The damage is proportional to the length of the separation.
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Their activity varies at time scales proportional to their masses.
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House seats are allocated to the states proportional to population.
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The Competition Bureau recommended that regulation be proportional to risk.
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Conversion rates are directly proportional to consumer's level of trust.
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You know who gives the most, proportional to their income?
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Resources being put toward CKD are not proportional to the problem.
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It said it would seek board representation proportional to its shareholding.
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That idea there is that force is proportional to the acceleration.
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Making the spending cuts proportional to income is barely any better.
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The sparkliness of her outfits is directly proportional to her frustration, too.
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The loudness of each particle is proportional to the distance from viewer.
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Unfortunately, the support these women receive is inversely proportional to their ambitions.
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Legal versus illegal is almost inversely proportional to right and wrong though.
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The hysteria is proportional to the number of lawyers coming to town.
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In short, the use of force must be proportional to the threat.
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In the intermediate case, the cost is proportional to income (gray bars).
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Proportional to population, that would be equivalent to 343 million members today.
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The area of each company's square is proportional to its stock valuation.
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"The capacity to adapt better is proportional to higher incomes," Jina said.
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This effort should not be proportional to what we have just experienced.
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Your comfort with discomfort is proportional to how far you can lead.
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Making the cuts proportional to income tax burden leads to weirder results.
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Each company's contribution would thus be proportional to the amount of work performed.
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Those who worked with him would make original art proportional to the gallery.
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The proposed legislation would require that fees be proportional to the related costs.
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Paradoxically, the size of an airplane is inversely proportional to its engine noise.
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The most important economic lesson from mobile is "Frequency ∝ Revenue" ("∝" means "proportional to").
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The effectiveness of our action has always been directly proportional to our solidarity.
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The slowness of the tortoise was proportional to the patience of the photographer.
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Their growth was proportional to their spending, but that's since plateaued, Mittelman says.
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The increase in the pie's size is proportional to the productivity of capital.
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When so many opinions come with a swagger inversely proportional to their worth.
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"The disciplines haven't been proportional to the number of complaints," she told the paper.
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And fees charged, she said, should be "reasonable and proportional" to the amount overspent.
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Or the psychoanalyst Adam Phillips's suggestion that one's excesses are proportional to one's poverties.
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She's a back sleeper with a weight that is proportional to her tall frame.
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American women became mothers last year at rates that were inversely proportional to family income.
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My confidence quickly deteriorated at a rate proportional to my proximity to the lobby entrance.
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Society, for teaching me that a woman's worth is inversely proportional to her pants size?
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The magnitude of a tsunami is proportional to the area and magnitude of the slip.
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Assuming a cost proportional to what Assam has spent, this would require at least $7bn.
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Its images were predictable; its attainment directly proportional to buying power and never fully achieved.
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We joke about how it must be proportional to the cost of cocaine in those cities.
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However, the "hang time" for a jump is proportional to the square root of the height.
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Her goals were reasonable, desiring a natural elegant look that would be proportional to her body.
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At stake in the California primary are 548 delegates who are awarded proportional to the vote.
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The amount you lower your cholesterol is proportional to your reduction in cardiovascular disease, Soffer adds.
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In McBride's case, his 15 years of expertise have long stopped being proportional to his salary.
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That's significant because the energy density in an electric field is proportional to the field's square.
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Metcalfe's law says the value of a network is proportional to the square of its users.
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On the other hand, their fear of information is directly proportional to their need for it.
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The GAO said the administration instead could have made payments proportional to what the law intended.
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The number of people on the internet is directly proportional to the amount of time available.
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His limbs looked normal and his head size was proportional to his body, Dr. Moore said.
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The area of each square is proportional to the number of electoral votes that state has.
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The energy of the light is proportional to its wavelength, where shorter wavelengths are higher energy.
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A credenza's length should be roughly proportional to the size of a room, Ms. Helgerson said.
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My obligation to respond to your email should be proportional to your cost in sending it.
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All member nations contribute an amount proportional to their gross domestic product to NATO's direct spending.
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A fund would be financed by mandatory quarterly contributions from banks proportional to their FC mortgage portfolio.
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Instead, reductions in crime seem to be about proportional to increases in the size of police forces.
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Your shots are proportional to the amount of money you give, so we'd start saving up now.
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What's more, customers are seeing voice calls dropping by numbers directly proportional to the rising messaging traffic.
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According to Stephen Hawking's math, the temperature of a black hole is inversely proportional to its mass.
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Funding will be proportional to how navigators have fared in hitting their enrollment target the previous year.
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That is proportional to youth to people under 21, so right now that percentage is 28.4 percent.
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The committee called on Nepal to compensate the man "proportional to the gravity of the violations suffered".
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A Forbes study shows that the total GDP of Chinese cities is proportional to its migrant population.
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Patel strongly believes that the quality of the problem is directly proportional to the outcome of the project.
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Scrocca from the coalition explained that officers take care to use munitions that are proportional to their targets.
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"That would be pretty draconian, and I think would not be proportional" to France's digital tax, Hufbauer said.
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One more very important point: Notice that the stopping distance is proportional to the square of the velocity?
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The "size of polygons in skin ornamental is proportional to track size," wrote the authors in the paper.
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The amount of the energy drink in each Slush is proportional to the size that a customer orders.
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The size of a grandpa's heart is directly proportional to the size of the teddy bear he buys.
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The level of contribution in each country will be proportional to the on-demand revenues in that country.
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Black holes have a speed limit that determines how fast they grow, which is proportional to their mass.
