The lovers grow quieter and quieter but are so pale they are unable to blush.
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"As people got louder and louder, Ayesha would just get quieter and quieter," Rasheed recalls.
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"As you walk down 77th from Lexington, each block gets quieter and quieter," Ms. Kolendo said.
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"The United States delegation to the convention has become quieter and quieter, contributing less and less to multilateral discussions."
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But March has reduced the city in tangible waves, in less notable places: New York becomes quieter and quieter.
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A quieter cut Every two weeks, Jordie and his parents arrived at the barbershop near closing time when things were quieter.
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The pulse of the now-searing hot forge gets quieter and quieter and I make my way back to Peckham High Street.
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"He was chattier when he was younger, and over the course of a decade he got quieter and quieter," she told the station.
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For me it got quieter and quieter as time went by, and now it's the faintest beating, barely audible, most of the time.
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Microsoft says it did redesign the Laptop 103's keyboard to be a little quieter than before, and sure enough, it's a little quieter than last year's model.
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It draws you down and lulls you and it gets quieter and quieter, and then you do find faces of Japan which you don't really encounter on the surface.
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The movie would be grimmer — and quieter — without them.
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LR: They took off, circled round and buzzed over the top of me, and gradually the noise gets quieter and quieter, and you're just staring at it until it's a tiny black speck.
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This is simply a quieter period in the moon's cycle.
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They decided to create a quieter environment for teenage girls.
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I want to help us all find the quieter spots.
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It was a lot quieter today around here without him.
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Interstate Gospel's quieter moments often rivet like the rockers don't.
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I was a much quieter kid than I am now.
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LHS22018 is much quieter, making it a potentially better target.
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We would like to make New York a quieter place.
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Without mastering, the song will be quieter and less punchy.
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So it makes sense to move to a quieter city.
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But you're much quieter than when I was last here!
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The financial tensions between them are quieter but as important.
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Many wondered if 2019 would be a quieter wildfire season.
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Better engines are making them quieter and cheaper to run.
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These are more efficient at producing thrust, and also quieter.
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The sonic thump is quieter than many of those things.
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A song is made of quieter and more agitated moments.
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It's barely more balanced than the Fugoo, but quieter too.
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Whoever isn't is going to be quieter, like the Republicans.
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He's the quieter, more poetic guitarist in King Ly Chee.
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NASA says it will build a quieter supersonic passenger jet
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In the meantime, I've been watching some much quieter films.
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Things get much quieter when you turn on noise cancellation.
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Knock on my door, and I'll know to be quieter.
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The opening of the SoHo store this month was quieter.
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But he didn't answer; he was quieter all the time.
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On Wall Street, the phones have been a little quieter.
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Conservatives have been quieter so far, but not completely silent.
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Meyers, by contrast, gets quieter when he gets more serious.
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Even the quieter moments are improved by Zemeckis's restless camera.
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The larger its engines and wingspan, the quieter the cabin.
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But there is another, quieter, revolution reshaping the agricultural world.
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The north of the country has not been much quieter.
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Things quieter than just about anything you'll have heard before.
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But quieter in this story is discussion of his father.
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And a lot of times, the creative minds are quieter.
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The stars of the teams have been a bit quieter.
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Her voice was at least two notches quieter than Belling's.
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In any case, by Wednesday, the governor was decidedly quieter.
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AFTER: On March 14, that same fountain is far quieter.
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But Mr. Lewis's quieter passages can be just as transporting.
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Grieving, on the other hand, is a much quieter process.
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The intermittent wails of an infant pierced the quieter moments.
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He had always been quiet, but he got even quieter.
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But in later prophetic books the divine voice grows quieter.
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He said the last three months was usually quieter too.
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Not because it's safer or faster, but because it's quieter.
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Rocks and rubber bullets in Sunday clashes Sunday was quieter.
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Mr. Ticer is quieter, gentler and more of a tactician.
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He seemed more distant that day, his voice quieter, raspier.
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Both are relaxing, quieter settings, compared with hectic South Beach.
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On the way back, however, things were more relaxed, quieter.
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This year, the factory seems quieter than usual, she said.
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Being in these quieter anchorages makes it harder to get food.
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But Mondays are far quieter — just like the floor of Congress.
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Is it true Japanese restaurants are typically quieter than other restaurants?
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Ever felt like packing it all in for a quieter life?
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During the 1970s, however, the Soviet Union was developing quieter submarines.
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It will be as quiet or quieter than a jet ski.
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Skeptics, however, doubt that people will tolerate even the quieter booms.
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They're also quieter and more comfortable, and they break down less.
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Google found a way to make it even quieter than before.
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It's quieter, too — crucial for video — and remains weather sealed throughout.
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Another, quieter movement against abortion, however, may be coming to fruition.
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It's pretty loud, and there's no way to make it quieter.
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But a quieter failure last year was LG's modular phone series.
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"This year is expected to be a quieter affair," says Ball.
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But there was also a quieter clash, initiated by Colorado Sen.
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The plane is quieter than the four-engine plane, for one.
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Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor made a quieter entrance on May 6th.
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They were quieter than usual but just as crowded as ever.
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People will still yell "FAKE!" but it'll be a quieter yell.
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But there is a different and far quieter backlash brewing, too.
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Building on an earlier Mavic update, they're now quieter than ever.
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To that end, they worked tirelessly to make their drones quieter.
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Keep in mind: The interventions took place during quieter news periods.
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Uber says its VTOLs will be 15 decibels quieter than helicopters.
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They're usually seen under quieter, less crowded conditions, without entrance fees.
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The office holiday party may be a quieter event this year.
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The years that followed living in Alpine, New Jersey were quieter.
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"Oh, such a lot," she said, but things were quieter now.
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The cars are far quieter than the earsplitting Formula One racers.
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The exhaust is quieter so your ears will be spared too.
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Accordingly, the flavors are quieter here, at times too much so.
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As the bill's defenders grew in numbers, its opponents grew quieter.
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Something slicker, burlier, more tectonic and expansive, but also, somehow, quieter.
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Scherrer shops in the early morning, when the store is quieter.
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Birch is the smaller, tidier and quieter of Mr. Sukle's restaurants.
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Roads on the East Coast are also much quieter than usual.
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But there are quieter alternatives, if you know where to look.
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A British supermarket chain is introducing "quieter hour" for autistic shoppers.
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The farm continues to operate, though it feels a lot quieter.
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Those moving include artists, families or people seeking a quieter life.
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During quieter months, the starting rate is around $640 per night.
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In general, 2016 has been a quieter year globally for listings.
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But there are also quieter works by far less familiar names.
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On the plus side, they're quieter than the street-facing rooms.
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It's that the world during a snowstorm is smaller, quieter, softer.
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Jessica Simpson entered the field as a quieter, more chaste presence.
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One home on Blossom Street is quieter than the rest. Mrs.
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Electric cars are quieter than their internal combustion engine-having counterparts.
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Children who have exhausted their boundless energy make much quieter neighbors.
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Siatta was quieter than usual and emanated discipline and self-control.
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He's quieter, more serious and less interested in toys and humans.
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More recently, merchants said, the Pegatron night market has grown quieter.
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He settled into communications work, thinking that it would be quieter.
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With a smaller child, multitasking may be possible during quieter moments.
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It will still create sonic booms, though quieter than the Concorde's.
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In uptown [Manhattan], the average sound level is much quieter than downtown.
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It's the quieter moments that make Apollo 11 so breathtaking to behold.
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Dyson has used it Air Multiplier technology before to create quieter fans.
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Dyson has used it Air Multiplier technology before to create quieter fans.
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Even as aircraft have become quieter, noise complaints have continued, she noted.
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It's been a much quieter business in recent years as a result.
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They are quieter, better armed and have a greater range of operation.
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On the product side, this has been a quieter quarter for Snap.
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It's not just the big things; it's smaller, quieter things, internal things.
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A much quieter group in the community were thankful for the ban.
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The incumbents have certainly had quieter off-season breaks than their challengers.
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After an eventful seventh inning, the eighth could not have been quieter.
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More sparks of the show's great premise alight in its quieter moments.
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Roads in a Chinese city have gotten much quieter in recent years.
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Plus, it's battery-powered so it's quieter and more eco-friendly, too.
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The keynote this year comes off of a quieter season for Apple.
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Even ride-on lawnmowers could become quieter and more reliable with batteries.
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The company has been far quieter about high-profile departures since then.
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It's definitely quieter than being in a house with so many kids.
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IN MUCH of the rich world, urban public transport is becoming quieter.
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Especially in the quieter and more emotional moments the film affords him.
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It also introduced a new keyboard design, purportedly to make things quieter.
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But city overlords have another, perhaps quieter, constituency to satisfy: scooter lovers.
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Some air conditioners are better insulated for sound so they're much quieter.
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"The bats have been a little quieter than usual lately," Ahmed said.
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Mercury enters Leo July 5, putting you in a quieter, introspective mood.
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Even though sonar from helicopters is quieter, the whales acted more evasively.
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In Egypt, restaurants are open during the day, but quieter than usual.
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But it's much quieter than a regular home theater setup would be.
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I am quieter and often fall into the role of second banana.
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There are two pools: the large Soleil Pool and quieter Chiki Pool.
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The Towers, however, has its own separate lobby, which was much quieter.
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But what if instead of becoming a louder sound, it became quieter?
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Davis described his swing as quieter now and a little bit shorter.
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"The Bureau," while a quieter and subtler show, is no less intense.
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The intensity is quieter, the moments less conspicuous to a television audience.
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The car is much quieter then and things seem to hang unspoken.
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Solange has been relatively quieter, only (only!) appearing on Saturday Night Live.
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Fewer fans means this thing is way quieter than the Pro 4.
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I had expected things to be quieter, but they weren't at all.
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He retired in 2013 to a quieter life of philanthropy and mentoring.
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Lockheed has been working with NASA to develop a quieter supersonic jet.
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The roar on an airplane is a quieter roar on an airplane.
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Goodison Park was quieter than usual, too, for much of United's visit.
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Forex markets were much quieter on Friday, however, as traders took stock.
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But it wasn't just that: Around me, other women seemed quieter too.
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But it's a kind of a quieter way of showing my opinion.
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In the videos, he appeared quieter and less gregarious than his partner.
