"The judiciary is most responsive, and perhaps only responsive, when there's some kind of media attention," Leong said.
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"Eight out of 20 is slightly more responsive to good scores and slightly less responsive to bad scores," said Edmondson.
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For the Democratic Party, 14 percent of Americans think the party is very or extremely responsive to ordinary voters, 21625 percent think it's moderately responsive and 2900 percent say it's only slightly or not at all responsive.
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Explore Responsive Desire If the main reason you're not having sex is you just don't feel in the mood, try exploring responsive desire.
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He was responsive and invited me to come to games and practices — actually more than responsive, as he offered me a chance to coach.
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Agency pushback: EPA strongly disputed that interpretation, saying the new rule does not grant appointees the ability to label responsive documents as non-responsive.
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McADAM: WELL, AND BECAUSE THE NETWORK IS SO RESPONSIVE, THE CLOUD CAN BE OUT CLOSER TO THE EDGE OF THE NETWORK, WHICH MAKES IT MORE RESPONSIVE.
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JC: This is the point of Davos this year is responsive and responsible and the great thing that the populists have here is that they are responsive.
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Some people with SPD are 'under-responsive' (they crave the stimulation of one or more senses), while many are 'over-responsive' to one or two senses, or more.
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"Some babies are born with a set of genes that make them more milk responsive or food responsive; some babies are born with a more avid appetite," Dr. Llewellyn said.
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"Considering the inappropriate redactions of relevant materials and the sheer volume of non responsive documents transmitted, only 6 percent of the documents received are responsive to the committee's request," Johnson wrote in October.
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While candidates' positions do not seem very responsive to shifts in the positions of swing voters, they are sometimes not all that responsive to shifts in the positions of their core supporters, either.
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"Our nation is strong enough and compassionate enough to have a responsive and fiscally responsive approach to help people who are hurting in the wake of natural disasters," Roy said on the floor.
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Of course, even the best democracies are not always responsive.
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Why don't you have a responsive thing on the Twitter?
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They're responsive and we can talk to the review team.
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Receptor positive breast cancers are often responsive to hormone treatments.
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The Blade Stealth's touchscreen is excellent; it's responsive and precise.
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Apple's MacBooks still have the best and most responsive trackpads.
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Bigurls were known to be hardened, but not exactly responsive.
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HuffPost India reports Indian authorities were not responsive to inquiries.
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Regardless, one party seems more responsive to the industry's demands.
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A responsive city is reflective of the humans in it.
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The Surface Pro 22 feels different and far more responsive.
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Global financial conditions are thus responsive to attitudes to risk.
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Traditional newspapers were at least somewhat responsive to the guidelines.
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Not just that, it's more responsive to touch, as well.
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Welfare reform has also made welfare less responsive to recessions.
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The screen is gorgeous and the touch screen is responsive.
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It sits in the hand nicely, and is incredibly responsive.
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Same goes for the trackpad; it's large, smooth, and responsive.
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The technology is responsive and reactive, with no detectable latency.
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After several seconds the screen will become fully responsive again.
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YouTube is also now more responsive on social media channels.
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Marsha Blackburn, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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That may have made wages more responsive to market conditions.
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The Apple Watch Series 4 also feels vastly more responsive.
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Some will see it as responsive to all the controversy.
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Google has become quicker and more responsive to employee concerns.
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It has a durable build and a large, responsive touchscreen.
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Nothing is easy or responsive in Red Dead Redemption 2.
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Does he think Verizon will be cheaper and more responsive?
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Trump's Facebook ads are also responsive to the news cycle.
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In my test, it was responsive, but not really speedy.
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Robinson said companies have been more responsive behind the scenes.
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This means building digital infrastructure that is responsive and flexible.
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Its overall cushioning should deliver a softened but responsive ride.
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Their successors in the Trump administration were no more responsive.
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In 2015, the Center for Responsive Politics estimated that Rep.
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"We listened and tried to be responsive," Mr. Golding said.
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Today, Mr. Putin presents Russia's actions as responsive, not aggressive.
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Rapid and responsive space reconstitution changes the dynamic in space.
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"Stable and responsive relationships promote healthy brain architecture," Shonkoff said.
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Her handler tried to move her to someone more responsive.
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When companies are appropriately responsive to sexual harassment, everyone benefits.
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The hydraulic disc brakes were also responsive but not aggressive.
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Home Remedies is particularly responsive to the tug of place.
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The courts will have to be responsive to these concerns.
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Why isn't antifa more responsive to criticisms about its tactics?
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The combat needs to be responsive enough but never twitchy.
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He's great to work with, thoughtful, reliable, direct, and responsive.
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They offer standalone graphics as well as responsive HTML5 images.
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With our new approach, the responsive time is very fast.
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It makes everything feel responsive and a lot more dangerous.
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" She added later that Ms. Lovato was "awake and responsive.
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"A lot of clubs were not really responsive," he said.
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Boeing said it was being responsive to inquiries from lawmakers.
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All were kind and responsive, but the note never surfaced.
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As for the trackpad, it was quite smooth and responsive.
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Despite the super low resolution, the screen is extremely responsive.
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The touchscreen is responsive and renders visuals with crisp resolution ...
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But Congress wasn't responsive once the Affordable Care Act passed.
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Greeley told CNN the boy was found alert and responsive.
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He also insisted the Pentagon wasn't responsive to his questions.
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" The deputy described Cruz as "very engaged, responsive" and "talkative.
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And we also expect that they will be democratically responsive.
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Government has grown bigger, more incomprehensible, and seemingly less responsive.
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Pro: The fingerprint reader on the rear is quick and responsive.
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"She was not responsive, and her body was stiff," explains Kristal.
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We are also very efficient and responsive when analysing inbound opportunities.
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There's a group of people that are really responsive to it.
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They are making the government less responsive to the popular will.
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The Pegasus 35 is lightweight yet supportive, and are pretty responsive.
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It's passing laws that require them to be transparent and responsive.
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One difference: it has a touchscreen, which I found pretty responsive.
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The two indices are also intended to be responsive to reforms.
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When he was responsive after being cut down, they were disappointed.
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The touchpad is more responsive than the one on Sony's XM2700s.
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They've got a satisfying click to them and are plenty responsive.
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The government therefore has to find a way to be responsive.
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The man did not appear to be responsive in the video.
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"He is now responsive and receiving a check-up," Schwarz said.
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Games became more fluid, and designers became more responsive to feedback.
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Good, responsive public policy can help us make the right choices.
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YouTube has been especially responsive to toxic content relating to children.
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The keyboard is a little mushy, but the touchpad is responsive.
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"We really try to be responsive to community interest," he says.
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The theme at Davos this year is responsible and responsive leadership.
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The entire user interface is faster and more responsive than before.
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The mother was also "emaciated" but responsive, according to the statement.
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"The FBI searched and there were no responsive records," Motgi said.
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Everyone's familiar with the distracted or non-responsive customer service rep.
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The touchscreen is every bit as responsive as the Surface Pro's.
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The government has been "very responsive" in the past, Dushnisky said.
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The Kinect, it has to be said, was never particularly responsive.
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Scott Brown's $5.7 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The FCC found nine documents that were responsive to my request.
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The touch controls are responsive and more comfortable than some alternatives.
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Eventually, however, Rudolph was helped to his feet and appeared responsive.
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Sources: Center for Responsive Politics, ForbesRead more about Tulsi Gabbard's campaign.
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Politicians, in theory, are supposed to be responsive to public outcry.
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Unions shouldn't just be responsive when these situations come to light.
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The high-end isn't as responsive, though it's still not bad.
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It's responsive, flexible, and lightweight enough to escape notice during exercise.
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Interior Department officials have maintained they've been responsive to all requests.
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Google also says scrolling should now be faster and more responsive.
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That should result in a more responsive experience with lower latency.
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And again, we're very responsive to what our customers' needs are.
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"I would put them as extremely responsive right now," she said.
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The refresh rate, basically it's supposed to make everything more responsive.
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The responsive gadgetry is the only place where the exhibition falters.
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He was argumentative and prone to tangents and non-responsive answers.
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The proposal by the state's Gender Responsive Strategies Commission was defeated.
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They say the company hasn't been very responsive to their concerns.
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Today, Taiwan is crowdsourcing democracy to create a more responsive government.
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"I want to imagine local government being more responsive," he said.
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Rates are going to be much more responsive to the Dec.
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Off the cuff and responsive to the moment with devastating effect.
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"Handling is responsive, and the ride is comfortable," Consumer Reports says.
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What responsive understanding is she or he seeking in the reader?
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She was responsive and caring during routines and in every interaction.
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"It's so important because the syndrome is exquisitely responsive," Rosebush said.
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Rosenstein observed that he seemed more aware, responsive, energetic and communicative.
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Party elites picked candidates and blocked outsiders, making politics less responsive.
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Designed for gaming, Roccat's Titan switches feel quick, responsive, and tactile.
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Democrats say the EPA hasn't been responsive to their oversight requests.
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"And it has always come through those stronger and more responsive."
