The majority of early vote participants were first-time caucus participants.
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By 2017, about 31 percent of white survey participants, 42 percent of black participants and 33 percent of Hispanic participants were sleeping six or fewer hours.
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Low-income participants were also less likely to floss than higher-income participants.
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All the participants were relatively healthy, and most of the participants were white.
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The participants he's talking about, though, are (no shock here) not the Black participants.
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To manage all of the video participants, tap the "Participants" tab at the bottom.4.
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LCH SwapClear can clear for U.S. participants under U.S. rules and E.U. participants under EU rules.
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The researchers collected body measurements to calculate the participants' BMIs, and tested the participants for marijuana use.
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NIAID said participants are being informed of the trial's end, and researchers will follow participants over time.
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Participants for the study must: Sabaté said participants will be randomly assigned to one of two groups.
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The most engaged participants are invited to guide the following year's participants, reinforcing the mentorship and community components.
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Age or sex of participants did not influence the result, but the data showed men were more likely than women and younger participants were more likely than older participants to enjoy the fried food.
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The data show 13.5 percent of black participants and 13.2 percent of white participants with a high school degree or less died during the duration of the study, while 5.9 percent of black participants and 4.3 percent of white participants with college degrees had died during the duration of the study.
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It helps researchers recruit participants for studies; participants can enroll in trials and take surveys or provide other data.
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Meet the participants 10 of the more than 500 participants shared with CNN their biggest takeaways from the event.
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After about 9 years, 23 percent of black participants and 33 percent of white participants developed high blood pressure.
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There were 230 participants between the ages of 18 and 49, and 231 participants were age 50 or older.
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"We have simple advice for plan participants," said Laurie Rowley, president of the National Association of Retirement Plan Participants.
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Eighteen participants said they didn't have mental health support for clinical trial participants, but would like to have it.
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But among healthy-weight participants, the implicit bias rate was 7.9 percent, compared with 1.4 percent for overweight participants.
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The study tested participants in two ways: first, it presented statements to the participants that were devoid of politics.
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"Participants of the march have been 'doxed,' participants from minority communities have been marginalized," says journalist and illustrator Reem Khurshid Khurshid, referring to how participants' private information has been shared in an attempt to harass people.
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The researchers divided a total sample of 32 participants into 4 groups, with as few as 7 participants per group.
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Specifically, in the HIIT group, younger participants saw a 49% increase in mitochondrial capacity, while older participants saw a 69% increase.
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About 97% of the participants completed the test properly, and 94% of participants were able to read the dummy results correctly.
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This could also mean contractually binding participants to fight only other tournament participants, and potentially preventing other intriguing bouts from happening.
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Again, it didn't matter whether the targeted ads were actually based on participants' past behavior—just that participants believed they were.
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In one study, they showed participants an artificially darkened portrait of President Barack Obama — to maximally remind participants he's African American.
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During each interaction, older participants share portraits of their younger selves, while younger participants view digitally-aged images of their own faces.
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In addition, 70 percent of SHUTi participants had seen at least some improvement, compared to 43 percent of participants who received education.
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This assistance from Congress allowed over 280,000 new participants to join the program and increased benefits for over 2023 million current participants.
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Psychologist Bettina Pause and her colleagues strapped 32 electrodes across the scalps of 25 depressed study participants and 25 non-depressed participants.
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The health benefits were not related to how fast the participants completed the race nor were the participants experienced runners, said Manisty.
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Berman's study had only 14 participants, and he admits that it would be better to have evidence involving more participants, especially females.
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His experiments had participants rate a slew of words on several categories, including how aversive and negative the word appeared to participants.
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According to the results, 21 percent of the survey's Latinx trans participants were unemployed compared to 12 percent of the white trans participants.
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"The participants discussed the importance of preparedness by market participants, as well as European and national authorities," the ECB said in a statement.
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Of all the study's participants, 18% reported low testosterone, almost 23% reported ED and slightly less than 10% of participants reported both symptoms.
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NIAID said that those study participants are being informed of the trial stopping and researchers will continue to follow study participants over time.
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When the doctor has to decide which participants to put in one group, they may end up unconsciously introducing bias into the selection, such as by placing all the sick participants in one group and all the healthy participants into the other.
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The Basic version of G Suite, which comes in at $6 per month, allows video calls of up to 100 participants, while the $12 per month Business plan allows up to 150 participants, and the Enterprise plan offers up to 250 participants.
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The 2001 participants had more education, and although they had more cardiovascular problems than the 1992 participants, those problems were receiving more medical treatment.
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An Iowa Poll released a month ago of likely caucus participants in the state found Swalwell wasn't a first choice of any survey participants.
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The average age of participants in the Mechanical Turk survey was 36, and the average age of the Survey Sampling International participants was 61.
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Other details — such as the fact that participants weighed themselves at work rather than at home — may have been off-putting to some participants.
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Employee stock ownership plan participants have account balances that are three to five times larger than those of participants of comparable 401(k) plans.
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In this most recent study, many participants relapsed within a month and the vast majority of participants relapsed before the six-month follow-up.
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Study participants who received &aposstigma reduction intervention&apos were less likely to hate themselves because of their weightThe study divided participants into two groups.
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"Some of the participants but not all of the participants did incorporate some assumptions of the change in fiscal policy into their projections," she said.
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For starters, all the participants were male and American, and many of the participants with brain injuries had likely suffered a traumatic, near-death experience.
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They challenged the study participants to a double-blind crossover trial where participants ate different levels of gluten or, in the control arm, whey protein.
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The team analyzed the participants' facial features, and also did 3D reconstructions for 3,000 of the participants, to get exact measurements of their facial features.
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The difference in percentages of "good" fractal ratings - that is, the degree of young participants' implicit bias - depended on how much the participants themselves weighed.
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In Istanbul, participants were forced to disperse after the Turkish police fired tear gas and rubber bullets, and in Singapore participants protested anti-gay statutes.
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But they continue to actively recruit new participants via community partners, he says, with the ultimate goal of sequencing the genomes of 1 million participants.
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The results showed Republican participants weren't wedded to policies that are farther to the right, nor were Democratic participants dug in on far-left policies.
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Participants of the counter-demonstration 'Heart against Agitation' holding up a banner reading Participants of the counter-demonstration on Theatre Square in Dresden, Germany, Feb.
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" The study participants, they conclude, "were . . .
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These standards are admirable: the benefit to humanity must be greater than the real or potential harm to the study participants; the participants must understand the risks and benefits of the research and must be able to consent; participants must be selected in a fair and equitable manner, and costs and benefits of the research must be distributed fairly and equally to all potential participants.
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Participants who received the training were 29 percent less likely to make the equivalent "launch" decision than participants who did not yet go through the training.
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Researchers found that although only 10% of the participants lifted weights, those who did were 46% less likely to die than the participants that didn't lift.
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Providing a modest monthly benefit that participants can use only to buy food, SNAP improves participants' nutritional intake, lessens their food insecurity, and reduces their poverty.
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The responses from the participants were compared to the responses from another group of participants surveyed by the researchers who had experienced "actual" near death experiences.
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Screening details will be communicated in advance to participants, and participants will have the ability to opt-out of any screening, but will forgo bounty compensation.