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Men's wear has long tended to be quieter than women's, of course.
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Milan, a city of 1.3 million people, was much quieter than normal.
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But the quieter plates can be just as remarkable, sometimes more so.
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Countries closely linked to China launch a 'quieter' response to the virus
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And yet his roles have gotten quieter and more contemplative of late.
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This time, he is finding a quieter public reception in Silicon Valley.
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For this reason, I often find myself drawn to his quieter moments.
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"It's been quiet around our room here; quieter than usual," Peters said.
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Children can also enjoy quieter activities, like creating kites and holiday cards.
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It's quieter than the Veyron, thanks to some amazing new soundproof glass.
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Our first two records are a lot quieter and more studio-based.
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Milan, a city of 1.3 million people, was much quieter than normal.
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Our boys get awkward and quiet; we parents get awkwarder and quieter.
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Plus, it uses WhisperDrive technology, making it 40% quieter than other massagers.
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The aircraft is 100 times quieter than a helicopter, the pair said.
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"Physical activity seems to track with a quieter nervous system," Kraus said.
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AFTER: This picture shows quieter scenes in front of the Gyeongbokgung Palace.
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The quieter views are only offered in Fantastic or Marvelous Suite bookings.
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Your feed will become that much quieter and that much more pleasant.
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Elsewhere, the band works in a quieter, more abstract tone-painting style.
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"The world keeps turning," Caroline says during one of the quieter moments.
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In such tastings, the more boisterous, assertive wines often dominate quieter bottles.
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Female cardinals are taupe-colored and quieter than their brightly hued mates.
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Another, quieter bit of news about North Korea also emerged this weekend.
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They're smaller, quieter, less full of obvious jokes with setups and punchlines.
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I pay my $400 and we leave a little quieter than usual.
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They could have it be quieter, which is an oxymoron, I admit.
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Also new are quieter keyboards and True Tone technology for the Retina displays.
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Everyone would still have their voice—it would just be much, much quieter.
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American leaders aren't alone in using quieter retreats as a setting for talks.
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Ralph was the quieter of the two brothers, overshadowed by Carter's stage charisma.
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So all signs for now point to a quieter end of the year.
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Its footwork speaks in a quieter voice, with more flourishes in the air.
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Android O sounds like one of the quieter releases of Google's operating system.
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London is going to be a little quieter for the next four years.
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For quieter environments, you can dial it back for a more natural sound.
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Instead, they played one quieter set, then an interval, then a louder set.
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The ID Buggy was also a quieter, smoother ride than the Meyers Manx.
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These might make drones quieter, but let's face it: they'll also look terrifying.
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Many wondered whether that would mean this year's wildfire season would be quieter.
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The way that snow somehow makes everything quieter, like it soaks up soundwaves.
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During the quieter parts of the year, he plays a lot of poker.
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They enjoyed a quieter night out just one day before, dining at Nobu.
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It's also quieter than most hair dryers and gives your hair additional volume.
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I'm going to miss the quieter keyboard and True Tone display, for sure.
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Tai is playing a much quieter game this time, but just as committed.
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If it works, the system could make aircraft smoother, quieter, and more efficient.
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That's before considering the 50 percent reduction in harmful emissions and quieter experience.
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Trump has been much quieter since the race moved into the runoff phase.
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Compared to the iPhone X, the NEX S is quieter and less bassy.
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Your book is filled with so many of these quieter moments with him.
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But I think the game is at its best in its quieter beats.
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Celebrations in Beijing of the lunar new year were somewhat quieter than usual.
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In her caption, she explained why she's on the quieter side of #teamnatural.
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But those voices of caution are quieter now than before Trump took office.
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Half-dressed and dirty, the baby is bundled off to a quieter room.
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There's a new Sony PS4 Pro and it's much quieter than the original.
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The Campos' house is a lot quieter since then; there's a noticeable void.
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By the end of the month I was yearning for a quieter life.
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It's faster, quieter, and more digitally advanced than its predecessor, the Barista Express.
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Still, the park is now much quieter than it was before, they said.
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If you were at Goldman doing what you're doing, would you be quieter?
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Leonardo's mezcal is the softest one, the quieter one, and the most prudent.
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When Canadians talk about their Thanksgiving, the word "quieter" comes up a lot.
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"It's quieter," she said of the facility, which is licensed for 57 residents.
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Coronavirus has created a new normal, and it's quieter and far less crowded.
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Perhaps it should have been a little quieter and a little more humble.
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But it doesn't necessarily protect against people using one another in quieter ways.
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But for most Yemenis, war strikes their lives in quieter, more insidious ways.
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In the symphony that is the newspaper, his photos are the quieter notes.
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There are other, quieter ways to encourage peaceful outcomes in the Middle East.
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Here's what else you need to know about the debate over quieter firearms.
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Streets in northern cities including Milan were quieter than normal on Sunday morning.
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His brother, Dan*, was physically softer than ultra wiry Colm, and quieter too.
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Electric cars are just better cars — they're faster, quieter, and require less maintenance.
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The vibe is much calmer and quieter than other hotels in the area.
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His brother lives in another part of Zahra which Abdulnabi says is quieter.
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"[Porto]" is a quieter play, less attention-grabbing and not as seamlessly staged.
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Affected neighborhoods were quieter on Wednesday, but for many, it was too late.
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But maybe your weekend plans are on the quieter and less social side.
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New York is remembered as far quieter and cleaner than it probably was.
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" Later there came a quieter but still impassioned refrain: "We need new hymns.
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"The at-bats have been a little quieter than usual lately," Ahmed said.
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Instead, you'll find a quieter, more local side of Prague's vibrant cultural life.
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So life in Seattle will go on, quieter and more local than before.
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Or I could return to the quieter, simpler life of a freelance writer.
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"It becomes much quieter when we dim them," says Darlene Romero, the unit's matron.
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When the sound is quieter, you can actually hear what someone else is saying.
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Upon checkout, the concierge informed us that guests seeking a quieter stay — who wouldn't?
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Streets were quieter Tuesday, however the CCSD confirmed at least one death in Khartoum.
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Arbitration keeps things quieter, while in court both documents and proceedings are largely public.
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But some of the best parts of the episode happened in smaller, quieter moments.
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They're quieter than clothing trends and they can take a few seasons to stick.
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On the noise front, the Mavic 2 is noticeably quieter than the Mavic Pro.
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But it's longer, quieter, and has lots more luggage space than McLaren's sports cars.
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Pugs Quieter than many other small dogs, pugs, like Shih Tzus, are low-energy.
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So the quieter they were, the more I was like, 'I gotta sell this!
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It also was quieter (though not quiet) in cruising, unlike the high-strung 600LT.
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So when you're finished mixing a song, it's much quieter than the final product?
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His teammate Mikal Bridges, a projected lottery pick, has been even quieter: 4 points.
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It's a quieter crowd than most bar reaction videos might lead you to believe.
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The quieter, yet more interesting, announcement from the day was a tool called Stackdriver.
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Instead, bridge the gap with quieter social media services like Ello, Peach, or Google+.
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It's quieter inside, and the plastics appear to be put together with more care.
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Even Mashable's office is quieter and emptier than usual — Glasto, surely, is to blame.
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GREG HAYES: This is about 75% quieter than the engine that it's gonna replace.
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But her Education Department has made other, quieter changes that affect millions of students.
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Smaller, quieter vehicles could make dropoffs at all times of the day or night.
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But almost everything else in "Suspiria" is slower, quieter, gloomier and much less tense.
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Quieter dialogue, like the wine-drinking scenes in Bottle Shock were also perfectly clear.
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In fact, The Americans has only grown quieter, slower, and subtler by the year.
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I think we'll see these sort of quieter, seemingly, platforms take a primary role.
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The quieter they were, the longer they could stay stowed away inside an MSP.
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But this year the festival was quieter than usual, reflecting the nation's huge loss.
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The president's quieter demeanour plays less well in a country weaned on fiery speeches.
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It was quieter work, rather than the thunderous impact of the first Re-Imagining.
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The quieter truth is that many cable companies — maybe even most — don't really care.
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Modern submarines are not merely quieter than their predecessors, they are also better armed.
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One that's quieter, sure, but no less significant for the future of the medium.
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Though the addition of Siri functionality and that newer, quieter keyboard are certainly welcome.
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Other years have been quieter; in 2013, there were 22 shootings and six deaths.
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The varied housing stock is dispersed along wide, congested avenues and quieter side streets.
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Fashion Diary MILAN — Is there any place quieter than Milan on a summer Sunday?
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These offer a quieter at-home option if you're skipping the parade this year.
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There are quieter stories too, like that of a German girl named Sonia Pressman.
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Malhotra's voice gets quieter when he talks about the recent suicides of fellow drivers.
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The prolific South Korean director Hong Sang-soo practices a quieter, more radical mischief.
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The new blades help the Mavic 2 drones stay fly quieter in the air.
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Although Dreher is voluble in one-on-one conversations, he is quieter in groups.
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I got to be Saul, but I also got to do these quieter scenes.
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With Venus in introspective Virgo, you've been in a shier, quieter mood than usual.
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It's a quieter effort that manages to stay cohesive while highlighting the band's restlessness.
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Apple says its quieter than the last version and in our tests, we agree.
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However, you're in a much quieter mood this evening when the moon enters Capricorn.
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This kind of story can be resonant, too, but in a different, quieter way.
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The neighborhood seems quieter than usual, she said, with fewer people out and about.
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If you want to picture a quieter and drier "Symphonie Fantastique," that works, too.
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But that can be a good thing for groups that want a quieter spot.
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Meanwhile, the ICU is quieter -- as the lulled beep of machines, including ventilators, reverberates.
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There's a quieter side to this breezy island off the coast of mainland Spain.
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Despite his onscreen bravado, he is attracted to quieter pastimes like chess or golf.
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This private pool was much quieter than the rooftop pool, which was pretty crowded.
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Today, both cities have less traffic, quieter streets, cleaner air and fewer traffic deaths.
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What results is often quieter, with, I hope, a richer and more meaningful takeaway.
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Archibald moved us to a quieter room to resume the exploration of Wu's role.
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"My life is a lot quieter and it's a lot more peaceful," he said.
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He and Dom's sister Mia settled into a quieter lifestyle with their two kids.