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That is, the rate of the spread of the infection is proportional to the number of people infected.
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This allocation of credit is inversely proportional to the risk that white and black anti-slavery activists faced.
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Thus, a $22017,13-vacation package costs J$21, proportional to a half-dollar from a middle-class income.
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"If there are failings, they will be sanctioned, proportional to the confidence we have in you," he warned.
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The military's rules allow its members to act in self-defense, but typically "proportional" to the hostility they're facing.
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Friction is the human swimmer's true foe, particularly as drag increases roughly proportional to the square of your speed.
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The massive size of the hardware is directly proportional to the amount of space that users can walk around.
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Surprisingly, the thinness of Cobb's skin has proven to be inversely proportional to his widely-reported reputation for aggressiveness.
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Third, we must provide sustained funding, proportional to the severity of the epidemic, directly to the hardest hit communities.
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"The average age of toilet training around the world seems to be directly proportional to the latitude," he said.
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The official added that the President's cooperation should be proportional to the courtesy he receives from the special counsel.
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I've long theorized that one's moral character is inversely proportional to the number of syllables in one's Starbucks order.
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Tech companies found responsible of privacy violations could be fined a special tax penalty proportional to their executives' salary.
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This says that the spring force (Fs) is proportional to the distance (s) that the spring stretches or compresses.
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On Earth's surface we can approximate this as being proportional to the car's mass and some arbitrary vertical position.
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In the $1 trillion graph, the area of each square is proportional to the value of the corresponding company.
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Most obviously, the power of speech remains proportional to wealth in this country, despite the growth of social media.
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The key to springs is that the force they exert is proportional to how much they're compressed or stretched.
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According to McDonald&aposs, the decline in black leadership has been broadly proportional to all employees during the reorganization.
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The amount of attention paid to a problem is generally proportional to the population's economic impact and educational levels.
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Technology's evolution of slim, sleek gadgetry is directly proportional to our appreciation for the computing behemoths of yonder years.
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But, the researchers assert that this is expected—the increase in arrests scales upward proportional to the increase in crime.
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"There&aposs a misguided notion that wisdom is directly proportional to age, but we&aposre disproving that daily," he said.
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But one should keep in mind that the rate of growth in technological knowledge is often proportional to past knowledge.
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It's a network effect: The joy of VR is proportional to the square of the number of people sharing it.
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But it's not whataboutism to suggest that outrage should be proportional to the relative scale of the offense in question.
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"The weight I have gained back is directly proportional to my time focused on diet and gym time," he says.
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In the following days and weeks Giuliani projected a paternal calm that seemed inversely proportional to the anarchy around him.
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When a woman did so, the gender split in question-asking was, on average, proportional to that of the audience.
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Marques said the punishment was proportional to the executives' actions, which did not have "harmful consequences" for the financial system.
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By this I mean I expected much, much worse, and instead the punishment was almost perfectly proportional to the crime.
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There’s a misguided notion that wisdom is directly proportional to age, but we’re disproving that daily.
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The English economist William Hutt imagined that voting power in postapartheid South Africa could be made proportional to economic weight.
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As Frank Guan pointed out in the New Republic, explicitness of racism tends to be inversely proportional to social class.
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In the end, they ended up retiring an amount of coal capacity roughly proportional to the lost demand from California.
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"The increase in criminal offences is not proportional to the increase in the number of asylum seekers," Riedl told Reuters.
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Hariri said that international contributions, "while appreciated ... are not proportional to the large needs of displaced Syrians and host communities".
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If I make the wind change a magnetic field, the electric potential this produces will be proportional to the wind speed.
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"There's a misguided notion that wisdom is directly proportional to age, but we're disproving that daily," Bales said in his speech.
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Does each state get two delegates to send to the convention or do they get a number proportional to their population?
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First, there will be a drag force that is proportional to each ball's velocity (this will make everything eventually settle down).
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Was the strike proportional to the threat, and did the value of the military target justify the risk of killing innocents?
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Each member must contribute its share equally proportional to its economic output and recent burden sharing has been anything but balanced.
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Its continued presence will be "conditions-based, proportional to the need and in coordination with the government of Iraq," it added.
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The West's interest in Helmand was proportional to its military presence in the province, and journalists began cycling in and out.
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The maps below show Sinclair's footprint proportional to its total reach — which now covers an estimated 38 percent of U.S. households.
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"In our view, the use of arms was necessary and proportional to the very real, imminent and lawless aggression," he said.
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If the investigation determines harassment did occur, EEOC guidelines say disciplinary measures should be proportional to the seriousness of the offense.
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"Continued coalition presence will be conditions-based, proportional to the need and in coordination with the government of Iraq," he said.
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White and Latino drivers were stopped at rates proportional to population estimates, with Hispanics accounting for about 40 percent of stops.
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Sometimes, the bottles have been obscure, as the general esteem in which a region is held is inversely proportional to value.
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The algorithm's execution time is thus directly proportional to the number of elements it's handling — which computer scientists designate N. So if you've got an algorithm to find the largest number in a list of 100 numbers (N=100), the time it takes to complete the task is proportional to N—let's say one second per operation.
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The United States is almost balanced, with its high social cost of carbon roughly proportional to how much carbon dioxide it emits.
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So, proportional to the size of their economies, they do a tiny amount of trade with the EU in comparison to Britain.
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Beams spread out proportionally to their wavelength and inversely proportional to the diameter of the emitter, so radio requires a big emitter.
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While the Electoral College is also winner-take-all at the state level, each state's representation is much more proportional to population.
