Touch reduces stress hormones, decreases the perception of pain, improves sleep, and reduces fatigue.
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That reduces genetic diversity, which further reduces their ability to survive changes in the environment.
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"The drug itself attracts people into care, reduces their cravings, and reduces their illicit heroin use," he explained.
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If an electric motor gets you outside, reduces fossil fuels, and reduces congestion, I think it's worth it.
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That reduces production of the messenger molecule, which reduces production of the protein, which permits the gene to reactivate.
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The loan loss reserve marks an expense that reduces bank income and reduces the loan value on the books.
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This sequenced approach materially reduces the "crash risk" of Brexit negotiations and…reduces downside risks for the UK growth outlook.
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It reduces the value of subsidies and it also reduces spending on Medicaid, the programme for the poorest, compared with current plans.
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Like racism reduces people to the sign of their skin color, the male gaze reduces women to the sign of their sex.
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That reduces the amount of time the meat will sit on the grill, which in turns reduces the amounts of HCAs and PAHs.
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In theory this reduces the number of boats out on the water, but it's unclear if this actually reduces pressure on fishing stocks.
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" CBD, the authors wrote, "reduces experimentally induced anxiety in healthy controls, without affecting baseline anxiety levels, and reduces anxiety in patients with SAD.
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These animal studies suggest that the drug not only reduces blood sugar, it also reduces inflammation and produces other cellular effects that alter aging.
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For example, the emergence of Google Photos as an application across Android and iOS significantly reduces the lock-in of Photos, the emergence of Spotify reduces the lock-in of iTunes, and the emergence of Drive and Dropbox reduces the lock-in of iCloud.
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Regular aerobic exercise training reduces sedentary time, reduces appetite, improves cardiovascular performance and increases self-esteem and self-efficacy, Brand told Reuters Health by email.
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Anderson argues that the best way to evaluate the credit isn't how much it reduces poverty, but how much it reduces the depth of poverty.
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This pooling significantly reduces the amount of fluid returning to the heart, and correspondingly, reduces how much fluid the heart can pump out during each contraction.
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The treatment reduces the levels of the HIV virus in the blood, helps reverse damage to the immune system and reduces the risk of AIDS-related illnesses.
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"I always feel it's important for two sides to hear each other and it reduces, but it doesn't eliminate, but reduces misunderstandings in the future," El-Erian.
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The Senate's bill, however, reduces the federal budget by $321 billion over the next 10 years, compared to the House bill, which reduces it by $119 billion.
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The very act of vowing not to use stolen information reduces the value of that information and reduces the incentives to use illegal means to obtain it.
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Conversely, ATL's National Ratings could be downgraded if ATB reduces its ownership in ATL, or if AB materially reduces its interests in ATB (and consequently in ATL).
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The first six of these reduce energy intensity (the I in ASIF), while the seventh reduces driving activity (A) and the eighth reduces fuel carbon content (F).
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"We don't see any scientific research so far that proves (banning mentholated cigarettes) reduces youth consumption or reduces uptake of cigarettes to youngsters," Chief Executive Nicandro Durante said.
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On the Moodrise app, the therapy would be described as releasing the GABA neurotransmitter, which reduces the activity of neurons and likely reduces feelings of anxiety and fear.
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"This allows for fast decision-making and reduces costly involvement of princes in state contracts, but also potentially reduces internal criticism and review of new policy initiatives," he said.
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"Cheaper energy helps us in the sense that it reduces the oil import bill and reduces inflationary pressures," Sanjeev Sanyal, principle economic adviser at the finance ministry told Reuters.
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At the extreme, evolutionary psychology reduces people to biological drives, capitalism reduces people to economic self-interest, modern Marxism to their class position and multiculturalism to their racial one.
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Low interest rates make it relatively cheap to service the large amount of borrowing the United States did in the past, which reduces spending and thus reduces future borrowing.
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Hand washing reduces the number of people who get sick with diarrhea by 31 percent and reduces respiratory illnesses, like colds, in the general population by 16 to 21 percent.
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Vieira says immunocastration is "basically pain-free," reduces mortality, and produces bigger (and more food-efficient) pigs, which both improves profits for pork producers and reduces the industry's carbon footprint.
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Protectionism reduces world exports, but it also reduces world imports, so that the effect on overall demand is a wash; textbook economic models just don't say what conventional wisdom is asserting here.
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Over the course of 56 weeks, participants received regular injections consisting of two hormones— progestogen, which lowers sperm counts, and testosterone, which reduces the effects of the progestogen (progesterone also reduces testosterone).
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But even if growth rebounds, automation reduces the incentives to invest in the low-labor-cost developing world, and it reduces the benefits of such investments for the residents of developing countries.
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Socialist Party members claim they do not want to spend money on defense and that accommodating Russia not only reduces threats and increases security, it also reduces the necessity for defense spending.
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If the addition of Mr George reduces Mr Westbrook's triple-double output and reduces the perceived reward from padding his statistics, that might be an underappreciated reason for the reconstituted team's expected success.
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"I always feel it's important for two sides to hear each other and it reduces, but it doesn't eliminate, but reduces misunderstandings in the future," economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"I don't think it reduces the golf experience," he said.
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This ensures currency convertibility and reduces foreign exchange liquidity risks.
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VR helps relax patients and reduces their perception of pain.
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Bonus: mutual masturbation reduces STI transmission, and it's totally free.
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Having a single engine reduces fuel consumption and speeds inspections.
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Further, it reduces the noise from the motor and fans.
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That drop in battery life reduces the phone's thickness, too.
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That reduces the risk of higher inflation and interest rates.
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Studies have shown that stress reduces your IQ by 13%.
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And then 43 reduces down to seven ( 4 + 3 = 7).
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Several commenters concurred that contact with immigrants often reduces prejudice.
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And it reduces most voters to the status of bystanders.
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This reduces the risk of a run on the fund.
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A layer of healthy soil also reduces harmful greenhouse gases.
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A badly designed tax code reduces growth by distorting incentives.
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For Canada, it reduces reliance on the U.S. export market.
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But it clarifies and reduces the stakes of her comments.
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A blow to them reduces their recruitment in North Africa.
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Automating manual processes reduces or eliminates work, while reducing cost.
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It's also low on plasma, which significantly reduces its conductivity.
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"Hibiclens contains 4% chlorhexidine gluconate, which reduces bacteria," she said.
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Destroying these ecosystems reduces that escape valve for human excess.
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That reduces interaction, which is death for an interactive platform.
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Thin film solar panels are lightweight, which reduces launch cost.
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Increasing provider paperwork further reduces their capacity to treat patients.
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Monsanto maintains its new formulation of dicamba reduces drift effectively.
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Still, such unique attention often reduces identities to stereotypical assumptions.
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Encasing the engines in the wings reduces friction and noise.
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The Casper Glow Light reduces blue light before bed time.
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Deep breathing calms down the nervous system and reduces anxiety.
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Income — tax withholding further reduces awareness of the tax burdens.
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Sweat evaporates to cool you off, and humidity reduces evaporation.
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Cook until sherry reduces almost completely, about 4 minutes. 7.
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Killing the character off effectively reduces her to a prop.
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Q: Have you been able to show it reduces attrition?
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The resulting ambiguity reduces the power and precision of policy.
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First, competition is expensive, risky, and it invariably reduces profits.
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The boat tail design on the back also reduces drag.
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The higher cost of shipping reduces this advantage even further.
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The plan reduces tax rates for most kinds of income.
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""As supply reduces, an inevitable consequence is that prices increase.
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A stronger real effectively reduces potential profit from the sale.
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Support for civil society reforms reduces corruption and promotes democracy.
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It reduces it to violence, poop jokes, and mafioso cliches.
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"Engaging in our financial lives actually reduces anxiety," says Levinson.
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It also reduces the risk of human error or contamination.
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A drive into town from the mainland quickly reduces stress.
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Trees reduce runoff, and shade reduces a building's energy costs.
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But on balance, the evidence suggests that aid reduces emigration.
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"Anything that reduces cost eliminates some financial barriers," Salganicoff said.
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Some studies claim that it reduces gun violence; others disagree.
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This reduces the odds he will say something politically problematic.
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The company says this transparency reduces the toxicity around teammates.
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It reduces the interoperability of systems, instead of encouraging it.
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One reduces him to a caricature at one's peril, however.
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It's only worth doing if it substantially reduces CO2 emissions.
