You could even argue that his game has slightly regressed.
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Gay rights seems to have regressed in the rest of Asia.
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But since the financial crisis of 2007-08, democracy has regressed.
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I'd be really worried if the Versa's fitness-tracking capabilities regressed.
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Especially the last couple of years, it's regressed a little bit.
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With President Trump, however, the masculine archetype seems to have regressed.
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Tannehill regressed, and Philbin was fired at the Week 22 bye.
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Korver has regressed this season, although he has been shooting well recently.
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In this last respect the system has regressed over the past century.
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Then, only if the cancer regressed, would she be eligible for surgery.
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The boys regressed after starting school, particularly Rooey, whose personality began to fade.
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Bedridden Jaiden has regressed ever since "getting over that hurdle," Natalie tells PEOPLE.
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In fact, Lawler seemed to have regressed from his bout with Rory MacDonald.
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Darly, who had been potty-trained before the separation, had regressed to diapers.
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Daya, on the other hand, regressed as she lost more and more freedom.
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At the same time, Vladimir Putin-led Russia regressed into Soviet Union lite.
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A closer look at the data shows that the diversity needle has actually regressed.
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As these four women faded from the spotlight, however, the women's wrestling industry regressed.
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Some tumors regressed, but sometimes the bacteria caused infections that went out of control.
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Juventus and Monaco regressed almost as quickly as they surged in the first place.
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He felt better by Friday, but regressed again on Sunday despite leaning on painkillers.
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He had a recent seven-inning stout outing against Oakland but he regressed Sunday.
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Since Calment's death, "maximum lifespan for humans has regressed," notes Olshansky in his accompanying paper.
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The onset of my disease seems to be totally stabilized; I haven't regressed a bit.
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Fernandez died in a boating accident in 1003, and Harvey and Moore have regressed markedly.
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Some started ahead when it came to satisfaction, and regressed, but are still quite high.
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They were definitely worlds above the hair pulling and slapping women's wrestling regressed into later.
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But instead of using it, they've regressed their quarterback into a shell of his college self.
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Which is why I felt so betrayed when Hannah regressed to The Worst in the finale.
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Analysts at Sterne Agee believe customer counts have regressed following the highly promotional mid-February period.
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Google had regressed to the mean — and the mean, as it stands, isn't great for women.
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"Partly free" countries were as likely to improve as to get worse, but "free" countries regressed.
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"The more she started to sparkle and shine, the more he sort of regressed," said the insider.
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After a highly promising rookie year, Wiggins has regressed and failed to live up to lofty expectations.
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Nicaragua thus joined Venezuela, the only two Latin American countries to have regressed from democracy to dictatorship.
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That they've regressed in the playoffs and played closer to their baseline speaks to that some, too.
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The AI of the people in this game seems to have regressed 10 years to a simpler age.
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Perhaps more than the other two changing norms about democracy, this one has shifted forward and also regressed.
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Stuck on this run-first Exotic Smashmouth 1990s monstrosity, Mariota has regressed in every way as a passer.
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Positive changes since the segregation era are undeniable; yet, in certain areas, the nation has in fact regressed.
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It felt a bit like my motor control had regressed to that of my 5 year-old self.
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Over the past year, House Republicans made little progress on that plan and in some key areas regressed.
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Conservative lawyer Charlie Spies writes for The Hill that the tumult is evidence the Trump campaign has regressed.
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She has regressed on quite a few things that would have been easy for her, had this not happened.
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Hammel was dominant over the first month of the season but has regressed slightly in his last two starts.
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But designated hitter Albert Pujols, 38, regressed markedly last season and still has four years left on his contract.
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But they both point to the fact that we've regressed from a sophisticated moral ethos to a primitive one.
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Four others had regressed significantly from their outstanding 73 performances: Austin Barnes, Kenley Jansen, Chris Taylor and Alex Wood.
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In 2014, as well, 1.4 billion phones were shipped, which means the industry seems to have regressed about 663 years.
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Instead, they have regressed, averaging 219 points per 213.5 possessions, more than 33 points lower than their mark last season.
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As I regressed, my friend seemed to be doing something rather remarkable: along with staying sober, he was growing up.
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Theo Epstein, the president of baseball operations, suggested last spring that he could make major changes if the Cubs regressed.
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With the show, we wanted to ask the question, 'Are we there, have we progressed even further, or have we regressed?
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He is 27 but has regressed to the point where he is in diapers and has no means of verbal communication.
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There is a long road to recovery ahead for Blackwell, who reportedly can't remember the sparring session which regressed his health.