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Players "recur," and the amount of time they spend in-game is more or less proportional to how much money they spend.
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" The jokes: "The length of time to react after a fuck-up is directly proportional to the severity of the fuck-up.
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In this new blockchain-based model, that value is actually given back to the users of the network, proportional to their contribution.
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Key purchases contribute to the pot and a portion gets paid out to players proportional to the number of keys they hold.
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There's no harm in reporting the information, but in a way that's proportional to the risk posed to the possible victims involved.
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The Dow is a price-weighted index, meaning that a stock's impact on the overall group is proportional to its share price.
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For another, the US doesn't do proportional representation, where a party gets seats in the legislature proportional to its national vote percentage.
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The radiant loss of energy goes through the surface of the Earth, which is proportional to the square of the radius (r1003).
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"Limited and specific training missions would be acceptable to us, as well as an American force proportional to that mission," he said.
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"People's willingness to wait is, in some sense, proportional to the perceived value of whatever they're waiting to acquire," Professor Larson said.
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A subsequent table shows the number of state delegate equivalents is directly proportional to county delegates, regardless of turnout by satellite caucus.
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It would move the inmates to one jail in each borough, each with a capacity proportional to the borough's share of inmates.
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" How hilarious you'll think the whole dub will be is directly proportional to how personal you take jabs at the "gamer community.
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And, people will die because of autonomous cars, it's just inevitable, but the numbers will be so vastly smaller, proportional to usage.
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If space expanded at a constant rate, a supernova's redshift would be directly proportional to its distance, and thus to its brightness.
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When a ball overlaps another ball, there will be a force pushing them apart that will be proportional to the distance they overlap.
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And the one they bought the least of, or at least proportional to the hype it got, has to be the Xperia Play.
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The Lemonade team is closely monitoring claims and keeping its fingers crossed that future Givebacks remain proportional to about 10 percent of revenue.
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Glass can take way more heat than a crystal can near absolute zero, with a heat capacity that's directly proportional to the temperature.
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It operates in 15 markets around the country, with the size of the class of interns proportional to the size of the market.
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Since the stopping distance is proportional to the starting velocity squared, doubling the speed would increase the distance by a factor of 4.
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"Continued coalition presence will be conditions-based, proportional to the need and in coordination with the government of Iraq," said U.S. Army Col.
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The amount of the penalties was proportional to the number and the extent of the delays, as well as forecast sales, it said.
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Netanyahu couldn't be more clear about the fact that at the moment, his disdain for Obama is proportional to his optimism about Trump.
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"The conclusion is the Iranians viewed denial of service attacks as completely proportional to the economic sanctions they were experiencing," Daniel told BuzzFeed News.
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If you aren't sure when you need to do this, try looking for clues that your anxiety may not be proportional to the stressor.
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Romero-Cruz argued that for a cabinet to be "representational," its composition should be proportional to the composition of the population as a whole.
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The thermal energy in the interior of the Earth is proportional to its volume, which scales as the cube of the planet's radius (r2100).
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It's a bit anecdotal but if you look at the strength of the Brexit vote, it's proportional to the strength of the housing market.
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"I like to say that the effectiveness of satire is directly proportional to the level of shame a society or community has," he says.
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This is because the dollar price of Bitcoin is directly proportional to the amount of electricity that can profitably be used to mine it.
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Let's imagine that the US somehow moved to a proportional voting system, in which the parties would get the seat shares proportional to their votes.
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"Visceral fat is one of the fats that's hardest to remove," Beaumont said, adding that the amount of this fat usually is proportional to weight.
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Access to the IRS will be proportional to the size of the assets of bidders according to a new rule, two of the sources said.
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Here's the last important point—the magnitude of the friction force is proportional to the force with which the ground pushes up on the human.
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It suggests that punishment for low-level drug violations should be meted out with alternatives to jail; penalties should be proportional to the crimes committed.
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It did not specify a percentage to be allocated to the KRG, instead stipulating it would receive funds proportional to its share of the population.
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The extent to which labeling changes health outcomes is proportional to the occurrence of each of the following four steps: Step 1: Consumers read labels.
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But those numbers aren't proportional to the demographics of Bloomfield itself, which is roughly 60 percent white, 24.5 percent Latino, and 18.5 percent African-American.
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The best quality of Saturn is, of course, its unmistakable rings of ice and rock, which are cartoonishly iconic, irresistibly proportional to the human eye.
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Economics says that the likelihood that a person will bear the burden of an increase in profit margins is inversely proportional to their price sensitivity.
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The difference, in my mind, is proportional to the value that an embedded assistant will deliver, which must go beyond being able to execute commands.
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Kant thought that the only way to sort things out was to have faith in an afterlife, where people's happiness is proportional to their goodness.
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He later told reporters on the South Lawn that any lethal U.S. military strike would be proportional to an Iranian one on an oil site.
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Furman also said that the tax credit, unlike an innovation box, can improve businesses' cash flow and is proportional to the amount of research undertaken.
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Americans should view the $25 million appropriation as a small start to a larger need for funding, proportional to firearm-related injuries' burden to society.
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His friends were a band of fellow-Afghan boys who clung together with a staunchness that was directly proportional to their lack of parental protection.
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"I saw a tweet once that was nasty, about how the length of someone's signature is directly proportional to how crazy they are," she said.
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Richard Blumenthal told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Erin Burnett OutFront" that Mueller's team had been right to seek a stronger sentence proportional to Manafort's crimes.