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" Spiro said, "It was a joking, deleted, apologized for, responsive tweet.
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These climate plans are responsive to the needs of real Americans.
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What they're saying: Facebook "has not been fully responsive," Becerra said.
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Would our politicians actually be more responsive to the public will?
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Many people wish that their romantic partner would be more responsive.
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It's the only way we move to a more responsive democracy.
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What they found: The team found 88% positive predictive value (ability to identify responsive drugs) and 100% negative predictive value (ability to identify non-responsive drugs) in forecasting response to targeted agents or chemotherapy in patients.
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" It also cites a study out of the University of Cologne that found that "conservatives are more responsive to climate messages rooted in the past, while liberals were more responsive to forward-looking climate change messages.
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We've always been fundamentally responsive, bestowing coverage based on established interest, and we're more responsive than ever in this digitized age of sophisticated, real-time measures of precisely what our audience does and doesn't turn to.
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Responsive customer serviceEven though we wanted an online-only bank to maximize our savings, we still wanted access to responsive customer service, so we chose a savings account where we could call into customer service 24/7.
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It's smooth and responsive like a high-end smartphone with no lag.
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It will pay for itself in more responsive and smarter public policy.
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His vital signs are stable and normal – he's responsive and recovering well.
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It's another minor issue, but I still wish it felt more responsive.
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I hopped back in the chat, relieved to find Wyatt still responsive.
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Not all producers are responsive to those discussions, of course, said Shum.
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She wanted something more responsive to the visitor's strengths and student needs.
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His condition is stable, and he is responsive, the cruise company said.
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But it is still more responsive than for many common household goods.
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"Nyquist is all class," meaning very responsive to the jockey, Reddam said.
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It's tack sharp, full of fluid animations, and, most importantly, refreshingly responsive.
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Somehow you consider that nefarious — we simply call it good, responsive governing.
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If it makes government more responsive, that would be a positive development.
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I found the camera to be responsive and excellent for framing shots.
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Public companies have been more responsive than lawmakers to animal-welfare concerns.
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But those on higher incomes proved more responsive and so benefited most.
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We're surrounded by broken systems that are insufficiently responsive to our input!
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The experience was responsive, though I ran into issues with the app.
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Shortly after the incident, PEOPLE confirmed that Perry was alert and responsive.
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It's enormous, silky smooth, and extremely responsive to multifinger swipes and gestures.
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The remote control isn't very responsive, either, which makes things seem laggier.
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A new infotainment system, featuring 2 large touchscreens, is intuitive and responsive.
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A reply earlier this month claimed that no responsive records were available.
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Shortly after the incident, PEOPLE confirmed that Perry was alert and responsive.
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"The folks at Facebook were both appalled and very responsive," Sims said.
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But downloading unnecessary information will make your app slower and less responsive.
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They're well managed, they're responsive to their customers, and they're market leaders.
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Likewise, the new Google Assistant system-wide features are fast and responsive.
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The nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics maintains records of past presidential bundlers.
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"The current Fed is much more responsive to the markets," he said.
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None of this is to say that American airlines are universally responsive.
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I found the screen both remarkably sharp and bright, and incredibly responsive.
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It's no stock Android, but it's at least super smooth and responsive.
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He was responsive and talking when EMTs arrived, but his condition deteriorated.
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I was apparently vaguely responsive enough that they didn't call for help.
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And when problems arise, you respond with responsive, effective, and personable support.
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But Republicans say Obama was also less than responsive to their requests.
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At this point, BI will likely remain highly responsive to market volatility.
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We talk in technology and design about responsive design, about inclusive design.
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This is fast, responsive, and pin sharp on the Switch's LCD screen.
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Mnuchin has reportedly been particularly responsive to lobbying from the film industry.
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But it's nicely responsive, conceptually simple, and an undeniably fun idea. h2.
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He's not been responsive to committee requests, per members on the committee.
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Americans want a government that's responsive to them, not to elite interests.
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In turn, the publisher is highly responsive to changing and niche tastes.
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The control panel has been streamlined and the buttons are plenty responsive.
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Posing as first-time buyers, they made contact with six responsive sellers.
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State Department lawyers are unsure how many messages will actually be responsive.
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"We've talked to them about it, and they're very responsive," he said.
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Latex foam mattresses are best known for being cooling, bouncy, and responsive.
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This hardware could enable more responsive augmented reality on the iPad Pro.
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Today, the United States lacks a truly rapid or responsive launch capability.
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"We're responsive, nimble and entrepreneurial," said Don Laackman, president of Champlain College.
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It's also about accountability: whether the government is responsive to the citizenry.
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Interior's response: Department officials have maintained they've been responsive to all requests.
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"Human workers are still needed because they are more responsive," Chan said.
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Their party affiliations are listed according to The Center for Responsive Politics.
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But the bureaucracy was responsive to Widad's plight, expediting her asylum hearing.
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Hearing their feedback, figuring out how we can be responsive to that.
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As a result, each party would take more centrist, democratically responsive positions.
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The pen experience is much more responsive and improved over past versions.
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In our demos, at least, the cardboard was surprisingly rugged and responsive.
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Job seekers need to be constantly online and responsive to secure work.
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"The Senate wasn't meant to be a very responsive chamber," Wallner said.
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The Center for Responsive Politics compiled a list of her top donors.
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"He is responsive, getting fluids and receiving a checkup," Mr. Schwarz said.
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"It was not as responsive as I would have liked," Takano said.
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Twenty-two percent said that hospital staffers weren't responsive to their needs.
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He said that for once, the agency had been responsive to suggestions.
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"No teacher had ever been so patient, yet so responsive," he writes.
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In other words, the politicians most responsive to voters offer the most.
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Research has suggested that many younger customers are responsive to these shifts.
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Benson was initially responsive when paramedics arrived, but ultimately died on scene.
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Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Suffice to say, these features all benefit from the more responsive screen.
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Third, companies should be responsive to shifting memes, especially in volatile contexts.
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Patrick Murphy and outside groups, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Since most prosecutors are elected, they might seem responsive to democratic discipline.
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These realities make gender-responsive strategies for climate resilience and adaptation critical.
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Not all user interfaces are made with adaptive and/or responsive resolution.
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The sharp increase was first reported by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Government is more accountable and responsive when more people, not fewer, participate.
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As the park was transformed, it became less responsive to political expression.
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It's also fast, nimble, responsive, intelligent and has a very good camera.
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Sometimes the touchscreen wasn't as responsive as I thought it should be.
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The next challenge is to explain what causes this higher responsive rate.
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At the Tuesday matinee, City Ballet performed for an unusually responsive audience.
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Yeah. Okay, so we're the most responsive of anything except the web.
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"@RoyalCaribbean & @CarnivalCruise are responsive to their passengers," Heather Francisco wrote on Twitter.
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"It's an example of responsive science," he wrote me in an email.
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One is that Clinton appears genuinely responsive to pressure from outside groups.
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Related: Future Forward NYC Presented a Glimpse into Tomorrow These Responsive Installations Made Us Feel Like Magicians Inside the Design of Nonotak's Infinite Space The Making of Doris Sung's Heat-Responsive Chandelier Building VT Pro Design's Hybrid Living Wall
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" The Office of Management and Budget, which oversees personnel and information technology within the executive branch, told CNN they "conducted a search of its files for documents that are responsive to this request and no responsive records were identified.
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"He was always very playful and responsive," Mr. Simpson said in an interview.
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"Homeless women need services that are responsive to their particular needs," argues McGoldrick.
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Elsewhere supports experimental, site-specific, and socially responsive artists for month-long residencies.
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And what we really needed were gatekeepers that were responsive to the market.
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Both men are responsive and being treated at a hospital, according to Westby.
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Yulia is awake and responsive and has asked for privacy during her recovery.
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Cavallo also found retailers more responsive to changes in other factors as well.
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They aren't responsive via phone, and emails from them are brief and sporadic.
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Anon-IB may have been more responsive, but it was far from noble.
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The 94-year-old was wheeled inside on a stretcher but seemed responsive.
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Motherboard has embedded the responsive documents below, and they are also available here.
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Becoming a responsive city isn't a static objective, it's a constantly moving target.
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It's a responsive shoe that carries me comfortably on any type of pavement.
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Democrats have described many of those as publicly available and non-responsive. Rep.
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One update would be to make these calculations more responsive to inclement weather.
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In theory this should make Chinese lending rates more responsive to financial conditions.
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Activist voices can be a positive force in keeping companies accountable and responsive.
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The Slate has a responsive fingerprint reader embedded in the recessed power button.
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That's because the trackpad on the MacBook Pro is incredibly responsive and intuitive.
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We wanted to be responsive but we wanted to stay in the show.
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But the hologram was responsive and the drone's behavior in space felt natural.
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Reform was intended to make firms more efficient and responsive to market signals.
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Their 12.3-inch touchscreen displays (2,400 x 1,600) are sharp, bright and responsive.
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Governments in low-turnout countries may be less responsive to their neediest citizens.