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As a result of these and other traumas, Syrian human development has regressed by more than four decades during the war.
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And yet inevitably, the vociferous community has regressed in a mere few days to its previous state of near-perpetual outrage.
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The data outlined in the report indicates the world has not regressed in economic development, poverty alleviation and access to healthcare.
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Their offense improved mildly from some additions to the team, but their defense regressed from fourth in the league to 11th.
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He is 4-12 over his last 16 games as a head coach, and Sam Darnold has regressed under Gase's watch.
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In other words, we have regressed from the Reagan and Bill Clinton years back to the frustrating economic conditions of the '70s.
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When "grab 'em by the pussy" was justified by people defending Trump's remarks on the news as "locker-room talk," we regressed.
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Injuries—a lot of them, across the board—explain a large part of why they've regressed on both sides of the floor.
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Many observers have said that U.S.-Russia relations have recently regressed to levels of hostility not seen since the Cold War era.
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Mo Williams regressed from an All-Star season the year before, and the addition of Shaquille O'Neal did little for the team.
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The anti-vaccination movement long ago seized on that power, publishing emotionally laden accounts of children who regressed developmentally after receiving vaccines.
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DOJ Pride members held a separate event, where one employee spoke about how progress for L.G.B.T. Americans had regressed under Mr. Trump.
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"In junior high I managed to speak a little to a couple of friends, but I regressed in high school," she says.
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But Kansas City regressed a great deal after the first half of the season, as opponents started adjusting to its offensive approach.
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But the team never won a playoff game under Lewis, and regressed the past three seasons, failing to qualify for the postseason.
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It brought to the forefront long-awaited conversations addressing the ways in which America's discussion of racial injustice has regressed by decades.
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I've now regressed to a stage where I bulk-buy these same British candies of my childhood and ship them to California.
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And though 1984's Brooke is much older than the typical teen slasher heroine — she's attending community college — she seems pretty regressed.
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Rex's twin brother was brought in last summer to turn around a defense that had regressed in Rex's first season in Buffalo.
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Last year, for example, the cover featured barely any nonwhite actors, a sign that Hollywood and Vanity Fair's definition of it had regressed.
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In 2016, those numbers regressed — and progressive Democrats have looked at that gap as a possible place where they can make up ground.
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"When Jack Jack kind of regressed at 6 months old, we sort of knew," Amanda Coley said of her son's diagnosis with autism.
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That doesn't mean Bradley has regressed that much as a defender since last season, just that his particular skillset is overlooked by DRPM.
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Granted, he missed two months of the season recovering from Tommy John surgery, but Gregorius regressed at the plate and in the field.
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Mendoza said he has met with some of the team's analytics staffers to try to understand why and how the team had regressed.
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According to the Democracy Index from The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, 89 countries regressed in 13; only 27 improved.
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Since the dawn of industrialisation, no advanced capitalist democracy has fallen out of the ranks of high-income countries or regressed permanently into authoritarianism.
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And even if Hungary has regressed in its democratic development the situation there isn't nearly as bad as it is in Azerbaijan or Belarus.
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Coaches raved about Gregorius's run-saving fielding the previous two seasons, but his defense has regressed this year, in part because of poorer range.
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" He then swiftly regressed into thin-skinned indignation, complaining that despite the first lady's strength as an advocate for women, "she gets so unfairly maligned.
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Over time, however, this added eye began to fade away (it "regressed," in the parlance of evolutionary biologists), and for reasons that aren't fully understood.
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M. Butterfly was undeniably ahead of its time, but Hwang believes its relevance in 2017 is directly tied to the way the country has regressed.
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I regressed, mac and cheese–wise, shirking my inevitable duty in favor of remaining that child for whom the mac appeared as if by magic.
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Its co-authors were controversial psychologist Lawrence Pazder and his wife Michelle Smith, a former patient Pazder claimed to have regressed into childhood through hypnosis.
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Meanwhile, Rafael has regressed back to his playboy ways, drinking too much, having sex with many women, and arriving late for his appointments with Petra.
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This may explain the case of a man whose vitiligo regressed when he was taking a high dose of a statin to treat high cholesterol.
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Liriano had blossomed into one of the better left-handers in the NL under the tutelage of coach Ray Searage, but he regressed this season.
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Mayfield regressed in his second season, while the addition of wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and running back Kareem Hunt did not help team dynamics.
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It brought us what for many was a long-awaited conversation addressing the ways in which America's discussion of racial injustice has regressed by decades.