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The increase in the pie as a whole is proportional to the before-tax return on capital (the gain to the economy from new capital).
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Third, the services and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) will participate to varying degrees, proportional to their advocacy for the new round.
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The triumph, after the war, of the Bauhaus as a style and a brand were almost inversely proportional to its failure as a social program.
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Nicholas, South Forsyth High School, Cumming, Ga.: The impacts of gravity and the adaptation that organisms can make to counter it and "How Insects Cope When Blood Rushes to Their Heads" Newton's law of universal gravitation states that every particle attracts every other particle in the universe with a force proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the distance squared between their centers.
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If the cuts are proportional to income tax burden, and concentrated among the richest Americans who pay the most income taxes, the results are, unsurprisingly, progressive.
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Today there are five aboriginal members of parliament, which gives Australia's 700,000-odd indigenous people representation which is almost proportional to their share of the population.
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It looks like in an urban setting, drivers are willing to take detours that are roughly proportional to the distance between their starting point and destination.
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"Uncomfortable football-as-war metaphor: The size of the bomb is directly proportional to a team's desperation and rarely impacts the score," Weir wrote on Thursday.
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Proportional to world population, it would be rivaled only by the An Lushan rebellion in eighth-century China and the Mongol conquests of the 19953th century.
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Dr. Volkow and colleagues showed that morbidly obese individuals had reductions in their D2 receptors and that the reduction was proportional to their body mass index.
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As a result, the whole pie is growing faster than the slice for capital owners (which is proportional to the smaller after-tax return on capital).
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Hispanic legislative representation has grown consistently over the past 2628 years but still remains far from proportional to the Hispanic share of the United States population.
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Keep calm and argue on: This just might be the right approach with a president whose powers are inversely proportional to his knowledge of the world.
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It's generally agreed upon that Greek pizza is mediocre at best, with a tastiness that is directly proportional to the amount of alcohol one has consumed.
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In 1972, Jacob Bekenstein argued that a black hole's surface area was proportional to its entropy, and thus the second law similarity was a true identity.
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The number of Electoral College electors equals the number of representatives and senators in Congress, with each state receiving a share roughly proportional to its population size.
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In their paper, DeMarco and Lindsey demonstrated that the 23-D objects they build from Julia sets have a curvature distribution that's exactly proportional to the MME.
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An ampere is proportional to the mechanical force generated between two wires (strictly speaking of infinite length, but let that pass) as a current flows through them.
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While they range widely in severity and scope, the overall picture is of an industry that has not taken security measures proportional to the sensitive information involved.
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Ricky Gervais' third directorial project, made for Netflix on what looks like a tiny budget, is modestly hilarious when it keeps the story proportional to its funding.
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" Joinery earns money by taking a 20 percent commission on top of whatever the tenant chooses to charge, says Ramsey: "It's proportional to the cost you're paying.
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"The risk created by the collection of such data has nowhere been demonstrated to be proportional to the reduction of risk achieved by bulk acquisition," he said.
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The payout is proportional to the decline — so if there is a 20% decline in Chinese-student revenue, the insurance pay out would be about $12 million.
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Mr. Percher, the Nephron Research analyst, said that if the chains paid a figure proportional to what the national distributors offered, it would be about $13.8 billion.
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But we can get a rough estimate of the effect with this simple equation: This says air drag is proportional to the square of the velocity (v ).
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He defended the cuts proposed for the National Cancer Institute, saying they were proportional to the cuts proposed for its parent agency, the National Institutes of Health.
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Under the model being discussed, Tata and Thyssenkrupp would each own shares in the venture proportional to the value of the businesses they were contributing, the newspaper said.
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A direct consequence of this constancy is that the genetic difference between any two species is proportional to the time since these species last shared a common ancestor.
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According to Wood, a Harvard professor who founded the school's microrobotics laboratory, the amount of weight the patch can support is proportional to the area of the patch.
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It's an ambitious scheme, one in which a writer can potentially earn payment proportional to her impact on an audience, while avoiding the web's traditional reliance on advertisers.
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Chances are you learned about Hooke's Law in science class: the force needed to extend or compress a spring by a given distance is proportional to that distance.
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The city spends 9 to 11 percent of its budget on Palestinian neighborhoods, not proportional to their population, said Meir Margalit, a dovish former Jerusalem city council member.
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What's more, investigated levels in obese patients after they underwent bariatric surgery, and their weight loss was directly proportional to the decrease in levels of the sLR11 protein.
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Under the new bill, pension fund executives would face a cut in their pay proportional to the steepest benefit cuts any retiree would face under their pension plans.
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Since climate footprints are directly proportional to income, people who are wealthy enough to choose to fly places on vacation should be the leaders in individual climate reductions.
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Pew and other groups have urged the agency to make changes, including requiring that overdraft fees be "reasonable and proportional" to the bank's costs in covering the shortfall.
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Justice works best when it is swift and certain, the punishment is proportional to the crime, and the defendant gets a chance to make his or her case.
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There were also 64 non-constituency seats which, as in Germany, are distributed so as to ensure the make-up of parliament was proportional to the national vote.
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A person familiar with the matter said the decrease in the number of African American officers was proportional to that of all officers over the last several years.
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If the media's coverage was actually proportional to how much Americans care about the collusion narrative, it'd be a few minutes in an overnight rerun at 2 a.m.
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Use of force is also now explicitly mandated to be only used "when objectively reasonably, necessary and proportional to effectively and safely resolve the incident," according to the policy.
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Likewise San Francisco, Oakland and three other Californian counties have sued dozens of carbon majors, including BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell, for damages proportional to their share.