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Iron deficiency, for example, reduces a child's ability to learn.
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Broader coverage in this way reduces barriers to changing jobs.
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Though plunging coal use reduces air pollution, stockpiles are wasteful.
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Energy not used reduces carbon emissions, while saving residents money.
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It reduces and constricts, it treats the many as one.
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Taking deep, slow breaths reduces anxiety and stress, research finds.
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"It's proven that reducing idleness reduces violence," Ms. King said.
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It's a nickname that reduces us solely to our race.
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Personal Capital claims this strategy reduces risk and boosts returns.
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Instead, it reduces it from 85033 percent to 27.5 percent.
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That reduces stress and improves feelings of depression and anxiety.
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According to the CDC, fluoridation reduces cavities by 25 percent.
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There's also a detachable drain valve that reduces oil spills.
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In raw eggs, avidin more readily binds and reduces biotin.
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Here's how Kate Conger, a tech reporter, reduces that exposure.
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It reduces some of the stress of being in airports.
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It reduces tax incentives for spending on research and development.
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All the time, we're told that working out reduces stress.
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There is no evidence the rule reduces abortion, she said.
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"It probably won't be too long before the latest regulatory tightening in mortgage lending rules reduces house price inflation and reduces the risks within the balance sheets of both households and banks," Dales said.
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It cleans up power, provides each attached load with precisely the level and quality of power it needs, reduces consumption, reduces the costs of managing waste heat, and extends the working life of the machines.
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The study is titled "Brain Drain: The Mere Presence of One's Own Smartphone Reduces Available Cognitive Capacity" and the study suggests that — as the title states — our proximity to our smartphone reduces our brain power.
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Sharing energy over a wider geographic area improves efficiency, smooths out peaks and troughs in demand, reduces the use of duplicative backup resources, allows for the integration of more renewable energy, and reduces power prices.
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The government may also try to delay deciding on Southwest Key contracts until it reduces the number of children in federal custody — or, at the least, reduces the number of children placed with Southwest Key.
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The common cold reduces most people to a sniffling, sneezing mess.
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And they are five times more durable, which reduces servicing costs.
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That shot reduces her body to a prop, to an it.
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This greatly reduces the number of possible symmetries of a square.
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Constellating, it neither reduces nor attempts to categorize; instead, it adds.
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Redistributing wealth down the income scale, ceteris paribus, reduces lifestyle emissions.
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For instance, it reduces red tape in clearing South Korean customs.
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"So the act of checking in reduces anxiety," Dr. Rosen says.
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Studies also show that providing education and opportunities also reduces recidivism.
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Reduces management fees and changes distribution policy Source text for Eikon:
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That reduces the amount the government must spend on their pensions.
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A 1 percent annual fee reduces that portfolio by nearly $30,000.
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That reduces the radius of curvature and increases the centripetal acceleration.
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Heating the flour reduces its microbial count, Food Business News said.
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As he reduces environmental protections much of congress may cheer him.
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That reduces your net winnings to as little as $172.5 million.
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Early research suggests it encourages more, earlier conversations and reduces suffering.
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This exclusive deal reduces the bundle's regular price to just $43.
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That greatly reduces the size and feeds into the other benefits.
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"Blockchain reduces the cost of trust," says Mr Lubin of ConsenSys.
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That reduces touch sensitivity and can detract from the screen's quality.
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For one, the quick turnaround reduces the inmates' chances for appeal.
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A possible benefit of heading abroad is that diversification reduces risk.
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All land in Ethiopia is state-owned, which reduces upfront costs.
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However, this game type greatly reduces the challenge of Dota 245.
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That suggests that learning reduces fertility, not the other way round.
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Generally, extreme weather reduces the crop yields, pushing up its price.
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One of them is that it reduces human lives to statistics.
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CybeReady — reduces the risks of phishing through automated end-user training.
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It also reduces evaporation, which helps keep the mask underneath active.
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Go deeper: Air pollution reduces average life expectancy by 2 years
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The trope reduces the girlfriend or wife to a plot device.
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Eliminating upgrades and standby flying for certain passengers reduces administrative overheads.
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However it also reduces the advantages of a national insurance pool.
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AMPLE evidence shows that exercising regularly reduces the risk of cancer.
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The law also reduces the penalty interest paid by insurance companies.
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Reduces the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.
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Further, diversified exposure reduces risk of investing in individual international securities.
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Products are in boxes on shelves, so it reduces labor costs.
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That reduces your net winnings to as little as $422.2 million.
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This adds cost and reduces the value equation for the customer.
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It also reduces rates for households but eliminates nearly all deductions.
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" "This gives customers choice and reduces the concerns for lock-in.
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That drastically reduces the level of benefit to low-income people.
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This form of care not only improves lives – it reduces costs.
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The president's proposed budget blueprint dramatically reduces the size of government.
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Giving away property for charitable donations reduces your income tax liability.
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It reduces our lives into a daily series of commodity exchanges.
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Such policies provide a safety valve that reduces some political opposition.
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Greater interdependence raises the costs – and reduces the temptation – of war.
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Confidence will return only if the government reduces the budget deficit.
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A shift to the cloud reduces that danger, but brings others.
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When taken regularly, PrEP drastically reduces the chances of HIV infection.
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Railways say it reduces their incentive to invest in grain hauling.
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But sometimes doing something reduces risk, like having your kids vaccinated.
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But raising the FRA reduces benefits no matter when you claim.
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It reduces cravings for the drugs that Purdue said weren't addictive.
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Exercise reduces abdominal fat and improves health, even without weight loss.
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"If you have inflows, it reduces your capital gains," said Kinnel.
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It also drastically reduces regulatory uncertainty and litigation risk for industry.
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Yet there are other opposing stories, also true: Incarceration reduces crime.
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It reduces the early voting period and eliminates same-day registration.
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The settlement only reduces the sting, but does not erase it.
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The House bill reduces that ceiling of qualifying debt to $2000,93.
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It eases congestion, reduces infrastructure wear and tear and increases safety.
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That massively reduces carbon dioxide emissions and other climate-related costs.
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It reduces the prices of the goods and services we buy.
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For your hair, it reduces frizz, softens ends, and adds shine.
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If this reduces your stress, then you can do these things.
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So this reclassification reduces our growth rate versus the previous classification.
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It found that keeping kids in school longer likely reduces crime.
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Cellphones make people more efficient, and every efficiency reduces G.D.P. growth.
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This reduces interest payments for every American family with a mortgage.
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Cloud With Me reduces this process to just a few clicks.
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Hexadite says its technology increases productivity and reduces costs for businesses.
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But with antimicrobials, inappropriate use reduces their effectiveness for everyone else.
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This diversification reduces the risk of refinancing in the medium term.
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"Anybody who reduces my stress becomes invaluable to me," he says.
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Plus, it reduces cravings and impulsivity—two huge drivers behind AUD.
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The optimal scenario also reduces costs relative to the current scenario.
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This greatly reduces the health plans' ability to negotiate lower prices.
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Which, as all comic-book nerds know, reduces value to nil.
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"It really reduces your day to the bare necessities," she said.
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But he also reduces female agency to more or less nothing.
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Some experts agree blending reduces fiber content, while others are skeptical.
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That's because it reduces the metabolic rate while walking and running.
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First, using the larger piece greatly reduces the risk of overcooking.
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Yet today's crisis shows isolationism escalates, rather than reduces, foreign threats.
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Research shows the opposite; legalizing prostitution actually reduces violence toward women.
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This in turn reduces the difficulties of keeping howitzer crews supplied.
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Reducing the hyperuricemia reduces the risk of another attack of gout.
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On one hand, legalization actually slightly reduces the number of jobs.
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It reduces federal spending on health care, whereas Obamacare increased it.
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By repurchasing shares, a company reduces the number of shares outstanding.
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That reduces their capacity to cushion surrounding regions against temperature extremes.
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Such understanding brings empathy, reduces judgment and helps us get creative.
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Treatment of hemochromatosis reduces the iron burden and the P.C.T. resolves.
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Kanai website, which reduces fatigue and migraines while promoting hair growth.
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Soybean prices are likely to face pressure as China reduces consumption.
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For every day after that, it reduces to $2,500 per violation.
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Government borrowing represents negative saving, and this reduces total domestic saving.
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It reduces the probability for a recession, which was low already.
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This essentially reduces the supply of bitcoin coming onto the market.