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Banning merchants from using FedEx convinced the markets, with a single press release, that FedEx has regressed from "growth" to "mature" to a declining firm.
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So, the fact that the regressed by 23% by midday Friday before rallying to mute the week's losses can only be viewed as standard market behavior.
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In the hypnosis session, Richard Doucet, a former FBI agent and expert hypnotist, "regressed" MacDonald, according to Jerry Allen Potter and Fred Bost's book Fatal Justice.
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Our neighborhoods have regressed to higher levels of socio-economic segregation; families from different sides of the track are living in increasing isolation from one another.
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Yet the decoupling there meant conversation threads on YouTube videos regressed more or less to their previous form, albeit now with a more robust voting system.
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But Palmer's hours in the gym and all that grueling, repetitive, monotonous work, would likely not be much talked about had the Cardinals regressed this season.
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Unfortunately they failed to move on from Carson Palmer early enough, and while Josh Rosen might be a future star, the team has regressed around him.
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The Pirates have regressed since winning 98 games and the top N.L. wild card in 2015, falling to 78 wins in 2016 and 75 last season.
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At the Knicks' morning shootaround, however, Hornacek did respond to published remarks by Derek Fisher, a former Knicks coach, that the Knicks had regressed under Hornacek.
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But he regressed to the pitcher he had been earlier in the season — nibbling around the plate, unable to put hitters away on two-strike counts.
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Their first-year head coach seemed overwhelmed, their second-year star quarterback regressed, their star receiver wanted out, and their cornerstone defensive piece got suspended indefinitely.
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And while lasers are still a part of it, Sandhaus worries that the approaches to laser light shows have regressed some since he was in the game.
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Critics were quick to point out that a slight variation in punctuation made the slogan convey that Brazil had in fact regressed two decades in two years.
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After a strong start to the season, the Packers' defense has regressed; at full strength, Jimmy Garoppolo and the 49ers could expect to run away with things.
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But against the Rangers, he regressed closer to his form of last year, when he allowed 20 of his 27 homers for the season in the Bronx.
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As he regressed, which is a common symptom of Alzheimer's, he forgot his wife and began to have a romance with another woman in his senior community.
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I am saddened to report that we have regressed to our ugly bird days and are now facing a crisis of similar proportions with potentially devastating consequences.
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And after he's regressed as a star, can he simply play the role of game manager, à la Peyton Manning with last year's Super Bowl-winning Broncos?
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But as you grow up, you may feel like you've regressed into a little baby who needs hours of nap time and rigid bedtimes in order to function.
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Why is it that working conditions have regressed all over the world, that similar forms of brutality and authoritarianism appear both in American warehouses and Chinese iPhone plants?
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This strange presidential aesthetic is replicated on the international stage, where we have regressed as a civilized nation from once-dignified and purposeful leadership to ineffectual global belligerence.
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Some commentators have noticed that as LGBTQ rights have progressed in America, abortion rights have regressed as states have passed a massive wave of legislation to restrict it.
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It's mind-boggling to me that we have totally regressed to this whole labeling and colorism and just ridiculous racist bigotry that is percolating in society right now.
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He went four months without smoking a single cigarette, until the digital sculptor's work became really stressful and he temporarily regressed back to two packs of cigarettes a day.
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"Since that time, she has regressed to the point where she almost never smiles and doesn't talk to us anymore," says Campbell, a math teacher at Tarrant County College.
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But such acts of demolition are generally reserved for the latter part of the show, after everyone has drunk too much, said too much and regressed into rampant atavism.
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The Texans (33-1) have regressed some on defense this season, but they should still be a tougher test than what the second-year quarterback has seen so far.
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Women's economic participation and opportunity regressed this year -- "only a handful of countries" are even approaching equality, and the world will need 823 more years to achieve it fully.
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Through this momentum, the agency continued to support female-identified people, queer people, and people of color, even as the world around us seemingly regressed into intolerance and hate.
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In Miami, he will try to help Ryan Tannehill, who is 29-35 in four years as a starter and who regressed this season as the Dolphins finished 423-10.
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The Sun Devils regressed last week against No. 17 Southern Cal, allowing the Trojans to pile up 607 yards through a slew of big plays and missed tackles by ASU.
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Hacking in games has, in ways, regressed from Hacker's initial insight into the complexity of computers and what "hacking" is (even as the term itself ends itself to many definitions).
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"This is why we say that the current government has regressed in terms of slavery in the seven months since (President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani) has been in power," he said.