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The bottom line was that: 'Comey's communicativeness with the committee—and through it with the public—will almost certainly be inversely proportional to the seriousness of the Russia investigation.
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"Our continued presence in Iraq will be conditions-based, proportional to need, in coordination with and by the approval of the Iraqi government," said U.S. Army Colonel Ryan Dillon.
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Also, the use of force must be proportional to the perceived threat or, when applied to a military target, must minimize harm of damage to civilians or civilian targets.
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It also said costs and benefits for each country should be outlined and that each should allocate financial support proportional to the benefits they could expect from the project.
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A guard needs to know that he or she doesn't have the right to search anybody and that self-defense is only legal if it's proportional to the attack.
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I don't know about you, but the extent to which I take a given journal article seriously is inversely proportional to the number of exclamation points in the title.
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Each country uses a slightly different process, with the uniting requirement that the number of seats won by political parties be roughly proportional to their share of the vote.
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If I take the natural log of the actual data for the number of infections (divided by the initial number), then that number should be proportional to the time.
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The selling point for investors who sign on with Edly is that they can buy shares from schools' ISA pools with return percentages proportional to what they put in.
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And then they are holding [the second set of] hands, [which are] meant to be proportional to the Ghundara, as if we found the lost hands of the Ghundara Buddha.
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Maybe the commercial value and cultural cache of music worldwide is no longer directly proportional to how North American it is or how much of it is sung in English.
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The Sun had indeed deflected passing light with a strength inversely proportional to the passing light's distance from the Sun's center—that is, in accordance with the strength of gravity.
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The newspaper said that under the model currently being discussed Tata and Thyssenkrupp would each shares in the joint venture proportional to the values of the businesses they were contributing.
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This means that electrons with the same property of "spin"—which is proportional to the electron's magnetic moment—cannot occupy the same quantum state around an atom in the metal.
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In fact Johannes Kepler found the the time it takes a planet to orbit the Sun was proportional to its distance to the Sun (again, technically these orbits are ellipses).
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Atoms can only give off energy in discrete packets known as "quanta"—much like currency only comes in specific denominations—and that amount of energy is proportional to Planck's constant.
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The decision by so many leading Republicans to remain on the sidelines is all the more notable because it appears inversely proportional to the scale of concern about Mr. Trump.
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Another theory of Lee's is based on Metcalfe's law, which says that the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of users on the network.
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New York's Empire State Building was the perfect spot for Kylie Jenner and Tyga's Valentine's Day date because the 102-story skyscraper is directly proportional to their love for each other.
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It showed us that it is possible to ultimately achieve democracy's real purpose: to truly reflect the beliefs of the people in it and to have power proportional to our representation.
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Dr Geraci is looking for deviations from Newton's inverse-square law of gravity (that the gravitational force between two objects is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them).
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But a move to completely abandon the capital key or to shift to purchases proportional to the volumes of outstanding debt issued by euro zone countries are unlikely, the sources said.
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In the case of a fire, the blaze replaces the sun as a heat source, and the fire in essence produces its own "upslope flow" that's proportional to the fire's strength.
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This law, central to both Newton's and Einstein's descriptions of the force, is that the gravitational attraction between two bodies is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
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Partner with a local restaurant or bar and host a gathering where men pay full price and women receive 20 percent off, proportional to their average earnings in comparison to men.
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"The Mexican government asserts that its actions will continue adhering to the rule of international trade law and will be proportional to the damage that Mexico unfortunately receives," the statement said.
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The Carnegie Museum's annual operating expenses far exceed $5 million, and W.A.G.E. uses a scaling mechanism to calculate equitable compensation for artists that is directly proportional to an organization's financial means.
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The Times could put in place a quota for women's letters, ensuring that the number of women published each week is roughly proportional to the number of women in the population.
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In the example given, the number of state delegate equivalents awarded to each satellite caucus is directly proportional to the number of county convention delegates, even though they have varying turnout.
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KDB may offer about 500 billion won ($468.42 million), proportional to its stake, to help fund GM's pledged investment in the unit, KDB Chairman and CEO Lee Dong-gull told Reuters.
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Trump later told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House that he believed a lethal U.S. military strike would be proportional to an Iranian one on an oil site.
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"The Management and Planning Organization of Iran have drawn up a plan that is proportional to the conditions of America's exit from the nuclear deal," government spokesman Mohammad Baqer Nobakht said.
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"It's baffling that this decision took so long and that the penalties are not proportional to the crimes," said Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of the U.S.-based abuse tracking group BishopAccountability.org.
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The census is mandated by the Constitution (Article I, Section 2); it also mandates that any tax levied by Congress on the states be proportional to its population (Article I, Section 85033).
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A Virginia law dictates that delegates vote for the candidate who wins the state primary, NBC News reported, although the Virginia Republican Party rules call for voting proportional to the primary results.
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They reach as high as thirty feet, which, proportional to the insects' tiny size, is the equivalent of our building something twice as tall as the 2,722-foot Burj Khalifa, in Dubai.
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The dark-blue line — representing the cross-sectional strategy — goes long the three countries with the steepest curves and short the three with the flattest curves (with weight inversely proportional to rank).
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Linear change is when we see a gradual rise in cases of the virus — or in hate crimes — over time, that is proportional to changes in some variables, like contact with strangers.
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Suite must be same size OR LARGER than suite of U.S.A. President Donald J. Trump, calculated on basis of total square footage, NOT as proportional to heights or volumes of respective leaders.
