The country was 2x richer than Chile, 4x richer than Japan, and 12x richer than China!
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"I get sick of the richest people in this country getting richer and richer and richer," Mr. Brown said.
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You think trade has nothing to do with the fact that the 1 percent are getting richer and richer and richer?
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Rising home values are making homeowners richer, a lot richer.
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Income inequality It's like they always say: the richer get richer.
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GiveDirectly didn't just make households richer; it made entire towns richer.
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There was such a richer past, a richer story than we thought.
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Here's a hint ... he's making a guy richer than him even richer.
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And America is getting richer and richer, driving up the supply of capital.
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It's a richer flavor—the flavor profile is richer than what the original was.
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Yes, rich people got richer, but the poor and middle class got richer , too.
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CEOs are getting richer and richer as regular families struggle to afford the basics.
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And all the while, "they" — whoever "they" are — get richer and richer and more powerful.
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Mr Richer this year gave a big stake in his firm, Richer Sounds, to employees.
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When the interactions on your lock screen become richer, the data they generate becomes richer, too.
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Normally, tax cuts make people richer, and richer people spend more money on housing and charity.
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We aren&apost investing to make the banks richer, we&aposre investing to make you richer.
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Gelato has a richer texture than standard ice cream and not because it's made with richer ingredients.
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And Julian Richer, founder of the entertainment retailer Richer Sounds, on the secret to keeping staff happy.
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The signs are not good for the U.S. It is getting richer and richer but not getting happier.
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Meanwhile, the rich get top jobs working for Samsung, and they're just going to get richer and richer.
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As productivity increases and the overall economy grows richer and richer, the wages of ordinary Americans have been stagnant.
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Oxfam is absolutely right that the rich are getting much richer — but the world's poorest people are getting richer too.
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"Each person would become happier because he was richer, but less happy because other people were richer," Mr. Layard writes.
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In fact, neighborhoods in and around the Beltway get richer and richer all the time while our manufacturing towns are disappearing.
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Tom and Katie have just started their lives together and it's not guaranteed that things will be richer and richer forever.
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They want to rig the economy so they continue to get richer and richer, they could care less about income inequality.
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He's roughly $10.5 billion richer than he was one year ago and $25 billion richer than he was five years ago.
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In short, the country has gotten a lot richer on average, and yet the typical household hasn't gotten richer at all.
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" Brown quickly responded, saying that he gets "sick and tired of the richest people in this country getting richer and richer.
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As the rich get richer, they try to gain more power, and the more political power they gain, the richer they become.
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I think you learn from every experience, and you become richer — I'm not talking about money — richer in experience, the more you play.
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Their timing is great — Bitcoin is dirt cheap in 2013 — and as its value rockets higher, the Winklevoss brothers get richer and richer.
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In terms of average estate wealth, the richest county was seven times richer than the poorest in 1066, but 18 times richer in 1086.
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Think about it: Most people start with using a light cream, and throughout their lives need to move on to richer and richer formulas.
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Think beyond money to define what a richer life means to youUpon first glance, the title "richer" might imply focusing purely on the numbers.
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Both sides agree that fertility rates fall as countries get richer, and that even the poorest countries in the world are rapidly getting richer.
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It's like, I think globally, something like 25 percent of the carbon problem is from cars, and we're going to see as China gets richer, as India gets richer, as Subsaharan Africa gets richer, a much bigger demand for cars than we have today.
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I'd return to Asia every few years and would begin to notice, as I was growing up, that my friends were getting richer and richer.
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And Putin who is actually just trying to make himself and his friends richer and richer, he doesn't care about ideology, he doesn't have any.
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But the show instantly grew so much richer when it looked beyond Piper — and both viewers and the TV industry noticed how much richer it grew.
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Earlier this year, I noticed the very uncomfortable "For richer, and richer," vows during Vanderpump Rules super couple Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney's stressful woodland nuptials.
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Unless governments make drastic changes now, these corporations look likely to get richer and richer as more people around the world flee their homes, desperately seeking safety.
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If you can prove or disprove its cryptically short equation, you'd be a million dollars richer—and maybe even billions of dollars richer, depending on your scruples.
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BRUENIG: Owners want to get richer, but they do not want the people who are making the stuff to get richer because that means they get less rich.
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He said the richer northern parts of the world owe an "ecological debt" to the poorer southern parts due to the environmental damage the richer nations have caused.