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But another, far quieter band of Kremlin hackers was inside DNC networks as well.
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But GJ 1151 is a quieter star, less prone to outbursts than its siblings.
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We're working on everything from the safety of the plane to making it quieter.
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"I wasn't a good husband," he said, standing still, shifting into a quieter register.
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The new bikes are expected to be faster, quieter and sleeker than traditional Harleys.
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Benny is the quieter of the two, but he is the more dedicated performer.
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Quieter precincts can give detectives a month with little distraction to investigate a murder.
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Casey, had left the justices eager to produce a quieter one in its wake.
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And other times, it&aposs choosing something a little quieter that still stands out.
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Regulars say that the restaurant, which opened last month, is quieter during the day.
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Beyond it, a quieter world unfolds, with courtyards, galleries, a cozy cafe and bar.
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And their NPY neurons were quieter, although their activity rebounded after about six hours.
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He also liked that it was much quieter than the gas mowers he tested.
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Yet this quieter fight could prove to be just as dangerous to the public.
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Flipboard's always been a quieter place that you can fill with news stories you like.
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Last week was crazy at work, and I'm looking forward to a quieter week ahead.
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Or maybe the quieter black-and-white Roma, which has garnered plenty of critical acclaim?
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But some of candidate Trump's most headline-grabbing bluster has manifested itself in quieter ways.
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"We both like scary movies and we're a little on the quieter side," Dye says.
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Maybe you see something quieter, day after day in the backyard watching the grass grow.
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Worse, as a natural introvert, would my quieter persona be seen as thoughtful or weak?
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The clip showed off a quieter pace than earlier trailers, with some more stealth gameplay.
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He lowered his helmet's visor, and the hiss of the capsule's environmental systems grew quieter.
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But, while Wall Street watches the Tesla comeback, Ford Motor is making a quieter breakout.
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These days the complex that churns out roughly half of all Apple smartphones is quieter.
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On the other hand, quieter drones will be far easier to integrate into everyday life.
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And they could become even quieter and yet more powerful than he could ever be.
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Will NASA joining the electric plane race speed us toward the cleaner and quieter future?
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Leaded petrol, invented in the 22015s, gave oomph to car engines and made them quieter.
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The Anafi is supposedly 35 percent quieter than its predecessor, which seems believable to me.
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Its engines are quieter than older 737s, with raked nacelles giving them a futuristic look.
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He quickly asks if they can "go somewhere quieter", and Kate definitely knows it's sus.
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But Apple insisted that the only real difference was that the updated models were quieter.
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Creed often works in these glaring gestures, but there are plenty of quieter moments, too.
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Greater autonomy, and thus fewer humans—or none at all—could make submarines quieter still.
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This despite the 29-year-old's softer throws, more limited mobility and a quieter personality.
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I quickly noticed that the Typhoon H is considerably quieter than the DJI Phantom 212.4.
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He's too far south of most the activity, in the quieter confines of Norman, Oklahoma.
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The nurse who was with Laura took her to a quieter, cooler room, Laura recalled.
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Yet there are easier and quieter ways to get yuan through China's porous currency controls.
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The sound gets quieter towards one bank of windows and seems loudest in the middle.
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The Platinum model has longer battery life, a quieter motor, and a snazzier paint job.
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If this is quieter operation, I shudder to think what the original Mini sounded like.
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NASA predicts that its wing will be quieter and more fuel-efficient than conventional aircraft.
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Electrical lighting made employees more efficient, working longer hours and enjoying safer, quieter working environments.
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As Romo moved away from me in the virtual space, his avatar's voice got quieter.
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The moment you make a vehicle or road quieter, those benefits propagate throughout the environment.
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Her self-presentation skewed quieter, however, than the operatic flowers of her best-known artwork.
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The nights may be quieter this summer, but the dining scene heats up in Montauk.
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Ms. McCallister chose a quieter spot, a lush lawn by the wall at 110th Street.
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This year, with no Triple Crown bid, the Belmont Stakes appears to be somewhat quieter.
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Sometimes people have to leave the big city to settle down someplace a little quieter.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, enters Leo tonight, putting you in a quieter, more introspective mood.
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One of the film's quieter, more sweetly moving moments occurs shortly after the seafood restaurant.
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You'll find yourself feeling quieter than usual, and more interested in poetry than hard data.
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"A 29-year-old with 90 percent burns," she says, her voice becoming much quieter.
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Read more on Intel: Silicon Valley's quieter discrimination fight Intel is being investigated for ageism
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The 5th week in Trumpland was a shorter, quieter affair than we've gotten used to.
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And Miami Beach Paddleboard is on the quieter side of South Beach, near The Standard.
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I turned off the main street on to Bellenden Road, which was immediately way quieter.
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My father is a midget of a man, shorter than my mother, and much quieter.
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As a consequence, even the quieter scenes are imbued with a gnawing sense of dread.
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The trial showed there is a need for a quieter shopping experience for some customers.
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On quieter weekdays there was always a motley crew slouching around the white plastic tables.
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From France to Spain: There's a quieter side to the sun-baked island of Majorca.
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For those looking for a quieter mountain escape — and a beach — there is Grand Lake.
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What these companies envision is something like a helicopter but much quieter and more affordable.
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Outlander After last week's time-and-a-half pace, this episode is a quieter affair.
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Weeks where there are blockbuster debuts in multiple categories will be different from quieter weeks.
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For a slightly quieter night out, head to nearby Gran Eléctrica, another East Coast transplant.
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But the theater became noticeably quieter when Mr. Lasseter's name appeared as an executive producer.
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Hyundai says the design, which uses smaller rotors, will be quieter than large rotor helicopters.
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She can already tell today will be quieter than usual at the world's busiest airport.
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Much like her debut couture collection, Viard's pieces brought to mind a simple, quieter elegance.
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But according to Google, several of Sandworm's quieter operations have gone unnoticed in recent years.
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And unlike gas-powered lawn mowers, the electric variants are quieter and do not pollute.
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"The crowd goes a little quieter, allows him that moment of reflection," Mr. Atkinson said.
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"Because Northport is off the beaten path, it is a lot quieter," Mr. Dietrich said.
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But in quieter times its constables earned acceptance and even respect through ordinary police work.
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It's not just the town that's quieter — being at home is far more peaceful, too.
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The 3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill delivers excellent performance and runs quieter than most treadmills.
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But Iranian hacking units never ceased; they moved to quieter espionage campaigns, with increasing sophistication.
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On Monday, the case came to a quieter conclusion in a courtroom in Jersey City.
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Smaller electric fans are also quieter, which was the primary motivation for developing the system.
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There were risks too, but mellow ones, with slow tempos stretched and quieter sounds calmed.
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"Please clap," Bush then said, in a quieter tone, and the crowd laughed and obliged.
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Alex Timbers, who directed the musical, joked that his next project might be something quieter.
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Electric and self-driving cars would be cleaner, quieter, more efficient users of road space.
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In Kenya, bows and arrows are often used, a quieter method that attracts less attention.
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Norwegian Air is trying to shore up its finances heading into the quieter winter period.
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I found the Kansas side was quieter and felt more suburban than the Missouri side.
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But the intersection is quieter and more orderly onscreen, which is how Cuarón remembers it.
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Nine months after the "Live Dead" version, the song has become quieter and more reflective.
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Compression boosts the quieter parts and tamps down louder ones to create a narrower range.
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Also, not everyone wants—or is able—to leave the city for a quieter life.
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Fast forward a week, and the country became even quieter as all entertainment was cancelled.
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He claims delivery drones could be faster, quieter and more environmentally friendly than large delivery trucks.
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Monday night was much quieter after a citywide curfew for minors took effect at 10 p.m.
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Of course I don't think that men are scientifically proven to be any quieter than women.
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The motor is very quiet and quick, far faster and quieter than my current motorized desk.
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Just like today, they were cleaner and quieter but more limited in range than the competition.
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Despite its heft, though, the behemoth is cleaner, quieter, and more fuel-efficient than its predecessors.
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And so, as iFixit suggests, the so-called quieter keyboards, might just be a cover-up.
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Then there were others that I felt swallowed unpleasant news in a kind of quieter stoicism.
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The hinge and decoupling mechanism for the table screen is much quieter than previous Surface Books.
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"2019 is going to be quieter than 83," said Kristin Yeatman, a vice president at Moody's.
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In a city filled with beautiful architecture, there are quieter streets with the exact same views.
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Freed of cars, the narrow residential streets of Tokyo are quieter than in other big cities.
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Bond traders could see a quieter day Monday as markets re-open following the Easter break.
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Most surviving yalis are on the Asian side of the Bosporus, which is quieter and greener.
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Introverts bring to the table a thoughtful presence and empower the workplace in a quieter way.
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It's often porous, because these pores absorb the noise and make the roads a little quieter.
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In addition to better speed, this electric aircraft would provide quieter and more fuel-efficient flights.
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It's quieter than the PS3, but a little louder than the PS4, particularly when playing discs.
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Then there are films that embrace life's quieter moments, like Greta Gerwig's Oscar contender Lady Bird.
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Following media coverage of Apple lobbying in those two states, the company has been much quieter.
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"The intracluster gas is quieter than expected," co-author Andrew Fabian of Cambridge University told Gizmodo.
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AMLG: You've said yours is going to be 100 times quieter than the Concorde, that's significant.
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Apple states that the third generation butterfly keyboard in the 2018 MacBook Pro is only quieter.
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BS: Yes the turbofan gets you enough thrust for high speed while also being significantly quieter.
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Making the vertical flights run on battery makes for a cleaner, quieter, and more sustainable ride.
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Here's the pitch: air taxis would be much quieter, and theoretically much safer, than traditional helicopters.
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The streets of Little Africa certainly seem quieter than when I first visited 2 years ago.
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I've mostly noticed this when the computer is plugged into power; on battery, it's far quieter.
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Apple only claims that this "third-generation" butterfly keyboard is quieter, not that it's more reliable.
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On Wednesday, the couple — who married in 2008 — enjoyed a quieter night out, dining at Nobu.
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Bradley Cooper is leaning into a quieter life after wrapping up awards season earlier this year.
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I noticed that when I detached and reattached the screen, the operation was quieter and surer.
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That sensibility is absent in The Last Supper, which instead features a quieter, almost classical style.