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In a world where an establishment's quality is often perceived as proportional to its prices, the distinction of being one of the world's cheapest Michelin-star restaurants can be a dubious one.
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The income and principal from these bonds would pay you and all others your age an inflation-indexed pension that is proportional to what you accumulated and that continues until you die.
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However, the animals are quite different in appearance: okapis' necks are much more proportional to their bodies, and their legs feature horizontal black-and-white stripes that contrast their dark brown coats.
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The chaos was over the government's electoral reform bill, which makes the allocation of the National Assembly's 300 seats more proportional to votes and boosts the presence of minor parties in parliament.
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" Michael Sulmeyer, the Pentagon's former director of cyber policy planning, said that while releasing damning financial documents would probably be proportional to the Russian election interference, it's "probably unlikely at this point.
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By college, the numbers even out — stats provided by American Student Government Association show that women hold 52.93% of student government positions, roughly proportional to the percentage of women in college in America.
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Centrist party Ciudadanos proposed the six-point reform package - aimed at fighting corruption and making the voting system more proportional - to the Conservative People's Party (PP) and its leader Mariano Rajoy last week.
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But more important, it means that Indian women's votes will at last be proportional to their numbers — even if they are not yet fairly represented in the number of parliamentary seats they hold.
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When large states proposed a fair legislature, where each state would be given seats proportional to its population, Delaware delegate Gunning Bedford literally threatened that his state would make war on its neighbors.
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The whole point of democracy is that the number of people who participate in an election is proportional to the number of people who will have to live intimately with an election's outcome.
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" According to the rules of engagement (ROE), responses from the military must be "proportional to the provocation," and that force "must be reasonable in nature, duration, and scope to the perceived or demonstrated threat.
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I'm just curious how you validated the synergistic value of the two companies and if long-tail growth is directly or inversely proportional to the rise of what the pundits are calling "peak television"?
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The current cost per hectare to rent farmland in the fertile Vojvodina region is generally between 100 and 500 euros per year depending on soil quality, and this rate is proportional to crop prices.
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Elkus wants this under-25 set to have a seat at the policy table that's proportional to their demographic weight, and he thinks that his organization, Helena, is a means of getting them there.
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The big upside to all flavors of proportionality — and the reason places hardly ever backslide from proportional to nonproportional systems — is that it basically solves all the map-drawing problems in one fell swoop.
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" Dreaming of glory, she enrolls with her little brother, Cricket, at Pearl Famous Academy, where, according to one sensei, "the effectiveness of our institution's curriculum is directly proportional to the misery of the student.
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However, in the study, researchers realized people are doing what's known as "balance-matching," in which the amount they pay per card per month is proportional to the total amount owed on that card.
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The projections above are based on what would happen if people of color owned businesses proportional to their share of the labor force; the estimates are derived from an analysis of U.S. Census data.
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There's a chemistry law that basically says the concentration of a gas dissolved in a liquid is proportional to the pressure of that gas in the atmosphere above the liquid, according to Chemical & Engineering News.
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This demands that armies distinguish between combatants and civilians, refrain from attacks where the risk to civilians outweighs the military advantage, use no more force than is proportional to the objective and avoid unnecessary suffering.
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Toward the end of my research, I asked tech CEOs to tell me how equal or unequal an economy would be in a perfectly meritocratic society where everyone's income was precisely proportional to their productivity.
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Since the area of the injury's circle is proportional to the number of injuries, this infographic is similar to a bubble graph, but with two categorical variables – the sport and the location of the injury.
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We found that if you put anything less than approximately $2300,21 on your card, total, assuming the spending categories of your budget are proportional to the average traveler, the Preferred will have a higher return.
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"In contrast, an innovation box primarily creates an incentive for engaging in research that is highly profitable for the firm because the tax benefits are proportional to the income generated by the innovation," he said.
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In the same tweet, the president warned the U.S. could retaliate in a "disproportionate manner" — another potential violation of international law, which requires countries to plan counterattacks that are proportional to the threat they face.
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Some Republicans and conservative advocacy groups have rallied behind the North Carolina legislators, arguing there is no constitutional right for a political party's seat count to be proportional to its percentage of the statewide vote.
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"In this awakened era of #MeToo, it is hard to see how anyone could ... think this minimal sentence is proportional to the seriousness of Mr. Hill's triple-digit sex crimes," Ragatz wrote in a court filing.
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He knew that the force of friction acting between two sliding surfaces is proportional to the load pressing the surfaces together and that friction is independent of the apparent area of contact between the two surfaces.
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It will qualify the Green Party for recognition as an official national party, and for federal funding in the 2020 presidential race proportional to the amount of votes received — at least $8 million to $10 million.
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Instead of buying expensive planes outright, jet setters often pay for an equity stake in an aircraft proportional to how much time they plan to use it, while the brand handles logistics like fueling and maintenance.
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It seems desirable that the majority party should be restricted to drawing a more-or-less straight line that cuts the state in two, proportional to the number of seats to which each party is entitled.
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"We discovered that the beauty and wonder of living in Italy," Sacret Young says, "is directly proportional to the crazy things you have to do just to exist here and get on with your daily life."
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"People are going to be watching to see if minority voters turn out at a rate that's even remotely proportional to their percentage of the population," said Andra Gillespie, a political-science professor at Emory University.
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The contrast, while unusually extreme, reflects a trend across the city: With a record number of New Yorkers experiencing homelessness, charter schools are serving fewer homeless students, proportional to their total enrollment, than traditional public schools.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that U.S. negotiators had asked Chinese officials to commit to some up front agricultural purchases, while Beijing wants those purchases to be proportional to rollbacks of existing U.S. tariffs.