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It reduces our environmental footprint in the area and creates jobs.
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For instance, limiting data access rights within an organization reduces exposure.
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Losing credibility among investors reduces Venezuela's chances of getting more credit.
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Fewer people using the network reduces Facebook's pricing power with advertisers.
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In addition, a focus on the U.S. market reduces operating risk.
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The electric motor reduces the effort involved in pedaling the bike.
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It reduces the number of tax credits from seven to three.
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That in turn reduces investment returns, driving up the unfunded liability.
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Mr. Obama's grant of commutation reduces the sentence to 20 years.
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But ultimately, none of these tragedies reduces my faith in humanity.
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This reduces the tax cost of contributing to the Roth IRA.
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Are they claiming that expansionary fiscal policy actually reduces interest rates?
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Another small study from the National Institutes for Health found that drinking Korean pear juice before consuming alcohol can reduce overall hangover severity, reduces memory loss, improves concentration, and reduces levels of acetaldehyde in the body.
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By cooling the fuel-air mixture under high-load conditions, water injection reduces the knocking tendency and also reduces the need to inject additional fuel into the cylinders to protect the exhaust components through evaporative cooling.
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The ratified agreement reduces the number of guaranteed weeks of work for the players in the orchestra to 22, from 24, and reduces the number of full-time orchestra members through attrition to 70, from 74.
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If, on top of that, employees face greater search frictions or costs of moving, then this reduces their ability to raise their wages by changing jobs and thus also reduces their bargaining power with their current employer.
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Meredith: An unexpected winner this week, spinach isn't just popping up because it's very good for you (helps your heart, reduces your risk of cancer, reduces cholesterol!) or because it's the color of the true winner, money.
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And a burst of inflation reduces the real value of public debt.
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The idea is that moving it away from the television reduces interference.
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This advice makes sense because it reduces the opportunity for human error.
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Market concentration causes wages to stagnate because it reduces competition for labor.
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Packing away your straighteners, curling irons, and blowdryers immediately reduces heat damage.
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This new order reduces the ban on Syrian refugees to 211 days.
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Lower interest rates reduces the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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When Amazon reduces a price on the item, stores like Walmart follow.
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It's a costly logistical operation that significantly reduces profits for the operators.
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It saves money, reduces pollution, and avoids the need for expensive infrastructure.
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When he reduces taxes, he must be hoping to attract more investment.
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It reduces the DOJ to an arm of the Trump political machine.
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Exercise reduces the risk of Type 2 diabetes, stroke, and heart attack.
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This can be ameliorated by adding germanium, which reduces absorption and scattering.
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For them, anything that reduces depression should be regarded as an antidepressant.
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Others say that having more females at the table reduces gender bias.
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This makes it harder to fall asleep and reduces quality of sleep.
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The rule intentionally reduces the ability of SNAP to accomplish its mission.
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Using the new noise-cancelation feature on the Pros reduces battery life.
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Merger activity, which reduces the number of listed firms, is damaging competition.
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The deal reduces the regulatory and tax burden on certain American exports.
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This increases innovation and reduces the transaction costs associated with trading data.
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Gilead reduces women to a role; June's role is to have children.
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Removing this variable from the model reduces the Democrats' chances to 79%.
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It also reduces the nuance of what's really happening in online radicalization.
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If you mention "amnesty" in regards to any reform, it reduces support.
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It reduces stress and anxiety, builds strength and endurance, and increases mindfulness.
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Social and emotional learning reduces and prevents violence, suicide, and substance abuse.
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Trying to keep everything the same reduces some of the terrible fear.
|
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For those without firm transport contracts, that reduces the incentive to drill.
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Rather, alcohol reduces the amount of fat your body burns for energy.
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Intimidation, through spyware, hacking, abusive comments or simply arrest, reduces opposing messages.
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That substantially reduces the likelihood that infected food will reach the consumer.
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But that adds weight, which in turn reduces the drone's flight time.
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The deal reduces the city's payments to pension bondholders by $45 million.
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That cuts out stops of innocent people, and reduces crime, Fagan said.
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It instead reduces their visibility in users' replies and also in search.
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Access to clean electricity improves people's health and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
|
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"It reduces incident triage, improves risk scoring and accelerates containment," he explained.
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What creates growth, generating good-paying jobs that reduces the national debt.
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It reduces the pool of standard grade concentrate that smelters can access.
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However, a second generic manufacturer reduces the average price by nearly half.
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That's what a put-down is: it reduces you to that label.
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Both lenses have optical image stabilization, which reduces blur caused by movement.
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This reduces administrative costs and enhances cash flow for field service businesses.
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Reusing rockets lowers the cost of production, and accordingly, reduces launch costs.
|
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Research shows that having a hobby reduces stress and boosts creative thinking.
|
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A strong nuclear fleet reduces our dependence on foreign countries for energy.
|
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"Additionally, most important at older age – smoking reduces calorie intake," she added.
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The monetary arrangement assures currency convertibility and reduces foreign exchange liquidity risks.
|
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Composting reduces greenhouse gas emissions and uses natural resources to enhance soil.
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Eyerman's photograph reduces the audience members to uniform rows of spectacled spectators.
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"That's the myth about deregulation, that it reduces the burden," said Perdue.
|
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Allowing some complementary private coverage also reduces pressure for overgenerous basic coverage.
|
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But reducing meaning down in size inevitably reduces it down in complexity.
|
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"The value of a brand is that it reduces uncertainty," he says.
|
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Side sleeping helps open up the airway, which in turn reduces snoring.
|
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Athletes claim it aids healing, recovery, and blood flow and reduces pain.
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The low pressure environment reduces drag, allowing high speeds to be achieved.
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The fragmented customer base effectively reduces customer concentration risk and earnings volatility.
|
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The tax law's new $10,000 cap on SALT significantly reduces this subsidy.
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Like methadone, Suboxone prevents "dopesickness" and reduces cravings, without getting you high.
|
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It also reduces confidence in how mental illness, in general, are classified.
|
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Reducing body odor reduces the need to wash the bodysuit so often.
|
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"I believe active physical exercise outdoors improves life, reduces stress," she said.
|
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It reduces air pollution responsible for an estimated 114,85033 deaths each year.
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It's called "telestroke," and a 2010 systematic review found it reduces mortality.
|
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It reduces you to your essence and strips you of every pretense.
|
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It reduces market failures like excessive pollution, underinvestment or undue monopoly power.
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Second, it reduces the company's dependence on stock market indexes and trades.
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A 100% silk pillowcase that reduces frizz and keeps skin hydrated overnight
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Making sure patients do not go without medicines reduces any political furor.
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Such insurance reduces the risk that pensioners will live longer than expected.
|
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This reduces the Republican majority in the Senate to 51 to 49.
|
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"It reduces the burden of on-boarding" a new user, Zuckerman said.
|
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This reduces any excess water and serves to concentrate the eel flavour.
|
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It's a very intelligently designed platform that reduces transactional costs for coordination.
|
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Having Apple Care significantly reduces the cost of an iPhone screen repair.
|
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"Detecting cancer early ... greatly reduces cancer's financial impact," the WHO report said.
|
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Harmony paint has odor eliminating technology that actually reduces common indoor odors.
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It's an effect that takes every part of you and reduces you.
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This reduces distress and activates better emotional regulation, problem solving and planning.
|
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Anything that reduces depression and anxiety should be regarded as an antidepressant.
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But how — and even whether — ShotSpotter also reduces shootings hasn't been proved.
|
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Additionally, while CarPlay greatly reduces distractions while driving, it doesn't eliminate them.
|
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Now, any decision that reduces travel costs starts to make more sense.
|
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"It reduces muscle mass, but not to typical female averages," she said.
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This reduces rocking ride motions and porpoising over heaves and large bumps.
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First, the headline: Electrifying EVs (the third scenario) reduces emissions a lot.
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"The evidence is overwhelming [that] raising the age reduces consumption," he said.
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A firm that reduces cost and expands sales injures rivals — sometimes fatally.
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And it reduces the three-strikes penalty to 25 years, from life.
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It also greatly reduces their chances of getting diabetes or heart disease.
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Traffic data in Google Maps reduces gridlock by offering people alternate routes.
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It reduces women to vessels, turning their bodies, and babies, into merchandise.
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More airflow gives you a hotter fire; less air reduces the heat.
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First off — it instantly reduces your margins and your free cash flow.
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That modification reduces fuel use by about 3.5 percent, Mr. Galpin said.