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He won 25 games and the National Invitation Tournament championship in his first season at Minnesota, but the next season the Gophers regressed to 18-15 with no postseason bid.
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This sounds like it should be an open-and-shut case—Schröder seems like a good, young guard that's improving—and it would be, except that he's actually regressed this season.
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And yet, looking at our own internal diversity numbers, I could see no other answer: We had not only failed to move the needle, by most measures we had actually regressed.
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He was, at times, though in 1939, the year after the no-hitters, he regressed enough that the Reds sent him back to the minors, à la early-career Roy Halladay.
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Or rather, it has regressed to much more measured baby steps, focusing on a toehold it should have played into in the first place: Chinese-speaking households here in the States.
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"We are on the way to be like Cambodia" — which has closed media outlets and regressed into authoritarianism — "or even worse," said U Sein Win, who teaches journalism at the institute.
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Mid-World (also known as "All-World") is sort of like a post-apocalyptic version of our world in which things have regressed to a kind of crumbling, Western outlaw state.
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"Venture, I feel, has regressed in the last 10 years, and a lot of it is too much money coming in," Unusual Ventures cofounder and entrepreneur Jyoti Bansal told Business Insider.
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Still, the second season regressed into yet another dangerous narrative—one where the tragic school shooter, an inevitable byproduct of the cruelty of his peers, can be avoided with simple rudimentary compassion.
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She was regressed to a lifetime in which she was an Aztec woman, which I imagine to be a hell of a lot like a mashup between Scorsese's Kundun and Gibson's Apocalypto.
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It would be a stretch to say that Paul Ryan was a beacon of moral clarity during the presidential campaign, but the Republican House speaker's standards have actually regressed considerably since then.
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The pieces around him didn&apost help — his offensive line regressed, the running backs couldn&apost consistently get anything going on the ground, and the wide receivers lacked chemistry with their quarterback.
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Despite hopes from both administrations that relationships could be improved as a result of Trump's election, many observers feel the ties have regressed to levels of hostility not seen since the Cold War.
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Lyle has regressed after losing his startingjob and his production has been underwhelming: nine total points off the bench(he hasn't made a field goal in his past two games) and eight turnovers.
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The authoritarian regime Offred lives in has regressed society to a simple, puritanical lifestyle, organized around a patriarchal power structure that divides women into a caste system based on their utility to society.
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The 231-year-old Straily regressed a bit in his next outing, giving up three runs and four hits over 25 23/3 innings against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday in another no-decision.
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Over the years Germ has kinda progressed (regressed?!) on from that—I now view it more as a vehicle to get out very personal thoughts and feelings, as opposed to anything particularly crazy musically.
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New Orleans' offense has regressed under Gentry, and while they're playing faster by about 4.5 possessions a game, as promised, they haven't been as efficient with those possessions as they were a year ago.
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There is a lot of attention, and a lot of eager expectation, but as far as reality goes the practical usability of blockchains has in some cases even regressed due to rising transaction fees.
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Across the corridor is a sweat shop owned by a different business where small children make sports shoes in a fug of glue fumes, showing how far the city's once-advanced industry has regressed.
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And, as we set a new baseline and measure ourselves against it, we will be better able to identify places where we've improved and those where we've regressed, codifying our tactics for future gains.
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While still in search of his first victory of the season, Eickhoff has regressed since a solid start to the year, permitting at least four runs on four occasions over the past six outings.
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Americans Chad Campbell and Luke List trail by one stroke, while South African Charl Schwartzel, who had a share of the halfway lead, regressed with a 74 to fall four strokes off the pace.
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I have a fundamental belief that although America was born and grew by violence and racial subjugation, that although it has often stumbled and even regressed, that its ultimate bearing is toward the better.
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With no credible opposition left, Cambodia has regressed from a "hybrid regime" into an "authoritarian" one, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit, which ranks the nation just 124th out of 167 in its Democracy Index.
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The sharp rebound in U.S. job growth last month eased concerns that the country's labor market had regressed, a top Federal Reserve official said on Wednesday, repeating she continues to expect gradual interest rate rises.
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But Warren regressed after she was besieged with questions over how she would pay for Medicare for All — ironically Sanders' signature issue, but over which he had not been pressed for similar specifics, critics said.
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For all of the ways it improved in its ability to tell mostly straightforward stories, albeit mostly straightforward stories that were told out of sequence to little end, it regressed in a bunch of other ways.
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Though the Taliban remains strong, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria's (ISIS) nascent presence in Afghanistan has regressed from about six provinces to just a few districts in southern Nangarhar Province, according to the report.