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"The rich have gotten richer and they've gotten richer faster," said John Mathews, Head of Private Wealth Management and Ultra High Net Worth at UBS Global Wealth Management.
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For 30 years, Trump argued, Democrats and Republicans alike promoted a free trade agenda that resulted in less prosperity for many Americans, while wealthy elites got richer and richer.
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"Here's the thing: America took a vow, and Donald Trump is our president, for better or worse, for richer or even richer, in sickness and in no healthcare," she said.
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But here's the basic reality: Republican voters are richer than Democratic voters (though this was less true in 2016 than it's historically been), but blue states are richer than red states.
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His parents were richer & better connected than my parents.
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Canada's identity & culture are richer for Gord Downie's work.
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With cheesecake — if not with life — richer is better.
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" The session, he added, "has made my life richer.
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Meanwhile, those at the very top get richer and richer, with Oxfam finding that, in 2017, 82 percent of the wealth generated went to the richest 1 percent of the global population.
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Richer parts of China, meanwhile, are adopting more Western attitudes.
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Artificial intelligence also makes these experiences richer and more engaging.
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Those who cut hair find richer clients who tip better.
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Hard to describe but it just has a richer taste.
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The richer countries can then enter into the poorer countries.
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Since then, America has gotten richer but vastly more unequal.
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WATTERS: Richer now that the Trump tax cuts kicked in.
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It even has a richer and more detailed sound quality!
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Now, in season two, that portrait has grown even richer.
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Europe's trading relationship with China has made both sides richer.
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Aid helps make poor countries richer and therefore more stable.
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One Tennessee family may be a half billion dollars richer.
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"The rich get richer, the poor get poorer," Bloomquist says.
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"The rich get richer; the poor get nothing," he says.
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The wines are richer than most Santa Cruz Mountains cabernets.
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But schools in richer areas can charge fees on top.
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For this, I recommend the fleece sweatshirt from Richer Poorer.
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And Woods' Masters win made one gambler $2360 million richer.
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Those lucky enough to own their homes come out richer.
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It made Britain and its partners richer and more influential.
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It's richer, fuller, and just more pleasant to listen to.
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ECONOMISTS have long argued that free trade makes everyone richer.
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Institutions in richer countries are trying to heed that lesson.
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Likewise, a big gap remains between richer and poorer households.
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Economists have long argued that free trade makes everyone richer.
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That makes for a richer, and more expensive, smoking experience.
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Meanwhile, the rich are getting richer and you're still complaining.
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Some believe the one percent will likely get even richer.
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As cars become more sophisticated, these data should become richer.
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The United States is vastly richer and stronger than Russia.
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He is at least 21990 times richer than Mr Trump.
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Your flow will be sharper and sex life even richer.
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Pence what is your favorite Sixpence None the Richer song?
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Quite simply, if the bill passes, banks will get richer.
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Its nothingness is fuller and richer than any ordinary existence.
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Clinton makes a richer historical reference to previous barrier breakers.
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The $3.3 million made his rich owners, Juddmonte Farms, richer.
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But even that fact may not make people "act" richer.
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The past decade has seen the 1 percent grow richer.
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And then it also encompasses some darker, richer, heavier themes.
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So investing more in infrastructure would clearly make us richer.
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America's rich are richer than the rich almost anywhere else.
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The richer the database, the better the nose will be.
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Adjacent to Molenbeek, Schaerbeek is richer, tidier and more mixed.
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However, they may be richer than both you and me.
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For both ears, guitar strums and drum hits are richer.
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Premiums are richer now because the risks involved are higher.
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Now I do, and I feel richer as a result.
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The rich will get richer while the poor get poorer.
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The proposed budgets in Congress will make Trump even richer.
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But cryptocurrency has always been about the rich getting richer.
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It makes our story more credible, richer and more tangible.
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Generally, what has happened to countries that have become richer?
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Companies became richer while public disdain for large companies grew.
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But Bloomberg — who is far richer than Steyer — changed that.
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"Dallas" felt richer for its focus on family and betrayal.
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For gay or straight, male or female, richer or poorer.
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Justice Sotomayor said that would give richer people more protection.
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Conversations are richer when all points of view are expressed.
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What to watch: China is only getting richer and stronger.
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The updated Status feature replaces that text with richer multimedia.
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The fianos seemed richer as well, with more nutlike flavors.
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As the rich get richer, they are also branching out.
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The rotogravure process yields broader, richer and more painterly tones.