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That relentless widening reduces the efficacy of ECB monetary policy, analysts said.
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From this perspective, oddly enough, Banville's homage reduces the object it venerates.
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Several studies found it reduces alcohol and drug use through young adulthood.
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This whole debate reduces ultimately to a question of values, not facts.
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The deduction reduces income taxes for millions of families across the country.
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It also reduces a federal presence, which some people object to anyway.
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Another found gender-affirming care reduces rates of suicide among transgender youth.
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Consuming them reduces your character's personal gravity, allowing you to jump higher.
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This approach not only reduces flooding but also enhances water supply security.
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Swiss manufacturers have struggled with the currency's strength which reduces their profitability.
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Kolhatkar never reduces anyone in "Black Edge" to a stone-gargoyle grotesque.
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Minimally invasive surgery speeds recovery and reduces the length of hospital stays.
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It reduces eye strain and fatigue, which are constant battles for me.
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Allowing each project to focus on its core strengths also reduces risk.
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"Sodium retains water," Bellatti said, "so lowering sodium intake also reduces puffiness."
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This reduces temperature, but increases humidity and the potential to draw insects.
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This version also has microban antimicrobial technology that reduces bacteria by 99%.
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If investment suggests value over time, reducing the time reduces the value.
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That reduces the ability of the regime to earn money, he said.
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That reduces the need to ship Gulf Coast crude north, Lipow noted.
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We believe, and research confirms, that work reduces medical and mental illness.
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Another problem is that the cutting reduces the size of the crop.
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"It further reduces the prospect of the deals going ahead," Aboulafia said.
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Over time, evaporation occurs and the balsamic ultimately reduces, thickens, and ages.
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The Vaca Muerta deal is geo-strategic, financially sound, and reduces poverty.
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The donation reduces Gates stake in the software maker to 1.3 percent.
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The rush for cash effectively reduces deposits at banks, thereby weakening them.
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This in turn reduces future loss of life and rising costs substantially.
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The court's unanimous decision reduces Lula's options to appeal against the conviction.
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This reduces the risk of accidental or inadvertent events that could escalate.
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A good night's rest reduces stress, curbs appetite and even burns calories.
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It reduces the complexity of a human being in so many ways.
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It reduces risks of nearly every physical and mental condition there is.
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The wiggle room will vanish if a disorderly Brexit reduces growth further.
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Moreover, the initiative reduces several felonies to misdemeanors and misdemeanors to infractions.
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Every one of the five proposals reduces poverty, and child poverty, substantially.
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TechCrunch also reports that there is a rebuilt front-end tech stack that reduces its JavaScript and CSS footprint by 50 percent, resulting in Yahoo Mail launching faster, using less bandwidth, and reduces memory used by the browser.
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They hope the effort reduces the level of police tensions throughout the city.
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Add sherry vinegar, bring to a simmer; cook until liquid reduces by half.
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But that also greatly reduces the amount of power it needs to move.
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"The dependent care credit on the other hand reduces your taxes," she said.
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Hot weather usually reduces the number but the decline was bigger than expected.
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Reduce heat to low; simmer 10 minutes or until mixture reduces by half.
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What's more, operating within a city's limited geographic area reduces the technological challenges.
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Life reduces to the reactions among DNA, RNA, proteins and other organic molecules.
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That effectively reduces the $22010 price tag by 22013 percent for those consumers.
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That effectively reduces the $20103 price tag by 50 percent for those consumers.
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Higher progressive taxation reduces the incentives to rent seek in the first place.
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I mean, it was misogynistic, it reduces a woman to a body part.
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Plus, it has essential oils, which create an intoxicating scent that reduces stress.
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This, the company says, greatly reduces food waste and helps preserve natural resources.
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Namely, the experience increases self-confidence in men and reduces it in women.
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It reduces crime and legal costs and saves much spending on psychiatric hospitals.
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It mostly reduces down to the underrepresentation of everyday life in digital memory.
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Our excessively high corporate tax rate reduces broadband investment and increases its price.
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It lies completely flat, which reduces any scratch risk for the camera's lens.
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Shockingly, that's more than the opioid morphine, which reduces physical pain by 22%.
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"It's interesting in that it dramatically reduces the stigma of buying a prescription."
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It increases performance, reduces latency, and has a direct positive impact on playability.
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On average, this reduces countries' scores by 20%; Congo's falls by over 30%.
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As an approach to learning math, abacus reduces demands on short-term memory.
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This reduces Riyadh's outgoings for now but stores up obligations in the future.
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Reducing the amount of cement in this way consequently reduces CO{-2} emissions.
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It reduces the noise in the search environment which directly stops unsophisticated threats.
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It also finds that militarisation reduces assaults on officers and complaints against them.
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"It reduces the entry requirements and makes it easy for people," she said.
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Using the gyroscope and machine learning, the system dramatically reduces shake in photos.
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It's also the one that reduces Rivers to tears in the clip above.
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Gissler also thinks that motherhood itself largely reduces risky behavior like self-harm.
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On the call Tan said becoming more focused on software reduces Broadcom's volatility.
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Anything that reduces the margin on the iPhone hurts the company's bottom line.
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It reduces the influence pernicious trolls like Yiannopoulos can have on national discourse.
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According to an FDA analysis, the first generic competitor reduces prices only slightly.
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In men specifically, not sleeping enough reduces testosterone levels and lowers sperm count.
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If they owe more than that in taxes, it reduces their tax liability.
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Many Republican lawmakers oppose rent regulation on principle, arguing it reduces affordable housing.
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A new male contraceptive gel, one that reduces sperm count, could change that.
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In addition, the fee charged by funding portals reduces the total amount raised.
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"Every time someone [reduces] using electricity, you're attacking the wholesale price," he noted.
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The range also reduces blue light, making the display easier on your eyes.
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America's $28 billion tourism surplus with China meaningfully reduces the overall trade deficit.
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Remember, too, that your contributions are made pretax, which reduces your taxable income.
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That separation allows greater control and reduces both business risk and environmental risk.
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By saving energy and water, it reduces the servicing charges to your tenants.
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You can see where it's helpful if it reduces cost and increases choice.
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On the other side, some economists say setting the cap reduces management flexibility.
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The organization believes AEB reduces crashes and cuts the likelihood of serious injuries.
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This reduces brain inflammation and is entirely consistent with this exciting new study.
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It's not like it reduces the amount of tax you have to pay.
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Society's primary objective should be equality of opportunity that reduces inequality of outcomes.
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To be slightly more technical about it, Obamacare reduces labor through two channels.
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Lower investment means lower capital per worker, which reduces worker productivity and pay.
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If the panel reduces a suspension, the player remains eligible for postseason play.
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Lower interest rates reduces the opportunity cost for holding the non-yielding gold.
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The move reduces but does not completely remove the risk of a delisting.
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The experience of New Mexico Medicaid proves that ObamaCare reduces access to care.
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Raising it by one percentage point reduces the probability of coups by 4.4%.
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A stronger real reduces local currency returns from sales of dollar-denominated sugar.
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This baked fish and chips recipe keeps the flavor and reduces the mess.
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This reduces what locals pay for fresh strawberries, orderly streets and nursing homes.
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The increased productivity the editorial mentions reflects increased automation, which reduces labor demand.
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The agreement reached increases teacher pay, adds support staff and reduces classroom sizes.
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Its roots are long so it holds soil structure together and reduces erosion.
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A bagel button reduces the heat on the uncut side of the bagel.
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A weakening currency is a symptom of waning confidence and reduces risk appetite.
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As a company issues shares, it reduces the value of existing stockholders' stakes.
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The policy was also unpopular among commercial banks because it reduces their earnings.
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Its roots are long, so it holds soil structure together and reduces erosion.
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It reduces emissions of toxic compounds and greenhouse gases from your car's exhaust.
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Persuasive evidence has documented that lowering sodium intake reduces blood pressure in adolescents.
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Using tariffs for leverage in negotiations reduces individuals' livelihoods to mere bargaining chips.
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Exposure to mercury reduces IQs, can harm the immune system, lungs and kidneys.
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It also reduces spending on ObamaCare's tax credits, which help people buy insurance.
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"It eliminates 28503 programs, it significantly reduces funding for several others," said Sen.
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"Just knowing this is an option reduces anxiety for the candidate," he added.
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Kuwait's (AA/Stable) ample fiscal space reduces pressure to make rapid fiscal adjustments.