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There was a sense of build toward some major event running through even the quieter episodes.
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These are quieter voices who don't have celebrity backers and coordinate like the faction described above.
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He was eager to return to a quieter life in his home state of New Hampshire.
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On the quieter streets, normal cabs are harder to come by, and so Uber makes sense.
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Particularly trying to understand the quieter bang sound a few seconds before the fireball goes off.
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But what about the quieter moments that happened pre-show, behind-the-scenes, and post-show?
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The current crisis in drug prices and access—as well as a quieter but no less
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Even so, Kevin, 10, who battled dyslexia, "was quieter than most of the kids," she says.
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It's been a strange Cannes, with both streets and theaters quieter and less populated than usual.
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"When Canadians talk about their Thanksgiving, the word 'quieter' comes up a lot," Mr. Wells wrote.
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With the comet now much quieter, Rosetta has moved closer, within 1.2 miles of the surface.
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By Friday, the roads on the island were quieter and store shelves emptier, witnesses told CNN.
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Corktown remains one of downtown's quieter quarters, but the buzz around this historic patch keeps growing.
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"It's quieter than the hustle and bustle and Pokémon Go atmosphere of the memorial," he said.
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That points toward a quieter, more thoughtful approach that places a higher premium on governing experience.
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"In Gabon, it is quiet and getting quieter," said Andrew Hayman, an Africa specialist at Drillinginfo.
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It's quieter with reduced engine roar and less moaning and droning from the continuously variable transmission.
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A quieter, cleaner aircraft becomes another selling point, one that customers might even pay extra for.
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Mimi is the quieter element in the band, and she'd rather things be pretty than ugly.
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It favors movies that were box office sensations rather than quieter movies that became critical hits.
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You might find yourself in a quieter mood or feeling a little less focused than usual.
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The coldest months are quieter and sometimes sadder, with less sun, garden activity, and animal companions.
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Our sex life hasn't actually changed too much since pre-kid, but it is significantly quieter.
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The Moon enters dreamy Pisces this evening, putting you in a quieter—but very imaginative—mood.
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Simple design changes could include soundproofing rooms, installing heavier doors and quieter laundry machines and dishwashers.
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Russia's defense was caught completely out of position on that, and Sochi has gotten significantly quieter.
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The author ponders the issue as he explores Treviso, Venice's quieter neighbor, where canals also flow.
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It's there in the quieter reaches, in pages of passion and prose of an ancient technology.
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Go: There's a quieter side to Majorca, the breezy island off the coast of mainland Spain.
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The atmosphere grew quieter and tenser when it became apparent that not everything was working properly.
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If so, how do you think people can learn to enjoy the quieter moments of life?
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But from 1971 to 1994, he said, temperatures were generally lower, and hurricane seasons were quieter.
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The desire to ban bump stocks still exists on Capitol Hill, even if it is quieter.
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Cities like Prague and Amsterdam are also pushing tourists to explore quieter parts of the city.
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But a festival in tiny Leinefelde reflects the quieter inroads being made by the far right.
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The two men were studies in contrast: Mr. Trout the extrovert, Mr. Ries the quieter one.
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"It's Saturday so it's a much quieter time," said Catherine Rinaldi, president of Metro-North Railroad.
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Her closest friends saw Ms. Rivera grow sadder and quieter as the July 21 flight approached.
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"I had a much quieter life here before this," he said, looking around the dining room.
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A Presidential transition can be a disconcerting stretch of time, even in quieter days than these.
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A quieter city will not only be a more pleasant city but a healthier one, too.
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Milan, a city of 1.3 million people, was much quieter than normal for a Monday morning.
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He remarked that some quieter corners of New York reminded him of his native Medford, Mass.
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They&aposre quieter and they can heat up small rooms, according to appliance maker, Luma Comfort.
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And it's quieter, because there are fewer meshed gears and less surface area to create noise.
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But business is quieter for her these days as her parlor's clientele ages and drifts away.
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And in early October 2019, it released the Skydio2, a smaller, faster, quieter, and cheaper upgrade.
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The beaches on the island's north coast are known for being much quieter and nudist-friendly.
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Tinos, and other quieter islands in the Cyclades, are half the price and just as beautiful.
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When I pop it back in at the end of class, it feels quieter and better.
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This drawing of a stooped figure is an unusual Thornton Dial, quieter than his typical work.
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No, I still find jokes funny as often as ever, even if I'm quieter expressing it.
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It had a more traditional bureaucratic feel, like sitting down at the DMV—quieter, more intimate.
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"Bands come here and typically have to play quieter than they've ever played before," says Boilen.
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The capital was quieter than usual on Sunday, with fewer cars or pedestrians on the streets.
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Since last February, Istanbul has become calmer and more secure — but it's also quieter, muted almost.
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The report mentioned that a quieter drone was being developed, but hadn't indicated that testing had begun.
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Some of my quieter friends morph into type-A managers, directing the group to finish needed tasks.
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The good news is that it's quieter than the fan in the Surface Book 215 Performance Base.
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But now the machinery has figured out a quieter, diffuse way of making it a gradual process?
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So the company went poking around in nearby districts to see if there was a quieter docket.
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While Flake has been litigating his confused feelings publicly, the others in the group have been quieter.
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"That intra-day volatility has led to a quieter day today," he said, describing trading as "anaemic".
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These latest moves may have been quieter, but to abortion rights advocates they are no less serious.
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So an atmosphere that is warm and tends to be on the quieter side is most welcome.
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And if there was violence, there was also lyricism — and contemplation, none quieter than Drummond's abstract images.
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Seven years before that, Damien Chazelle made another musical — a much quieter, rougher, and less expensive one.
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Ever since, the Noise Abatement Society and Quiet Mark have flown the flag for a quieter society.
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But what the film does best is to show the quieter parts of this remarkable justice's life.
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On July 12, the couple — who married in 2008 — enjoyed a quieter night out, dining at Nobu.
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Instead, this is the company's effort to offer a quieter ride without sacrificing too much emotional connection.
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While Dyson claims the Supersonic is quieter than other hair dryers, it is by no means silent.
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If you're a quieter person, applying your strategic nature to your words may feel easier than before.
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NASA is interested in sonic booms because it is trying to create designs for quieter supersonic aircraft.
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Yext And then there was Appian, a quieter IPO that we need to keep an eye on.
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They would be quieter than jet-powered planes, which may be attractive for airports near big cities.
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They're quieter, faster, and MakerBot has redesigned the software to supposedly make it relatively simple to print.
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It doesn't perform any better or worse than the previous model, but does run cooler and quieter.
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Harry and Meghan are planning to swap palace life for a quieter family home early next year.
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The US Navy, meanwhile, has been making its subs quieter by adding shrouds around their conventional propellers.
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He part of team of researchers across NASA who are figuring out ways to make planes quieter.
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Belokurov's group also modeled different collision scenarios, as well as a possible quieter history without significant collisions.
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But Trump was quieter about June's report, which showed that the economy had added nearly 300,000 jobs.
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The winter storm will give way to a "quieter weather pattern," according to the National Weather Service.
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The area had been quieter in recent days as Jaish al-Islam had negotiated with Russian forces.
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And on top of all of that, it's quieter than any dryer I've used before. Life-changing?
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Life after defection Ri now lives a quieter life, one not too far from the White House.
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There is something to be said for a quieter smartwatch, especially if stress levels are a concern.
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A helium-filled airship is much quieter than a jet, meaning it could operate around the clock.
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Feasible sexual chemistry onstage is fairly common; the bonds of a quieter, deeper-reaching love, less so.
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Quieter swathes of Journal Square, like Hilltop, offer a mix of homes, along with larger multifamily buildings.
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Operational costs could be cut by as much as 40 percent, and electric motors are much quieter.
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Powerful, posh residents' groups such as the Marylebone Association will lobby against diverting buses down quieter streets.
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"I think she could have gone about that in a quieter or more subtle way," he said.
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On the drive, he was quieter than she'd expected, and he didn't look at her very much.
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Congress is gone for the weeklong Memorial Day recess, leaving D.C. a much quieter city, politics-wise.
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We wanted to explore a quieter corner of Lesbos and gambled on Plomari on the southern coast.
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In general, high-speed juicers with a centrifugal design are the noisiest, while masticating juicers are quieter.
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Women are trying to recover their voices, which is a much quieter, deeply existential, and frustrating journey.
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The comedy in "Wilderpeople" is quieter than in Mr. Waititi's earlier movies, which strengthens the story's realism.
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In the film, she is quieter—she trembles as Sharon pleads but she doesn't bow to pressure.
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Once past them, the show assumes a quieter, more meditative mood and becomes more personal and eccentric.
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The fire has been a jolt during a fire season that has been quieter than usual nationwide.
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There are Twitch stars, like Ninja, but there's plenty of video game streamers nurturing smaller, quieter communities.
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With all the action taking place in the high-yield segment, the high-grade segment was quieter.
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But while cyberespionage will always grab headlines, there's a quieter, more pervasive security threat at play here.
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In the quieter setting of home, with his wife and children, he grew anxious and lashed out.
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Israeli forces shot dead two more Palestinians on Tuesday, although protests were quieter than the previous day.
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Diane is one of the quieter patients but becomes very forthcoming once we sit down to speak.
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Streets in the city's Garden District were quieter than usual but some joggers and dogwalkers ventured out.
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If Amazon has learned anything, perhaps it will simply be quieter next time it asks for handouts.
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From his vantage point, Mr. Miller wrote, Mr. Trump was sometimes "a little quieter" than Mrs. Clinton.
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High-EQ leaders might spot an employee suddenly showing up with less energy, quieter, distracted, or withdrawn.
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In Canada, meanwhile, it is Thanksgiving, a quieter version of the feast Americans will share next month.
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Do you not know that to get stuff done, you have to be a little bit quieter?
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Thompson and Wilson shine in the A-Force's quieter moments, when various members are bickering amongst themselves.
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We decided we should go somewhere quieter and made our way to a room in the basement.
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Both can be, and frequently are, very funny, but they shine brightest in their quieter scenes together.
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The Grey Gallery half of the show, which brings us into the 1980s, makes a quieter impression.
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January, when half of America is on a diet, and summer months tend to be quieter, too.