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The closer the hybrid to Bactrian, the richer the milk.
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"That's so much richer than the championship itself," she said.
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It is America, for richer or poorer, at its best.■
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Their composition is probably much richer in water than Earth's.
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"It makes the city richer in my opinion," he said.
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Losers' lives continue, richer perhaps than if they had won.
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Is your work environment helping you make your life richer?
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Billionaires keep getting richer and income inequality continues to grow.
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It might matter even more the richer a nation becomes.
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It's why Singapore is richer than the Central African Republic.
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That's $55 billion richer than Bill Gates, at number two.
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And they are only slightly richer than the poorest Brits.
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So the tax cut probably made America poorer, not richer.
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Because until there's some personal responsibility -- so long as it's upside, they can just keep getting richer and richer and all the money is on one side and all the hurt is on the other.
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In America, the rich get richer, and the poor have to beg the federal government to forgive the debts they owe to predatory for-profit colleges run by the rich who keep on getting richer.
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As for AWS, it's a case of the rich getting richer.
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The rich are getting richer, and the poor are still poor.
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The sound is richer than before, and the things get loud.
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Aishwarya wakes up in Bengaluru, unrested and several hundred rupees richer.
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The North Koreans knew for years that South Korea was richer.
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Cannibals offer a richer core premise than the average walking corpse.
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What happens if we win, besides telecom execs getting slightly richer?
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Unsurprisingly, richer home countries tend to mean fatter American pay packets.
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Corruption scandals abound and inequality persists, even as Kenya grows richer.
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The images it produced also felt sharper, richer, and more realistic.
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The characters are richer and deeper; the story is more complex.
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As we know, the rich are now quite a bit richer.
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Richer folks, it turns out, might be in the same boat.
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Richer Egyptians see property as the only reliable repository of value.
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Buying indulgences had few earthly consequences, besides making the Church richer.
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I've had a richer life than I've had up until now.
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"I think you get a richer experience with synchronous," he says.
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As the rich get richer, the criticism has become more intense.
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But the littoral countries are all richer and far better-run.
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Adjusted for purchasing power, Estonians are five times richer than Moldovans.
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Does it help to live in one of Europe's richer countries?
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Uganda scored higher than richer countries such as Malaysia and Hungary.
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For most of the past two centuries it has been richer.
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As its coverage expanded, it sometimes scooped richer Spanish-language rivals.
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But their hope, ultimately, is to describe a far richer reality.
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The Graci was a denser wine, richer and with more body.
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Billionaire Chinese lawmakers continue to get richer under President Xi Jinping.
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"The more important the issue, the richer the message should be."
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Because they've learned the experience is so much faster and richer.
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The rich are getting richer and the poor are staying poor.
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As we get more specialized, the rich will get even richer.
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Outside that region, richer and more stable countries also score well.
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Richer states can create artificial environments to make life less sweaty.
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The conversation around diversity is richer than it has ever been.
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Our nation is undeniably richer as a result of their actions.
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"We can be richer without having to produce more," he said.
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What richer source of data, to be living through their eyes.
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Switzerland is richer and yet has a surprisingly equal wealth distribution.
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Looking at video and entertainment options, the market appears even richer.
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The wealthiest Americans, meanwhile, have become richer during the Obama years.
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The millennial millionaires of today are set to become even richer.
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The higher the P/E ratio, the richer the market valuation.
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They went into prison as rich men and came out richer.
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" Trump rejected Stoltenberg's reasoning, arguing Germany is merely "making Russia richer.
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As a matter of fact, Oprah is richer than you are.
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They were straightforwardly rich—richer than Arty, that was for sure.
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Mexico and China have helped make us rich in Tennessee — richer.
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There's nothing more agonizing than to see your neighbor (getting richer).
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Now, however, he has extended his support into the richer north.
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The world is a richer place because of her… and you.
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Maerov did succeed in rebuffing Weinstein's demands for even richer terms.
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He'll conclude that Donnie is richer than Johnnie, which he's not.
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It's worth shelling out the extra money for richer-colored yolks.
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On a per capita basis, South Korea is 21 times richer.
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And the web can create so much richer stuff than that.
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Poorer people got more help buying their coverage than richer people.
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You reduce the price with technological development—and you get richer!
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Economic View The world is rich and will become still richer.
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In the strings, Dudamel has pressed for a fuller, richer sound.
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We welcome co-creation as it makes the Ikea offer richer.