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But then the team soon regressed and finished 2017 with a 6-10 record, topped off by a 30-10 loss to the LA Chargers, after which Del Rio announced himself that he had been fired.
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Otherwise, this is considered one of the worst deals in the league, as Asik has regressed to the point that the $31 million he's due over the next three seasons is basically viewed as a sunk cost.
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"There are few things in life that we could look back on and say that have regressed since 21961," Mark Sirangelo, who recently helped to lead NASA's Moon return plans before departing in May, tells The Verge.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The sharp rebound in U.S. job growth last month eased concerns that the country's labor market had regressed, a top Federal Reserve official said on Wednesday, repeating she continues to expect gradual interest rate rises.
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The Coyotes are 30th in score-adjusted Fenwick and have regressed in almost every way imaginable under Chayka, a co-founder of Stathletes, a business that combines the words "stats" and "athletes," so you know he's legit.
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Injuries slowed him in 2017, and he asked the Mets to pick up his 2018 option or trade him since he was unhappy about a change to second base from shortstop, where his defense had regressed significantly.
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He can pile up assists, but he is a poor shooter, has regressed on defense and, given his comments about there being three alphas in Chicago now, is unaware that he is no longer among the game's elite.
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Where We Left Her: While Hannah deciding to keep her baby and raise him as a single mother seemed to prove that she'd taken a step away from her selfish nature and toward true adulthood, she regressed majorly.
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Other returnees include juniors Jeff Roberson, who led the team in free throw percentage at 83.3, and Riley LaChance, who regressed from 12.3 points per game as a freshman to 6.9 last season after playing 23 fewer minutes.
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" The filing also argues that Ravenel's claims their kids "have regressed" under her supervision are completely erroneous, and asks that Jacobs "not be exposed to the children," alleging she has "repeatedly said horrible and defamatory statements about the Plaintiff.
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Now, with both the Trump campaign and the RNC's monthly FEC reports set to be released today (Monday), we have benchmarks to see if Mr. Trump's campaign operation has progressed or regressed since he became the GOP's presumptive nominee.
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Chappelle has long been praised for these sorts of refreshing and straightforward takes on racial dynamics, but in an effort to maintain his brand, it seems he's regressed to finding new, even more offensive ways to present antiquated ideas.
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This happens all the time throughout the system in iOS 13: Safari can't keep even a single tab open in the background, every app boots from scratch, and using iOS feels like it has regressed to the pre-multitasking days.
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I don't know if he just regressed really badly in 1977 or if voters figured they'd stick with the familiar, but it's fair to say that not many NHL players can lay claim to being multi-time Most Improved Player winners.
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Between the emphasis on CGI visuals over the story; the cheap, pandering humor; and the retroactive rewriting of continuity, Phantom Menace regressed a beloved older franchise to make it more palatable for a younger audience — one eager to buy countless toys.
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Waiters' jumpers stopped falling and Roberson regressed hard, missing all four of his threes and most everything else en route to finishing two for 11, to the point that he was passing up wide-open looks and drawing the ire of Durant.
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Views' two biggest problems are its writing and its length, and they work together in a vicious cycle: the longer the album drags on, the more time you have to spend contemplating the fact that he's regressed to Thank Me Later-level wordsmithing.
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Javaherian notes that, 20 years ago, Iranian art had regressed almost to the basic function of all art—that of being the heart of a heartless world—as it helped exorcise the horrors witnessed during the Islamic Revolution and the Iran-Iraq war.
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The Vandals went 9-3 in 1998 and won the Humanitarian Bowl, but things gradually regressed from there: they jumped to the Sun Belt Conference after the Big West dropped football, and then to the WAC, and then back to the Sun Belt.
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Braves RH Mike Foltynewicz (33-3, 3.67) Bettis got off to a good start in posting a 3.77 ERA through five April starts but has regressed since, allowing 21 earned runs in his past 29 starts (21 ERA) while opponents are hitting .
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Also inherent in this faster cadence, though, is a shortage of time to optimize and refine every aspect of a design — I've found Huawei's industrial design regressed in 2017 with the Watch 2 and P10, neither of which improved on its great 2016 lineup.
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The exhibition provides a way for us to take the measure of ourselves: how we've regressed; how we've grown; how our values and beliefs have changed, and like a fading tune that was once played often on the radio, how we used to sing along.
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Indians RH Josh Tomlin (5-0, 3.72) Nolasco has regressed since his solid first month of the season and was rocked for season-high totals in runs (423) and hits (9) in a season-low five innings at the Chicago White Sox last time out.