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The DoFasting app prompts participants to enter their current and goal weights, and participants can choose from three tiers of plans that require various subscription fees.
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Trump made those comments in an Oval Office meeting, according to some of the participants, as he rejected a bipartisan immigration deal to protect DACA participants.
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The first panel consisted of: a representative from the Irish Center; several program participants, including Isabel; a doctor who treats program participants; Professor Wadhia; and Homan.
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One study involving over 7,000 participants in the September issue of the American Journal of Epidemiology documented prolonged standing over a 12-year period, and found participants who stood more often were more likely to develop heart disease compared to participants who sat for a living.
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After accounting for the cause of individuals' low vision, Hispanic participants were 39 percent less likely to use low-vision devices than white participants, the researchers found.
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The researchers found that white participants who were primed by the pictures were more likely to oppose gun control than white participants who didn't see the images.
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Additionally, participants who took 10,900 steps each day were less likely to take their stress out on their family members than participants who only took 7,000 steps.
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At the time, Facebook said that less than 5 percent of its study participants were teens, and that participants under 18 were required to get parental consent.
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Also, although this study showed that some participants experienced bloating and an upset stomach from the beverage, the other study's participants did not have these side effects.
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"Some participants were concerned that market participants may not have properly assessed the likelihood of an increase in the target range at the June meeting," it said.
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The program has grown to approximately 470 participants playing on 33 teams, from 120 participants in 2014, said Donald Douglas, the Public Schools Athletic League's executive director.
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In 2011, however, researchers stopped enrolling new participants in the study and discontinued the birth control injections for existing participants due to the rate of adverse effects.
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Next, they had half the participants go for a 15-minute group run around the campus, while the other participants did a 15-minute group relaxation exercise.
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Next came the real test: The researchers gave their participants an envelope to seal their secrets in, and told them they would not look at participants' questionnaires.
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The goal: get 75 percent of the participants from groups who are typically underrepresented in biomedical research, with at least 500,000 participants from racial and ethnic minorities.
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A recent study of 115 participants found that "simulated laughing" decreased blood pressure, caused levels of cortisol — a stress hormone — to drop, and increased participants' life satisfaction.
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About 27% of participants experienced a significant decrease in their pulse rate by the end of the plant-tending period, and most participants' anxiety scores decreased too.
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The data also showed that 44% of food stamp participants lived in households with earnings, and nearly two-thirds of participants were children, elderly or had disabilities.
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Karim crawls through the vents and finds a group of participants (but are they willing participants?) lying in beds recounting what sounds to be dreams they've recently had.
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Many of the participants who took the MDMA reported a partial alleviation of tinnitus after three hours, but there was also a large placebo effect among the participants.
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Then, participants were asked to complete the same test from the first experiment as well a second test asking participants to respond to "go" and "no go" targets.
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"The text message to the participants' cell phones cemented the feeling among participants that they were the target of the cyberattack, not the lab computer," the study said.
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The Web Summit has grown into one of the world's largest technology conferences, from 400 participants when it started in Dublin in 2010, to 59,000 participants in November.
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Others include the CollegeCounts 529 Rewards Visa card for participants in Alabama's 529 plan and the Bright Directions 529 Rewards Visa card, for participants in the Illinois program.
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White participants in the study were much less likely to penalize an applicant for being black than participants of one party were to penalize applicants of the other.
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Another 13 retail-focused participants would be unaffected by the fee changes, while the remaining 17 participants would see their monthly fees decrease by an average of $722.
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Yet when these researchers staged an actual episode of sexual harassment during what participants thought was a real job interview, hardly any of the participants actually did so.
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At some point, a study with 200,000 participants isn't "better" than one with 100,000 participants, because almost all have limitations — often the same ones — that we can't fix.
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The conversation had been held under the understanding that participants could use any information divulged, but should not reveal the identity of the speaker or any other participants.
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In the long-run, the programs can benefit participants and society by increasing the earnings and employment of participants, improving health, reducing anti-poverty spending, and reducing crime.
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" "The threat of mutual destruction has always restrained participants of the international arena, prevented leading military powers from making hasty moves, and compelled participants to respect each other.
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Altogether, 228,22018 participants were involved in 1,347 crashes in the year before their first eye cataract surgery, 775 participants were involved in 850 crashes in the period between first and second surgery, and 895 participants were involved in 916 crashes as the driver in the year after the second surgery.
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The machine proved to be somewhat effective: A statistically significant number of the VR participants reported the same visual experiences that were reported by the psilocybin participants, Suzuki says.
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They also collected meteorological data on the 59 home cities of the Chinese participants and, in the US study, for the 12,449 ZIP codes where participants had grown up.
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Because researchers aren't usually able to follow participants around to track their sex lives, they have to rely on those participants to report their own experiences, Dr. Mark explains.
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What's more, primed participants who reported higher levels of racial resentment were even more likely to oppose gun control than primed participants who reported lower levels of racial resentment.
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Their findings: The participants who used the "expensive" cream reported a higher rate of pain that became more pronounced over time, compared to the participants using the "cheaper" cream.
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Though participants do not earn any official certification once they have completed the program, the fact that they were participants gives cachet to many within the contemporary art world.
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Analyzing the data, the team found that participants with moderate to severe retinopathy were more likely to score significantly lower on memory and thinking tests than healthy-eyed participants.
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"Some of the participants but not all of the participants did incorporate some assumptions of the change in fiscal policy into their projections," she said at her quarterly news conference.
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Those changes made Indiana's voucher program the largest in the country, including 32,000 participants who never attended a public school, and the number of low-income black participants declined dramatically.
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Uber did not tell the participants that the call was being recorded and accordingly had not received permission from the call participants to record it, as required by California law.
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A crowdsourced Teal Pumpkin Project map (which includes all 50 states and 14 other countries) allows participants to add their home address and connect with other participants in their area.
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By the numbers: Collins says the program expects to reach at least 1 million participants in 5 or 6 years, and aims to follow participants for at least a decade.
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In that instance, a bacterial transplant from the study participants' tongues to their forearms held up well eight hours later, but a transfer of tongue bacteria to participants' foreheads didn't.
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The survey used responses from 919 likely Iowa Democratic Caucus participants, and the Republican side spoke to 890 Republican likely participants with a margin of error of 3.3 percentage points.
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The participants who got this reminder and saw the elephant were much more likely to remember to pick up the paper clip than the participants who didn't get the instruction.
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Additionally, the sharing economy must focus on the positive social benefits it brings participants, while building and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders, who, to a certain extent, are participants themselves.
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Inevitably, however, a threshold is reached where it pure growth in new participants isn't achievable, and the network owner has to turn instead to extracting more from the existing participants.
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"The threat of mutual destruction has always restrained participants of the international arena, prevented leading military powers from making hasty moves, and compelled participants to respect each other," he added.
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They write that 48 percent of yoga participants and 37 percent of physical therapy participants reached that goal, compared to 23 percent of people who were in the education group.
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"All participants" puts everyone in the waiting room by default, and "guest participants only" adds people on different Zoom accounts or who are not logged in into the waiting room.