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It has thoughtful, attractive design, a long list of features, and responsive performance.
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It's fast and ad-freeMessenger for web browsers is super responsive and clean.
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Ideologues often mix poorly with business, which by nature is responsive and pragmatic.
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But even though the screen is tap responsive, it's not a touch screen.
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No longer can they simply be responsive to Wall Street without further discussion.
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Some people are under-responsive in some senses and over-sensitive in others.
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"Responsive desire is normal and quite common in long-term relationships," explained Mark.
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"We are responsive to any concerns expressed by our patients," the statement read.
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Yet there are ways to make fiscal policy less politicised and more responsive.
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He added that "we have been very responsive" to concerns expressed by lawmakers.
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You need to make your arguments responsive to what's happening in the campaign.
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In a quick session with the app, I found it fast and responsive.
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The trackpad's fine and the touchscreen is responsive, from what I could tell.
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Its pages were supposed to be lush with whirling doodads, responsive, hands-on.
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The touch-sensitive strip is as responsive as physical buttons or voice controls.
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"You can be responsive, proactive and reactive with digital," its CEO Laramie said.
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The OnePlus 6993T McLaren Edition is the fastest, most responsive Android phone. Period.
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It doesn't do the public any good to not have a responsive government.
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This is as responsive and adaptable as any market leader has ever been.
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We'll make government responsive to all hardworking Americans, not just a select few.
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However, the systems from those carmakers require drivers to remain alert and responsive.
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The St. Paul Pioneer Press' Mike Beradino tweeted that the child appeared responsive.
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The government's searches for responsive materials were due to be completed by Wednesday.
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To be effective, participants activists will need to be both responsive and proactive.
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It assumes a well-functioning government that is transparent and responsive to us.
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REFERENDUMS are supposed to get citizens engaged in politics and make governments responsive.
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Visceral Recess, created by Future Wife, is a highly-responsive playground for festivalgoers.
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Epstein made two donations to Oberly, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Being responsive means destroying your attention span and letting happenstance drive your priorities.
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When his visiting nurse found him confused and barely responsive, she called 911.
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But State Department lawyers are unsure how many messages will actually be responsive.
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Huawei, in particular, must become more transparent and responsive to U.S. legal obligations.
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The little car was responsive and peppy, the poetry of driving in motion.
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According to The Center for Responsive Politics, he's received $10,550 from the NRA.
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"I would just encourage the DEA to be as responsive as possible," Rep.
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By the time the paramedics came, Castillo had started breathing and was responsive.
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Game streaming services like Project Atlas must balance visual quality with responsive controls.
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In this new world, European companies have been relatively more responsive to change.
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The footbed and outsole provide good support while still being comfortable and responsive.
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They're responsive, rugged, and won't weigh you down while you conquer the trails.
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The host was very responsive and the location is central to many spots.
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And make sure the toolbar at the top of the page says "Responsive."
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Usually, Rashidi said in a phone interview, those companies are responsive, unlike Telegram.
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Serotonin receptors consequently become "very sensitive" and "very responsive" to changes, Rosenthal says.
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TC: Which social media companies are the most responsive to these attempted interventions?
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Which, after a while, makes me long to feel a responsive, messy body.
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This action prevented the Facebook system from sending further responsive emails to TRAI.
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Instead, the test is more focused on making sure that games feel responsive.
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The responsive foam doesn't cave or sag after you've been lying on it.
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It's about becoming the largest, most inclusive, most responsive person you can be.
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For the people within those invisible walls, government is responsive and crime low.
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It took more than a year to obtain responsive records from the agencies.
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According to them, how can schools be more responsive to students of color?
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Keeping Pelosi as a figurehead for the party isn't responsive to that outcry.
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Still, the car's French character shines though: It's responsive, lightweight and proudly Gallic.
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I like its compact design and I find the keys responsive for typing.
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Facebook was generally responsive to these problems after they were publicly called out.
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The display is a touchscreen, but oddly, the panel is not very responsive.
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But, will the coronavirus be responsive to seasonal changes similar to the flu?
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Linden found the Elite to be a rigid, responsive, and aggressive racing shoe.
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For another, be extremely responsive to guests, much like a hotel front desk.
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You are accountable to your team, and part of accountability means being responsive.
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It is the Center for Responsive Politics, not the Center for Public Integrity..
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But there are limits to that ethos of being responsive to new presidents.
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Rouse had made it a point to set up a responsive correspondence office.
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In any case, the company was immediately responsive when Ashkenazy's team contacted it.
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It is the Center for Responsive Politics, not the Center for Public Integrity.
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Studies have shown people to be less responsive to the term climate change.
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They do not think their elected leaders are responsive to them, the voters.
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Much could be done if law enforcement were more responsive to the problem.
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The mechanism Urbanears uses for breaking down the headphones is smooth and responsive.
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A new study has found that cancer patients suffering from depression have decreased amounts of a type of brain protein in their blood, which makes them less responsive to chemotherapy drugs as well as less responsive to their side effects.
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I was like 'Oh, this works,' and the crowd was very responsive to it.
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Click here to view original GIFDespite its diminutive size, Vector feels alive and responsive.
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This is a testament to EOS being responsive to the concerns of their consumers.
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Indigenous groups have become more assertive, courts more sympathetic and the government more responsive.
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It really made such a great two set that people have been responsive to.
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Designed for lightweight, intricate assembly work, the arm is sensitive and responsive to touch.
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When I started, I was amazed by how responsive people were to the project.
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Galatron looks especially impressive for an HTML5 game, with sharp graphics and responsive controls.
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It's early in her treatment, but we're hopeful that she'll continue to be responsive.
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Local district offices exist solely for the purpose of being responsive to constituents' concerns.
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For its price, it has a responsive touchpad and decently loud speakers as well.
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Ballard Spahr contributed $239,974 to her campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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But once they got him to the hospital, Zander was breathing, but not responsive.
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Hoechstetter met with her a few times and found her responsive, sympathetic, and passionate.
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But what does great and responsive service look like in the rental car business?
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The office processed 404 pages of responsive records, but withheld 174 of them completely.
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This resulted in a major focus on innovations for energy preservation and responsive technology.
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Transmission problems remain, but a move closer to a more responsive system is welcome.
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And is there this threat that something's gonna happen if you're not immediately responsive?
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The controls are responsive and the action is fast, just as they should be.
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If there's one thing to be excited about—it's this responsive and accurate camera.
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At this time, we have not confirmed that the documents are, in fact, responsive.
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On the software front, HTC again delivers a fast and responsive version of Android.
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The touch pad is a bit smaller than I'd like, but feels very responsive.
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What you'll notice right away when taking a photo is the incredibly responsive focus.
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Thankfully, it was still quite responsive, so I could stop it before hitting something.
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Local politicians are more responsive to voters' demands than Jupiterian presidents in distant capitals.
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By actively seeking out opportunities to understand their employees, leaders can become more responsive.
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It's super responsive and long-pressing it to lock the screen is still handy.
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It's every bit as intuitive and responsive as the Mac trackpad (the gold standard).
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"He is more responsive and is speaking with his loved ones," the doctor said.
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Data compiled and provided to The Verge by The Center For Responsive Politics (www.opensecrets.org).
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Because we're expected, connected to our digital equipment, we're expected to be instantly responsive.
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It's also a glimpse into the smarter, more responsive electricity grid of the future.
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Some demographic groups were found to be more responsive to sporting success than others.
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Originally, these were actually responsive web apps that were served in an embedded browser.
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I never encountered errors with missed touch input, and the screen felt responsive enough.
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It can also be responsive, emerging in response to something that came before it.
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The gender action plan aims to help countries amplify their gender-responsive climate policy.
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Tower's publicist said the musicians are "responsive" and being treated at a local hospital.
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I'm really proud of that series and found people were incredibly responsive to it.
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Kushner has tried to be fully transparent and responsive in the background investigations process.
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Spacious keyboard Large, smooth trackpad Likewise, the trackpad is large, smooth and very responsive.
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A well-developed boot camp course is responsive to the needs of the market.
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Sheldon Whitehouse told CNN's Wolf Blitzer Monday that Flynn appears to have been responsive.
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It was beautiful, responsive, intuitive, and smarter than any smartphone I had ever touched.
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Federal bureaucracy makes the VHA less responsive to evolving needs than the private sector.
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The ride-hail company is known to be very responsive to its riders' feedback.
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It made me more productive, happier, and more responsive to things that were urgent.
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This display, with its black background and punchy colors, is glossy, rich, and responsive.
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Owens received two $1,000 donations from Epstein, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"Inflation has been less responsive to wage gains than in the past," he said.
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He said that Bobby Parks is responsive and aware that his wife passed away.
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He primarily donated to Democrats, according to data from the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Medtronic said it has acquired a company, Responsive Orthopedics, that will make the devices.
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Indeed, he finds that public policies aren't even responsive to the bottom four-fifths.
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Animations are buttery smooth, and the software simply feels a whole lot more responsive.