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By narrowing space for opposition, he reduces the risk of them doing so.
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This brief scene reduces Perry to his core: a gentleman and a monster.
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Lillian reduces anxiety, and keeps negative feelings as well as entities at bay.
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Brown is Nigerian, and is aware that her ethnicity drastically reduces her chances.
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Offensively, Love's current role reduces him to a slower, less accurate Kyle Korver.
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While the sauce slowly cooks and reduces, it's time to make the pasta.
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But that also reduces face-to-face relationships between local leaders and citizens.
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What happens when government policy reduces our ability to hire foreign-born workers?
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It reduces your credit utilization ratio — the amount of total credit you're using.
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When he chooses to speak on the issue he reduces himself to platitudes.
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The constancy of the individual outrages reduces the psychic significance of the collective.
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And various studies have indicated that restricting access to firearms reduces gun deaths.
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First, as mass immigration increases diversity, it reduces social cohesion and civic trust.
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The tether reduces how far forward a child can move during a crash.
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Air pollution reduces life expectancy for everyone, but it's particularly hard on children.
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It reported this year that lower sodium intake "most likely reduces" blood pressure.
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It destroys our factories or reduces our labor to the level of theirs.
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It reduces fear of rejection, and makes them more likely to keep trying.
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But anything that saves water also saves energy and reduces your carbon emissions.
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VOLKSWAGEN'S AUTOEUROPA PLANT IN PORTUGAL REDUCES OUTPUT BY 16% DUE TO CORONAVIRUS -STATEMENT
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Environmentalists will see that it reduces energy consumption, air pollution and carbon emissions.
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For instance, exercise reduces the risk of cancer as well as cardiovascular disease.
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That reduces the divide between work-from-homers and those in the office.
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The chemical reduces the metallic form into a sheet, forming a lattice pattern.
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Swapping out liquid electrolytes for solid electrolytes reduces the risk of thermal runaway.
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My favorite type of app update is an update that reduces the bloat.
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The sauce then reduces to a rich, mahogany glaze that coats the chicken.
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It significantly reduces the number of people who can gain access to it.
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Why it matters: Dark mode reduces glare at night and saves battery life.
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Park planners don't often focus on that because it reduces visibility for people.
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This reduces your taxable capital gain if and when you sell the home.
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This transaction reduces ICICI Bank's exposure to the Essar Group by about 50%.
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Moving goods by rail eases highway congestion, saves energy, and reduces carbon emissions.
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The budget reduces SNAP funding by about $20183 billion between 2021 and 2030.
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The budget reduces SNAP funding by about $20183 billion between 2021 and 2030.
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A 2008 study concluded that hand washing reduces respiratory illnesses by 21 percent.
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It also reduces chafing and prevents them from slipping down into your shoes.
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Other work shows that staying in school reduces smoking rates and delays drinking.
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That often reduces the amount of money they receive from Social Security. Rep.
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This reduces its dependence on fossil resources such as fuel, the automaker claims.
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That reduces the risk of out-sized moves in the local debt markets.
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That way, it reduces the ambient sound levels to boost the human voice.
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It also reduces exposure to germs, and is alcohol-, paraben-, and sulfate-free.
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They chose to build an environmentally-friendly home, which reduces utility expenses considerably.
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Research shows that child care subsidy receipt increases employment and reduces work disruptions.
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This reduces an entire class to a marketing prop or totem of authenticity.
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A once-essential leather good reshapes, reduces and will possibly soon be redundant.
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The key is that retiring coal only reduces emissions in the electricity sector.
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The researchers found that using oral syringes rather than cups reduces those errors.
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Biodiesel, for example, is a commercially produced, advanced biofuel that reduces carbon emissions.
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One possibility is that it reduces inflammation, which is associated with both conditions.
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That reduces accuracy but improves safety by reducing the risk of accidental firing.
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There's no magic in how Congress reduces spending under a block grant mechanism.
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Burning less fossil fuel reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps curb climate change.
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It also reduces the value of investing in low-income housing tax credits.
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The bill also sharply reduces the circumstances in which tenants can be evicted.
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Because it reduces regulation and relies on the market, the idea intrigues conservatives.
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Our fundamental problem is that American health care is expensive, which reduces access.
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"It greatly reduces the quality of life," Parrish mayor Heather Hall told CNN.
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That reduces competition, and having fewer competitors often leads to prices going up.
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Indeed, there's no good evidence that donating reduces your life expectancy at all.
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Negative campaigning reduces trust in government and makes citizens feel less politically efficacious.
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Removing them from an ecosystem reduces the ocean's ability to absorb atmospheric CO2.
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On top of that, short sleep reduces powers of perception, concentration, and judgment.
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But they've figured out how to take solar battery and the exhaust coming off a natural gas engine, turning it into CO2 and create a third-generation platform that reduces carbon footprint by 75 percent and reduces energy costs by 30.
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The benefits to human health and the environment are real: fewer cars on the road reduces regional air pollution, reduces stress from long commutes, provides energy savings by reducing office space, and helps to alleviate crowding on already overtaxed regional transit.
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"A Facebook presence reduces the likelihood of commission of a fraud by over 50 percent Each additional link to other social media pages on the Internet reduces the probability of commission of a fraud by over 30 percent," the study reported.
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Preliminary data indicate that VR reduces pain by 25% and potentially decreases narcotic usage.
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It's a facial massage that stimulates blood flow, releases tension, and reduces water retention.
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Preparation of your pet reduces the stress levels for both you and your pet.
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The investment cut reduces Renova's expansion plan in Brazil through 2020 by 26 percent.
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Last, killing a cub reduces a bear's future competition — for females, fish, and territory.
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SMRP BV's expansion plans benefit from orders already secured from customers, which reduces risks.
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Hatch said once Trump reduces the tax rate, companies will bring their money back.
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Although this reduces local demand for bags, it does not stop them being exported.
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"From the Fed's standpoint, this reduces the urgency to push the button," said McCarthy.
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The reasons are two-fold: The cut reduces the government's cushion backing the mortgages.
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Luckily, I have accessible parking, which reduces the daily rate from $212 to $21550.71.
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Another upshot of medication-assisted treatment is that it reduces the chances of NAS.
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In fact, even faking or forcing a smile reduces stress and makes you happier.
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Research shows that exercise enhances memory, slows brain aging and reduces stress and anxiety.
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On average, this reduces countries' 2015 scores by 22%; Rwanda's falls by over 30%.
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However, reserve coverage of legacy impaired loans reduces tail risk from falling collateral values.
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A big obstacle is heat, which increases resistance and in turn reduces the current.
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That may sound like a good thing because it reduces methane emissions and leachate.
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Anything that reduces utilities' need to invest in more infrastructure threatens their financial returns.
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This all just helps me stay focused on the present and reduces my stress.
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For someone choosing the lump sum, that reduces take-home winnings by $95 million.
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There are studies that find mindfulness reduces the levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
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This reduces the prospective savings from pension reform by 170bn reais over ten years.
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Plus, a specially designed filter basket reduces foam, so you get the smoothest juice.
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It reduces noise to a level that won't upset dogs, according to the carmaker.
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And its position within the entire system also reduces stress on the ankle joint.
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This is hardly conclusive—slashing sample sizes inevitably reduces the power of a test.
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This reduces the need for cold chain storage facilities, as required for other vaccines.
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The process removes the need for human cashiers and also reduces customer wait time.
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This reduces the speed at which the fan blades spin, relative to the shaft.
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"That reduces the attraction of coming and investing in Swiss franc assets," Maechler said.
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The ACTUV also reduces the chance for human error while searching for potential threats.
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They found that raising the top tax rate reduces the share of the 1%.
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It also significantly reduces federal assistance to lower-income Americans paying for health insurance.
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Deforestation releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, spurring global warming, and reduces regional rainfall.
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The ancient form of meditation reduces stress and is easy on the ears. 242.
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The dust can clog more sophisticated weapons and reduces the effectiveness of thermal imagery.
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The resort's unique "SWAC," (seawater air conditioning system) reduces energy demands by almost 70%.
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Diversification reduces risk, and certain types of holdings benefit from factors that hurt others.
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The biggest benefit of this is that it significantly reduces upfront costs and footprint.
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The insurance scheme lowers the cost of funding and reduces the chance of bankruptcy.
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The coexistence of an auction reduces the number of lottery participants, but only slightly.