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I asked Ms. De Filippo, who grew up nearby, why Basilicata is quieter than the surrounding regions.
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Ms. Merkel played that role but is now a lame duck, her voice quieter on European affairs.
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Mr. Kassam said he believed tech firms had shifted to quieter strategies to woo the right wing.
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Opponents say quieter guns could be used by criminals or terrorists to kill more easily without detection.
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Wright was a quieter leader, but as he grew older he knew what was expected of him.
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The Gates Foundation has been extremely influential as well, though in a quieter and more humane fashion.
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When things got quieter, they tended to the wounded, who included the Kandahar governor and Brig. Gen.
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But it must inform and enable the quieter work of enacting pragmatic solutions that can benefit millions.
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The new keyboard design also brings another improvement besides comfort: it's much quieter than the Butterfly keyboard.
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It's also a bit quieter than Hotel Del, surrounded by natural elements and removed from city bustle.
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On a quieter stretch of John Street, patrons lined up outside Pho Tau Bay, a popular restaurant.
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In recent years, the streets seem emptier, quieter and more desolate at all times but the summer.
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"Cats are quieter," and often mask vision loss by using their whiskers to navigate, Dr. Paulsen said.
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The last few years have felt quieter, she said, and 2019 was the most peaceful of all.
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Passengers can look forward to larger windows, more natural light, quieter engines, and a more spacious cabin.
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But to me, the tech industry's very public shortfalls make celebrating its quieter successes even more important.
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While U.S.-China relations dominate the headlines, there's another, quieter trade war being waged across the Atlantic.
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" If Pitt is quieter in person and more thoughtful than you might expect, so is "Ad Astra.
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But he's also kept an equally rich (if far quieter) career track running alongside as a bandleader.
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He said schools were closed, and the streets of the normally bustling city were quieter than usual.
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And there are many ways to reduce noise in the environment, both in terms of making quieter vehicles, which for road vehicles is happening all around us now with the transition to hybrid and electric technologies, and work going into quieter pavements, to reduce the tire-road interaction noise.
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The first sneaker manufacturer built explicitly for this world is Buscemi, the luxury line that arrived in 2013, and that just opened, on one of the quieter blocks in SoHo, its first retail space, which has the feel of a store on one of the quieter blocks on Madison.
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Kim, from South Korea, is quieter, relaying simple location instructions in English while her teammates chatter in Chinese.
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But President Donald Trump's antics and other crises in the Arab world mean those calls are now quieter.
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I'm single now, but by finding these quieter spots, it made things much easier from a dating perspective.
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Other schools will host quieter affairs: moments of silence, a few speeches, voter registration in between class periods.
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His extensive dialogues with the quieter, brooding best friend Ryan Atwood represented a man in search of resolution.
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They have a quieter mission, but one that can have a far greater impact on their subjects' lives.
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It took a while, and I definitely did kind of find a way to live a quieter life.
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Google took the already excellent Pixelbook keyboard and iterated on it a bit, making the keys slightly quieter.
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Their home goods line, Rivet, had a much quieter debut, but it's actually got some really nice pieces.
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Modern chambers, such as Scotland's, are arranged in a horseshoe—and are noticeably quieter and, frankly, more civil.
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Punctuating the rhythm of the game are crescendos of excitement, which are only sweetened by the quieter parts.
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Trouble is, the star's vibrations should be much quieter and at a lower frequency than what was observed.
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And in February, NASA announced that it is working on developing a quieter supersonic jet for commercial use.
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With both Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande staying away from social media, their relationship should be little quieter.
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As it goes forward, though, it gets progressively quieter and more serious, building up to a horrifying tragedy.
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We'd like to ask you to try again, preferably during a quieter moment, for example in the morning.
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Krasinski starred in, wrote, and directed the film; but the Office actor also played a, well, quieter role.
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It has been far quieter on the acquisition front this year, grabbing just a single company so far.
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Under his leadership, Apple is quieter in between product release cycles and is more muted in its declarations.
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But its strength lies in quieter gestures—a rub of the head, an anxious stroke of the ear.
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They are quieter, too, except during the breeding season, when the females make booming noises and males grunt.
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There are smaller, quieter ways, too, that being a donor can make a big impact on someone's life.
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Meanwhile on Wednesday, the couple — who married in 2008 — enjoyed a quieter night out Wednesday, dining at Nobu.
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Streets in the city's popular garden district were quieter than usual but some joggers and dogwalkers ventured out.
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"Sometimes it's just the quieter, more interesting things that get seen because they touch someone enough," she said.
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Quieter and not as damaging to your lashes," while LisaLulz admitted, "I place mine between my thighs lol.
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Friday's market could be even quieter with bond trading ending early on the final day of the year.
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Little by little, however, they flew away to oversee other quieter, but no less dynamic, images of hers.
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Women's voices are traditionally quieter in Buddhism, where monks usually take charge of all the most important roles.
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Or is love the quieter moments, like promising Glenn Danzig you'll help him get rid of his mother?
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Because I guess Congress is thinking gun violence is out of control: 'How can we make it quieter?
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Atlantic's "Second Purpose" The Atlantic's second purpose—ordinally, but not as to significance—developed as a quieter matter.
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In the meantime, she's also continued quieter efforts to push Republican leadership to work with her on immigration.
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That allowed for a quieter transition period, as CDs went away and the App Store came to life.
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From the streets of Dallas to national race relations, anger and disappointment are bound up with quieter improvements.
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Over the last 15 years or so, Mr. Nauman's work has gotten quieter, more wistful, in many respects.
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Wheeler has proven to be a quieter, less controversial figure than Pruitt—and potentially a more effective one.
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Clinton with a much stronger lead than the Sanders team had hoped for, and the room grew quieter.
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The pieces in the new exhibition are meant to invite a quieter, more contemplative experience, Ms. Greenwald said.
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"I don't think it's going to be any quieter next year than it was this year," Klingner said.
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Though she loved being a part of the rush, the transition to a quieter present has been lovely.
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The 570GT is more than just roomier and quieter — it's also a bit cushier to drive as well.
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Simon kept insisting that we find a quieter place to enjoy the view, and we finally found one.
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When you escape the prison cell and walk back through sections you've already explored, everything is much quieter.
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And when the band shifted into a quieter passage, he'd forgo singing for a borderline spoken word approach.
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Italy is mounting a quieter challenge, operating within the rules while finding favorable interpretations that allow greater spending.
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The raunchiest man in the kitchen had no part in the assault, but a quieter cook apparently did.
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Our Rome bureau chief ponders the question as he explores Treviso, Venice's quieter neighbor, where canals also flow.
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But in quieter moments, Mr. McCraney, both as author and performer, fills in some of the emotional blanks.
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It is a quieter aspect in his larger oeuvre that takes you out of a normal viewing role.
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Unless your budget is very tight, a smaller room will generally be quieter and worth the small premium.
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Because I guess Congress is thinking, 'Gun violence is out of control — how can we make it quieter?
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"When I went to Venice it was significantly quieter than I had ever experienced before," she told Insider.
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Initially, Denes says, the Public Art Fund encouraged her to grow wheat in the quieter borough of Queens.
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But he said that the more he tried to explain these things to them, the quieter they became.
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But we were determined to be quieter than that, more post-rocky and jazzy than loud and aggressive.
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European markets closed lower Monday despite hitting record highs last week amid quieter trading during the holiday season.
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The response to the coronavirus has been "quieter" in several such countries, The New York Times reported Sunday.
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PARIS —- January is the quieter of the two couture seasons when it comes to displays of haute joaillerie.
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On Monday, it was quieter than I expected in a stadium used for rock concerts and baseball games.
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But there's also a special "gold class" area that's quieter, and with far nicer seats, than regular carriages.
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When night fell on Monday, the city turned much quieter and darker, with shops closing earlier than usual.
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The company said the final commercial product would look different and be far quieter than the test model.
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People tried to figure out how to make them quieter; others wrangled those abandoned by a corporate collapse.
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Many of them mix the raw materials of R. & B. and dance tunes, producing something a bit quieter.
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Justice Thomas's quieter disposition — he rarely asks questions at oral arguments — camouflages an equally deep and tenacious intellect.
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He also said he supported the fight for clean sports, but that his organization prefers a quieter approach.
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This is not a thinner machine, it is not a smaller machine, it is not a quieter machine.
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Finally, investors are hoping the week remains quieter on at least one front: that of President Donald Trump.
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But as is always the case with Game of Thrones, the quieter moments carry just as much import.
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Researchers are teaching pilots to land in a smoother trajectory not because it's safer, but because it's quieter.
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So it's priced at $999, and it has its differences from the R1 — it's faster, smaller, and quieter.
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That race has been much quieter, however, with Republican Greg Murphy favored to win over Democrat Allen Thomas.
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Rose told me that Monty was quieter, and worked hard; Lee was social and disliked feeding his animals.
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Because of a whale's anatomy, a louder call is higher in pitch and a quieter one is lower.
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The difference is that before, the show's quieter episodes tended to be suffused with vicious and unrelenting dread.
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The vehicles are equipped with Wi-Fi and USB charging ports, and are quieter than traditional gas buses.
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Josef's shape-shifting, geometric color studies add a quieter, more deliberate vibrancy that feels both controlled and experimental.
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He wanted to go back home to Pennsylvania, to return to metallurgy, and to build a quieter life.
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My neo-vagina is a feminist work, and reaching that understanding was my own quieter, queerer tipping point.
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Doctors would pull people from the waiting room and try to find somewhere quieter to give them the news.
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Many oil companies already invest in quieter technology, and the European Union is also developing targets for ocean noise.
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Shane's ready to show off some of her quieter side on her debut album, Young HeartThrob, due November 9.
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In theory, you should get that action you expect from a mechanical keyboard paired with a quieter typing experience.
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Combine it with NASA&aposs folding wings and you&aposve got quieter flying which is also much more efficient.
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There are some that tend to be quieter: Japanese, Indian, Chinese; whereas American, Mexican, Latin, Spanish are much louder.
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One said classmate, who had lived in a quieter neighborhood since birth, had a basement bunker in her home.
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I tested the similarly outfitted Enclave and, although it's bigger and quieter, it has a more expensive $24,53 price.
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For $15, you can learn the quieter secrets of professional social interactions and get your business game on point.
