not as much as this: When brewery workers showed up to SweetWater Brewing Co. in Atlanta on Tuesday, they saw that someone had stolen two refrigerated trailers containing 3,300 cases of fresh-out-the-factory brewdogs.
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"I feel like not as much changes as people think," said Stanek, who on Sunday was wearing a custom T-shirt in Rays colors featuring a can opener and a soup tin bearing the label "Openers are humans too."
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The previous report, issued in May 2000, concluded with nearly as much scientific certainty, but not as much precision on the economic costs, that the tangible impacts of climate change had already started to cause damage across the country.
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Interestingly, one 2012 study in the Journal of the Academy of Dietetics, of overweight soldiers found that soldiers who took Orlistat for six months lost more fat mass but not as much lean mass compared to the placebo group.
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NOW THERE WAS SOME VERY GOOD REGULATIONS AND, IN FACT, I DO BELIEVE THAT YOU NEED WALL STREET REGULATIONS FOR SOME EXTENT SO I'M NOT AS MUCH ANTI AS SOME PEOPLE BUT SOME OF THEM WE'VE RUN A WE'VE RUN AMUCK.
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I've played in places where I'm on the stage and it's dark in these arenas, and you can't see anyone — in the old days when people used to smoke, you'd just see them lighting up — and that's not as much fun.
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There's not as much precedent set for a $1,600 smartphone as there has been for the thousand-dollar mark, as seen with the Galaxy Note 9 and iPhone X / XS / XS Max phones, to say nothing of $1,5123 and up.
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It's really not as much about running as it is about this motley crew of college guys coming together as a group, and helping each other strive to improve together, which starts to affect their lives and their self-images.
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Typically, the content that you're receiving is of the person who's sending it, so it's not as much of a concern as is, will the person that I sent my content to turn around and reshare it without my permission.
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Italy's constitutional reform referendum last month sent the euro to a 21.6-month low against the U.S. dollar and while its impact on financial markets was not as much as the Brexit vote in June 22017, it did boost political uncertainty.
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Hughes is 8-9 with a 4.43 ERA in 21 games (22 starts) versus Detroit - 22-229, 217 in nine turns at Comerica Park - and fares well against Ian Kinsler (23-for-1003), but not as much versus Victor Martinez (.
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Stephanie was a dancer on the show, I danced growing up, not as much as I would have liked to, I definitely don't call myself a professional but I have some moves, I have some rhythm so I'll be okay.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil exports from Iraq's southern terminals have edged lower so far in March, according to loading data and an industry source, although not as much as expected, potentially raising questions over the country's compliance with OPEC production cuts.
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For instance, Ancestry will test for hereditary cancers in which the doctor could take a preventive step, but it won't report on a predisposition for a condition like Alzheimer's where there's not as much a doctor can do for that person.
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But not as much as in previous years: In 2017, median rents across the country rose an estimated 3.1 percent, continuing the steady trend of slowing increases that has been going on since 2012, according to a study by Trulia.
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"It's similar to the L.P.G.A., but you're not on as big of a stage and there's not as much pressure to do everything right, right away," said Boutier, who earned a psychology degree and had a minor in economics at Duke.
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After a 1994 documentary airing the same night Diana donned her infamous revenge dress, Prince Charles — who often failed to meet stereotypical ideas of masculinity — was criticized not as much for cheating on his wife, but rather for admitting to it.
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The danger that guns pose, the laws in other countries, the dead kindergarteners: None of it matters to the average gun-owning conservative, or at least not as much as their fanatical commitment to the America the NRA says it protects.
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The United States also already has good intelligence on North Korea's medium-range missiles, he said, meaning there's not as much of a reason to let them travel their course as there is for North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile tests.
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Even if the size of the federal deficit, or "shortfall," shrinks from one year to the next, the total national debt will still increase because the government is still borrowing money (just not as much as it did the year before).
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The FCC has set aside a certain chunk of the airwaves up for auction (though not as much as T-Mobile had wanted) to go to companies that don't already own a ton of airwaves (namely AT&T and Verizon).
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These devices, despite not actually being functional, are very much not "cheap," with some of the TVs that Props America sells going for more than $100—certainly not as much as an actual 60-inch TV, but definitely not a toy.
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"There is at least not as much of a fear of an outcome of a pandemic that will have as much economic pressure globally as maybe initially was thought," said Delores Rubin, senior equities trader at Deutsche Bank Wealth Management in New York.
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"We've had six years in a row where stocks have (outperformed) earnings, and I think we break that streak with stocks going up but not as much as earnings," said Robert Doll, chief equity strategist at Nuveen Asset Management in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Second, Mrs May should use Britain's influence in America (which is significant, if not as much as Britons like to imagine) to attempt to moderate the new president, staying his hand when he does wrong and indulging his vanity when he does right.