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The transition from military rule to a civilian-led government, which allowed the Nobel laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to become the de facto head of state, ground to a halt and even regressed after she took office, he remarked later to reporters.
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The exhibition provides a way for us to take the measure of ourselves: how we've regressed; how we've grown; how our values and beliefs have changed, and like a faded tune that was once played often on the radio, how we used to sing along.
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"The minor children have developmentally regressed since [Dennis] has assumed 50/50 time with the children, as evidence by … [Dennis'] failure to help potty train the parties' youngest child and continuing to feed the youngest by bottle instead of a cup," he further claims in the documents.
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The Giants (2-2) would not seemingly qualify as a winning team, but they are 2-303 since Daniel Jones took over as the starting quarterback, even if he regressed to the mean quite a bit last week, and this game will be outdoors at MetLife Stadium.
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Testifying Wednesday before the Senate Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee, GAO Comptroller General Eugene Louis Dodaro said that of the many areas that need improvement, "three areas have actually regressed," and limiting the federal government's fiscal exposure by better managing climate change risks is one of them.
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A painted television remote is recessed within each tondo, like the figure of a saint in a niche, its buttons are covered in pebbles or shells, as though the object has regressed to a pre-technological state — or a kid decorated it with whatever might be on hand.
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I regressed in a few of my lifts and then I got mad and ended up straining something... I really wasn't prepared for how emotionally difficult it was to not feel good about my workout for the first time and I was surprised at how sad I felt afterwards.
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Other Western countries regressed in their rankings, including Australia, the UK, and the US. According to the report, it will take 257 years for women to have the same economic opportunities as men, though many countries have made strides in providing opportunities for women in other areas, like politics and education.
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"To think that we already lived a similar process, and are having the same reaction 170 years later, on the cusp of our 200th anniversary as a republic — I think it's very significant, and should make us think about how or how much we've progressed or regressed as a society," he said.
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I was a big "Destiny" player even before the sequel came out, but was extremely disappointed in all of the ways "Destiny 2" had regressed: Fun systems were made less fun, the all-too-rare "exotic" items were suddenly way too easy to obtain, and the game was generally more boring than the first outing.
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He was remanded to a hospital for several months, then sent back to jail, where he regressed again, then sent back to the hospital for several more months, stabilized once again, then sent back to jail, where in preparation for his trial, he was returned to the hospital to be evaluated for mental illness.
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And while local governments and advocacy groups have begun to take practical steps to help prevent addiction, save people from overdoses, and encourage people with addiction to seek help, the Trump administration has seemingly regressed to the failed model of past eras, which treats drug addiction as a moral failure rather than the highly inheritable disease that it is.
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For my psyche, what happened to be effective was a combination of things: occasional three-to-five day trauma-healing workshops supported by a mixture of weekly group therapy, non-talk therapy (most of it working on feelings rather than thoughts), and mental tools to use at home when I regressed into old beliefs and behaviors.
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If launched, this feature should help prevent things like people's faces from appearing fat or stretched out, and with the Pixel 4 going back to having a single selfie cam instead of the dual cams used on the Pixel 3, should help prevent the perception that the Pixel 4's selfie game has regressed from last year.
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I looked back at my phone... TEA, JAM AND BISCUITS WILL BE AT HEART OF BRITAIN'S TRADE PLANS TRUMP RE-ASSERTS VOWS TO BUILD WALL AROUND AMERICA STONE ROSES RUMOURED FOR GLASTONBURY LIVE STREAM: BATTLE OF HASTINGS LITTLE MIX SLAMMED FOR WEARING 'STRIPPER AND PROSTITUTE OUTFITS' We have regressed, the arrow of time has reversed, the Big Crunch has begun.
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And yet somehow, even after the Senate's comprehensive investigation into and public condemnation of torture and other abuses the U.S. used against al Qaeda and other detainees, even after new laws, executive orders and policies reaffirming the prohibition against torture and similar techniques, our national dialogue has once again regressed to the point where we seem to talk only about the potential effectiveness of methods that have been roundly condemned for two centuries.
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Wall is 159.73 years old but turns 2159.7 right before the $22022 million player option on this contract transforms whichever city he's living in to Pompeii circa 234 A.D. While his numbers remain All-Star caliber and his speed off a high screen is too blurry to comprehend, Wall's outside shooting has regressed, and for the first time since his rookie year the Wizards are better on offense when he's not on the floor.
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