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If enough people believe that the system is sufficiently responsive, it will probably survive.
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In Illinois, educators are receiving training on how to teach in culturally responsive ways.
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Doctors said that his eye wasn't responsive to light during the exam they gave.
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The cops are doing fulfilling work, and the neighborhoods are receiving responsive police service.
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There are better ways, though, to make courts responsive to rape and its victims.
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Others would reform the Congressional Budget Office to make it more responsive or transparent.
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An Apple-designed rubber dome sits under each keycap, offering a more responsive keypress.
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And later on next year, avatars will feature more responsive mouth and eye movements.
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Menus were non-responsive, and sometimes I couldn't even get past the title page.
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You can see that at CXEMA, the crowd is always really responsive and enthusiastic.
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AEMSS' Miyashita said a key issue is how smooth and responsive the engine is.
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We're told when EMTs arrived, he was responsive and talking ... but his condition deteriorated.
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We have been responsive and forthcoming throughout this process, and will continue to be.
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He is always incredibly responsive and flips revisions back same day, sometimes same hour.
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In the process, we will make government leaner and more responsive to the public.
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Some said their employers took care of them and were responsive to their concerns.
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Facebook has also wholly refused to search communications involving senior executives for responsive materials.
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Soon thereafter, she slipped into a barely responsive state and died two weeks later.
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The stock sale was first reported by ProPublica and the Center for Responsive Politics.
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He said this was "reality-based" and responsive to hostile Palestinian rhetoric and actions.
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Not everyone had email addresses, however, and those I did email weren't particularly responsive.
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A bond offering in July, the first in several years, found a responsive market.
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Or a condition, rather than a disease, that is responsive to penalties and rewards?
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Rather, organizations with liberal values have suddenly become extremely responsive to claims of sexism.
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It is the fastest and most responsive form of 5G but doesn't travel far.
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Optical switches are more responsive, says Razer, and more reliable than their physical counterparts.
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"Consistent with our practice, we seek to be cooperative and responsive to their inquiries."
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The 21.5-inch touchscreen display with 1080p resolution feels responsive and looks really crisp.
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Should it be a democracy that is, in Anderson's words, "vibrant, responsive and inclusive"?
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"One thing you can be assured of is, we will be responsive," he added.
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We have a fake democracy, growing less responsive and less representative by the day.
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Second, the international community must be more responsive in advocating for stronger democratic institutions.
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He created the Snoo smart bassinet, a responsive bed that monitors babies&apos sleep.
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This zigzagging shows us the degree to which change is responsive rather than rapid.
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The government in the US is less responsive and less nimble than New Zealand's.
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Human resources departments at major media corporations are more responsive when complaints are filed.
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They were pretty responsive—they got back to me less than 24 hours later.
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"I tried to get him to be responsive or to recognize me," he said.
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They appear hell-bent on making it less transparent, less responsive and less effective.
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So this is not provocative or preemptive, this is entirely responsive on our part.
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The prisoner, Mr. Murphy said, was not responsive when the authorities performed consciousness checks.
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A data-driven startup must become ever more responsive, proactive and consistent over time.
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We can't have healthy, responsive democracies where large swaths of the population don't vote.
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"Responsive space, or launch on demand, is going to be increasingly important," Beck said.
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"It's one thing to be responsive in the immediate aftermath of a hurricane," Sen.
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"We believe the people in power are ultimately most responsive to power," Weber said.
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I remember walking out onstage and with the audience so responsive, loving that moment.
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After the White House meeting on January 22, the attorney general was immediately responsive.
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The exceptional weapons combined with the smooth character movement makes combat feel responsive and intentional.
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This becomes even clearer after Deja is more responsive in a sit-down with Beth.
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For now, HomePod isn't all sunshine and rainbows — unless you're looking at Siri's responsive light.
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"The President is responsive to requests and phone calls from the President-elect," Earnest said.
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"I appreciate Lockheed Martin for being so responsive," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Wray and Rosenstein and the FBI need to be responsive to the will of Congress.
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It was a good example of the game being "responsive" to both players and designers.
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When you send prompt responses, you will earn the reputation of being proactive and responsive.
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The development of a more capable and responsive commercial-launch industry has already improved matters.
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We need to instead replace them with modern systems that are lean, responsive and effective.
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Counterintuitively, media has actually been too responsive to new avenues for growth and fresh products.
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Yet, because they view themselves as responsive to the market, they don't behave like gatekeepers.
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If you want to impress dad this year, look no further than this responsive shaver.
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The deleted emails the FBI recovered would also be responsive to VICE News' FOIA request.
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"We dug them out," he told the station, adding they were still conscious and responsive.
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Inking now feels a lot less laggy and way more responsive on the Surface Pro.
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It's an entirely different piece of hardware, that relies on the same responsive projector technology.
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However, iOS does feel slightly more responsive during overall daily tasks on my iPhone 6S+.
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You'll learn how to build responsive websites that look great on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
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I also found Warby Parker's online customer service team to be very responsive and helpful.
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But Lucky becomes more responsive once you start a thread and start giving it requests.
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They're so attuned to being socially responsive that they can easily transfer that to us.
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The chips also include a "rapid response engine" to make touchscreen controls feel more responsive.
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Joe Perry is alert and responsive after being hospitalized on Saturday night, PEOPLE can confirm.
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A good way of making firms more responsive and accountable would be to broaden ownership.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton was the largest beneficiary, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Without Imagination Technologies doing the graphics, could Apple's phone have been as smooth and responsive?
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The trackpad is mid-sized and responsive, and it stays comfortable even with clammy fingers.
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Controls are as responsive as they ever were, with no appreciable lag or other weirdness.
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Broward Sheriff's Office Fire Rescue paramedics attempted to revive the brothers, who were non-responsive.
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Lots of travel on these keys, but the Romer-G switches are still immediately responsive.
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Now it's 22%, or about $1.9 billion, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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Making speech recognition more responsive, and to have it work offline, is a nice development.
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Local groups have also blasted Facebook for failing to be responsive enough to the problem.
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And thanks to Volvo, that feature will be responsive to moose and other large animals.
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The G5 is outfitted with Snapdragon's beastly 820 processor, which makes the phone super responsive.
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The FISC claimed in a response to EFF that "no responsive applications" for warrants exist.
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I would like to receive all documents that are specifically responsive to the FCC's Jan.
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The Center for Responsive Politics shows Bredesen out-raising Blackburn by just over $1 million.
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It is unclear whether Scott was responsive as Slager cuffed his hands behind his back.
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Still, we want to be responsive and solve for that in whatever ways make sense.
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The trackpad is responsive to touch and multifinger gestures, though its tall orientation feels cramped.
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When the feature was switched off the phone, however, its desktop counterpart was plenty responsive.
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In sum, these features are designed to make the app more responsive to driver needs.
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It also claims it's working on being more responsive to regional norms and local frameworks.
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While Frost has been responsive to others, she has yet to speak, according to Klinger.
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It doesn't feel quite as responsive as a capacitive screen, but it's still pretty good.
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It has responsive ride and handling, even for a small car on bumpy city streets.
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He's created an interactive series for mobile platforms called Nawlz, and the responsive comic, NEOMAD.
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That's according to data, not adjusted for inflation, compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Noah Surrett's mother said her son has been responsive since being rushed to the hospital.
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They'd also like to tweak the technique to make it more responsive to human biology.
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Those outside groups spent more than $16 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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So I think that's tangible evidence that there is a disconnect, and responsive means listening.
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Perhaps, more than anything else, Destiny's tight and responsive gunplay is what brings people back.
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It rejected 15.54 percent of requests and found no responsive data for the remaining requests.
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K: Well the first thing that's self-evident is that the building is climate-responsive.
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It's also responsive with a quick transmission that helps the Stelvio feel fast around town.
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"We call on Qatar to be responsive to the concerns of its neighbors," he said.
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Ludlow notes that she was relatively responsive to victims of the disasters during her reign.
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After all, industrial robots are incredibly precise, but most models are not at all responsive.
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The French calf leather strap and responsive glass face make for an ultra-slick finish.
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AEMSS' Miyashita said a key issue would be how smooth and responsive the engine is.
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Bingaman returned $2,073 to Epstein that same day, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The bigger challenge will come from local communities, which are more responsive to individual complaints.
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"Cast iron is not responsive, but it is relentless," said Nathan Myhrvold, the food scientist.
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That mechanism is a huge reason why democracies are at all responsive to popular discontent.
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She has $20,000 in total receipts, according to data from the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Both are superb gaming mice, and feature quick and responsive buttons and super-sensitive sensors.
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"The lenders tend to be really responsive to complaints received on the CFPB," Kantrowitz said.
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This puts us in the present, aware and responsive, making everything fresh and new again.
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Mia is super responsive and answered all inquiries that I have ... We'll definitely be back.
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On the plus side, these notebooks are fast, with high-resolution screens and responsive keyboards.
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The Marcuses gave $10,400 to Republicans in 2018, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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When they feel the spotlight shining on them, they have been responsive to public opinion.