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People would line up at lunchtime to pet the animals, to reduces the stress.
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A study from Brazil showed that it reduces women's participation in the labour force.
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Powered by a single electric motor which reduces the number of batteries you'll need.
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When central banks raise interest rates, it reduces the value of already-held bonds.
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This saves energy and reduces CO2 emissions compared to creating brand new polyester fibre.
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Typically hurricanes ramp up more slowly (if at all), and landfall reduces their intensity.
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She says current California law reduces her to a "breeding animal" and commodifies children.
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We also think ticket forwarding and mobile ticketing reduces the risk of ticket fraud.
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This technique drastically reduces file size, while keeping the quality of the video high.
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The third point is closely related to that and basically reduces to fighting back.
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For someone choosing the lump sum, that reduces take-home winnings by $232.5 million.
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Efficiency of solar modules decreases over time, which in turn reduces margins for producers.
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It also reduces the mother's risk of overdose death by 163 percent or more.
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"It certainly reduces the financial burden, which will help Atlantia's share price," he added.
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Lowering tax rates while broadening the base reduces this somewhat, but probably not enough.
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Reduces corporate tax rate by lowering 80-percent dividends received deduction to 65 percent.
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This new investment vehicle reduces risk, while allowing for greater impact in our communities.
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This Shape and Slim pair improves circulation, reduces varicose veins and hydrates your legs.
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Recruiting, hiring, and training new workers costs companies billions each year and reduces productivity.
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It also improves your mood, because it reduces the stress hormone cortisol by 23%.
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It also reduces to zero the amount of inadvertent collection you do on Americans.
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Another suggests massage reduces cortisol, the chemical released by your body when you're stressed.
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This reduces the influx of new ether, and also makes mining ETH less lucrative.
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Some argue that migration steals jobs and reduces wages, especially for the lower paid.
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That reduces the hole's mass (because energy and mass are equivalent, by E=mc2).
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Human-rights activists worry that the decision reduces the West's leverage over the army.
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For graphene, however, this reduces the conductivity that is one of its attractive features.
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All this reduces emissions of greenhouse gases, in keeping with increasingly restrictive European rules.
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Women with more education have fewer children, which reduces stress on the planet's resources.
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That reduces the money available for public services and is unfair on Uber's competitors.
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This sort of ambiguity reduces both the power and the precision of Fed policy.
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Refurbishing the Note 7 is obviously good for the environment and reduces e-waste.
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Around RUB2bn of these loans were reportedly cash-covered, which somewhat reduces the risk.
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The Kigali amendment is pro-jobs, pro-growth, pro-trade and reduces regulatory burdens.
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Studies show that higher income inequality reduces trust in others and undermines social capital.
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Underpinning labor demand has been slow wage growth, which reduces cost pressures for businesses.
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The current tax code reduces this potential investment, harming employees, job seekers, and consumers.
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FreeSync technology can make for a more immersive gaming experience because it reduces artifacts.
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The Schur shows explore big ideas, but "Forever" reduces morality to a coin flip.
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In addition, plain packaging reduces the utility of store displays as a sales tool.
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This "blank check" reduces incentives for cost-saving and may contribute to wasteful spending.
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In effect, the deduction at tax time reduces each of those payments to $2,000.
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It calms and reduces visible redness on the skin and protects against environmental stressors.
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It provides tax incentives, simplifies the structure of fiscal terms, and reduces administrative procedures.
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The tax bill reduces the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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The compression intermittently reduces blood flow, and that could make this kind of noise.
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Every life, when you look back on it, reduces itself to a few moments.
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This reduces the risks for Russian players, for Russian businesses and for Russian banks.
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That reduces expected revenue and increases projected deficits in the absence of tax cuts.
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It makes them feel poorer and reduces their propensity to spend, invest, and donate.
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Studies show that MAT reduces illicit opioid use significantly more than non-drug approaches.
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Some users also say it reduces the amount of recovery time needed after injury.
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If Russia is being kept in the loop, that reduces the likelihood of escalation.
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Some scientists believe faster evaporation of hot water reduces the volume left to freeze.
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But even being just a building away reduces the transparency and gathering gets harder.
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It reduces carbon emissions, and from something that is ours, gives energy to Brazil.
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This reduces options for new tenants, thus pushing market prices up on other apartments.
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This helps shoppers feel more comfortable with their purchases and reduces shopping cart abandonment.
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It is designed to suck out fluids, which flattens the pimple and reduces redness.
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In theory, cradling the back in this neutral posture reduces the fatigue of sitting.
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This reduces human beings to their economic worth and capacity to serve white interests.
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In humans, a condition called oculocutaneous albinism reduces pigmentation of skin, hair and eyes.
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It also reduces some mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, among other changes.
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This measure, sometimes called quantitative tightening, reduces the supply of money in the economy.
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The posture reduces by half the amount of heat lost from naked, unfeathered limbs.
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Worldwide, outdoor air pollution reduces the average life expectancy at birth by one year.
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In South Asia, for instance, it reduces life expectancy by an additional 1.2 years.
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Switching to a home office, for example, strongly reduces a person's daily travel distance.
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When you don't have enough to eat it reduces your ability to function physically.
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"The large degree of internal reuse reduces the load on the city network considerably."
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Limiting commute time also reduces carbon emissions, making this model better for the environment.
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Destroying the habitat reduces the population and thus violates the treaties, courts have ruled.
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Acetaminophen effectively reduces fever and is less likely than NSAIDs to cause stomach irritation.
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Niacinamide is a versatile ingredient that brightens skin, reduces inflammatory acne, and smooths wrinkles.
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The large role of third-party payers reduces financial uncertainty but creates another problem.
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Honda says the system improves aerodynamics and reduces blind spots by up to 50%.
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It reduces the temptation of running a red light and also slows down traffic.
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The language of grief exalts and reduces the dead with larger-than-life words.
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He abuses this position when he cynically reduces this issue to politics, not people.
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"It will be interpreted as, 'You see, the surgery reduces heart disease,'" he said.
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It reduces people to economic resources, and legal permanent residency and citizenship to transactions.
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I support common-sense gun safety legislation, which reduces gun violence and save lives.
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Lack of sleep therefore reduces the number that are repaired and produced each day.
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Water temperatures have been unusually warm in recent years, which reduces salmon food sources.
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This "test and treat" strategy also significantly reduces the risk of illness and death.
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Politically, it reduces complex populations to a containable, controllable mass of allies and aliens.
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They can also be made on an assembly line, which drastically reduces their cost.
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The bill's defenders will say it repeals Obamacare's taxes and reduces Medicaid spending growth.
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It reduces the complexity of integrating directly with a company like Visa or Mastercard.
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That low amount reduces the incentive for the firm to protest, the foundation says.
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A coronary calcium score below 100 reduces the risk of heart attack to moderate.
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Meanwhile, it also reduces the fallout for Tesla from the US-China trade war.
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The move reduces Davutoglu's hold over the party grass roots and cements Erdogan's influence.
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Manufacturers will say it relieves pain, reduces anxiety, and overall just chills you out.
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The measure also reduces spending on ObamaCare's tax credits, which help people buy insurance.
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That reduces the number of components involved, and greatly speeds up manufacture and assembly.
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One inquiry generally reduces a score by five points or less, according to myfico.com.
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It reduces decision fatigue and can help you be more productive through the day.
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Economic growth generates more tax revenue and reduces federal spending on social welfare programs.
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"That reduces your ability to enjoy your wealth in a civilized way," he said.
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"Pesquera's involvement certainly reduces the trust of the people in this revision," Santos said.
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And this eventual depreciation reduces the return to foreign investors who buy domestic assets.
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On the other hand, religious freedom increases prosperity, reduces instability and undermines violent extremism.
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Early diagnosis of cancer often leads to effective treatment and reduces cancer-related deaths.
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The move reduces the hit that investors take for selling out of the fund.
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In fact, there's strong evidence that indicates marijuana legalization actually reduces opioid-linked deaths.
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And the evidence that cash transfers to the poor reduces poverty is now clear.
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That reduces volume, but concentrates plutonium and uranium – making it a potential proliferation risk.
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It has applied for approval as a device that reduces exposure to harmful substances.
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Shifting from fossil fuel electricity to renewables reduces all of those external costs, considerably.
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Many academic studies have shown that government-assisted parental leave, especially paid leave, helps women who want to work stay in the workforce, which in turn boosts household incomes and reduces child poverty, and thus reduces the welfare bill to the state.