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Ernesto Alonso, director of a local insurance company in Poblenou, said the streets are already quieter around his office.
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I'm still recovering from Prouvost's experience, so I leave Linder's live collage for something quieter, in Charing Cross station.
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This, too, is what is left of the stan that lives inside of us still, though it's quieter now.
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Ms Wilkin and Ms Antoine manage some authentic moments of mother-daughter connection in Rose and Irie's quieter scenes.
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He looked as if he'd rather be somewhere else, a quieter place, a vaster one, with fewer flashing lights.
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I couldn't help but wonder why the quieter, simpler, more subtle relationships between mothers and daughters were never shown.
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A version that expresses more, a version that is quieter, a version that fits every situation that is needed.
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It's also one of the quieter machines we tested, and its simple, compact design makes it easy to store.
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Moreover, the cabin is supposedly not only quieter but also the most comfortable the GT-R has ever been.
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Her case drew global attention, but thousands of other Saudis have been making a quieter exodus from the kingdom.
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It is quieter and darker here, with those waiting to be seen sitting meekly on stools lining the corridor.
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While Athena's power obviously shines here, she is equally as vital in the quieter moments of 9-1-1.
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With the fan on high, the sound meter read 55 decibels, which is still quieter than your average conversation.
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The Dyson Supersonic wants to replace the hair dryer in your bathroom with a lighter, safer, and quieter alternative.
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Apple has been quieter about its ambitions for a folding phone, but patent applications suggest it's exploring the concept.
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Apple's new MacBook Pro keyboards are slightly quieter than the ones found in the previous iteration of the laptop.
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Here's the forest: after the software update, we found that the MacBook Pro ran quieter, cooler, and faster overall.
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The grieving parents, once surrounded by eight lively, boisterous kids faced the haunting reality of a much quieter house.
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As the decisive hour approaches, the talk about a contested convention in Cleveland in July has grown noticeably quieter.
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After a 7-3 win over Toronto on Thursday, the Lightning had a much quieter offensive performance against Ottawa.
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Bledel says that, by nature, she's actually on the quieter side — so that aspect of playing Ofglen wasn't hard.
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Of course, Bank of America makes political statements all the time, though they're a lot quieter than this one.
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But it wasn't always like this and many argue central banks would do better to revert to quieter days.
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It was definitely my intention to put those quieter moments in alongside or interspersed with the more graphic work.
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I think you need to strike out and live somewhere cheaper and quieter and find what's important to you.
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Now 35-4 overall, calls for his long-awaited UFC debut are likely to get a whole lot quieter.
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And also, people don't feel comfortable being pointed to in public, so next time, just ask a little quieter.
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His, by necessity, is a quieter role; as in pairs figure skating, he's the stem that holds the flower.
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Dr. Tahsin Martini, an ophthalmic surgeon in government-controlled western Aleppo, said the city was much quieter on Wednesday.
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One-third to one-half of all of us, including teenagers, are introverted, preferring quieter, more minimally stimulating environments.
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I'm hoping that the three extra years in development have given Sony time to make a smoother, quieter machine.
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The more the band played, the more they realized how much they enjoyed playing together in a quieter setting.
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Although Theresa May has been rather quieter on revelations about EU referendum-related data misuse and election law breaches.
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The keyboard on the Pixelbook Go is also quieter than that on Google's previous Chrome laptop, the company says.
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Middle East and North Africa One region where the #MeToo campaign has been somewhat quieter is the Arab world.
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A proper writer, she explains, seeks not "clamorous Fame" but the "simpler, quieter and more enduring" reward of recognition.
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As someone with many opinions, Burns says people often told her she needed to be quieter in the workplace.
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And with the quieter cabin, you'll be able to better appreciate the optional 12-speaker Bowers & Wilkins sound system.
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When your colleagues and clients go to lunch, you can take advantage of this quieter period of the day.
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The nice thing is that it's allowing some of that quieter and different material to come to the forefront.
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The panelists agreed that while racism in the US is more upfront and direct, racism in Britain is quieter.
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CEO and founder Tony Atti said Phononics' technology is both quieter and less energy intensive than other available systems.
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Even in Diane's quieter and softer moments, there's an electricity and tension to her scenes that feels lacking elsewhere.
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Blonde, out since August, exists within the boundaries of his pre-established style, only vaguer: synthesizers wispier, melodies quieter.
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The quieter a Scorpio is, the bigger a plan you know they're plotting—and you're planning something huge today.
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It's not the quietest fan you can buy period, but it is much quieter than your average box fan.
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These faster and quieter submarines were developed toward the end of the Cold War with three currently in service.
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Apple says it's including an improved and quieter third-generation butterfly keyboard on the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar.
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C.V.J.' is a homage to the quieter parts of him, the parts of him that he prefers to hide.
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Saotome has practiced radicalism of a much quieter kind, insisting on preserving memories that many may prefer to forget.
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The newly renovated food hall at Queens Crossing, a mixed-use development completed in 2007, is smaller and quieter.
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They were also much quieter than their gas-guzzling counterparts, a feature that might have contributed to Bliss's death.
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An extreme example is the modern jet engine, which is a lot quieter because of this high air bypass.
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The mood was quieter now, more of the passengers were asleep, the voices of those still talking were lower.
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Senate Republicans have been notably quieter and more restrained about attacking the FBI than their peers in the House.
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Some theaters reacted against the glitz and glamour by going for something quieter outside, more like an apartment house.
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This is clubby, apartment-style living for less, made possible with a quieter location just off the beaten path.
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These days, though, home cooks are switching out the ancient contraption for its quieter descendant: the electric Instant Pot.
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Given the loud crowds, some hikers have taken to avoiding the tallest mountains, making lists instead of quieter getaways.
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With shops, restaurants and offices shuttered, streets in more affluent parts of Johannesburg appeared quieter than usual on Friday.
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But Allen Kimball noted that in the upper level of Armstrong, away from the food stands was much quieter.
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"Users who repeatedly deny notifications across websites will be automatically enrolled in the quieter notifications UI," the company says.
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Pros: Inexpensive, rated for large rooms, energy-saving (Energy Star rating)Cons: Still loud, despite being quieter than some
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Other factors have also played a role in a quieter Atlantic hurricane season and a more active Pacific season.
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Awaiting the quieter modality I try to reserve for emotionally powerful novels, which this has every indication of being.
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His quieter, gentler scion, a creature of words to the last, was only ever truly at home in books.
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One important detail: The PX7 were noticeably quieter than the PX, no matter which source I connected them to.
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It's a lot safer, it's a lot quieter, it's a lot cleaner, and it's a lot more boring, too.
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When it was quieter outside, Mohammed and his father gathered materials from the streets: paper, cardboard, boxes and wood.
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Penn State gets ready for the next step What does a quieter Jim Harbaugh say about Michigan in 2018?
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Like many seasoned public speakers, Benioff's one-on-one persona felt like a quieter version of his stage presence.
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Now dubbed the Magic Keyboard, it uses traditional scissor switches refined by Apple for stronger response and quieter typing.
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Platys Gialos, a short walk from the hotel, is known for being a slightly quieter, more family-friendly beach.
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Ms. Smith's work is quieter and more internal than Ms. Eyal's, but these artists share a chilling, thrilling rawness.
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That drug, the sedative midazolam, is supposed to render the inmate unconscious, and thus lead to a "quieter" death.
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Later (often after therapy), we realize that over the long haul, quieter relationships can be more fulfilling than fireworks.
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Though the visiting team had brought a healthy contingent, Turf Moor, Burnley's raucous stadium, was noticeably quieter than normal.
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The exploding eggs were quieter, for instance, than a shotgun blast of 160 decibels, which is not considered harmful.
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I was interested to compare room types and found the elevated offering to be much more comfortable, and quieter.
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Oil companies would prefer a cheaper, quieter pipeline, especially now that crude prices have dropped and profits are thinner.
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It was safer and quieter than the young offenders section of the prison, which I had previously been in.
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Roborock claims it's 50% quieter than the prior model (the S5) and touts it as its quietest robot vacuum yet.
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Then an advancement made during this quieter time, if timing is right in culture, sets off another spike of interest.
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We're not trying to be a flash in the pan; what we're doing is a bit quieter and longer term.
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During the presentation, I covered parts of the phone which looked like speakers, but the sound didn't get any quieter.
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Surrounded by quieter songs, it erupts in a burst of previously denied feeling, tearing a gash in Ctrl's emotional fabric.
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But the smaller a portable speaker is, the less air it can move, and the quieter sound it will produce.
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Flashy new features aside, the Mavic 2 Pro is also supposed to fly quieter and more smoothly than its predecessor.
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It also has LED light technology and an updated fan and sound system that's quieter than other basic LED projectors.
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Notably, the flat keyboards (even with their quieter, third-generation "butterfly switch" keys) and Touch Bar remain the biggest letdowns.
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But our top choice apartment was off of two main roads and sound concerns had us pick a quieter street.
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That means it's smaller than before, but it's also quieter more and more premium than anything else in its class.
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Noting that the hotel lobby was noisy, Draper suggested that Smith accompany him to his room, where it was quieter.
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After a high-octane start to the season, Grey's Anatomy backed off a bit this week for a quieter episode.
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There are quieter moments, too: In "Moonmoons," a graceful, melodic cello line soars over cooing owl sounds and plucked strings.
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Between the lines: Steyer was the kind of hedge-fund billionaire who was quieter, and didn't make big audacious bets.
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That means UberAir should theoretically be quieter and safer than a helicopter because of those multiple rotors and fixed wings.
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I'd have to have a closer listen in a quieter room to get a better feel for the Edge's sound.
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Our first pass on the movie as we played it at South by Southwest was even quieter in the beginning.
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And as well-intentioned navigation apps like Waze divert highway traffic to quieter side streets, some neighborhoods are fighting back.
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If someone is quieter, not that anyone on this cast is quiet, we'll seat them next to someone more outspoken.
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As I mentioned in the announcement for the MacBook Pros, Apple declined to explain how it made the keyboard quieter.
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Other times, like on this cut from 2003's Meteora, the desperate search for belonging took on a quieter tone.
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Now that Syd is recording under her own name, singing over colder, quieter electrobeats, that band identity is a loss.