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Kushner's attorney told CNN in a statement that Kushner has been "responsive" to all requests.
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The new Air runs on Apple's A12 Bionic chip, so it's very fast and responsive.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, I'VE SAID TO COMPANIES THEY SHOULD EXPECT THAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL BE RESPONSIVE.
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Elected officials are supposed to be somewhat receptive and responsive to persuasion from outside sources.
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They wanted responsive and accountable institutions, and believed they would find those closer to home.
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That they're hungry to experience a responsive, democratic process should come as no surprise, either.
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Loan pricing is typically less responsive to volatility than bond pricing, given lower trading volumes.
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Established parties and leaders need to be more responsive to the concerns of their constituencies.
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This gives you a better chance of matching with a responsive (and non-creepy) user.Facebook
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Facebook survives on advertising revenue, but it is also responsive to stuff that isn't working.
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In both settings, the sensor was found to be visibly responsive to changing calcium levels.
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I ought to have been more respectful and responsive with the women in my life.
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And one of the failures in our immigration system is it's not responsive to crises.
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Another point in favor of private plans is that they're more responsive to consumer demand.
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Lean people were especially responsive to exercise's effects on the bacterial makeup of our guts.
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Much of what's in it was hot off the political burner, responsive to crisis conditions.
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It can also be adapted to different cultures and remain responsive to children's specific needs.
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When those directly involved in atrocities can't be swayed, their enablers are often more responsive.
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Tell me: Why should responsive political representation be any different from getting your laundry done?
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The corners would not be so crowded if we actually became responsive to community needs.
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A nimble, grass-roots campaign must also be responsive to voter feedback, the experts said.
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Some are responsive to the same law-and-order declamations that move many white voters.
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This is more likely if only because of how responsive WeWork has been to criticism.
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Responsive parenting, professional intervention and other steps can act as buffers that mitigate the trauma.
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"It's much more forgiving on the legs but still super responsive and durable," she said.
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Credit unions want members to be able to have access to secure, reliable, responsive networks.
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Trump raised $333 million for his presidential campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Many companies now take steps to be nimble and responsive when a furor erupts online.
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Mr. Appelbaum praised the de Blasio administration for being open and responsive to labor concerns.
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Even big corporations are very responsive to consumer pressure, which is one reason protests work.
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Becerra said that Facebook "has not been fully responsive" to his office's requests for information.
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And I'm more punctual and responsive thanks to constant access to my calendar and email.
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Vanunu says that TikTok was responsive about the disclosures and patched the issues within weeks.
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The groups were highly professional, offering responsive, polite customer service, and a menu of services.
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Responsive layouts will help here, by rearrange content when the screen orientation or size changes.
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Dynamic Latency Input aims to bring more responsive feed back from controllers, by reducing latency.
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More than 700 current AWS employees' LinkedIn pages are responsive to the same keyword search.
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"They are very responsive and they want this to be an enormous success," he said.
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Members of Congress have to make sure they are regarded as responsive to their constituents.
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The touch controls on the top of the unit are responsive, if a little confusing.
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A person with knowledge of his condition said he had become less responsive to stimuli.
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You have to be responsive, usually within 24 hours, and usually much faster than that.
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" She calls the show a "very responsive, week-to-week documentary of what just happened.
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Epstein is alone in his cell and not responsive, with a noose around his neck.
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As E.S.G. becomes more popular, companies have become more responsive to MSCI's data-gathering efforts.
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That includes inviting an open dialogue, listening to others and being responsive to their concerns.
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The touchscreen is also responsive, although I mainly used the stylus to navigate the screen.
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Regardless of approach, both groups have found vehicle makers to be responsive to their criticisms.
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He was responsive while being taken to the hospital and was released later that night.
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Our tech support guy is awesome in every way: responsive, friendly, patient and highly competent.
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Maintaining a competent, responsive political class requires vetting candidates through both popular and professional filters.
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The patronage system, which kept presidents responsive to the needs of localized constituencies, broke down.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Novartis spent $8.6 million on lobbying in 2017.
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In my brief hands on with the machines, I found the keyboards were comfy and felt good (the 3.03-inch is still cramped), the trackpads felt more responsive than last time around with smoother tracking and scrolling, and the the touchscreens were responsive, too.
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It takes some humility to be responsive to concerns people bring to you and not be defensive and be responsive, and realize if something is important for a group's advocacy or activism, then it's worth listening to, even if I feel it's being accurately represented.
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"Maybe when you write something, he's responsive to you but you're not responsive to him, or you need to follow the channels you care about — we have to understand how those channels are related to each other and this different graph structure," Weiss said.
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The results showed that even the most responsive industry sectors — like technology and professional services — respond less than a third of the time, while the least responsive sectors like manufacturing and transportation leave a comment responding to feedback less than 10% of the time.
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"We have reached out and we've always found an open door and a responsive ear," Mrs.
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But what was striking, according to the experts, is how responsive he was to these concerns.
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It may seem that replacing responsive human help with a robotic dresser is a bit insensitive.
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It's also equipped with a powerful processor, and both machines have excellent displays and responsive trackpads.
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It's simple and straightforward and should not take very long to produce all the responsive records.
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"A responsive lender will offer multiple ways for you to pay down your line of credit."
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Sehgal's work in Marrakesh became totally responsive to the rhythms and patterns of Jemaa el-Fna.
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No LikeIt feels a bit cheap, and isn't quite as responsive as a traditional mechanical keyboard.
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The iOS app is snappy, highly responsive, and a near-perfect mirror of the desktop version.
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That tilt is found throughout the manufacturing sector, records from the Center for Responsive Politics show.
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That makes full torque available a little earlier, so even the big 29s feel decently responsive.
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That makes full torque available a little earlier, so even the big 43s feel decently responsive.
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The bright LCD touchscreen is very responsive and is easy to see even in bright sunlight.
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As more and more women experience homelessness, gender responsive services haven't kept up with the demand.
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According to the Center For Responsive Politics, in 2012 Mitt Romney received $110,807 from the APC.
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Many of Disney's online reservations services and mobile apps have been non-responsive since the outage.
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The feature isn't fleshed out or anywhere near responsive enough to be a useful accessibility tool.
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Reactive JavaScript Programming ($125 value) Streamlined design + consistent updates = a responsive app your users will love.
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Leaner, driving new ideas faster to market, and being more responsive to how they're being received.
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Chatbots — interactive, responsive messaging programs — could allow users to communicate with brands and companies through Facebook.
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Touch doesn't offer finger-by-finger articulation, but it can give you surprisingly responsive virtual hands.
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He tried to see if she was responsive, he said, finding an injury to her abdomen.
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The digital screen was responsive, the buttons all felt solid, and nothing rattled on the bike.
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By building in Luna support, Astropad users should get an even more responsive experience when drawing.
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But South Koreans want their institutions to be more responsive, so more change will be needed.
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The environments themselves are crisp and responsive, and the lighthouse towers work as well as ever.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, the figure to date is closer to $74.6 million.
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"It's pretty responsive in terms of TV shows and movies to your taste," Smith tells me.
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It's quick and responsive, reacting to multi-touch and the amount of pressure the user applies.
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I think the new phone is fast, responsive, ergonomic, and still a leader in mobile imaging.
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Last year, the company spent $22017 million on lobbying, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Journalists always have to be careful to be responsive to readers without letting themselves be bullied.
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Thursday's results further underscored the need for H&M to become more responsive to consumer tastes.
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The final 10 percent were actual responsive government documents, and some random files like photocopied folders.
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It can be awkward, and in heated battles, it's not as responsive as it should be.
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And services that purport to upgrade and make Compstat more responsive (like Spidr Technologies) already exist.
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When the tendon is loose, the core is wider and spins quickly, producing fast, responsive movement.
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Researchers made a thermally responsive polymer: A flimsy but powerful material that could encase a battery.
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The company has repeatedly ignored requests for comment, despite being responsive to commenting on other stories.
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To make cells responsive to light, the team basically added eye features to non-eye cells.
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It's super-light, super-responsive, and packed with more features than its minimal aesthetic might suggest.
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Boosteds accelerate and brake more smoothly, and are more responsive than any of the other boards.
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Try to be as active and responsive as possible in chat during that team overlap window.
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The touchable projection was very responsive (at least on the hard kitchen table) and mostly smooth.
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This pathway seems to be additionally sensitive and responsive to ASMR triggers, like whispering, he says.
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Now, as the organization shifts its focus to sexual assault, the department may prove less responsive.
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The steering is light and responsive, though it's impossible to forget this is a massive vehicle.
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Zoe Pappas, the head of the tenants' association, said the owners had been responsive to concerns.
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Perhaps the most hotly anticipated Facebook innovation is its work on chatbots — interactive, responsive messaging programs.
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The controls are simple and responsive and fire blossoms around me as I step through unhurt.
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Scalise is more responsive and speaking with his loved ones, according to MedStar Washington Medical Center.
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Another is to stimulate investment in responsive demand and storage through new wholesale market price patterns.