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There, the system is run by a quasi-autonomous government agency, which reduces political meddling.
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An Apple spokesperson clarified to me Reduce motion reduces animations on a system-wide level.
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This helps your body recover faster, promotes better sleep, reduces inflammation, and regulates cell metabolism.
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Punching up or down reduces effective striking reach, punching level with the shoulder maximises reach.
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We are examining whether the health claim that activated charcoal reduces flatulence is scientifically substantiated.
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This reduces risk as well as the financial burden for each investor at this stage.
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Taking oral contraceptives or another form of hormonal birth control reduces the risk of cysts.
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BREAKING: FIFA appeal committee REDUCES Sepp Blatter & Michel Platini bans from 8 to 6 years.
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Squatting allegedly diminishes the feeling of straining, produces fewer hemorrhoids, decreases bloating and reduces constipation.
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"We are always looking for something that reduces the limitations of these devices," he said.
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Any option is fine, we guess, as long as it reduces Musk's traffic-induced stress.
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It has green tea, pomegranate extract, caffeine, Vitamin E, so it's moisturizing, brightening, reduces puffiness.
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There's a new feature called ProMotion which reduces the Apple Pencil's latency to 20 milliseconds.
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George Saunders reduces him further, to a grieving father—but in doing so humanises him.
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Facebook also reduces the item's distribution by showing it lower in a user's News Feed.
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Other researchers argue that cryotherapy reduces muscle soreness, and some say it's a mere placebo.
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They also said he's increasingly posting memes because Facebook reduces the reach of his articles.
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This reduces the surface tension that would otherwise cause a water droplet to cling on.
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"Anything that reduces their options or increases their risk makes them more likely to die."
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The flat-printed style reduces both print time and material cost by more than half.
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"Anything that reduces stress can build resilience against the onset of mental illness," Lambert said.
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The process-driven management and team- based approach reduces key person reliance and allows scalability.
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It also hopes that being digital both reduces overhead and results in better customer service.
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The system, not unreasonably, also reduces payments to people with substantial savings of their own.
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An initiative called Fast Track supports high-risk children and reduces delinquency and adult crime.
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Again, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with this; it reduces wastage and makes work more efficient.
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Silt reduces the amount of light reaching the algae on which some fish species feed.
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In turn, stripping away unnecessary space reduces drag and makes the plane cheaper to fly.
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"Anything that reduces stress can build resilience against the onset of mental illness," she said.
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There's something about the pervasiveness of the screen that reduces the painting to a commodity.
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In his view, the draft legislative decree "greatly reduces the lines of defense" against counterfeiting.
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Still, advocates stress that hormone replacement therapy reduces whatever hormonal advantage trans women may have.
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It reduces their weight, thus further reducing fuel and carbon emissions associated with shipping them.
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If North Korea reduces its nuclear capabilities, that eases a security headache in China's backyard.
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This is a cognitive strategy called "labeling" that reduces the emotional arousal in your brain.
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Treating people at roughly the same time reduces the chances of them reinfecting one another.
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Fitch expects this to improve in 173 as the amount of interest paid further reduces.
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For adults, even if the vaccine does not prevent disease entirely, it reduces the severity.
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He dutifully complies and despite knowing his stuff, reciting the alphabet reduces him to tears.
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A committee amendment to the bill reduces the time limit for compliance to one year.
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One study showed that drinking milk reduces your chance of developing certain types of cancer.
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The rationale behind sexless paid dating (namely, that payment reduces flakiness) has always rung false.
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"This reduces mechanical systems inside the machine," GE Renewable Energy project director Eric Crucerey says.
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But allowing trading reduces the number of returned slots handed out to new entrants free.
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These have an anti-inflammatory effect, which reduces short-term redness, according to Dr. Jegasothy.
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One of the people said market volatility also reduces the chances of a transaction soon.
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This does not make for a good match atmosphere, as it reduces the 'cauldron' effect.
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This technique reduces risk because you're accumulating shares without trying to time the market yourself.
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For others, treating and then requesting money back on their app of choice reduces friction.
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That, in the long run, reduces genetic diversity, putting a species at risk of extinction.
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She needs all reminders of her old life out, and reduces everything to five dollars.
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America's government reduces inequality by much less than those of other rich countries (see chart).
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Leaves and flowers contain cannabidiol (CBD), a non-intoxicating compound that reduces anxiety and inflammation.
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The Aerial-Biped effectively reduces gravity for itself by wearing a quadcopter as a hat.
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Adding shared EVs to the neighborhood reduces emissions for the neighborhood, at least a little.
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This reduces the overhang before February loading programmes appear late this week or early next.
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The band will keep the earbuds secure and significantly reduces the risk of losing them.
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The smoother movement also reduces wear and tear on aircraft as well as the carrier.
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This reduces brushing speed and alerts you to be gentler if you brush too hard.
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According to Murray, the QCC5100 Low Power Bluetooth SoC reduces power consumption by 65 percent.
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Reduce regulation (like net neutrality rules) that, he says, reduces private investment in network deployment.
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The screen has peak brightness, but also optimizes eye comfort and reduces blue light harm.
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"If you pay the taxes out of the conversion, it reduces the efficacy," said Oransky.
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The agreement also reduces the risk of another stoppage to copper concentrate exports from Grasberg.
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Being true to one's goals and values reduces the chances of money missteps and regrets.
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Besides zapping zits, the powerful treatment also reduces any redness and inflammation caused by breakouts.
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Skewing that market with government-backed incentive schemes reduces efficiency, destroys competition, and undercuts quality.
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"Today's data reduces the possibility of a contraction in the first quarter 2019," Banorte added.
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I see how someone who loves video games reduces relationships to a series of checkboxes.
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The SYDA Foundation, meanwhile, claims a solar eclipse reduces digestive powers and recommends eating lightly.
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The media interprets (and reduces) the world for us with the use of simple narratives.
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The program essentially reduces the number of possible instructions to test to a manageable 100,000.
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That would directly reduces capital availability for FX swaps and widen cross-currency basis rates.
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Experienced travelers know that using a money belt greatly reduces their chances of getting robbed.
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This would appear to reduce market access, as it reduces the geographical scope of establishment.
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It also reduces soil erosion, which can choke central Kenya's rivers and pollute drinking water.
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Second, the new helmets have a deliberately narrower gap, which reduces the field of vision.
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Preventive treatment of latent TB infection significantly reduces the risk of progressing to TB disease.
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Decrepify, an area-of-effect ability that slows enemy movement and reduces their damage output.
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The reality is access to contraception, healthcare and family planning reduces the incidence of abortion.
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This heavy tax burden dramatically reduces their ability to expand, create jobs, and raise wages.
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The Senate bill also reduces the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.
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Coconut oil prevents water from absorbing into the hair and so reduces the swelling damage.
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Indeed, academic research has found that pretrial detention reduces future employment earnings by 85033 percent.
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D. card that reduces typically onerous, integrative processes—such as doing taxes—to quick work.
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On the plus side, the pill reduces menstrual bleeding, pain, acne and pelvic inflammatory disease.
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The start-up reduces confusion for consumers and lowers application and closing fees, Faux said.
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To achieve real reform that reduces tax bills for everyone, however, we cannot be deterred.
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Biodiesel production extends the U.S. fuel supply, substantially reduces carbon emissions, and supports family farmers.
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The findings made it clear that drone transport reduces delivery time and gets there quicker.
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Folate, a B vitamin, reduces the risk of birth defects when consumed by pregnant women.
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The House bill, meanwhile, reduces the cap to interest paid on $500,000 of mortgage debt.
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It reduces infiltration into the soil and increases runoff to conveyance systems, lakes, streams, etc.
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"The clearing aspect, especially for the market makers, reduces capital charges," one market participant said.
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"Low Power Mode reduces display brightness, optimizes device performance, and minimizes system animations," Apple explains.
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A strong daily face peel that improves the texture of your skin and reduces inflammation
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However, studies have demonstrated that treating maternal depression reduces the risks for these negative outcomes.
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This theory may be well grounded, but it reduces Nadja's account to one among many.
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The surreal enormity of the mountains reduces the human drama down to its essential components.
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The gel-like moisturizer revives dull skin and reduces the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
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In addition, he said, the new tax law reduces some deductions on the regular return.
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That reduces their bite, especially for people with more than $50 million worth of assets.