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For white participants, the likelihood of reporting short sleep rose 2 percentage points between 2004 and 2017, while for both Hispanic and black participants it rose by 7 percentage points.
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We found that given a positive cost, nearly half of male participants versus slightly over a third of female participants were willing to pay the cost to get a regrade.
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"The threat of mutual destruction has always restrained participants of the international arena, prevented leading military powers from making hasty moves, and compelled participants to respect each other," he said.
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The ingredients needed are clear: The participants have to agree on who's in the group; there's a single set of rules all participants can actually obey; compliance is monitored effectively, with graduated punishments for violation; enforcement and adjudication is affordable; and outside authorities have to allow the participants to obey the rules.
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The unit he will direct oversees derivatives clearing organizations and other market participants in the clearing process, including futures commission merchants, swap dealers, major swap participants, and large traders, it said.
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Interestingly, religious participants were more likely to cite morality and concern for other people as reasons for staying faithful; secular participants were more likely to cite the fear of being alone.
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The cases are linked to a company business meeting involving 109 participants at the Grand Hyatt Singapore hotel on Jan 20-22, which included 94 overseas participants, Singapore's health ministry said.
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The cases are linked to a company business meeting involving 109 participants at the Grand Hyatt Singapore hotel on Jan 20-22, which included 94 overseas participants, Singapore's health ministry said.
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Over half of all plan participants are invested in a single target-date fund, according to Vanguard's How America Saves 2019 report, and 77% of all participants use at least one.
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If in a given week Tinder acquires 1,000 female participants in Chicago and 1,000 male participants in New York, Tinder's number of total users increases, but its liquidity remains the same.
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To listen to the conference call via phone, please dial 1-(6280) 303-6384 for US participants or 1-(224) 357-2191 for international participants and an operator will assist you.
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But when they later observed that same employee performing well, fixed mindset participants rated the employee lower relative to their true performance, while growth mindset participants accurately observed the employee's improvement.
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In her lab, FeldmanHall finds that when she gives her participants negative feedback on their selfish decisions — like showing participants that their actions are harming others — they issue a course correction.
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Member countries will miss out on potential benefits, but non-participants will be spared the potentially damaging effects that could have ensued from trade and investment being diverted to TPP participants.
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The studies surveyed participants about whether a disability kept them carrying out various daily activities, and then followed the participants in the years following the survey to determine their mortality rate.
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The coverage attracted participants from around the world, including NWM foundersMaury Brown and Benjamin Morrow, who were so impressed by their experience that they decided to adapt it for American participants.
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This ensures that participants will always have access to plans that cover all 10 EHBs, while also providing flexibility to participants who want a health plan that best fits their needs.
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One limitation of the study is that many participants who started the online facial recognition test didn't finish it; this happened with 30 percent of participants with autism, the authors note.
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About 33 percent of gay participants and 4 percent of heterosexual participants who were HIV-negative at the start of the study reported condomless sex with other partners, the researchers write.
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The study found that participants from Eastern countries like China or Japan were less inclined to support sacrificing someone in trolley problems than participants from Western countries like the United States.
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So this year, expect to see the upfront participants try to out-dazzle each other with shiny new applications of data while the NewFront participants flash their content and star power.
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But even when Fassnidge and Freeman strip GIFs of all real-world connotations, and just show participants simple blinking lights, around 20 percent of study participants will say they hear something.
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The full list of participants can be seen here .
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Other participants are less famous — but no less consequential.
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" Then, most of the participants would groan, "Of course!
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Beyond its small size and the lack of racial and ethnic diversity among the study participants, another drawback is that participants were typically healthier and better educated than the average U.S. woman.
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Older participants also saw an older Elon Musk, and participants who self-reported as attractive saw a hotter Elon Musk, but men and women saw God as an equally male Elon Musk.
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Depressed participants were much better at judging the degree of their control, while participants who weren't depressed tended to assume that they had more control over the light than they actually did.
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"Participants in the foreign exchange market rely on a transparent and fair market to ensure competitive prices for their trades for all participants," DFS Superintendent Maria Vullo said in the Wednesday statement.
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Participants in the gratitude group reported higher satisfaction with their lives as a whole and were more optimistic about the upcoming week than participants in the other two groups, the researchers found.
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The study team found that 81 percent of the Mechanical Turk participants and 61 percent of the Survey Sampling International participants said they had avoided disclosing at least one type of information.
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Elstein's commentary notes that the survey participants aren't a representative sample of the U.S. population, and that, ironically, the study relies on participants to report honestly about times when they withheld information.
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The goal is an international mix — the Dakar program was split evenly among local, regional and international participants — though some host countries have required a certain percentage of participants from that country.
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In another study, which asked participants to view footage from school shootings, suicide bombings, and the attacks on 9/11, 22 percent of participants showed symptoms of PTSD after watching the videos.
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The coverage attracted participants from around the world, including NWM founders Maury Brown and Benjamin Morrow, who were so impressed by their experience that they decided to adapt it for American participants.
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The experiments the researchers ran on participants showed that the amount and quality of sleep participants received from one night to the next predicted how anxious they would feel the next day.
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About 10 to 30 minutes later, the researchers made some participants view images deemed "non-emotional," while other participants were asked to look at the non-emotional scenes, followed by emotional ones.
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Add in various discount programs and kickbacks among participants in the drug chain and it's hard for even well-educated participants to figure out how much a drug will cost a patient.
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Any such effort should be thoughtful and deliberative, however, which means that there is an opportunity for industry participants to develop standards that could inform policy discussions and benefit retail market participants.
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This difference was primarily due to decreased coverage around the eyes: about one in six participants missed regions around the eyelids with sunscreen, as did one in five participants using SPF moisturizers.
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Here's the math to allocate delegates by hand: Multiply the total participants in the final alignment by the number of delegates each caucus elects, divided by the number of total caucus participants.
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The forms would "time out" before the seniors were finished, and they didn't allow the participants to upload their conversations with possible scammers by screenshot, a method many of the participants preferred.
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According to the complaint, fewer than 18 percent of lottery participants win spots in the race each year, and only 14 percent of the more than 80,000 participants did so in 2015.
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Overweight and obese study participants underestimated their body size and desired to be thinner, whereas normal and underweight participants overestimated their body size and desired to be fatter, according to the study.
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The survey, which had a total of 2,000 participants (1,000 of whom were men), asked participants to label the vagina on a diagram including the vagina, vulva, cervix, ovaries, and the Fallopian tubes.
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The researchers also noticed a weak association between changes in cortisol levels and age, in which the younger study participants were more likely to experience a drop in cortisol levels than older participants.
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At the conclusion of the 24-month study, the average weight-loss for participants without wearable technology was 5.9 kilograms, while the mean weight-loss for participants with it was only 3.5 kilograms.
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Instead of meeting in a lab for the experiment, participants will test themselves from home — the company's first attempt at in-home research and one they hope will gather data from 20,000 participants.
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An upcoming paper, which will be published in the next few weeks, found that Quit Genius yielded a 36 percent quit rate among participants, with a 59.6 percent reduction in cigarettes among participants.
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To that effect, I Feel Love's ticketing website states that participants "should be comfortable standing, walking, climbing stairs, being touched, interacting with participants, or being alone," conveying that there might also be nudity.