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It's a fast and responsive phone that was ready for anything I needed it to do.
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The data was provided by the Center for Responsive Politics and covers only donations over $2628.
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"It's possible that there are no records responsive to that, but we don't know," Cafasso said.
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Makeup Lamps, on the other hand, read expressions and project "responsive pixels" in just 10 milliseconds.
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"Maybe Martin could have been more responsive to the needy investors," said Benjamin Brafman, Shkreli's lawyer.
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The team is concepting a "Responsive Living Wall," an organic living sculpture that moves with you.
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Facebook gets 84% of its ad revenue from mobile devices, which are less responsive to adblockers.
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The website also promises to be more responsive and easier to navigate, with better search features.
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The about-face on air pollution showed that the government is particularly responsive to urban opinion.
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Until then, he'd been responsive, aware, irritable, funny, querulous, weak, confused, furious, loopy, but recognizably himself.
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The government in Saudi Arabia is responsive to public sentiment, even though it's an autocratic regime.
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Clinton's campaign and the outside groups that support her, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"Think of it this way," Brendan Quinn of the Center for Responsive Politics told the Times.
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I think one of the themes here is how responsive you are to Democrats and Republicans.
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He was also a bundler for the Clinton campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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He is one of five Democratic candidates already running, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Anand contended that Rose's legal team had not been responsive to requests to negotiate a settlement.
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The numbers could drop further during the next administration, according to the Center fore Responsive Politics.
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It is also responsive to growing concerns in the industry about the use of ad blockers.
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The increase aims to address funding needs, but its approach isn't nearly flexible or responsive enough.
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Also, the mainstream will be best off when it can demonstrate effective, honest, and responsive governance.
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But it's also true that a story is responsive to the environment in which it's told.
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They must listen and be responsive to the political and social issues that invigorate their students.
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I suspect there are representatives in Congress who will hear from them and will be responsive.
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When Jones connected a screen, it was responsive to touch, meaning a passcode could be entered.
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It will be 20 times faster, more responsive and instantaneous—no more slow-motion lip syncing!
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The responsive cortex proved to be separate from regions involved in other forms of complex thought.
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It's responsive, supportive, and they'll probably wind up wearing it for both sports and around town.
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But even though its call center is not responsive, the Phoenix system hasn't forgotten Mr. Colbourne.
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Mr. Trump has performed well among those who are responsive to religious, social and racial intolerance.
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If your caregiver was attuned to your needs and responsive, you will develop a secure attachment.
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"These include providing timelier resolutions, more responsive recommendations and enhancing communications with whistleblowers," the spokesperson said.
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"But for patients who are not responsive to psychotherapies, omega-3 might be a promising alternative."
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My congresswoman and senator have been responsive and sent letters on our behalf, to no avail.
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In the past, Vox's Dylan Matthews writes, presidents have been responsive to changes in popular opinion.
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The Center for Responsive Politics said on Thursday that the fund had already collected $4 million.
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WGR radio, the Sabres' flagship station, reported that Jeanneret was responsive before getting onto the stretcher.
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But it bears noting that the system may not be as responsive as the founders expected.
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"Being public, art has to be responsive to its surrounding community," she said in an interview.
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Also, it's a responsive hormone, meaning its levels change based on what happens to a person.
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FOIA 2017 00096 Responsive Records by April Glaser on Scribd This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Her following, hundreds of thousands strong, skews young, she said, and is responsive to her sass.
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Mr. Erdogan has emphasized that changes are needed to make state institutions more responsive and efficient.
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The records may be responsive to subpoenas and investigations underway in New York and in Congress.
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Those companies, as Chen argues, are more responsive to vast corporate pressure than we might assume.
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Both are considered "fully disclosing" organizations by the Center for Responsive Politics, a campaign finance watchdog.
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Grace Haley is a researcher at the Center for Responsive Politics, which runs the site OpenSecrets.
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Shehadeh finds ways to describe his hurt, and Abramovitch tries hard to be responsive and empathetic.
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The newly proposed tweaks were couched by regulators as minor, and even as responsive to Congress.
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You deserve to be heard and to have a government that is responsive to this crisis.
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However, he is the fourth richest member of Congress, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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But the group claimed "Carly" was merely an acronym for Conservative, Authentic, Responsive Leadership for You.
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The responsive strategies include things like triage, telehealth, self-care and a personal health record (PHR).
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He closed out 2628 with $28500 million in revenue, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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How could the new choreography be responsive to the music and still feel of-the-moment?
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He compiled data on companies' spending in previous years from the The Center for Responsive Politics.
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"We as a society need to be responsive to this," he said in an interview Sunday.
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Further, Congress cannot be responsive or effective in its most important public accountability function: informed deliberation.
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"Our apple producers have been hit with responsive tariffs," Inslee said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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But over time, spontaneous desire often evolves into responsive desire, which emerges in response to pleasure.
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In 2011, Crowe sent Warren two separate checks, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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Again, these do not appear in Mr. Kushner's production despite being responsive to the second request.
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The Center for Responsive Politics pegged his campaign's digital spending at $8.6 million through June 30.
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"The government needs to be responsive to the economy's needs," CommSec chief economist Craig James said.
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"How much progress can be made depends on how responsive policies are to pressure," Heaney said.
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The super was responsive, she said, but there was a limit to what he could fix.
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Is there a way you'll be gauging whether the Academy has been responsive to #OscarsSoWhite criticism?
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And senators' six-year terms make them less responsive to short-term political or presidential pressure.
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Those inputs need to be responsive, which is a problem when you factor in internet latency.
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Ms. Nieves said she hoped that Tancítaro's experiment could congeal into something stabler and more responsive.
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We swept in 2008, 2012, and 2016, so people here are responsive to the Democratic message.
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It's not enough for them to be efficient; they must also be fair, responsive, and respectful.
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First impressions are everything, and you want the person to read your email and be responsive.
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There's considerable empirical evidence to suggest that charitable donations are responsive to changes in tax policy.
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Government is responsive to voters through election cycles; foundations are charged with thinking across longer timelines.
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It wasn't preconceived that way — it was responsive, so I think that's the key word probably.
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It's going to have high battery drain, and your device is going to be less responsive.
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What we also know is that when you have politicians in power who are not responsive to the people, when you have, for instance, a president who is only responsive to his voters and not the country as a whole, that's tremendously destructive to a democracy.
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"You could have a situation where there is a pile of documents that the FOIA officer thinks is responsive and have a political appointee overrule them and say, 'I don't think those documents are responsive because that's not exactly what that person was looking for,'" he said.
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Then, as now, Mr. Bailey said the decision was made to be more responsive to customer needs.
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Joe Lieberman, a Connecticut Democrat who became an independent, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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The low curb weight and peppy electric powertrain results in a car that's surprisingly quick and responsive.
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Resizer is a new tool from Google, created to help designers with that last bit—responsive layouts.
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Rights groups, however, say the federation is often more responsive to the demands of management than workers.
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When you first start weight training, your body is highly responsive and can add muscle very quickly.
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No matter the speed, the Segway miniPRO is quiet, smooth and responsive, a real joy to ride.
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So far, he said, FEMA has not been responsive and he aired his frustrations with the agency.
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"I'm putting myself right now in the position of not being responsive to those questions," he said.
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Beautiful vivid colors, quick responsive keyboard, light-weight - in short, it's the best iPad we have owned.
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Seductive because it's a frightfully responsive, almost instant, service, the likes of which I'd never previously experienced.
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Winning candidates will know where their support came from and will be more responsive as a result.
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This will not make Iran more amenable to Western interests, nor more responsive to its own people.
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In our conversation, I asked Reddy why the Queens Museum is so responsive to its geographic community.
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"Their social media is much more responsive and supportive than any of the airline accounts," Gray said.
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She said other agencies had also replied that they had no records responsive to the group's request.
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They are, instead, play spaces—fluid and dynamic, responsive to your touch, inviting and ready for you.
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"These people feel left out; they feel government is not responsive to them," recorded the LA Times.
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Mr. Jordan, a wiry and kinetic presence on the podium, drew crisp, responsive playing from the Philharmonic.
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The touchpad is also a bit smaller than it ought to be, but it's responsive and accurate.
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"For the first time in a Bossa game we give you genuinely responsive controls," the developer explains.
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The Temer government looks both more fiscally responsible than its predecessor, and more responsive to businesses' concerns.
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This confusion easily could have been avoided had Mueller been responsive to the questions he was asking.
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The people who are really responsive here, she resonates for them because she is a neoliberal Democrat.
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This tablet is thin and lightweight, but built with the A279.99 Bionic chip, making it super responsive.
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That said, the company has shown itself responsive to public criticism about extremist use of its platform.
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This may suggest that unlike coal and crude, India's LNG demand has been responsive to weaker prices.
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He recommends companies dealing with negative news focus on being authentic, transparent, and responsive to the issues.
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It fits comfortably in your hand and the touchpad, which is, essentially, a giant button, is responsive.
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The screen, which works with either your finger or the included pen, is absolutely gorgeous and responsive.