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Nonetheless, the critics prefer the 2015s, which are richer and rounder.
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In essence, if current trends hold, the rich only get richer.
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Then we bond about it, standing divided against richer and poorer.
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The rich have gotten richer, for a whole variety of reasons.
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But 29 members of Congress, 18 of them Republicans, are richer.
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The process means the rich get richer, the biggest companies, bigger.
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He started out rich, he cheated his way to getting richer.
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The rich have got richer and the poor have got poorer.
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One of the richest men in banking just got even richer.
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Dimon is significantly richer than his peers in the banking industry.
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Those moving in tend to be richer than those moving out.
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The more space you want, the richer you have to be.
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The middle class is not falling behind, it is getting richer.
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In the latest update, residents are whiter, richer, more plugged in.
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People who work for bigger, richer companies are at an advantage.
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The rich get richer, and people with clout get more clout.
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Someone in Florida woke up an awful lot richer Thursday morning.
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Reality has turned out to be much richer, much more layered.
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Main Street got by while Wall Street got rich … or richer.
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"Think about that audience: They'd be older, richer, whiter," he said.
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The endless expanse of the internet means far richer source material.
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Under Obama, Wall Street got richer and the stock market tripled.
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So the tax applies to far fewer — and far richer — taxpayers.
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For the rich, richer and richest, it's a nice, big government.
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For Gascon food is richer than the sunny cuisine of Provence.
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The new GE boss will also be about $250 million richer.
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He's probably richer than the other people at the country club.
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" The Atlantic: "As the Rich Get Richer, the Ambassadors Get Worse.
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Capitalism didn't make the country rich — it made the rich richer.
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He is bigger, stronger and richer than the kids, she says.
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The richer you are, the more you spend to be offscreen.
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When you're richer than God and marrying a billionaire ... everything's possible.
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I think Jeff Bezos is a lot richer than the Sulzbergers.
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Hopefully, they're richer, fuller, and more complex — more person than caricature.
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If it looks an awful lot like the president and his friends are using the American presidency to get richer (and make their pals in industry richer, too), history suggests voters will punish them for it.
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I think in the 10 years that I've written, I have done so much living and have had so much experience in the past decade I feel it's made my writing richer, it's made the characters richer.
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One popular defense of rising inequality is that it hurts no one: Sure, rich people keep getting richer, but if everyone else is also getting richer, albeit more slowly, why should the masses care, other than jealousy?
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"Open borders would make foreigners trillions of dollars richer," observes Mr Caplan.
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Richer countries also are seeing the effects of heat, the report noted.
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The report argues that more inclusion builds safer, smarter and richer regions.
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But with every update, the emoji keyboard gets a little bit richer.
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Let's celebrate our differences and understand that makes us richer and stronger.
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Our market is bigger, our consumers richer – we are the global innovator.
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"As we get more specialized, the rich will get richer," he continued.
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Everyone's so much happier, richer, and more fulfilled, being their authentic selves.
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Throughout his life Trump has insisted he is richer than people acknowledge.
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Not only that he&aposs smarter, richer, he has a better apartment.
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This is, however, not an inevitable consequence of the rich getting richer.
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Two Powerball players woke up an awful lot richer on Sunday morning.
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Richer residents and businesses are having water trucked in from nearby provinces.
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One is to help even out the differences between richer and poorer.
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The likes of Mr Lott will get richer and more self-satisfied.
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But in their quest, both have stumbled into something richer, more compelling.
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But the show's story is richer if you know its elaborate setup.
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To do that, their data has to get more robust and richer.
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But Mexico, like some richer countries, may now want more drastic politics.
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Take Kenya, richer than Tanzania and not eligible for Everything But Arms.
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It seems like other people are smarter, richer, more capable than you.
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We will all be richer for the broadening of our literary culture.
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OLED panels offer richer colors than LCDs and allow for foldable phones.
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Helped by oil and gas revenues, Algeria became more peaceful and richer.
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It did cause the people who are already rich to get richer.
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Details are longer and more convoluted, without making them richer or deeper.
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In short, the areas already rich in tech are simply getting richer.
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CETA would make Europe €11.8 billion a year richer, by one estimate.
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Economic disparities between the sexes tend to narrow as countries grow richer.
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Richer data will allow banks to take risks that currently baffle underwriters.
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It is becoming more prominent in richer nations also, notes Mr Ghose.
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Demand has risen too, as Asia grows richer and yaba more fashionable.