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It allows Nikon to built a more modern, smaller, quieter camera that's not beholden to old mount designs or lenses.
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Your ruling planet Mercury enters Taurus today, boosting your intuitive abilities and finding you in a quieter mood than usual.
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The i8 Mirrorless is also quieter on the road because it doesn't have bulky wing mirrors that cause air turbulence.
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They carried on for 20 minutes, all the way through the sloppy action sequence and into the quieter emotional beats.
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Research has also indicated that birds are less able to detect and avoid modern jet aircraft with quieter turbofan engines.
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Or, at least, quieter than they are during the school year when they're jam-packed with schools on field trips.
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Build could be a little quieter this year, but some Microsoft employees have been teasing big new Windows 10 features.
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Monday was quieter on the main frontline south of the capital with less shelling than in previous days, residents said.
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Naturally quieter, he has generally avoided controversy and favored lower-profile projects, like a Trump-branded winery and charitable activities.
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For Zissou, this is quite an indictment, but it turns out that quieter, more laid-back Bowie is quite lovely.
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He has stepped out of the spotlight in recent years, opting instead for a quieter life, living mostly in France.
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After several quieter seasons, 2016 was above normal, as expected, with 15 named storms, seven hurricanes and four major hurricanes.
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As a screenwriter, Martin comes across as part Woody Allen with quieter neuroses, part Miranda July with less aggressive whimsy.
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Amid all of this excitement, it would be easy to forget the quieter, more political moments of the season closer.
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But it is quieter than a helicopter, so it could potentially land in some areas traditionally off limits to aircraft.
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It's supposed to be 58 percent quieter, and it includes many of the same technical improvements as the Replicator Plus.
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We found all the models quieter than their predecessors, except under full power in the 4-cylinder and hybrid versions.
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What's most important, Ms. Cain said, is that children feel that it's O.K. to be quieter than the typical teen.
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They walked in anyway, but left without ordering, agreeing to return another time, when the place might have quieter programming.
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The first time I turned on the Frigidaire, I noticed that it was several decibels quieter than the other unit.
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When Apple introduced the updated MacBook Pro, the company told everyone that the keyboard had been updated for quieter typing.
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The 2018 model is quieter, more comfortable, better to drive and more pleasant to be in than any Camry before.
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Watching this trio in Ms. Melnick's exacting, slippery style — something quieter than City Ballet's repertory — should be a profound pleasure.
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Average daily volumes did rise 7.7 percent in September from August, a traditionally quieter month in currency markets, CLS said.
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Over the years their sound evolved into a quieter mix of folk and experimental, with heavy spiritual and Christian themes.
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He was notorious for taking up way too much air time in every meeting, and my quieter colleagues resented him.
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Like the other electric vehicles I've driven, I appreciated how much quieter the motor was than a traditional gas engine.
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I live in a quieter neighborhood slightly outside the city, where my monthly rent is closer to $1,500 a month.
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HIGH-RISE You know how the apartments on the higher floors are always quieter, have better views and cost more?
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While Nick's sexy exit is the showy Chicago section of "Useful," an earlier and quieter conversation is much more illuminating.
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Besides producing no tailpipe emissions, electric cars are quieter than most conventional vehicles, have peppy acceleration and require low maintenance.
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But they have been markedly quieter about the scandals surrounding the two Democrats in line to succeed Northan, Lieutenant Gov.
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Unlike many global ocean threats (ocean acidification, warming waters, overfishing, marine pollution), noise has a comparatively simple solution: quieter props.
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Now, U.S. startups are working to develop quieter and more fuel-efficient supersonic planes than Concorde, aimed at business travelers.
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" Conaway said he was disappointed "that we weren't able to conduct the investigation a little quieter, with less public fanfare.
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Even in the absence of starting open access journals, though, some scientists have been taking quieter, but equally principled, stands.
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This explains why LMHR has been quieter, because the urgency has not been there since the defeat of the BNP.
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Two smaller, quieter hamlets, New Suffolk and Laurel, border Mattituck proper, and pride of place is palpable among their residents.
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"Night mode lowers the volume for louder scenes and boosts it for quieter ones," the company said in a release.
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Phases is quieter than Olsen's 2016 album My Woman — a record that was full of simmering anger and electric guitar.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "There were reports that Doritos was launching a lady-friendly chip that is quieter and not as orange.
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At the same time, the novel's quieter, more nuanced elements, such as Conrad's grief at Sammy's passing, go largely unexplored.
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In New York City, there's a little emptiness, some lassitude at the bodega, and the streets are quieter than usual.
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Even the best merely reduce noise, especially low-frequency droning sounds — the roar on an airplane becomes a quieter roar.
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A. Presumably, you wanted to avoid offending this woman by requesting a quieter table in a language she wouldn't understand.
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I had driven past the bustling main campus closer to South State Street, but the North Campus was much quieter.
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The public accounts and conversations, even the ones that feel unsatisfying, hold hidden value because they draw out quieter ones.
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It might be worth calling ahead to check how busy the place is, or asking when their quieter hours are.
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But the event, which many C.E.O.s ditched amid the controversy over Jamal Khashoggi's death, was noticeably quieter than last year's.
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They also help preserve New York's low-rise legacy while hearkening to a quieter and more communal way of life.
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But the park management still needs to work hard to attract more visitors, particularly in the quieter and colder months.
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For those willing to pay more for an even quieter model, The Sweethome recommends the Frigidaire Gallery FGRQ212L2600T1 (about $300).
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The weights room was a little busier, but still a lot quieter than when I'm usually there at 6 p.m.
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It features a sleep mode where you can set the fan speed to run on low for a quieter filter.
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The bank will be in blackout until late July, but August - though typically a quieter month - could offer a window.
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In Britain, South Hook's quieter rival, Dragon LNG, has seen an uptick in its deliveries from a variety of sources.
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The series is quieter in general, and so far has none of the inspirational speechifying that can deaden the films.
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The 2500 model is substantially quieter, although not as quiet as one might expect given its aggressive wind-cheating styling.
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Viscount Lascelles and Princess Mary eventually moved to Harewood House and shared a quieter life on the 100-acre estate.
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For a modest $40 more, Ocean View Balcony rooms are not only stunning but much quieter than busy Collins Avenue.
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The shift in attitudes toward disability has been nearly as powerful, if less complete, but it has been much quieter.
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Nwadiogbu's studio is located on one of its quieter streets, away from the churn of Lagos's 17 million plus people.
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But a quieter development has been happening behind the scenes for some time, and it has to do with design.
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Russia and China -- though the latter tends to be far quieter and subtler -- might be among the most prolific hackers.
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The flight was quieter than any red-eye I've ever taken, and the flight attendants were very attentive and friendly.
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In his recent show at P.P.O.W. gallery, Sandow Birk took a quieter and more classical approach to parodying the president.
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Markets were somewhat quieter, and we saw the impact reflected in the results of our trading and Asset Management businesses.
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The Studio Suite was quieter with better insulation from hallway noise, and I didn't hear a peep from any neighbors.
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And yes, some of the older kids had sex in the quieter corners of the cave — what do you expect?
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Its reception in the US has been slightly quieter, but it deserves all the praise it's won across the pond.
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These people were Democrats and Republicans, they were elected to office and they held quieter posts in government and business.
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Not only are the flapping winds quieter, its creator claims they are less prone to being damaged in high wind scenarios.
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By contrast, a much quieter Google expansion in New York could add as many as 12,000 jobs on a similar timescale.
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Such a trip would be a far quieter affair, involving talks with May and a low-profile call on the monarch.
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Rihanna and Awkwafina embody their characters with a nonchalantly confident pastiche that balances out Mindy Kaling and Sarah Paulson's quieter performances.
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Since then the firm has been quieter but no less active, as it continues to fund high-growth later-stage companies.
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The next generation of breast pumps are designed to be more efficient, comfortable and—just as importantly—quieter than older models.
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It also has a rotary motor, which is quieter and gives users more control over the suction and style of pumping.
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Tau Ceti is a lot more like our Sun than Ross 250, but Ross 128 is also quieter than Proxima Centauri.
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But faced with a loud blast of airplane noise, the Sony set stayed just a little bit quieter than the Bose.
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Over in Southeast Asia, a quieter storm is brewing, but it's an important indicator of a market that's rapidly embracing ecommerce.
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But with renewed demand from wealthy business travelers, American engineers are itching to make quieter versions of the world's fastest planes.
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"I don't think anyone behaves the way he behaved for so long…" He trailed off, and his voice got even quieter.
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You can learn a lot about someone by fighting alongside them, but these quieter moments help create a more complete picture.
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Luckily, there are quieter moments within the gallery, such as those detailing the activities of T.E. Lawrence directly after the war.
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Better aerodynamics also promote fuel efficiency and have allowed for a quieter environment on the 2020 Ford Escape, according to Ford.
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The doctor moved his stethoscope to the other side and again heard the same whoosh, though it was somewhat quieter here.
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Due to the absence of an internal combustion engine, electric vehicles can be a lot quieter than their gas-powered counterparts.
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The activism around the headline-grabbing issues is happening in tandem with a quieter scrutiny of how Sieting conducts village business.
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Though much quieter over the past week, Inrix drew attention during CES to its upcoming OpenCar platform by promising Alexa integration.
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Another is that they are quieter, which would make planes using them popular at urban airports with a lot of neighbours.
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This allows the Alpha 12 to use a much more powerful processor than most other hybrids while also being much quieter.
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I would love to see the quieter moments in Hannah's life that we didn't get to see covered in Season 1.
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Simon is a Hugh Grant impersonator, who, like Hugh, was prolific in the 90s, but has been a little quieter since.
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Razer does have quieter Orange keys, but those haven't made their way to the new X Chroma—at least not yet.
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The Mavic Pro is smaller, quieter and more nimble, giving it less of a creepy-flying-computer feel than the Phantom.
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A quieter method is the ville morte, where people in French-speaking Africa shut down the city by staying at home.
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It's also a little bit better at highway cruising, and the hybrid powertrain is quieter, so long trips are more relaxing.
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Now married to Elena Fisher and working in undersea salvage, Drake has settled into a quieter existence than he's ever known.
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Believe me, if you fly frequently or commute on a noisy train, these will make your life just a little quieter.
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While that may not be something you immediately think of, a quieter keyboard will be much less distracting in the workspace.