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Why it works: The cardinal rule of sexting applies here — be responsive when our partner sexts back.
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BMW's focus here appears to be on making its tech-focused development teams nimbler and more responsive.
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Jones has also produced responsive material from his personal email account, including 75 emails and 55 documents.
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Outside political committees spent $13 million on the race, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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The 85-year-old singer is "responsive and expected to make a full recovery," the statement says.
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"We believe in dialogue with, and being responsive to, all our stakeholders," said EPA spokesperson Liz Bowman.
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If the lesson from that episode was to be more responsive to customers, United didn't learn it.
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Heidi Heitkamp have supported in the past — isn't really responsive to today's health care system, Herrick said.
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But I still think it's funny how the voice controls are more responsive than the physical controls.
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Allen West (R) and Patrick Murphy (D), according to stats provided by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Once I took it out into the wide open spaces of Ohio I found everything quite responsive.
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CNN submitted an appeal to the FOIA office Thursday over the decision to withhold the responsive document.
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Apps like Photoshop are still super responsive, even if you're working on files stored on the HDD.
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I found the sweet spot in Sport Plus mode, which sounds great and offers ridiculously responsive performance.
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So if the woman is sort of fairly responsive in that respect that's always a good indication.
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I got to test the Tab S6's sensor for unlocking the tablet and it's quite responsive.
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Mr Falih says Saudi Arabia will look at the "most responsive ways" to meet its customers' needs.
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She comes alive when discussing the merits of projects like UV-responsive garments and 3D-printed textiles.
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He donated $7 million to Trump during the 2016 campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Epstein made four separate gifts of $1,000 each to Kerry, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Epstein made the donation to Dodd's reelection campaign in 2003, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The SLF has spent $13 million so far this cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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It's responsive, easy to use, and feels as smooth to scroll and navigate around as a MacBook.
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To get those benefits, we need to have mass transit that's reliable and responsive to people's needs.
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Although El Nino is still strong, the atmosphere will be less responsive to this pattern moving forward.
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The Idol 2360S is a fast and responsive phone and I didn't experience any sluggishness or slowness.
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The average donation to the campaign earlier this year was $6900, the Center for Responsive Politics notes.
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When doctors eased the sedation temporarily, Mr. Peres was responsive, squeezing Dr. Walden's hand at his direction.
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The colors were crisp and bright, the touchscreen was responsive, and scrolling and zooming was a breeze.
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Conaway and Schiff on Thursday characterized the White House position as only partially responsive to the request.
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Support for democracy reform – making our system of government more representative and responsive – was overwhelming and bipartisan.
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Led lights around the sky lenses are responsive to light sensors outside to reflect real-life conditions.
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The Center for Responsive Politics shows relatively small donations given to Republican presidential candidates over the years.
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SAG HARBOR "An Iliad," by Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare, site-responsive adaptation of Homer's epic. Aug.
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Clinton, more than those of any other company except Citigroup, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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It is time to create an agile, responsive regulatory environment that advances innovation while protecting the public.
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"This was their curriculum that was intended to be responsive to them...culturally, linguistically, educationally," Martinez said.
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The administration has sparked criticism for failing to publicly level blame — or take responsive action — at Beijing.
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If government was half as responsive as the private sector, Congress would fund another 500 FBI agents.
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One result might be a depressive syndrome that is not responsive to the antidepressants now in use.
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Trump's team is already incredibly responsive to — and seeking an incredible amount of input from — industry leaders.
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So we're making sure we're being immediately responsive to any kind of potential criticism [or negative feedback].
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No, telcos will still have to fix the trust equation with their customers, become more responsive, etc.
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The new device has an HDR display, dedicated S-Pen and a keyboard case that's surprisingly responsive.
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"Politicians are expected to be appropriately responsive to the preferences of their supporters," the chief justice wrote.
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Nike wanted to give runners a shoe with four main benefits: being lightweight, soft, responsive, and durable.
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Over 35 years, lobbyists gave Biden just over $500,000, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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If so, how responsive were Facebook users in those targeted regions to the Russian posts and ads?
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It is tempting in a hyper-responsive and reactionary world to take a data point and extrapolate.
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So it seems like he's still responsive to some of that, still wants that credibility and adulation.
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Vatere said they should be responsive to trends, creating new videos in just a day or two.
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He noted how FEMA hadn't been responsive to his entreaties for information over the last two years.
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Only after the Ethiopian Airlines crash, Ms. Polana said, did the F.A.A. and Boeing become more responsive.
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It's difficult to see how the administration's newest witch hunt promotes the cause of effective, responsive government.
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The surge of political and social engagement that followed, and the demand for responsive government, has endured.
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McConnell and other Republican jurors in advance of the trial, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Earlier on Monday, the District of Columbia's attorney general, Karl Racine, told CNBC Equifax has been responsive.
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For that trip, I had more difficulty communicating in advance with the operator, who was less responsive.
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Socially, citizens yearn for responsive leadership; yet, a collective purpose remains elusive despite ever-expanding social networks.
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"The agencies … we're looking for them to be more responsive to those kinds of questions," Smith said.
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Huffman says having a constant readout on productivity also helps managers be more responsive to nascent problems.
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The idea of college as instantaneously responsive to employers' evolving needs is a bit of a fantasy.
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Ip's legislative experience might also make her more responsive to public sentiment than any of the alternatives.
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Lam pledged that she would be more responsive to public sentiment and would seek out different views.
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"I think you will see a much more responsive and effective WHO in future emergencies," he added.
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"But when hundreds of tweets are coordinated, you see companies like Visa and Uber becoming very responsive."
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"All the cards were shut down in one second," Lazarichev said, adding that WaveCrest hasn't been responsive.
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" Fallon said on CNN that the campaign knows Clinton needs to be "accessible and responsive to questions.
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The latest data from the Center for Responsive Politics show Blackburn has $4,643,827 in cash on hand.
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Nooyi left behind a nimbler company that was more responsive to the evolving tastes of its customers.
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"Responsive parenting and language were more strongly related than were warmth and language," Madigan said by email.
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The freedom to vote itself is a key element of restoring a politics that's responsive to constituents.
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"There are thousands and thousands of pages that are potentially responsive," one of the Defense officials said.
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Problems of will also arise when leaders are more responsive to certain groups of citizens than others.
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AARON DORFMAN, WASHINGTON The writer is president and chief executive of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy.
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As of Monday, they'd spent nearly $48 million in the state, the Center for Responsive Politics found.
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If that continues that's the goal of this, is making sure that we have gun laws that are responsive to the wishes of the American people," Mr. McDonough said, adding that those laws should not be "responsive to the wishes of the big N.R.A. bosses here in Washington.
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"In the four months since my initial request, OPM has produced a limited number of responsive documents, made available for in camera review only a small subset of responsive material, and refused to produce some documents specifically identified by the Committee during the in camera review process," he wrote.
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"We know that desire is responsive — it happens in response to something that turns you on," she said.
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When our democratic institutions cease to be responsive to the ballot box, they cease to be democratic institutions.
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The driving data that Agero is collecting will help the company create responsive crash detection in the future.
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Screenshot: GizmodoOverall though these are minor complaints about what is a very slick and responsive Apple Music client.
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With respect to technology companies, the senators said the firms have turned more responsive to the committee's concerns.
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Leadership of every stripe needs to be incredibly responsive and responsible as the Fourth Industrial Revolution takes hold.
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What's more, Oracle has turned to a responsive design approach, where the interface adjusts depending on screen size.
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Second, contractors who communicated more professionally and were more responsive had more successful businesses and earned more money.
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"The result is that the firm remains nimble, responsive and well-positioned to continue to thrive," he added.
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Responsive and Responsible Leadership, that's the theme of this year's World Economic Forum meeting in Davos next week.
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"There has been some progress, but it's been a piecemeal plan, and responsive rather than proactive," Hyland said.
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In our brief time with the system, we noted a solid-satisfying typing experience and a responsive trackpad.
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He was often non-responsive, answering questions with more questions, particularly when he was asked about his drinking.
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"Just somebody who can run an organization [and] be responsive to the people that he serves," she said.
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It was alert, at least as much as a pup at that age is, [and] responsive to touch.
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For part, the timeframe is March 22, 2019 through the date the search for responsive records is conducted.
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"FinCEN is in regular contact with congressional committees to provide documents responsive to their requests," the spokesperson said.
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We have an opportunity to build an inclusive digital urban experience, and that starts with a responsive city.
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His campaign committee spent $46.3 million through the end of March, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The main thing was to be vacant but responsive, to put up no resistance whatsoever to another personality.
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Multiple Democratic sources complained that the Iowa Democratic Party was not being responsive or communicative with the campaigns.
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Each helped raise as much as $500,000 in both cycles, data from the Center for Responsive Politics shows.
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But they deliver safe streets, first-rate health care, good public transport and a clean, responsive public administration.
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It's a touchscreen display, and in my experience it was very responsive, with no notable lags or latency.
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The device is a proof of concept; later versions may record biometric data or be responsive to gestures.