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For example, the East Brunswick Walmart paid store associates $212.50 per package, with participants making three to five total drop-offs during a typical trip within a ten mile radius, participants told Reuters.
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After a dining table, most participants said they eat dinner on the couch (though there were at least some participants in each borough and each gender that eat dinner on his/her bed).
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We found that participants who were overweight believed that the fit doctors would disapprove of patients with unhealthy habits, and as a result overweight participants preferred physicians who did not advertise their fitness.
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And while federal rules offer strong informed consent and privacy protections for human participants in studies, the standards are not the same for non-participants who are likely to be caught on camera.
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Finally, I gave participants incentives for engaging via a points-based system that rewarded participants based on their engagement, with the prizes being my course and software that my potential clients would want.
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The same study also found that participants who binged on a show (in this case, The Game) reported lower levels of enjoyment than participants who watched episodes on a daily or weekly basis.
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One plan covering faculty and research staff had 163,551 participants and $2.62 billion of assets in 2016, while a plan for NYU medical school employees had 8,560 participants and $2.02 billion of assets.
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Trump salutes participants during the inaugural parade in Washington, Jan.
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While the participants had a fantastic night, so did Tebow.
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For the participants, the act of writing has been transformational.
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Signs have been carefully made, and participants are standing firm.
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None of the past participants has had a second reunion.
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However, the 2012 study he authored only had six participants.
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How will the participants voice their support for net neutrality?
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Participants who got smaller doses showed less of a reduction.
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All participants were unmarried at the start of the study.
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First, everyone in the small group of participants were radiologists.
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CNN: What do you hope participants gain from each week?
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In the study, 142 participants were divided into two groups.
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Some of these same participants completed additional rounds of questionnaires.
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Market participants have grown worried about an oversupply of crude.
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In its first year, there were more participants than spectators.
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Without telling participants to be dishonest, the researchers switched incentives.
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Correction: This piece originally had the two participants' names misspelled.
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" Participants almost unanimously agreed that it was intended for "spanking.
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The company didn't disclose its lead investors or other participants.
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Marijuana concerns Some positive news comes from the youngest participants.
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Participants can get unlimited classes for about $160 per month.
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Blindfolded participants performed hand movements in front of their body.
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They offered participants $275 in Amazon gift cards to participate.
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Participants' race didn't significantly affect their perceptions about Asian Americans.
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Researchers showed 50 participants two different and unpleasant narrated slideshows.
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An NYPD officer stands guard as participants march in 2017.
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Of some 250 participants at the synod, 35 are women.
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Participants are promised a $150 Amazon gift card upon completion.
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Participants help set up fields and run classroom theory sessions.
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Many longtime participants in health reform believe it's the latter.
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Even some of the new participants are landing their kicks.
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Some of the participants are also involved in learning juggling.
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Hammoud said organizers and participants were threatened by the opposition.
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The average age of participants in the study was 19.
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The Mountain View headquarters in California drew nearly 4,000 participants.
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Participants walk along along Fifth Avenue in solidarity with Orlando.
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Ten years ago, GWAS studies used a few hundred participants.
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The dining experience is free of charge for all participants.
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And, miraculously, all of the participants always look super comfortable.
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There are whiteboards that participants can plan their attack on.
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Unfortunately not all participants were ready to contribute to success.
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The researchers then asked participants to identify the fake ones.
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All participants were healthy at the beginning of the study.
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After they won a competition, participants' reported scores averaged 8.75.
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In practice, however, it impacts countless unwilling and unknowing participants.
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And 26 participants, or 18 percent, had symptoms of anxiety.
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Two hours later, all participants reported similar levels of pain.
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Below the main tiles are a "roster" of other participants.
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Kelly said profitability was a concern for crypto market participants.
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During this time, 2,609 of the participants developed colorectal cancer.
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He said Poland has informed the participants about the protest.
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A similar sentiment is echoed by most other market participants.
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When asked to leave, the participants locked arms and refused.
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Correction: Chorus is an experience for six participants, not five.
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Most market participants are skeptical a deal will be reached.
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Questionnaires will be sent out to market participants this spring.
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Several of the meeting's participants have confirmed the recording's authenticity.
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All participants talk, and we'll come out with a strategy.
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The story also misstated how many campaign participants have died.
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Three lucky participants will get a dozen cookies for free.
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Each round, the questions get harder, winnowing down the participants.
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Birthright Israel participants have met with about 100,000 young Israelis.
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At the same time, fewer new participants are signing up.
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Ten participants will be selected by the end of April.
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With no training, all the participants could play it easily.
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But one of our participants was triggered by the Monet.
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SOFR has been slow to gain traction among market participants.
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A general was spotted handing out cash to departing participants.
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Participants, are they receptive or are they creating toxic action?
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Two participants gave examples of when collaboration lead to success.
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Law enforcement estimated the number of participants to be 50,000.
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Law enforcement estimated the number of participants to be 213,203.
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Participants answered questions about how much they trusted the news.
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Participants on the Mexico side had no planning, it said.
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As predicted, it was harder to find willing participants here.
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Unfortunately, these studies fail to consider the participants' caffeine habits.
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The participants answered questionnaires about their symptoms throughout the trial.
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Participants readily admitted they don't often talk to their neighbors.
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Most of the participants struggled even to look at it.
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Project participants are clear on their roles within specific tasks.
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According to some participants, the conference had started harmoniously enough.
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"But the participants were not all triad members," he said.
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Ultimately, it's about making women equal participants in the workplace.
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And we asked participants to indicate their preferred partner age.
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More from Tonic: Participants' sexual orientation mattered a lot, too.
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Yet, younger survey participants were more open to the idea.
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From there, you can add new participants to the call.
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Fitch would like to thank market participants for their input.
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The participants included people of all ages, ethnicities, and colors.
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Many of Stockbridge's participants are startlingly candid about their lives.
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That amount could double this year, according to market participants.
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Participants get to know one another before breaking into teams.
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The study surveyed nearly 12,000 participants online across 11 countries.
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ACON hopes other sporting codes will join the initial participants.
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" Higgins said the participants are human and "people make mistakes.
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Participants in the task force, however, met the most often.
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Fortunately, some participants have started to, albeit in small steps.
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" Participants sang a rendition of Singapore's national anthem "Majulah Singapura.
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Participants were asked to lose 5 percent of their weight.
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Futerfas said it is possible that the participants don't remember.
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That was done in the 1980s with 22,000 male participants.
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Some market participants are still optimistic on the oil sector.
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By default, they were unwilling participants in this political conflict.
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And all participants were between 19 and 32 years old.
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Our methodology for collecting data on our event participants varied.
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That study also had a majority, 71%, of white participants.
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For willing participants, it was a flirty game of tag.
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Meanwhile, researchers monitored participants' calorie intake and analyzed blood samples.
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About 80,000 participants have enrolled in Health eHeart, Marcus said.
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Yet for some participants, smartphone use peaked during the night.
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TechCrunch doesn't charge fees or take equity from the participants.
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It defined millennials as participants born between 1981 and 1991.
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The recidivism rate of participants is less than 3 percent.
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For one thing, all the participants were experienced drug users.