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Opponents say it hurts U.S. energy companies, while human rights groups argue it reduces corruption.
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The combination of drugs in Truvada reduces the risk of HIV transmission by 92 percent.
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"The vaccine reduces the risk of severe morbidity from influenza by three-fourths," Garcia adds.
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So, if a central bank's forecasts are unrealistic, it reduces the effectiveness of monetary policy.
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I even enjoy food in bowls, if only because it reduces the chance of spilling.
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Interest rates lower for longer or even negative reduces the opportunity cost of holding commodities.
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This hormone reduces alertness and helps signal to the body that it's time to sleep.
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That reduces moral hazard, but at the expense of providing benefits with a longer horizon.
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Poaching damages that business and reduces the population of animals, so it must be curbed.
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An epilogue reduces that figurative nest to nothing but the twigs it was made of.
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"Getting external investors involved helps spread that risk out and reduces Google's exposure," he said.
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This also reduces the appeal of Tate's defending against a returning Rousey at UFC 200.
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More acidic water reduces the concentration of calcium carbonate that corals use to build reefs.
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Some companies say that cycling also reduces the chances of liver toxicity from taking prohormones.
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This new, thinner mixture simmers for about ten minutes, until it reduces and thickens slightly.
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For one thing, driving a morning commute when it's light out probably reduces traffic accidents.
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The system vastly reduces the time spent by recruiters and HR managers in finding candidates.
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Critics say his move neither reduces the size of government nor curbs wasteful entitlement spending.
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This reduces competition in the industry and allows existing pharmaceutical companies to charge monopolistic prices.
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And the screen still reduces the same amount of blue light as the other models.
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Looking for an affordable spot treatment that reduces the size and redness of pimples quickly?
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That, in turn, reduces the size of the Fed's more than $4 trillion balance sheet.
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That reduces the chance of drought hurting the crop before it is ready for harvest.
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Every minute that passes without this correction reduces the person's survival chances by 10 percent.
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However, unfairly targeting foreign businesses with barriers to entry reduces U.S. attractiveness to foreign investors.
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In a law firm, that kind of work reduces billable hours, which can hurt compensation.
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Hand-washing reduces the risk of respiratory infection by 16 percent, according to the CDC.
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That higher rate further reduces the social cost of carbon down to $1 per ton.
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This, in theory, reduces the risk of one bank being hit by an investor exodus.
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Cement makers have also been hurt by increasing fuel prices as the government reduces subsidies.
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Lower interest rates and Treasury yields reduces the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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It separates us as people and reduces others (and thus ourselves) to disembodied demographic characteristics.
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Age often reduces force—and perhaps the amount of fluid—in an ejaculation as well.
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Increasing the number of programs reduces resource pooling and institutional volume and, in turn, outcomes.
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Ward's original paper simply shows that wide availability of video games in general reduces crime.
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The evidence is weak that regulation actually reduces economic activity or that deregulation stimulates it.
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It lowers my blood pressure, makes my skin feel better, reduces my anxiety about death.
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That reduces taxable income, which determines whether someone qualifies for a subsidy and how much.
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And it reduces the three-strikes penalty from life to a still-lengthy 221 years.
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He settled on a Dutch-made stove that reduces wood down to clean-burning gases.
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Schooling reduces recidivism and pays for itself, so it's just idiotic not to educate offenders.
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He claims this reduces fraud, even though there's extremely little evidence of noncitizens voting anywhere.
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That reduces their bargaining power and, in turn, is part of why wages have stagnated.
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Supporters of public transit say it reduces traffic, spurs economic development and fights global warming.
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Another test involving the Good Behavior Game showed it reduces use of cocaine and heroin.
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All of this reduces the possibility of discovery that is a hallmark of IRL shopping.
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That reduces their footprint in space and makes them relatively inexpensive to make and launch.
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Sending workers home could limit the risk of contagion but also quickly reduces available staff.
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He coaxed her once again to try Suboxone, a medication that reduces cravings for opioids.
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And yet he unapologetically reduces emotional appeals to "nonsense" and respected community-builders to freeloaders.
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They are also approved for a lower dose, which reduces the risks of side effects.
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Ideally, this also reduces the effect of unconscious bias in the recruiting and placement process.
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But Ms. Rucker said she feels secure in a business philosophy that reduces option anxiety.
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It reduces the curl by breaking down the hair strand and chemically altering the texture.
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If we can reduce that time, that reduces the capital costs for all the players.
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It is a divide-and-sub-divide approach that reduces significantly an already-small majority.
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For instance, the black square before 10-Across reduces all subsequent clue numbers by one.
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Even if single-payer reduces costs and lifts quality, the transition would be very tricky.
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Pros: Great low price, reduces gas and colic, FDA-safe materialsCons: Cleaning process takes time
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The letter said end-to-end encryption reduces law enforcement's ability to protect the public.
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The CTA argues that arbitration reduces the cost of litigation and provides more timely remedies.
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Mika Lyytikainen, an S-market vice president, explained that the program simply reduces its losses.
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Many previous studies have shown that exercise also reduces fall injuries in women, said Tinetti.
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Yet few studies actually show that exercise reduces the unhealthful impacts of too much sitting.
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It is brought on by the waning of estrogen, which in turn reduces serotonin production.
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Higher real rates help to tamp down inflation while a stronger dollar reduces import prices.
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"OEA reduces appetite and lowers body weight in obese animals and possibly people," she explained.
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Economists have understood for decades that restricting imports always reduces a country's overall economic welfare.
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Spacing out homes reduces the chance that fire will jump from one to the next.
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There's no way to share your dungeon with others, either, which further reduces the draw.
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In fact, by shifting traffic from trucks to barges, the company significantly reduces greenhouse gases.
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Most of the world's biodiesel, which reduces dependence on petroleum, is derived from soybean oil.
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On the individual side, the tax framework reduces taxes for all and simplifies the code.
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Therefore, substantial holding company debt reduces the likelihood of default on operating company senior obligations.
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The Senate bill also reduces the corporate tax rate from 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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Adding solar power reduces the need to add costly generation capacity to meet peak demand.
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"Treating pain adequately helps recovery, reduces the downstream psychiatric and psychological effects," said Dr. Krane.
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"Shortening the transition time reduces stress on the turtles and improves outcomes," Mr. LaCasse said.
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There is also a seamless toe pocket which reduces the chance of irritation and blisters.
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On the one hand, cheaper gas reduces the incentive to choose the bus over driving.
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We have a concrete, legally enforceable rule that reduces carbon emissions, which includes transportation fuels.
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But more recent evidence that HIV treatment greatly reduces transmission calls those findings into question.
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Our excess consumption reduces the availability of resources, like water and soil, in the future.
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"Solar reduces the cost of home ownership, it makes houses sell faster, it returns more to a builder, it makes local jobs, and most importantly, it reduces carbon emissions today to help our children and grandchildren have a better future tomorrow," he said Tuesday night.
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If the liquid reduces too much, add an additional ½ cup of water to the pot. 4.
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Studies also show that SnowWorld reduces activity in areas of the brain associated with pain perception.
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We also found that the $15 minimum wage reduces household and child poverty in such areas.
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Additionally, past research has already shown that male circumcision reduces a patient's chance of acquiring HIV.
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Having someone to lean on keeps brain function high and reduces emotional, and even physical, pain.
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It&aposs not yet clear why the ingredient, known as CBD, reduces seizures in some people.
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The lack of significant new spectrum auctions in Europe reduces the risk of one-off investments.
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This "multi-cloud" strategy reduces reliance on a single cloud provider, according to Piper Jaffray's Zukin.
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"We believe Target shares could perform much better if the company meaningfully reduces expectations," Zolidis said.
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In fact, scientific studies show that reading boosts your creativity and vocabulary and reduces stress levels.
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In addition to slashing the corporate rate, it temporarily reduces the tax burden for most individuals.
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Leaning on the elbows and making a "moo" (or other) sound reduces the urge to strain.
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As long as she keeps them clean and reduces irritation, she's likely to stay infection-free.
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"Raising prosperity, increasing a country's ability to protect itself, contributes to stability, reduces instability," Casey said.
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A tax cut drops the rate paid and reduces the amount of money going to government.
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They keep detailed records, so they can increase efficiency, which saves money and also reduces emissions.
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Carbon fiber reduces weight, improves strength, and allows for the aerodynamically-optimized nose and fuselage shaping.
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