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A lucky lottery participant in California just got a whole lot richer.
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Bose shines in the low-end, with throaty and richer bass notes.
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Richer people in poorer states are notably keen to cut domestic spending.
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Nairobi's richer districts have expanded, but so too have its poorer ones.
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Compare that to the 22 parks in the city's richer, whiter areas.
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Longer careers will give richer workers more time to compound their advantages.
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Those who come from their own background tend to marry richer rivals.
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In 1949, any coastal province was richer and more developed than Taiwan.
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Under any republican administration they favored the rich, and made them richer.
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TH: This is where I think we need a richer philosophical framework.
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"We believe virtual reality can help people share richer experiences," Zuckerberg said.
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They are richer and likely to live longer than any previous generation.
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Many of China's richer coastal cities are already following a similar arc.
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She has the best of both worlds: getting richer while getting slimmer.
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Overall, the nova plus took better, sharper photos with darker, richer colors.
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The British people would still continue to become steadily and substantially richer.
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The reluctant party is usually the richer one, most often the man.
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"Tom's richer than all of us put together – including Bethenny," she says.
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Espresso tends to be darker, heavier, and richer than infusion brewed coffee.
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Essentially, more radiants and light points mean holograms are brighter and richer.
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The reality is richer—and far more resonant to our current moment.
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Edwin is everyman, with one small exception: He is now $15,000 richer.
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Most are substantially poorer than native-born Americans, though Syrians are richer.
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Moreover, they lead richer and fuller lives – happier, healthier, wealthier and longer.
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But it doesn't stop there: She's even experimenting with richer, deeper hues!
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It also highlights how AI research has been concentrated in richer nations.
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Here the sound was fuller and richer, though still a touch dry.
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Big ballin' Somebody in New Hampshire is whole lot richer this morning.
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He's probably even richer now: Netflix shares are about 8 percent higher.
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By 2030, millennials will be five times richer than they are today.
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She complains that I have claimed to be richer than I am.
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He thinks the Fed's actions are primarily making the rich even richer.
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So it's very much a case of the technological rich getting richer.
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You get a richer, more syrupy mixture with a pleasing, sticky texture.
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What's interesting ... there are 40 people in the world richer than that.
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I didn't really feel much richer than I had at fifty thousand.
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But the New York couple would be taxed as richer people. Rep.
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Poor children still enter kindergarten nearly a year behind their richer peers.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Indian unicorns will feast on richer pastures in 2019.
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And in part, it's because the richer countries aren't sharing the responsibility.
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One of Hollywood's few billionaires is about to get a lot richer.
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The experience for the students and for me is much richer online.
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Richer countries are better able both to administer and to enforce MPAs.
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"He loved a good joke, the richer the better," Simpson, 87, continued.
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"He loved a good joke, the richer the better," Simpson, 22020, continued.
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However, venture funds are richer than ever, but are just not investing.
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To summarize: The rich and unprofitable become richer and (perhaps) more unprofitable.
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Richer, developed countries already have comparatively high fertility rates, according to Kaufmann.
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Have you ever been in a relationship with someone richer than you?
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Only Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates are now each richer than Arnault.
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Arnault is growing richer at a faster rate than many other billionaires.
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And if all goes well, he's a richer man for doing so.
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Who doesn't want to be fitter, richer, more successful — or just happier?
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This relationship has become stronger as Google search data has gotten richer.
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Despite paying his executives billions of yen, Son continues to grow richer.
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While both screens are OLED, the 11 Pro's should look slightly richer.
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It doesn't mean that the Fourth Ballade is richer than the First.
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It really is about making the rich richer, at everyone else's expense.
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Maybe they were richer, or didn't drink too much, or were younger.
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I'm smarter, I'm richer, I'm more educated, I have a better life.
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Richer people are taxed on a much smaller share of their income.
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PC adoption was always concentrated among more affluent users in richer countries.
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Galleries are full of works always looking for a richer, hotter buyer.
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That leads to richer storytelling but also greater empathy from the audience.
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But with the president's signature today I have an even richer reward.
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Any notion that richer families might have an edge makes administrators squirm.
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It's instead expending a lot of effort to make the rich richer.
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It's so much richer than what you can write on your own.
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Many hours and many cringy videos later, he woke up $5,600 richer.
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If you're so much richer than everyone else, what should you do?
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Low- and middle-income countries are catching up with their richer counterparts.