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The result was a record 10 Indigenous Members of Parliament elected to the House of Commons — or 3 percent of the 338 seats, which is proportional to the number of Indigenous adults who live in Canada.
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And we should be accelerating; the most basic law of physics is that if an object has some force acting on it, then it will speed up or slow down with an acceleration proportional to its mass.
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They appeared to get some support from Kavanaugh, who asked repeatedly whether the Constitution could require "proportional representation" - with legislative seats gained being proportional to the statewide vote's party breakdown - to be used when districts are drawn.
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That time was proportional to the amount of time it had been squeezed for—meaning if you crumple up a candy wrapper and then let go, its structure locks in information on how long the crumpling lasted.
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It is important that the parameters of Casper are set attractively enough that a significant fraction of ether would be staked, because the strength of the system would be proportional to the amount of honestly staked ether.
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TSA officials are warning travelers to allow extra time when heading to the airport this summer, as the agency's staffing for security lines has decreased slightly in the past year instead of increasing proportional to passenger traffic.
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"How nervous the government is about losing control over the population is proportional to various control tactics they implement over the Internet," said Mahsa Alimardani, who researches internet freedoms in Iran for Article 19 (and writes for Motherboard).
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Unlike Mr. Sanders's suggested payroll tax, this tax is not proportional to workers' pay and thus would have regressive effects, Howard Gleckman of the Tax Policy Center and Matt Bruenig of the progressive People's Policy Project have argued.
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Testimony at Senate hearing At the Senate hearing this week, experts testified that the use of nuclear weapons must be proportional to a threat, and the Pentagon has extensive options for use of conventional weapons against North Korea.
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McGregor is unambiguously famous, however, and in a sport where pay is proportional to the size of the audience a fighter draws, a star at the top of the roster has other U.F.C. fighters envisioning their own paydays.
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She compared the tumors' sizes to two apples, three kiwis and a few strawberries — "a fruit bowl of pain everyday," she wrote — and added that the weight and size of the growths was proportional to being six months pregnant.
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Immigrants: As the Trump administration attempts to draw attention to unauthorized immigrants who have committed crimes in the U.S., the BJS found that the population of non-citizens in prison was proportional to their share of the overall population.
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To get a representative experience from people in protected groups, such as race, religion, disability, or sexual orientation, it sampled at least 100 people from these groups, and weighted their response to be proportional to the population they represent.
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THE GUARDED GATE Bigotry, Eugenics, and the Law That Kept Two Generations of Jews, Italians and Other European Immigrants Out of America By Daniel Okrent Today's vehement demands to stop immigrants are neither new nor proportional to their numbers.
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"For the coming years, in order to secure employment and ensure the development of the group in the energy transition, we propose to introduce a dividend policy proportional to the group's net income," the unions added in the letter.
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State law and state party rules may conflict, as they do in Virginia, where state law dictates that all delegates must vote for the primary winner while state party rules say delegate votes should be proportional to the outcome.
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"All other known springs, biological and nonbiological, lengthen in a way that is directly proportional to the force applied to them only until they have been stretched to about 120 percent of their original length," Ha said in a statement.
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Such forces would, for instance, cause the gravitational attraction between the objects in question to deviate from Newton's inverse-square law, which states that the gravitational force between two bodies is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
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"This amendment would align UniCredit's governance with the principle that the voting system be proportional to the capital invested, in line with international best practice," the bank said in a statement on Thursday about the removal of the 5 percent cap.
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The Swiss would also contribute to the EU budget and provide financial support to poorer regions in the EU in a way that is proportional to the benefits the Alpine country draws from having unhindered access to the EU market.
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Occupation: Administrative AssistantIndustry: NonprofitAge: 26Location: Chicago, ILSalary: $230,225.34 Additional Income: ~400/month from tutoringPaycheck Amount (2x/month): $1,457.21 Monthly ExpensesRent: $850 (I live with my boyfriend and we split rent proportional to our salaries, but split utilities/electric/parking in half.
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The monthly income received by imprisoned terrorists and their families is directly proportional to the length of the prison sentences that they receive in Israeli courts — or in other words, the number of people they manage to maim and kill.
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California's success provides a model for much of what a strong disclosure regime should do: close nonprofit loopholes, require that election advertisements bear the names of top funders, make disclosure rules reasonable and proportional to enable compliance and enforce the law.
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Curiously, the number of bits is proportional to the black hole's surface area, not its volume, meaning that the amount of information you could stuff into a black hole is limited by its area, not, as one might think, its volume.
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Its magnitude depends on the product of the two masses (let's call them mA and mB), and is inversely proportional to the square of the distance (r) between their centers: So with three objects, there are multiple gravitational forces to calculate.
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The bones that turned up most often in the layers of artifacts at the cave also tended to be the ones with the most bone marrow (proportional to their weight, at least), and Blasco and her colleagues suggest that's no coincidence.
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It occurs — this will not come as a surprise to anyone on the way to Kennedy whose anxiety level is inversely proportional to the tortoiselike speed of his or her taxi — because they are in a position to be hit.
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There are dozens of videos devoted to outing Jennelle — some smarmy, most boring, and others done with the type of fervor and Grand Canyon-sized lapses of logic that's only possible from those whose talent is inversely proportional to their jealousy.
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The monthly income received by imprisoned terrorists and their families is directly proportional to the length of the prison sentences that they receive in Israeli courts, or – in other words – the number of people they manage to maim and kill.