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Why it matters: Unlike with criminal hackers and espionage groups, there is not as much research into the taxonomy of actors in email fraud, but since it can siphon off as much as $93 billion each year, it's a threat worth understanding.
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WALTER ISAACSON: So if that's the case, is it that our ‑‑ are our offensive capabilities against ISIL not as much of a deterrent as in the old days when our intermediate‑range nuclear missiles were a deterrent against an invasion across Europe?
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" FROM PEN: Game of Thrones Top 10 Game Changing Moments Martin's last update on Winds was in January, when he admitted he had "made progress but not as much as I hoped a year ago when I thought to be done by now.
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"If there was enough money then we could possibly do it earlier but there is not as much now as the Apollo program had," ESA Director-General Jan Woerner said, referring to the U.S. project which landed the first people on the moon.
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What is more, the limbo in Afghan politics—the results of a presidential election in September are still being tallied, and may lead to a second round in the spring—is not as much of an obstacle to peace as it seems.
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"Looking ahead to this weekend, there's going to be more in the way of cold weather, but not as much in the way of snowfall," Mr. Hamrick said about the Northeast, adding that temperatures will likely be in the 40s and 50s.
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I wasn't sure if DIRT PORTION was based off the phrase "dirt pour," which is a sound alike but is not a thing as far as I'm aware, or "dirt poor," which is definitely a thing, but not as much a sound alike.
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"So often the total amount money we spend on health care gets thrown around, and our sense was there is not as much information on what that money is actually spent on," said Dieleman, an assistant professor at the University of Washington's IHME.
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"Because trade and tariffs are starting to heat up again, there's not as much of a safe-haven in consumer staples as much as something like utilities," said Shawn Cruz, manager of trader strategy at TD Ameritrade in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Acts such as IN3, and other veterans such as Chengdu-based Old Panda, have influenced a whole new wave of Chinese rappers showcased on The Rap of China—but not as much as all the US rappers these acts consume over the internet.
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Today's more stable lira and decreasing price pressures have boosted expectations that the central bank will again slash interest rates when it meets on September 12th, though probably by not as much as the 4.25-percentage-point cut to rates in July.
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Yes, there have been a few animated films that have done well in the US but not as much overseas, but for the most part, if an animated franchise is popular here — Toy Story, say, or Shrek — then it's also popular overseas.
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SCOUTING REPORT Jackson is the heavy favorite to win the Heisman, though not as much as he would be had the No. 15 Cardinals not faltered down the stretch, losing their final two games to end the regular season at 243-215.
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That means if you spend a lot of time reading the Philadelphia Inquirer but not as much on BuzzFeed, your fees will be distributed accordingly; and if you don't spend any time on Fatherly, that site won't get any of your Scroll subscription.
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The one-year milestone matters to Mr. Bain, who led a similar effort in South Jamaica, Queens, that also passed 365 days without a shooting, but not as much as the building of what he called a "public health" approach to shootings.
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I began treatment at 103, and fertility typically declines at that age, though not as much as is popularly thought: According to at least three recent studies, women ages 35 to 40 have around an 80 percent chance of getting pregnant naturally.
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He said he shot as much of the action as possible with real cars and stunt drivers, using visual effects not as much for the racing moments, but more to populate the stands so the production wouldn't need 20,000 extras each day.
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If you're wondering why all the focus seems to be on Warren's performance on TV and not as much on the actual Medicare for All plan, you're on the right track when it comes to what really matters in American presidential campaigns.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)READ MEBigger drivers mean better sound and especially good base for budsVery nice design will make you feel fancyBad 3.5-hour battery life might stress outBut not as much as the $300 price tagThese are great-sounding earbuds, though
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The downside is that there's not as much initial zip; belted motors like the ones on the Boosted Board and the E-Go2 give you a lot more power right out of the gate, and this was what disappointed me the most about the M1.
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But just as I want you to remember that lots of people you think are experienced or in-the-know probably aren't (or at least not as much as you think they are), I want you to try and remember how your friend feels.
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While that percentage, which includes administrative expenses and marketing costs, is not as much as for some groups, it is far more than for many veterans charities, including the Semper Fi Fund, a wounded-veterans group that spent about 8 percent of donations on overhead.
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The I-Pace, which made its global debut earlier this month, is not as much of a people-mover as Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica minivans, but it will serve as a more high-end ride for those willing to pay a premium for their driverless transportation.
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But some economists on the left agree with Cheney that deficits don't matter—at least not as much as more jobs and prosperity for all—and their views are getting newfound attention because of an offhand comment by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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There's probably not as much playing around as there was in the Tyreese episode ["What Happened and What's Going On"] or even in last season's premiere where we had the black and white flashbacks, but there's a little bit of unique storytelling, for sure.