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"Basically, when you do that, people in power get richer," he said.
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Otherwise, they will just keep getting richer as the bricks get higher.
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Silicon Valley billionaires keep getting richer, whether they want to or not.
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A humanized Eichmann, frankly, gives Kingsley a much richer part to play.
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"Neruda" has a looser story, richer colors and a more buoyant spirit.
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Our relationships and our lives are richer when we lean in together.
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TechCrunch's own calculations value the firm at a slightly richer $3.8 billion.
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"We're getting richer, but our social capital is deteriorating," Dr. Sachs said.
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Arnault is growing richer at a faster rate than many other billionaires.
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A younger person exploited the sexual interest of an older, richer American.
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But this season is richer for gesturing at the future after 1991.
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Jen is loaded so he could just be making the rich richer.
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They have made our culinary landscape richer and our farming practices better.
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Increasingly such problems are being seen in richer countries as well, he said.
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The company, founded by Jack Ma, is benefiting as Chinese consumers get richer.
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The richer you become, the more frugal and low-key you should be.
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Knowing that you've become wiser and richer in your experience of this situation.
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In brief, the iPhone 29 does indeed produce richer colors in certain situations.
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The Spectre's new speakers are much louder and richer than last year's model.
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When Mark Cuban become richer than Jerry Yang, it was fascinating to watch.
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"There's always a richer, more immersive medium to experience the world," he said.
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Quantum machine learning is similarly embodied—but in a richer world than ours.
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It looks like Lampert is making himself richer in the fire sale, though.
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The S20+ adds a Time-of-Flight sensor for richer depth in photos.
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Secure your home, automate your lifestyle and live a richer, more interconnected life.
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In the hedge fund world, the rich are getting richer — but just barely.
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Richer households are responsible for throwing out the largest share of unwanted victuals.
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And the reason is because the gaming experience gets richer every single year.
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Its music was richer and more experimental than anything they had produced before.
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In general, audio playback does seem a little richer than the QC35 IIs.
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They tend to be smaller and richer in color, which compresses their force.
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As prices fall and countries get richer, both technologies are likely to spread.
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Others shake the tea and foam together to create a richer, creamier tea.
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As the family got richer she's always donated more and more to charity.
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A second Prevostini wine, a 2010 riserva, was richer and more deeply flavored.
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They believe that richer countries have already tipped the rules in their favour.
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As households become richer, they prefer women to stop working outside the home.
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Research shows that poorer communities, like richer ones, prefer to save than borrow.
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As China gets richer it is taking the environment more seriously (see article).
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Aid workers are conspicuously richer than most locals, and present a tempting target.
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The rich are gonna get richer, as far as the insurance business goes.
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"Parents of college students" is a richer group of people than parents overall.
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Those in poor economies grow richer while in rich countries workers get poorer.
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That is like saying that withdrawing dollars from an ATM makes you richer.
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Apple, not really known as an overly acquisitive firm, is richer than Croesus.
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A more economically liberal China would end up richer and make fewer enemies.
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During those two years, poorer households gained more, on average, than richer ones.
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Over the long term, though, Foxconn should benefit from richer valuations in China.
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Only 15% of Japanese think their children will be richer than their parents.
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The paired speakers offered a fuller, richer stereo sound than the TV speakers.
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If they are service workers, they will find richer and better-paying clients.
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So, which would have made you richer if you invested 22019 years ago?
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The result is a richer, weirder genre, with more imagination per square inch.
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The screen's OLED display also looks brighter and richer than last year's Pixel.
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Warbucks might be richer than us, but he protects us from foreign foes.
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Richer and healthier individuals will seek out these plans to shelter their assets.
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Vehicle inventories rose throughout the year, despite ever-richer incentives and cash rebates.
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And as a result, I'm now living a richer and more humane existence.
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This gives it a very dense texture, which has a richer mouth feel.
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Far from collapsing, he reckons, management education will be the richer for it. ■
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But Jimmy's late-night snip-and-paste operation is richer fodder for discussion.
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Obviously, the larger and richer the corporation, the more influence it can exercise.
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But even as he pledges away his fortune, he just keeps getting richer.
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They could buy a catastrophic plan, or also buy into a richer one.
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The people who move there tend to grow richer, freer and more tolerant.
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The Moon should be richer in potassium-39, not the other way around.
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Women who are freer, men who are richer, chocolate every day, why not.
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The rich get richer, while the environment, soil, vulnerable populations and consumers suffer.