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As their eye shadow and punchy, theatrical dynamics would indicate, they draw as much influence from mid-'00s American emo bands as from late '00's Korean indie-rock, but their strengths are inversely proportional to those of most emo bands.
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Redditor Kulper rolls up his/her sleeves and dives headfirst into all things first generatino with a post aptly titled "A deconstruction of the first-generation Pokemon universe" I recommend giving the whole post a read through, but some of the highlights include:- Red and Blue are bioengineered humans made by Professor Oak- Items found on the ground are leftover remains from trainers devoured by wild Pokémon- Pokeballs leak radiation proportional to the mass of the Pokemon contained within, and the amount of radiation that the human trainer can safely withstand is proportional to their own body mass.
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They include the question of where Mylan's payment is "proportional to what Mylan overcharged taxypayers," as well as "how much of the settlement would be returned to the states," who with the federal government jointly run Medicaid, which covers primarily poor people.
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Sanders' staff last month ratified a collective bargaining agreement that doubles the amount of time off from 10 to 20 days a year, provides mandatory breaks, and caps managers' pay in a way that is proportional to the salaries of unionized workers.
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Despite Stephen Hawking's groundbreaking work on black hole radiation, Allen and Lidstrom note a "fundamental mystery is why the entropy should be proportional to the area rather than the volume, as is the case for other physical systems" when it comes to black holes.
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"In this awakened era of #MeToo, it is hard to see how anyone could ... think this minimal sentence is proportional to the seriousness of Mr. Hill's triple-digit sex crimes," prosecutor Thomas Ragatz wrote in June, when the state appealed Judge Stephen L. Smith's decision.
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In situations that don't involve suspects armed with guns—roughly half of the 963 people killed by police last year—PERF says officers should be better trained to defuse conflicts, and to use force proportional to the threat they face, not simply force that's justifiable.
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All of the speakers will be reminded of their strict time limits, and Clinton campaign advisers said they expected several drafts of speeches to arrive past their deadlines, since the degree of last-minute tinkering tends to be proportional to the importance of the speakers.
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Cancer-related fatigue is considered a "distressing, persistent, subjective sense of physical, emotional, or cognitive tiredness or exhaustion related to cancer or cancer treatment that is not proportional to recent activity and interferes with usual functioning," the authors write in British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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The significant faith I'd invested in those bearded men and their magic was only proportional to the shock of realizing, on the very night of their welcome parade, that they were products of a tangled web of lies perpetuated by adults and society at large.
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In general terms, we wrote this as an update formula, where the change in total cases (𝚫N) per time period (𝚫t)—let's define this as one day now—is proportional to the total (N), and that proportionality factor, a, is the percentage daily infection rate.
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The New York Times published estimates by Nebraska University public health researcher Dr. James Lawler in which 99 percent of projected fatalities occurred among those over 60, so estimates of a region's population over age 6900 should be a reliable statistic proportional to coronavirus lethality.
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A lawful order is generally understood by the US military to mean any counterattack would have to be proportional to the threat in terms of damage and casualties of that attack against the US. The story was first reported by The New York Times.
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How much each of NATO's 28 member nations contributes to the alliance's direct spending is proportional to G.D.P. The United States has the largest national income and contributes the most to NATO, at about 22 percent, but the other member nations all pay their bills.
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Proportional to the Tundra cooler series, the V Series weighs 35 pounds empty, which is heavy for a 24.75-inch wide, 17.375-inch tall, 16.375-inch deep cooler, but again, you don't want to be lugging this thing to and fro in the first place.
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In his talk, he deconstructed the survival kit of many middle-class, white male students: online pornography, binge drinking, a brotherhood in which respect is proportional to the disrespect heaped onto young women during hookups, and finally, the most ubiquitous affirmation of their tenuous power, video games.
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"The general rule regarding armed conflict is that when you use military force against a target it's only supposed to be for military necessity and proportional to the strategic interest," said Scott Anderson, a former U.S. diplomat and expert in international law at the Brookings Institution.
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Giving a greater increase to smaller institutions seems like the very definition of equity, until one looks more closely to see that these increases, rather than giving greater funding to lesser-funded organizations, are proportional to the existing allocations (captured in the chart above) that are hugely inequitable.
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"If you have to give a presentation at work and lose sleep over it for the whole week, or if you're going to go on a date and you can't eat because your G.I. system is acting up, that is not proportional to the task at hand," Hendriksen adds.
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The police force adopted the Use of Force Policy in 2012 as part of its reform agreement with the Justice Department, which required officers to use "objectively reasonable force, proportional to the threat or urgency of the situation" only when necessary as well as de-escalation techniques when possible.
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They found that, because the size of an animal is typically proportional to the size of the sticky pads needed to climb vertical surfaces, a human would need to have 40 percent of its body surface covered in adhesive pads to climb the way that animals like geckos do.
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The World Bank has been a major feature of the post-World War II economic order and enjoyed broad bipartisan support in the U.S. It is run by a board of 25 directors, and a country's voting power is proportional to the amount of capital it contributes toward the bank.
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And we would be able to straighten the teeth out, and we would also be able to use a laser where we would reshape some of the gum so that you wouldn&apost see as much to make it more proportional to the rest of your teeth and your smile.
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The officials said he responded to a question on equivalence by noting that the extent of EU rules governing relations with non-EU financial centers was proportional to the volume of EU business conducted in them — and so to the risk of, say, a bank collapse in London destabilizing markets on the continent.
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