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Disaffected Republicans who supported Clinton aren't just anti-Trump; they're also worried about economic inequality, generally supportive of social welfare programs, and willing to accept higher rates of progressive taxation—perhaps not as much as core Democrats, but still, far more than typical Republicans.
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What we also know is that where we've seen problems in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, it has been in certain areas — particularly more rural areas, less densely populated areas — where we're not seeing as many insurers, so there's not as much competition.
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Here are three crucial retirement considerations that teachers need to start the year off on the right foot: After 32 years of teaching in New York, Marc Rosner's salary has risen from $19,653, but not as much as those of his peers in other professions.
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The acquisition of J. A. Happ helped, but not as much as the July trade the Red Sox made to solidify their rotation, adding Nathan Eovaldi, who shackled the Yankees in Game 3, just as he did in two other starts in August and September.
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Ellen DeGeneres spoofing her "be kind" image in "Relatable" (her first special in 15 years) was a departure, but not as much as seeing Chris Rock get personal in "Tamborine," (his first in a decade) talking about his addiction to porn and his divorce.
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Even a brief stretch of obvious and self-serious Oscar bait—one relatively successful in execution (2001's Ali) and one not-as-much (the previous year's The Legend of Bagger Vance)—couldn't damage his reputation as a mass-market supernova of the multiplex.
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School-provided lunches are not as much of a part of Australian life as they are in America — they were never legislated or mandated here — but "tuck shops" often operated a few days a week, run by parents, selling simple lunches to grade-school children.
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And, according to a source familiar with DoorDash's thinking, it sees Caviar's partner restaurants and strong markets as additive to its own (meaning, not as much current overlap), making it a valuable asset to acquire, though the apps will remain separate for the time being.
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She was less keen on Rose, whose behavior she says seemed "odd" – Rose walking around the house with no knickers on made Gill feel uncomfortable, although not as much as the screams and bangs from the bedroom as Rose entertained clients for sex work.
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But that was not as much the case in 2016, whether he was observing that he gets "too choked up when I think of old stuff" or reminding himself to "let it go" as he contemplated his anger toward a certain avian father figure.
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I liked the visual effect but that meant going back in the editing [process] and select images that were standing out, not as much as for their singular value (composition, subject, feel, etc.) but for the ability to convey collectively the "a day in Rome" experience.
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The bankruptcy of Hanjin, the South Korean shipping giant, also hurt toy sales, but not as much as other factors since Hanjin only disrupted 7.8 percent of all trans-Pacific shipments to the U.S. More damaging was American retailers' reluctance to place their bets this year.
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" The Mulvaney hypothetical Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney continued the Trump administration penchant for saying the quiet things out loud, saying at a Weekly Standard conference over the weekend that he'd discussed McCarthy succeeding Ryan this year "privately but not as much publicly.
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Richard Fry, a senior researcher at the Pew Research Center, says this demographic difference is a big factor in the high number of millennials living at home: it's not as much a failure to launch as a lack of resources keeping them away from the launch pad.
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Further research, now we're seeing as we've come out of this housing recession, shows that the older millennials now are entering that home ownership, maybe not as much as the baby boomers, but still much more on the norm than what we were seeing in 2010.
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It's really more about unpacking the ideologies and personalities that drive conflicts like that of Northern Ireland, where despite the rhetoric — as Burton points out in her piece — it's not as much about theologies and philosophies as it is about identities, and about belonging to a group.
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"Pharma continues to be the main support for now, not as much as electronics, but going forward, it could be the poorer-performing sector," Ng said, adding that rising oil prices could mean better output performance for other lagging sectors such as marine and offshore engineering.
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Clinton spiked by nearly 50 percent in Dallas County after the Dallas Morning News recommendation in early September, though not as much as they did for the American swimmer Ryan Lochte — after his legal trouble in Brazil — or for the game between the Cowboys and the Giants.
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I walked them around the team, which sits in a giant circle, we went from concept art through to programmers who build out systems and really are the architects of the game, not as much to see there because it's really a bunch of 1s and 0s.
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You can get into a meaningful conversation with your analyst, because they use a lot of the clock, they don't move as fast, they're not as skilled, there's not as much scoring, there are a lot of missed shots, on and on and on and on.
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Well, let me rewind the clock back to a time before Kanye made his stultifyingly grand My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (of which, if we're keeping track, he is not as much of a fan these days), and point out that Kanye has done this before.
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Up to that point, Liverpool had been the more assertive team: not quite the more dangerous, and not as much of a threat as it has been at times this year, but perhaps more of a threat than Real Madrid had expected, or is accustomed to.
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"China's economy is very important in the global economy now, and when China's economy slows down we do feel that - not as much though as countries that are near China, or that trade more actively with China, like some of the Western European countries," he said.
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Other research supports the notion that Gen-Zers are nonetheless worried companies will deploy automation to erode their job security: A recent Indeed survey of 2,000 workers also found that young adults were worried about automation (though not as much as those aged 25 and up).