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The Brexit camp insists that an independent Britain would somehow wind up richer.
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Richer graphics and video on company websites also put IT systems under pressure.
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Different voices at the table, she says, mean richer conversations and faster solutions.
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That power also made it an symbol of the rich always getting richer.
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Turns out, going tiny has made them richer in more ways than one.
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In five years, it's much richer, and you can see into the black.
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" She said Trump started out rich and "cheated his way to getting richer.
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Only five people in the entire world are now richer than Mark Zuckerberg.
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Were Mexico richer, the flows back home to Mexico would probably be greater.
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Now, super-rich Donnie and even richer Johnnie will consume less than Sallie.
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In season 2, they are now expectant parents, so more adult and richer.
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De la Vega grew richer still when she married a Texas oil billionaire.
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The data paint a richer and sometimes surprising picture of the US today.
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One way for a country to get richer is to attract more investment.
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And when that's taken into account, most Americans won't feel richer at all.
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The more it knows about you, the richer it bets it can get.
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These richer colors have already been part of Philips' LightStrip and Go lamp.
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Ultimately it makes the universe richer — not the universe, but my created universe.
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You might think the rich have become richer and the poor even poorer.
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Arthur C. Brooks Giving to charity makes you happier, healthier and even richer.
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It's just building a broader vocabulary to give a viewer a richer experience.
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The site was a much richer source of the mineral than previously thought.
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Wealth transfers always make you, in aggregate, poorer and not richer, in wealth.
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China sees solving climate change as a way to get richer and stronger.
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Neither had watches but both pretended their lives blossomed richer than they did.
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There is always someone richer, more accomplished and more successful than you are.
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But it would be difficult to find a richer document of the times.
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Simply put: It produces richer, more vibrant visuals in a potentially thinner screen.
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Of the seven countries with worse outbreaks than South Korea's, five are richer.
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So he's asked for aid from richer countries to help make that transition.
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That means your tour with them has the potential to be much richer.
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Yet to the die-hard A's fans, the experience was richer at Candlestick.
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The potential for comedy, tragedy and a richer mythology is off the charts.
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And that left Rachel the winner, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation $5,000 richer.
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All of that was much richer than it was even five years ago.
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Ambani is almost four times richer than the second-richest person in India.
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And he is all too aware that Bloomberg is significantly richer than him.
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"We didn't say, 'hey, let's do it like [a specific] game,'" Richer said.
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Some of those richer nations have now pledged to rejoin the low emitters.
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The answer, in short: The places getting richer aren't the places getting bigger.
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"I was richer, frankly, than I'd ever been in my life," she said.
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The Trumps also wanted to be richer than their business was making them.
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The forest isn't any richer in biodiversity than the Amazon, but it's unique.
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As a dentist's daughter, however, I had little trouble discerning richer and poorer.
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In the last 10 years, the rich have gotten a whole lot richer.
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The brother who moved away seemed so much happier, and so much richer.
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Society becomes richer over time by devoting resources to its most productive uses.
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If you already own a home, the price boom makes you feel richer.
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"The rich in Tunisia get richer, and the poor get poorer," Kamal said.
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One of Hollywood's wealthiest men just got hundreds of millions of dollars richer.
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Agricultural productivity duly took off in Asia and Latin America, making everybody richer.
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The result is small, poor and isolated cities within a much richer one.
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There are more billionaires than ever and they are richer than ever too.
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Often poorer people give a higher fraction of their income than richer people.
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As these countries become richer, they inch closer to paying private-market prices.
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The law, moreover, dictates that the deadlier an attack, the richer the reward.
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The Fay, from Valgella, was discernibly richer and more tannic than the Rosso.
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He is also making rich people richer, and many of them are here.
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These subsidies are highly regressive, benefiting richer groups much more than the poor.
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If we can accept these qualities, we'll all have richer futures for it.
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Image: ScreenshotDon't assume staying at a posher hotel means you're safer though—eavesdropping hackers know that there are richer pickings at richer venues, and you'd be surprised at how far down the list of priorities wireless security sometimes is for hotels.
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So maybe all the problems we were having with software, with projects failing and filled with bugs, was because the hardware wasn't very good, and if we just had a richer vocabulary — a bigger, richer vocabulary — software would be easier.
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"If you look at where the populists have done well, they've actually done well in richer countries, and in the countries where they've done well, they've done well in the richer regions," Ivarsflaten, the University of Bergen scholar, told me.