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For individuals, participants must reapply for SNAP every three months.
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How do New Earth participants find you, and you them?
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The program aims to place its participants in company jobs.
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Disgruntled participants claim that "cartels" rig the bidding, suppressing prices.
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Market participants also kept their hopes in check regarding trade.
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Approximately half of the study participants were enrolled in college.
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"We had over 1300 participants in the study," said Beznosov.
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According to the sources, Densmore was one of the participants.
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The participants plan to hold another forum in two years.
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But many market participants don't buy the argument at all.
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Market participants say the central bank has always wielded control.
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Participants may do as they wish with the captured fish.
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But the market's usual participants say the flocks are fine.
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Within months, his group had five million participants, he said.
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They are platforms that provide valued connections among their participants.
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Market participants also focused on a weakening gasoline crack spread.
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Market participants are not expecting any alterations to interest rates.
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Participants pick up bags of selected food twice a month.
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"Oh, it stinks, it stinks," yells one of the participants.
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So active participants will be shielded appropriately, according to Alphabet.
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The full list of events and participants is at japandaynyc.org.
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But some market participants question if the rally is sustainable.
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Moreover, the more forgiving participants were more satisfied with life.
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There was no control group, no blinding, and few participants.
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Traditionally, market participants have tended to cheer central bank activism.
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A study of nearly 550,000 participants further substantiated that result.
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All participants were followed until they were 5 years old.
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Combined, the studies included data from more than 47,000 participants.
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First, participants submit statements to go along with their portraits.
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It will then present itself to the conversation participants accordingly.
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Here's why he thinks 'all market participants need to worry.
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XRP is the digital coin network participants use for transactions.
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Markets participants would be wise to do so as well.
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All participants were then asked to provide their personal estimates.
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All participants join the ranks of the Startup Battlefield elite.
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Until now, market participants have debated what that language meant.
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Participants could walk inside, climb, and enjoy the chill lounge.
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More than 800,000 participants across 180 companies use the plan.
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Despite the move, some market participants didn't seem too concerned.
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Gender Just 22% of Davos participants this year were women.
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Participants were around 73 to 74 years old on average.
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Network participants use a digital coin called XRP for transactions.
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I tailored my story to suit the other participants' interests.
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About 4 in 203 participants also had high blood pressure.
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Participants revealed all sorts of clever attacks and pathetic vulnerabilities.
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They are often more than bystanders, but less than participants.
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After all, the study involved a small number of participants.
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Participants received therapy sessions before and after consuming the drug.
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Participants then have the option to continue monthly sessions afterward.
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The survey participants pointed to myriad reasons for falling behind.
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Quinnipiac surveyed 651 Iowa likely GOP caucus participants from Jan.
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Those participants also reported feeling especially high rates of isolation.
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German artist Hendrik Beikirch is one of the returning participants.
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The first study, for example, divided participants into three groups.
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Chris Collins in the list of participants in the meetings.
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Now, market participants expect demand will sag in those months.
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The participants are identified solely by their name and age.
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Correction: Meet allows up to 30 participants in a call.
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All participants were between the ages of 18 and 36.
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Four participants rejected or reworked the premise of this question.
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Half the participants took photographs, the other half did not.
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The participants were "older and all married," Troxels points out.
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Fantasizing about other people was unrelated to participants' relationship behaviors.
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Participants were aged 35 on average and most were white.
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It's easy to add and subtract participants within the platform.
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Participants generally expect OPEC will trim production at its Dec.
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Here's the entire flight crew, plus the passenger study participants.
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In another study, participants were asked to choose team members.
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Trump asked the participants for their solutions to the epidemic.
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Only the fish, potentially the most colorful participants, weren't biting.
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The participants were randomly assigned to one of three groups.
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Many of the participants held candles during the somber ceremony.
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Participants followed a grueling diet and an exhausting exercise program.
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Tap "Close" to close the Participants window when you're done.
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In it, she helped guide participants pretending to be spies.
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They were both active participants in so much of life.
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In Paris, about 70 percent of the participants were male.
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"Recording consent" will ask participants for consent before recording starts.
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They found 522 trials that included more than 116,000 participants.
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Mophradat announced the participants of its 22018 Consortium Commissions program.
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On average, participants reported spending four hours daydreaming every day.
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Some market participants took the remarks as a good sign.
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MW: You were both participants in some of the issues.
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For participants, there will be a reward, Dr. Collins noted.
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It involved participants getting whole body scans for the program.
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While more than 90 percent of participants in Catalonia's Oct.
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It is a new form of political repression, participants said.
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Administrators can also guide participants to potential sources of funding.
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But this pageant drew participants from Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya.
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Participants can sign up and see the complete schedule here.
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One is the patterns of brain activity from the participants.
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Participants reported a statistically significant improvement in mood after binding.
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The participants succeeded more than 90 percent of the time.
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By last Friday afternoon, the group had about 90 participants.
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They scored 17,000 participants on 10 different areas of trauma.
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One of the participants married shortly before the project started.
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That requires diagnosed participants willing to enroll in clinical trials.
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The caravan's participants are making the journey for several reasons.
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The participants were exposed to a fan for two hours.
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He called Ms. Kong's behavior an attempt to silence participants.
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Participants who purchased conference tickets are eligible for a refund.
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Participants lined up to help themselves, with Mr. Suddhaso first.
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The participants are listed at the end of this report.
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But organizers, participants and counterprotesters said they had felt abandoned.
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Peter has been one of the franchise's most eager participants.
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Most participants come away surprised and satisfied with the results.
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Market participants are largely expecting interest rates to remain unchanged.
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What they're saying: Participants shared their thoughts about the Democrats.
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Almost all of the participants in the event are members.
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So will participants at the Olympics follow or push back?
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There are only as many "participants" as there are groups.
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Yet the hype conceals rising nervousness among the fintech participants.
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In January, the Women's March reportedly involved 2.6 million participants.
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Participants in the study were 15 years old on average.
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Participants' average age was 41 and almost half were obese.
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None were listed as participants in Wednesday's estimated injury report.
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But the average age of the study participants was 58.
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Turnout has been strong and the talks productive, participants said.
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Despite the sensitivity, email offered something irresistible to the participants.
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Mr. Nader is on a list of participants from 2012.
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This year, the event featured 2675 participants, including four newcomers.
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They prompted the study's participants to think back to childhood.
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The researchers also separated participants based on age and gender.
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It cares about unique and traceable participants wherever they are.
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Participants on both sides of the encryption debate took notice.
|
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The event was expected to attract more than 24,250 participants.
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Using National Health Service records, researchers followed participants through 2018.
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It was removed, participants said, because of Syrian government objections.
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Wealthy participants inevitably emphasized their own hard work and talent.
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That said, participants and organizers tell me they fear Trump.
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" Participants have three days to try to reach their "Everest.
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Since, 30,000 participants had contributed a total of $34 million.
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Participants in the financial psychology group increased their savings rates.
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The participants in this debate keep talking past each other.
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SEBI asked market participants to submit comments by Aug. 31.
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I met many other project participants through word of mouth.
|
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Some market participants still expect a rebound in gold prices.
|
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The participants did not pick games; rather, they drafted teams.
|
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And how often do participants wake up with a hangover?