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The company says the on-board cooling system operates pretty quietly, which should fit nicely alongside those new, quieter MacBook keyboards.
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The firm has been quieter over the past couple of years, and sold Weetabix last year to U.S. firm Post Holdings.
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Cyclists should find a quieter route, while walkers should stick to the part of the pavement that's further away from cars.
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We would like to move away from that and we feel confident this summer will be a lot quieter in Southampton.
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The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also reported the incidents of violence, but said things are quieter in general.
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Even so, there is another force in mobile computing brewing, though it's smaller, quieter and coming from a less-expected place.
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There's no public dialogue between the two extremes while a quieter middle tries to get something done, to little avail yet.
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Mr Moore thinks that quieter people can make as much impact as full extroverts, if they give themselves time to recharge.
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But that just makes these three games, which take a quieter, more solemn approach to world building, stand out even more.
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The car is quieter now, whether it's maneuvering a cul-de-sac in the suburbs or cornering on a country road.
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Some work better than others, with the emptier, quieter ones making the strongest impression, but there is no questioning the talent.
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Quieter and more reserved then his sister, Iivo has previously focused on training for the 15km freestyle discipline for the Olympics.
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Still, no matter what, the XPS 15's keys offer a better and quieter typing experience that Apple's controversial "butterfly" keyboards.
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Before #MeToo, a quieter industry reckoning was underway to alleviate the stigma surrounding mental illness and its symptoms, including substance abuse.
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And, tower fans are usually quieter than traditional fans and produce less buffeting, so the air is cooled without becoming turbulent.
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The follow-up, five years in the making after the departure of musical partner Robin Hannibal, is quieter and blurrier still.
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The mood in the van got a little closer, and the women quieter, as the men spoke louder and more sociably.
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Instead Apple held an event and said "We made the keyboards quieter" admitting the past keyboards were loud, and not faulty.
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If Moore manages to win, expect the rising voices of criticism within the GOP to grow quieter -- for fear of Trump.
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And, at a certain point, the voice began to grow quieter, less distinct, and before long I couldn't hear anything anymore.
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He started out near a noisy auto shop that was attracting unwanted attention, but has since moved to a quieter space.
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Rolling robots will be quieter and simpler, but flying robots will be faster and less likely to get in people's way.
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The movement started to schedule "quieter" events — including soccer tournaments and dinners — to connect with young people from working class neighborhoods.
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It's dopey and silly, but it totally works: But my favorite moments are actually the quieter ones between Kara and Barry.
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"It's been quieter tonight, and there's less of the general public showing up," said Reneé Nicole Gray, one of the workers.
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Others are finding the popularity of nearby Iceland to be too much and rightfully view Greenland as a slower, quieter option.
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In Milan, public transport was working but the streets were much quieter than normal, with many smaller shops and cafés closed.
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The 1400-watt Combi Wave is around 50% quieter than the Breville Quick Touch, though a full 300 watts more powerful
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There's been huge shift in my stress levels since moving to a quieter, less congested place with better access to nature.
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Proponents say that compared to the helicopter, flying cars are easier to control, plus cleaner and quieter – qualities aviation regulators appreciate.
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Their advice to me and the members of #takeemdown901 was to be a bit quieter and have a lot more patience.
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Ms. Baldi, now 72, had been living in San Bernardino and was looking for a quieter place to raise her children.
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The streets grow quieter as the day ends, and we walk them one more time before we leave the next morning.
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But the industry is hoping that electric motorcycles -- with a quieter, simpler experience -- might be the key to attracting new riders.
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Now, because my mind is quieter, submission allows me an intense, prolonged focus on my body and what turns me on.
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He's been the quieter behind-the-scenes leader, leaving Benioff to take public stands on social issues and poke at rivals.
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Of their two 2019 albums, U.F.O.F. is quieter, given to tiny plucked guitar arpeggios that emerge as hooks through the haze.
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Burgess said the 10-pound Wing aircraft, which will carry up to three pounds, is quieter than a car or truck.
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Grown-ups will appreciate the separate, quieter Garden Pool, as well as the warm service and easy parking (Doubles from $188).
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It's quieter than his food shows; he's just highlighting master craftsmen, but his awe and appreciation of their skill is palpable.
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Back in the land of magical, billion-dollar start-up unicorns, things have been quieter, thanks to the federal government shutdown.
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Though quieter than much of Mr. Niblock's own music, the concert nevertheless drew from his methodical approach to composition and performance.
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It really is, even though you've raised an enormous amount of money over this enormous evaluation, you've been a lot quieter.
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When Jon sends Ghost away, he's also banishing the part of himself that longs for the North, longs for a quieter life.
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There's a somewhat different and slightly quieter detach click when you hit the Surface Book 2's detach button on the keyboard.
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Prime has been a huge boost for Amazon, but quieter offerings like Amazon Web Services are key to Amazon's money-making potential.
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Honestly, at the end of the day, if improved keyboard reliability is a side-effect of quieter keyboards, we're all for it.
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These "3.5-generation" butterfly keyboards are quieter than previous keyboards and are supposedly made of an unspecified new material for better reliability.
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CBASS technology provides streamlined targeting, quieter propulsion technologies and an ability to operate with improved effectiveness in both shallow and deep water.
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This season New York's street style was colorful and clever, while London's was classic (and dare we say, quieter than previous seasons?).
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The company introduced the 7373 MAX family of aircraft in 2011, touting its quieter engines and better fuel efficiency as selling points.
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Solange's A Seat at the Table is quieter, a soul album with rap influences that features both Raphael Saadiq and Lil Wayne.
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Here's to a quieter, calmer year ahead filled with joy and hope and maybe, just maybe, a chance to reconci- Oh no.
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Reflecting the overall gloom, cafes in Hong Kong's compact Central business district were noticeably quieter on Monday, according to baristas and customers.
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Reflecting the overall gloom, cafes in Hong Kong's compact Central business district were noticeably quieter on Monday, according to baristas and customers.
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The final version will be quieter, and will likely look quite a bit different, though the basic idea will remain the same.
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He had always been a small and quiet man, but when he returned to the village, he was somehow smaller and quieter.
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Motivated by environmental concerns, ski hills and recreational riders are also looking to ditch their loud, stinky machines for quieter, greener rides.
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Then three of the five go back to their mother, the house becomes quieter, and we miss them until they come again.
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Under the intended use circumstances of listening at quieter volumes at home, I imagine the X5000s will reveal more of their quality.
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The group of clients we have right now is on the quieter side so my coworker and I spend time telling jokes.
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The interior is fantastic, the ride is lovely, space is ample and the cabin is quieter than any other SUV we've driven.
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The quieter drones get, the harder it is to make the case that they aren't powerful tools for invading other people's privacy.
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"Kamsahamnida" is part of the slow down before the next gut-punch episode, so it's much quieter than the past two weeks.
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But, when Mercury is hanging out in a quieter water sign like Scorpio, we get to experience another side of its influence.
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They make more than 70 different calls, and they know to call during the night when it's quieter and sound carries better.
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So, who better to take the role than Heigl, who has shifted into a quieter life with her blog Those Heavenly Days?
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The Moon leaves fun and friendly Leo for introspective Earth sign Virgo this afternoon, putting you in a quieter, more private mood.
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The tension had been dissolved from my muscles and as I left the center, the day itself felt fresh-washed, quieter somehow.
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Yet going electric could make commercial aviation—a significant source of humanity's greenhouse gas emissions—greener, as well as cheaper and quieter.
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The film exudes a battering-ram simplicity that, even in its quieter moments, can give the drama a paint-by-numbers crudity.
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In the 1990s, for example, he became a quieter, less braggadocious Trump when his casinos went bankrupt and his airline business failed.
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I've heard the same sentiment echoed again and again in dining halls, in between classes, and in the quieter corners of labs.
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And BEBs, which are quieter, more spacious, and more high-tech than their competitors, serve as great ambassadors for EVs more generally.
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The Slim update didn't change a lot, but it's quieter, easier to use (no more invisible buttons!), and of course considerably smaller.
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The agency was instead looking for planes that produce quieter supersonic "heartbeats," or what it refers to as Quiet Supersonic Technology (QueSST).
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When the sound is quieter you can actually hear what someone else is saying and that can make a world of difference.
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He knew when to be an elder statesman, a punk rock icon, and a conciliatory force to the quieter voices around you.
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Although having said that Christmas and New Years were definitely quieter, and last winter was the quietest I've experienced in some time.
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It has also set up a quieter showdown between the young and old over who will foot America's enormous health care bill.
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By the time the plane reaches Caribbean skies, what was once dubbed "the motherfuckin' party plane" has taken on a quieter affect.
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It was super loud at the demo area, so this was hard to test — we'll have to try again when it's quieter.
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"They reduce the pressure of the sound waves, so whatever reaches your ear is quieter than it would have been," says Oghalai.
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But the Sharks still had the lead, and that record crowd was much quieter — and much less interested in spinning yellow towels.
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For many deal advisers the quarter felt a bit quieter compared with last year — a record in terms of aggregate transaction values.
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Some voices here have praised the chief's handling of the shooting and its aftermath, though they have been quieter than the protesters.
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He liked living near Gramercy Park last season but has preferred his quieter, more family-oriented neighborhood on the Upper East Side.
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The production notes refer to this as a "kinder, gentler" take on "Transformers," which sounds better than a "quieter, less irritating" one.
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The racing yacht uses electrical power, which Zennstrom says makes it "lighter, less drag, quieter, and most importantly it is environmentally friendly."
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It's a much quieter experience than we're used to, after years of vrooming, revving, and other clanging coming from under the hood.
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The Twittersphere was just a little bit quieter this morning after Marc Andreessen, father of the Tweetstorm, vacated the platform last night.
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TV: That's a much quieter tale than Preacher, and you must have worked on these two projects quite close to each other.
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He would be a Vince Lombardi, the legendary American football coach, but a quieter one, as far as the media is concerned.
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Definitely. When we started jamming again we all needed it to be a lot quieter, just having a baby in the room.
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The track begins with quieter moments before coming to life, its overworked, echoing vocals seemingly suspended in the lofty rafters of cathedrals.
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Among the quieter, more personal items that tell queer stories are the handmade and small-batch paper goods that organized people's lives.
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