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The model I am testing, which has an Intel Core i216 Y-series processor, is fast and responsive.
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It feels much more responsive than Wear OS watches, for example, even ones running the newest Qualcomm processor.
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"It's going to be difficult for many companies to be responsive as commodity prices get better," said Dunlap.
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As for remapping, the C24 has an intuitive and responsive remapping system rivaled only by the Scuf Vantage.
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The lightsaber contains the Bela, a speaker, and two types of sensors that are responsive to user motions.
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Publishers have generally praised Google's open approach, and many said the company was responsive to their particular concerns.
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These pathologies militate for decentralisation, reforms to the cronyish House of Lords and a more responsive electoral system.
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For purists, that will mean accepting a less responsive refresh rate and other factors like occasional screen tearing.
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He helped raise up to $2019,000 for Obama's 2008 run, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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That compares to a national household median net worth of $56,355 according to the Centre for Responsive Politics.
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I imagine companies that are eager to sign these stars might be responsive to those kinds of requests.
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"Our view was that we needed to be responsive to the people that were asking questions," Lhamon said.
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An improved and more responsive interface for selecting and annotating books would make it more useful to students.
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Men have given more than $708 million to candidates this year, according to Center for Responsive Politics data.
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According to data from the Center for Responsive Politics, she hasn't been an overly eager political donor, either.
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Even in today's best-case scenarios, cloud games aren't necessarily responsive enough for twitchy games or competitive fighters.
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Emoji have also been seen as a relatively open forum that's supportive of and responsive to consumer demand.
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"It's Business Time represents the shift to responsive space," Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck said in a statement.
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We have built a thorough infrastructure of both preventative and responsive measures in order to ensure their safety.
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"The sloppiness, the way he's burning up good will, the bullying and not being responsive," the reporter continued.
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And often, they're right about that—there are ways in which our political system hasn't been efficiently responsive.
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The designers used Mapbox GL, a tool for making responsive vector maps through OpenGL, to build the map.
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Because, really, the location of the doctor or midwife should be responsive to how she's progressing through labor.
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With all eyes on security, tech companies may need to become more responsive to researchers pointing out flaws.
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Eliminating the filibuster, ending gerrymandering, and giving DC the vote would make government more responsive, effective, and accountable.
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High-quality audio, powerful bass, a responsive mic, and comfort for prolonged gaming makes playing even more enjoyable.
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Interestingly, while some participants showed behavioural evidence of consciousness at moderate levels of the anaesthetic, others remained responsive.
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Instead, it could focus on creating the most responsive and fluid scenes made up of only pixel blocks.
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Tracked by the PlayStation VR camera, the Move controllers are responsive and one of the system's best features.
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It's fast and responsive with every click, from hand to screen — a favorite among gamers and eSports pros.
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This revisualization of design and ecological considerations brings about new opportunities in the way we make transportation responsive.
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A corporate and financial elite, along with technocratic politicians responsive to that group, gained control over New York.
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Both phones are equally powerful, and the displays are highly responsive, albeit as grainy as every other headset.
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In fact, the company claims that under a high-speed camera it's exactly as responsive as an iPhone.
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I'm more emotionally responsive with fantasy than I am with real narratives or real world media and experiences.
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Magana's coach Gabriel Lamastus told MMA Junkie on Thursday that the mixed martial artist, 35, is now responsive.
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Epstein made a single donation to Bush's unsuccessful 1992 reelection campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Epstein donated $1,000 to McMillen in 1990 and $2,000 in 1992, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Epstein made two donations of $1,000 each in 1992 and 1997, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Epstein made two donations of $1,000 each to Kelly in 2000, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Epstein made two donations of $1,000 each to Lazio in 1996, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"The people of Flint and all Americans deserve a more responsive federal government," Pruitt said in a statement.
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Center for Responsive PoliticsRead more: Less than 1% of the world's billionaires donate to housing and shelter charities.
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Facebook has been the most responsive, though with over 1.5 billion pages, their record is far from perfect.
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"When I present this to clients, they have all been super responsive and excited about it," Anderson says.
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Cevdet Akcay of Yapi Kredi, another Turkish bank, found that inflation has become less responsive to monetary policy.
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The new Khan Administration needs to be tested to see if it will be responsive to U.S. concerns.
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They are a very democratic, with a small 'd,' organization that seeks to be responsive to its membership.
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The OnePlus 6T and Huawei Mate 20 Pro are two phones with the fastest and most responsive sensors.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Weinstein gave the DCCC $22019,200 in 2013 and $5,000 in 2011.
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Weinstein raised $1.44 million for Clinton campaigns between 1990 and 2016, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"The Committee's need for the information responsive to the subpoena significantly outweighs any other interest," the letter says.
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Its members contributed an additional $67,2023, including $10,550 to Democrats, according to the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP).
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But he also finds that government isn't very responsive to the whole bottom half of the income distribution.
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It is unfortunate that it took so much pressure for the platform to be responsive to those communities.
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What we need is for boards to be more responsive to today's fast-changing social and economic landscape.
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It's ultra-light so you won't feel weighed down while running but provides a soft and responsive feel.
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Technology is helping manufacturers reinvent the shop floor processes, making operations more efficient and responsive to customer demands.
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TL;DR: Responsive Logitech gaming accessories are on sale, with savings of up to 55% on list price.
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If Trump struck a responsive chord, it is because the globalist position has not been challenged till now.
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We pointed out that officials failed to conduct an adequate search for responsive records and improperly redacted information.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, in 503, D.C. lobbyists launched a renewed push on tax reform.
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Over time, though, developers have figured out how to squeeze better graphics and responsive gameplay out of HTML5.
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They are on the right path, engaging in a serious way and responsive to us and other people.
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There's my Care-O-bot, ambling about the house, responsive to my call, ready to do my bidding.
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The oil and gas industry is among Cruz's top financial backers, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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But if they did something now, they could exert more control and look responsive ahead of the midterms.
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Tang has made The Point, a voice responsive button that links to images found on a wearer's smartphone.
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"Anxiety disorders are not as responsive to treatment as people seem to think they are," Choi-Kain says.
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The Defense chief also believes Nicholson "knows what it means to lead responsive and nimble force," he added.
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The company has spent almost $22004 million on lobbying since 20043, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Brent is sometimes more responsive to OPEC than U.S. West Texas Intermediate, though it often moves in tandem.
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But the reality is that everyone would need to accept the challenge of being responsive to more voters.
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Microsoft is focused on making sure games are responsive when streamed, rather than putting an emphasis on graphics.
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It does what it was intended to do: make judges more responsive to the will of the people.
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How do we use antitrust to re-enfranchise citizens and make our political system responsive to the electorate?
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He was sitting up on a stretcher, and seemed responsive, as they wheeled him into the emergency room.
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Currently, Warren trails only Sanders in money raised in the campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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A lot of what's in it was hot off the political burner when made, responsive to crisis conditions.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, 93 percent of House of Representatives incumbents won reelection in 2018.
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And all the while there is Morgan's virtuoso flexibility; he's as responsive as he is grounded and firm.
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The purpose of the activism rests on the assumption that Republican senators may be responsive to public pressure.
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Their elected officials sometimes paid homage to these struggling constituents, but were essentially non-responsive beyond electoral rhetoric.
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I soon realize the ailerons are quite weighty but very responsive and the elevators refreshingly light in pitch.
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It also has a 120Hz refresh rate, so the screen is extra responsive without any lag or delays.
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Once the user has the need, how quickly can I field something that is responsive to that need?
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Yara's matches on the dating app Tinder were surprisingly responsive when she suggested that they register to vote.
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One would think that a Justice Department wholly responsive to Trump's whims would not be investigating his lawyer.
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Thankfully, it's 2020 and you don't need to be a coding genius to create a responsive website, i.e.
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However, the Go is responsive, and I like the ambience it adds to my room at night nonetheless.
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Training users on a new form of input is an uphill climb, though the gestures are pretty responsive.
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And then eventually they got tired of that and … as we would shame them, they'd get less responsive.
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The Canucks reported that Larsen was conscious and responsive as he left the ice but did not return.
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These devices are specifically designed to give you the edge, with responsive performance, lightweight designs, and stunning visuals.
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This is a measure of how responsive the climate is to changes in CO21.5 concentrations in the atmosphere.
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"We invite an open dialog, will listen to others and will be responsive to their concerns," he added.
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"Compiling, reviewing, and redacting documents responsive to these requests would take the State Department decades," the lawyers claimed.
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Aligned teams adapt faster to changing conditions, and they do so in a more intelligent and responsive way.
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As a result, these regulations may be less responsive to the concerns of smaller groups with fewer resources.
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His campaign has raised $133,000, while Collins brought in $1.2 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Under Dodd-Frank, the financial system has become more stable and more responsive to human and economic needs.
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"Epstein was alone in his cell and not responsive, with a noose around his neck," the indictment says.
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There are no other gamepads on the market that feel as comfortable, responsive, and tactile, as the Pro.
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