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Participants managed to raise more than $30 billion in pledges.
|
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Market participants are also worried about a glut of crude.
|
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Some market participants still expressed optimism in Wall Street's fortitude.
|
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The organization is hosting a teleconference tonight with participants nationwide.
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The issue now is the plight of the DACA participants.
|
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After unwrapping, participants evaluated how much they liked their gifts.
|
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Under the rules of the meeting, participants were not identified.
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That requires too many participants and is too easily noted.
|
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But participants have conceded privately it could take months longer.
|
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Black participants were compensated at the same rate as whites.
|
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All participants were regularly counseled to adhere to medical therapy.
|
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Market participants are not entirely clear on China's stock situation.
|
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The retirement homes involved declined requests to interview elderly participants.
|
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Traditional research often requires participants to travel to research sites.
|
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The more diverse the participants, the more interesting the discussions.
|
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In previous years, more than 250,000 participants attended the celebration.
|
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The study pays participants 16,500 euros, or roughly $18,500 USD.
|
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Judges are apprised of participants' compliance as their cases proceed.
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Were participants receptive to the ideas and inputs of others?
|
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He noted the scarcity of young participants at the gathering.
|
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Those 153 are about 0.04 percent of the 420,000 participants.
|
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The Washington Post first reported details of the meeting participants.
|
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Most participants are gearing up for a long haul. Rep.
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The fair is free to participants and the public alike.
|
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Thus, the interviewers were able to clinically diagnose the participants.
|
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It grew quickly, attracting upward of 10,000 participants and spectators.
|
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Some, but not all, of the participants had neck trouble.
|
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VICE: How do you select student participants [for the] program?
|
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We found that most participants are relatively casual conspiracy theorists.
|
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Participants would also get paid family, sick, and vacation leave.
|
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In the experiment, 260 participants were split into three groups.
|
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Participants spent time diving into the icy Songhua River. Why?
|
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But Darpa declined to release a list of its participants.
|
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The number of participants in the strike has been fluctuating.
|
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Some participants declined to comment on some of the questions.
|
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In the experiment, participants read one of five news articles.
|
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The SNB has said it was looking at SARON and would support market participants during the rate benchmark transition process, but market participants were responsible for choosing alternative rates and ensuring a timely switch.
|
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When participants had input into the decoration of their spaces, the researchers noted, it "increased participants' feelings of autonomy and decisional involvement," which then led to increases in comfort, job satisfaction and job productivity.
|
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Now, if Tinder acquires 203,000 female participants and 1,000 male participants all located in the borough of Brooklyn, this higher density of users (from both sides of the marketplace) will lead to higher liquidity.
|
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In the lab, Kraus and his colleagues can make participants feel powerful just by having them write essays about a time they felt powerful, or by having participants to think of the less fortunate.
|
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Ms Chenoweth's most conservative estimate of participants in the 2017 Women's Marches (the biggest such rally that year) is five times Mr Veuger's midpoint estimate of participants in the Tea Party rallies of 2009.
|
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The researchers randomly selected 31 participants to embrace a diet of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, and selected another group of 25 participants to receive social support, which involved weekly visits with the researchers.
|
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A study by the American Dental Association found that 20% of its participants only floss their teeth when they have something stuck in 'em, and 8% of participants admitted to never doing the deed.
|
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"We are closely engaged with a wide variety of market participants in this ongoing discussion, including in Saudi Arabia, and we believe Platts' benchmarks remain robust and relevant to all market participants," it said.
|
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In an in-person session, participants would normally build the still life collaboratively; since that isn't possible, online participants are also welcome to set up their own still lifes to give them more choice.
|
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Because the Puppy Bowl is filmed several months before it airs and the participants are well-publicized on the event's website, generally all Puppy Bowl participants are adopted before or even during the event.
|
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After researchers primed the participants with this information, they showed the three videos: Afterward, the participants were asked various questions, including whether or not they wanted to punish the police officers in the video.
|
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Getting participants to stick to the program is notoriously difficult, so to make sure they were drinking their tea, Mukumal tested urine samples from a subgroup of participants for gallic acid, a tea breakdown product.
|
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Right now, the majority of genetic data in biobanks comes from European and Caucasian participants, says Spector-Bagdady, and having more diverse participants — if they can afford the tests — could be helpful for further studies.
|
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During that time, 121 of the 818 physical activity participants suffered a cardiovascular event like heart attack or stroke, as did 113 of the 817 successful aging participants, according to the results in JAMA Cardiology.
|
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In one study in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, participants who were given CBD before they were administered a dose of pure THC experienced less cognitive impairment and paranoia than participants who only received pure THC.
|
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They were either active participants in the Jewish faith, they were active participants in the Christians' faith, and they took their beliefs, and the underpinnings of their beliefs was manifested in the work they did.
|
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When we asked the participants to rate the stories on attributes tied to credibility—believability, accuracy, fairness and objectivity—we were surprised to discover that all the participants made similar evaluations, regardless of the source.
|
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Pro-government protests -- another of which took place Saturday -- have attracted tens of thousands of participants and been largely peaceful, though some participants have been recorded shouting abuse and threats at counter demonstrators and journalists.
|
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Secondly, you can verify whether all your deferral deposits are being made in seven business days, as required by law for plans under 100 participants, or 'as soon as possible' for plans over 100 participants.
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The experimental setup was complex because it was designed longitudinally and required follow-up with participants: Every 2 days over the course of 14 days I'd ask participants to complete a 0003-min study session.
|
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Other companies in our space don't treat their users well – they underpay participants, randomly kick them out of surveys, and don't help mediate or resolve disputes between the two sides of the marketplace (researchers <> participants).
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Participants in the afternoon's panel will seek to diagnose the symptoms of whiteness and the challenges to empathy; participants include Lauren Berlant, Sadhana Bery, Jane Caflish, Lori Gruen, and Saidiya Hartman (with Rizvana Bradley moderating).
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For one, Epstein wrote in his report that after the study was completed, results from participants using Google's email service, Gmail, were discarded, thus changing the number of eligible participants to a lower, undisclosed number.
|
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A few participants were acknowledged for traits and skills that rose above expectations The program starts with a three-week paid training period that teaches participants how to conduct themselves professionally and strengthens their confidence.
|
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Lewis discovered that nobody from the company, including Apted, had bothered to keep track of the participants over the preceding six years, and several participants seemed to have dropped off the face of the earth.
|
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However, compared with participants in traditional services, participants in TOPPS attended more meetings, reported greater satisfaction with services, and demonstrated significantly better outcomes than traditional counseling, particularly when mental health/substance use was more pronounced.
|
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An fMRI scan of the participants' brains and spinal cords (which processes our pain response) provided evidence that not only were these participants saying they felt more pain, but they were experiencing it differently too.
|
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Instead, have participants write down their suggestions anonymously and share them.
|
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Participants took the 39-question survey from January to March 2015.
|
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The strategy is the result of meetings with 1,000 market participants.
|
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Participants reported feeling less stressed in these situations after each module.
|
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Cargill Inc will also attend, participants and other sorghum traders said.
|
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They last 10 to 12 minutes, largely because the participants stand.