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Though he's not as much of a victim of circumstance as Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman, Nacho's certainly not as responsible for his own misery as Jimmy and Walter White, and his progression into ruthless territory is a means to an end rather than an embrace of his true nature.
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It's not as much about the substance of what is alleged -- although members are holding their breath about if more comes to light -- but it is about his style: his brashness, his unpredictability and his ability to show up on one cable news show after another without much warning.
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I think getting away was very crucial for me to get a new vibe so I can get inspired and really start the project because it was a little bit more difficult for me to work back at home cause there's not as much going on I think.
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Oatly's fortified oat milk contains (among other things) vitamin D (20% of the daily value versus 25% in cow's milk); calcium (25% versus 30% for cow's milk), and vitamin B12 (50% versus 18% in cow's milk), although not as much protein and more carbs than some other milks.
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"It's not as much that Trump is going to run up against clear legal barriers or prohibitions to what he wants to do, rather he's going to be advised that there are a whole set of legal complexities that make doing it risky, problematic, costly or impractical," added Waxman.
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"Hamilton" is a help — the theater gets 5 percent of the profits and 1 percent of the adjusted gross from the production — but not as much as "A Chorus Line" was years ago, and Mr. Eustis is determined that the Public not become dependent on a single show.
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Interestingly, this sets BlueVine up to compete not as much with startups — the majority of which still offer single-point services or a small collection of them, but with banks that still provide full suites of services, even if they are often more pricey and less efficient than startups.
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As a female CEO in the tech industry, and even some of the discussions I had with my board, is that they really encouraged me ... As a woman, and I'm such a hands-on operator, and my head tends to be more focused internally, not as much externally.
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"Kids start to realize (what is happening), because they do not go to the movies as much, they realize they cannot stay in the street late, there is not as much food in the house or the same products," said Moncada, sitting at the desk where he sketches.
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With the GOP embroiled in a low-level discussion that has even degenerated into comparing the photographs of spouses and the size of a candidate's hands, the Democrats have appeared as the adults in the room (even if not as much fun to watch) with a series of debates over policy.
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I played a whole lot of Super Mario Maker on the doomed-but-delightful Wii U. Perhaps not as much as VICE's own Mario Maker king, Patrick, but I made half a dozen courses, played daily for awhile, and even ran a little Youtube series for discovering cool and weird stages.
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Tesla's Model 3 is making progress heading out to customers (though not as much as either Tesla or those on the waiting list would like) and as a result, we got a chance to spend some time in one of the new production models that just rolled off the line.
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Apple MacBook Pro 13.3-inch 1TB in silver (Certified Refurbished) If you need storage and power, but not as much screen real estate, this 13.3-inch MacBook Pro will do you wonders with an Intel Core i5 processor, 16GB of RAM, 1TB of Storage, and seven hours of battery life.
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Their relationship forms a classic trope (sweet jock and vicious schemer who hate each other, but maybe not as much as they'd like to; if you've read fanfiction, you've read that fic before), and it's profoundly satisfying to watch it bloom within the rotting, bone-ridden walls of the First House.
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But you can also find the paintings of John Wesley at the Judd Foundation in Marfa, Texas, and so maybe he was not as much of an ideologue as some people want to believe and take comfort in, because it makes looking easier when you know what to look at.
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Courtesy Grindr LLC Courtesy Grindr LLC Having a media play seems to be just part of running a company these days, I guess (although not as much of a stretch as Van Winkles, the publishing arm of mattress startup Casper… I see you Van Winkles and still do not understand why you exist).
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A new working paper presented at the Royal Economic Society annual conference, by Giovanni Mastrobuoni at the University of Essex and David Rivers at the University of Western Ontario, provides new evidence that the story is a little more nuanced; criminals do value the future, just not as much as the average person.
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There's no question that e-mail has damaged USPS finances, although not as much as a crippling rule established by Republicans in 2006 that requires the agency to pre-fund its retirement and health benefits for the next 75 years, therefore reserving funds today for future workers who aren't even born yet.
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Other clubs in San Francisco — with not as much of a focus on wellness specifically — include the prestigious invite-only Battery club (about $200 a month,) The Academy in the city&aposs Castro District (starting at $99 a month,) The Bohemian Club, and the century-old private women&aposs club The Metropolitan.
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But unemployment is at a record low, and therefore you've got a lot of people working, a lot of people are making money, not as much as they might want in some parts of the economic strata, but there isn't the economic concern that you often have after, let's say, Ronald Reagan.
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"There is a massive, massive difference between those two things, and I think it's again, the interest and the outrage that occurred last year by Democrats about a lot of leaks, it's interesting we're hearing not as much outrage now when it comes to some of our issues of national security," Spicer said.
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