|
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The 2017 survey included more than 120,000 participants in 50 countries.
|
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Haefele was among summit participants betting on equity gains in 2018.
|
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Participants are less willing to call the in-between pictures humans.
|
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When participants exercised on a treadmill, the ranges were even wider.
|
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Does the heritage of contemporary participants make for greater historical legibility?
|
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In between, we measured participants' automatic, gut-level feelings toward him.
|
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Participants rated their perceived exertion and had their heart rates measured.
|
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In total, the team completed 59 nerve transfers in 16 participants.
|
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Though the results were based on information that participants voluntarily provided.
|
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About one-fifth of the money goes to participants' weekly stipends.
|
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Anyway, only four participants are left – Steven, Darrin, Alyssa and Stacey.
|
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More than 90% of the study participants were overweight or obese.
|
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That, many metal market participants might think, is just as well.
|
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The researchers also found interesting hormonal changes in Biggest Loser participants.
|
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Financial market participants also need them to guide asset allocation decisions.
|
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CNN: During the week, you see a transformation in the participants.
|
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All the changed were who the participants thought the protesters were.
|
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Other past, high-profile participants include Snoop Dogg and Jimmy Fallon.
|
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About 75 percent of that money would go to paying participants.
|
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The events are only open to participants ages 13 and older.
|
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How do participants plan to turn the moment into a movement?
|
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Participants exercised about the same amount each day throughout the study.
|
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This was done to avoid participants' preconceptions as much as possible.
|
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Another witness said young men attacked participants using the broken chairs.
|
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When the participants role-played with professional actors, difficulties quickly emerged.
|
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Both participants get notified though, so you can't photograph people secretly.
|
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Market participants, however, still expected the restriction to come before 2022.
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Now I try my best always to put participants at ease.
|
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Researchers from China divided 120 study participants into into three groups.
|
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Police have wielded tear gas, rubber bullets, and batons against participants.
|
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But market participants and analysts say this simply has not worked.
|
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The proposal is open to submissions from market participants until Oct.
|
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Police officers guard the Equality March participants in Kiev, June 23.
|
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But participants will also be dropped into the Star Wars universe.
|
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Finding and recruiting participants is a big hurdle for medical studies.
|
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At a certain time, participants will request a ride through UberPITCH.
|
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Participants reported significant reductions in tension, anger, fatigue and depressed mood.
|
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That is a life-changing salary for most of the participants.
|
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Participants in the trial must visit a branch of their bank.
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This is the format I use when interviewing Signed, X participants.
|
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The study participants were asked to rate the tomatoes on taste.
|
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Participants in the survey also reported that it increased their motivation.
|
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As it turns out, 9% of participants said they'd really strayed.
|
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Video calls will support up to 50 participants, Facebook told VentureBeat.
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The participants were also asked about their income and physical activities.
|
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Reuters polling of market participants sees two rate hikes this year.
|
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Seven of the 21 galleries included are new participants this year.
|
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The participants included Collins and Murkowski as well as Republican Sens.
|
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But the benefits of competing extend to all Startup Battlefield participants.
|
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The team randomly assigned the participants to one of two regimens.
|
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Outside raters found the death-primed participants' captions to be funnier.
|
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Participants are paid daily and receive help to find permanent jobs.
|
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Some participants got room temperature water and some got cold water.
|
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Analysts and market participants downplayed the comments as details were unclear.
|
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This year the White House welcomed back former science fair participants.
|
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A shootout isn't sexy when its participants keep puking on themselves.
|
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And participants don't have to give up equity or pay rent.
|
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Participants' average age was 50, and more than half were overweight.
|
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Many market participants are instead expecting a rate hike in December.
|
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Nevins doesn't even ask participants about the specifics of their trauma.
|
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The participants have to find the study drugs on their own.
|
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It can create wireframe models of participants inside the dome. Why?
|
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Participants could see the exchange through monitors placed at both stands.
|
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For participants and spectators alike, sport culture is quite religion-like.
|
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Researchers followed the participants for more than two years on average.
|
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Hypermind was one of two commercial spin-offs by GJP participants.
|
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In all, 44% of participants in a recent survey by Bankrate.
|
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That included information for about 636,000 participants in several different countries.
|
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Participants will have nine sessions with Cheen Tan, the program's mentor.
|
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Here's how Startup Battlefield works and the benefits all participants receive.
|
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The anger and fear felt by so many of the participants.
|
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Several of the participants didn't even know what Sanders was about.
|
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The Spinnaker Slack room already has over 4,000 participants, after all.
|
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More than half of the participants will offer this next year.
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The brain imaging participants reported 87.3 pills a year on average.
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Multiple participants are not permitted to share the same email address.
|
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The protocols within the hospital were identical for all the participants.
|
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After that, the maximum number of participants drops to three people.
|
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Anything less wouldn't be competitive and would only drive participants away.
|
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But industry participants said the insurance impact remained hard to gauge.
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News that participants in the show would likely run into trouble.
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A staggering 43% of Latinx transgender participants are living in poverty.
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The participants were not under time constraints while viewing the images.
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The "Join" platform, with over 4m participants, extends beyond budget matters.
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Zika-infected participants will be monitored for up to a year.
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Next, the research team looked at alcohol use among the participants.
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The atrocious human-rights records of some participants were barely mentioned.
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Today, we are thrilled to introduce the Hardware Battlefield 2016 participants.
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Participants have two months to produce a film for Dead North.
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About 65% of the study participants identified this misconception as false.
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Right now, voice calls of up to 15 participants are supported.
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Like any kink, the majority of participants don't do anything illegal.
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Most of the participants reside in the U.S., Russia or China.
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Of the participants, 38 men tested positive during the study period.
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Here's a snapshot of the challenges that CTI's study participants presented.
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The American participants typically report their observations to the U.S. administration.
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Participants get education about their illness, family support, medication and psychotherapy.
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The event was attended by 500 youth participants from 60 countries.
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All of the participants received standard lifestyle advice on preventing diabetes.
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That bumped their numbers up to match participants with normal BMIs.
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However, all participants involved have claimed the meeting was a dud.
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So the algorithm "learned" how each of the 15 participants drove.
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Some participants, like Fizzics, simply want Brookstone to sell their goods.
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Still, she insisted, the class gives participants a distinct corporeal awareness.
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Ahead, meet the talented participants for Refinery29's inaugural comedy lab.
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Half of the participants drop out, leading them back to prison.
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Season five also had drawn new participants down in the pits.
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Another skin-prick test was repeated when the participants were 32.
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A randomized control trial of 50 participants will begin this fall.
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A total of 317 participants, or about 16 percent, had diabetes.
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It indicates market maturity, with higher volumes drawing in more participants.
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The participants in those calls are now in jail pending trial.
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In this study, participants finished eating their meals by 2 p.m.
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Female participants exist only as the pleasure point of the video.
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Many participants tied their hypothermia-tempting antics to a good cause.
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Tokyo time (0800 GMT), with many market participants expecting no change.
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He relied on questionnaires that participants filled out regarding their symptoms.
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When alone, participants left the room and reported the apparent fire.
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Two participants pretend to be deceased as part of a simulation.
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Participants' names are not shown to each other during a swarm.
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Market participants were keeping a close track on the hurricane's movements.
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In the Austrian study, 70 participants were split into two groups.
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Participants had to identify the pen that smelled in each set.
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About 2,500 participants said they had tried vaping at least once.
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Let us become productive participants in the glorious dance of life.
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In addition, 93 percent of participants experienced at least some improvement.
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Participants wore accelerometers - devices to measure physical activity - for one week.
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In another study, Kahan's team gave participants some data to interpret.
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Researchers analyzed participants' brain activity while they tried to do so.
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Nakasone's teams help patch the problems uncovered by bug bounty participants.
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None of the participants noticed their relations sitting on the street.
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We had participants rate their agreement with a series of statements.
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At the outset, participants ranged from 13 to 73 years old.
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More than 228 percent of participants were ages 22018 to 79.
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Only select school administrators and instructors knew the participants' true identities.
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Among the expected participants is Singapore-based sovereign wealth fund Temasek.
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Interestingly, even Black participants assumed the Black men would be bigger.
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More than half of the participants in a survey by Bankrate.
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Participants were told they could eat all the chocolate they wanted.
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Only then could the retreat participants go to get their food.
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This year the contest saw a record number of nine participants.
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The participants' words are handwritten, not cleanly printed like a storybook.
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The participants acknowledge that some of these scenarios would challenge them.
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Participants had to surrender their smartphones on entering the BNetzA branch.
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More than 430,000 participants were a part of the nine studies.
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In 2015, the recidivism rate for program participants was below 40%.
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That indicates market participants expect U.S. government yields to remain subdued.
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Participants had to recall digits in the reverse order of presentation.
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Since their participants were in a prediction tournament, that was easy.
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There were only four participants this time: Donald Trump, Texas Sen.
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Participants in the current study were 71 years old on average.
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A number of participants lost their jobs due to the strike.
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For many participants at the forum, the environment was equally restrictive.
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The participants underwent the same experience with a placebo of saline.
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Researchers followed half of the participants for at least 12 years.
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To be sure, some market participants view the slowdown as temporary.
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Participants were asked to search an image for a particular object.
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Market participants expect a possible investment agreement between the two countries.
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We asked many of the participants why they came to march.
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Right now, we're interested in local experiences that include digital participants.
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On average, participants ate 203 servings of cured meats per week.
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Nearly 90 percent of participants had at lease one additional ACE.
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In the study, 482 participants, or 11%, had never used cannabis.
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In 2019, participants with self-only health insurance can contribute $3,500.
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Seventy-six percent of SNAP participants live in households with children.
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Tuna accounted for about 40% of the mercury consumed by participants.
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In the lab, participants chatted with researchers posing as other volunteers.
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Last November, participants from all signatory nations for Paris gathered in
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None of the participants was a political player or professional partisan.
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In total, we talked to about 14 participants for three hours.
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Participants answered questions on mental health status and on formal volunteering.
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Organisers said that some 28,000 participants attended Pink Dot in 143.
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The other three alleged participants have also been charged in Belgium.
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Even after repeated losses, these participants failed to change their behavior.
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The researchers also did follow-up phone interviews with the participants.
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And that gap would result in additional costs for other participants.
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Participants also receive 20 hours of classes on diabetes and nutrition.
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When was DACA introduced, and what benefits does it provide participants?
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Nearly all the participants ate chicken, not duck, eggs, Yu noted.
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For this experiment, participants first completed a Stroop color-naming task.
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In the fake interviews, the participants were subjected to biting criticism.
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For much of the adventure, the participants are truly by themselves.
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All rehab participants completed questionnaires measuring depression, anxiety, anger and stress.
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Of all the participants, you definitely found your footing really quickly.
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Participants meet regularly with their coaches, who are not medical professionals.
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Most -- 499 participants -- were between the ages of 4 and 17.
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Most market participants were already expecting a rate hike in December.
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As death approached, nonwhite participants also had increasingly high depression scores.
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Dr Park and her team recruited 187 participants into their study.
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The participants could still remember it later on when prompted again.
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More than half the participants were followed for nearly 4 years.
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One week after treatment, some participants experienced anxiety, fatigue and insomnia.
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A steep slide in prices has surprised many oil market participants.
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However, 99% of participants find themselves losing money when they join.
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More than 10 percent of the 1,777 participants in the SavingforCollege.
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As with conventional currencies, participants in Bitcoin trade work for credits.
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That's why the Democratic contest had no room for more participants.
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As we expected, most participants were interrupted frequently during the day.
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The day after they logged their interruptions, we interviewed the participants.
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J-943: Issued to participants in private sector cultural exchange programs.
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The participants then had to keep a diary for four weeks.
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Market participants are justified in their concerns about the agency's proposal.
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Some participants were less adamantly in the "Bernie or Bust" camp.
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In one study, participants are re-embodied as a little girl.
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A week later, the white participants still had less racist attitudes.
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The participants' estimates of their partners' intelligence were even more skewed.
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One limitation of the study is that many participants dropped out.
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Its participants left a trail of thrown objects and smashed windows.
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Survivors, their relatives and other participants marked the 8:15 a.m.
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Participants felt the good looking people were entitled to good jobs.
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It turns out his children were avid participants in 4-H.
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Participants were then followed up over an average of 7.8 years.
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Overall, 566 participants, or almost 303 percent, had healthy vascular aging.
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Studies rarely show participants leaving with a better understanding of harassment.
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XRP is the digital coin that network participants use for transactions.
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The specific meditation that the participants listened to is also unique.
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Participants were invited on a random basis and self-reported gender.
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The studies varied in size from 30 to about 6,500 participants.
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Of the 471,998 participants, none had a history of cardiovascular diseases.
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Veterans, military groups and civic organizations are among the yearly participants.
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Among the participants will be Academy Award-winning actress Julianne Moore.
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Other participants in the round include Paul Bricault and Elliott Bisnow.
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Changing locations was also effective for about 40 percent of participants.
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It included 342 participants ranging in age from 20 to 70.
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Both synods were contentious and, the participants said afterward, ultimately enlightening.
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Participants are registered with blockchains to be able to record transactions.
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In fact, this year's food fight left over 70 participants injured.
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Throughout the day, the researchers also monitored participants' levels of endocannabinoids.
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That reduced the participants' ability to focus, leading to lower scores.
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Clinical trials pay participants more when they take more medical risks.
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Around 150 demonstrators protested against the meeting calling the participants fascists.
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Researchers followed half of the participants for at least 2.3 years.
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The new user interface will support up to 50 video participants.
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" Folds implored his participants to "make 'em silly if you like.
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Ten of the participants had anorexia and the other six bulimia.
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How many of the participants went to or taught at Skowhegan?
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The first review encompassed 148 studies, including more than 300,000 participants.
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To produce anxious participants, they fitted 21 people with face masks.
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In the end, Carhart-Harris said feedback from participants was mixed.
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We weren't able to learn if there are any additional participants.
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Catalan authorities say about 90 percent of participants in an Oct.
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Its annual report showed 189,410 participants enrolled during Fiscal Year 2017.
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In subtle ways, the participants' responses also reaffirm stereotypes about men.
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