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Special report: to make the world richer, let people move - The Economist, November 225th 22018 World If: a world of free movement would be $20183 trillion richer - The Economist, July 22018th 21 Economics and emigration: trillion-dollar bills on the sidewalk?
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Front-forward speakers at 40% louder and richer than in the previous Pixel smartphone.
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Trump is richer than them all, but closer to the street than they are.
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Some hope that qubits can allow for more powerful computations with richer sub-components.
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Americans may have job security but, for the most part, they're not getting richer.
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The older we get, the richer it becomes and we're able to appreciate it.
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His Instagram tells you he's richer than rich, ruder than rude, madder than mad.
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This means deeper pixels and richer colors as well as better low light performance.
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First, he says we'll probably be four to eight times lot richer in 270.
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In his Glasgow talk, Cook called on richer countries to help those in need.
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Evans notes that sleeping in your fake tan ensures a longer-lasting, richer glow.
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Someone in New York is kicking off the new year a whole lot richer.
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Yet smartwatches have far richer potential than merely performing a spot of sweat tracking.
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And anything richer is necessarily more complex — which poses challenges for creating intuitive interfaces.
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Sustained economic growth is making the country richer, and more able to afford remedies.
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It pushes countries to specialise and swap, making them richer, and the world smaller.
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The bittersweet chocolate that lines the Cone and covers the scoop is notably richer.
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Brazil's population and economy dwarf those of Argentina, though Argentines are richer (see chart).
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Elon Musk got $27.9 billion richer overnight, as Tesla's share price continues to surge.
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The other, also well-known, is between poor people and richer people in America.
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Foreigners buy lots of those valuable things, pushing up sterling and making Britons richer.
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So yes, this is yet another example of data-rich Facebook getting even richer.
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As the rich get richer, in other words, the middle class is hollowing out.
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All that's missing is a slow-mo Sixpence None The Richer "Kiss Me" moment.
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Another shift of similar proportions now seems in the offing as China grows richer.
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The flute's icy purity is replaced by the richer timbre of the wooden ney.
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"These are hard-to-solve issues where even the richer countries struggle," said Green.
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A distinct step up, with richer textures and more complex flavors, is Valtellina Superiore.
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As the country has grown richer, China's population has slowly become wealthier as well.
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At least among richer Indians, consumer debt is rising rapidly and with it repayments.
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If tiny Uruguay can be so successful, why not much larger or richer countries?
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Pewdiepie (née Felix Kjellberg) is richer and more famous than I will ever be.
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Poor regions benefit from technology developed in richer ones—from trains to mobile phones.
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As people grow richer, their demand for protein rises, particularly for meat and fish.
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The characters in Crazy Rich Asians are "richer than God," as one observer remarks.
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This mirrors a global pattern: consumers often crave better beers as they get richer.
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Yet despite all that, the rich are getting richer at an even faster pace.
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What marks Chile out is the behaviour of its richer and better-educated youngsters.
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In simple terms: America's rich are getting richer and its poor are getting poorer.
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But by the end of the day today, he'll be an even richer man.
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Such extras are a dream for most hospitals, even in richer countries like Britain.
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Richer people can decide to incorporate to avoid paying high marginal rates of tax.
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They promise a richer region with no foreigners (ie, Spanish) stealing their public finances.
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The co-processor is also supposed to allow for a much richer ambient display.
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That may be because Eurasia was richer in large mammals that could be domesticated.
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Sometimes he broke into the homes of his richer neighbours to smell their underwear.
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That is partly because central Europe is comparatively richer than it used to be.
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Starbuck is also making a classic beverage even richer with its Molten Hot Chocolate.
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Instead, the tech-employment "rich" — namely San Francisco and San Jose — are getting richer.
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Getting out on the other side, ideally richer than before, is just as important.
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Higher milk fat content provides richer flavor, smoother texture and a more stable ganache.
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When it comes to the stock market, Silicon Valley is richer than ever before.
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How should you feel to know your employer is far, far richer than Croesus?
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And as the series continued, I realized that allowed me to create something richer.
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Nothing I say about how trade makes our country richer seems true to you.
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The only time an Arab is applauded is when he is richer than you.
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A few mental shifts can help you live a richer and more successful life.
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A higher concentration of things is usually shown in a darker or richer color.
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Once you delve into this side of the film, it becomes much, much richer.
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In many ways, sanitation is already improving, as countries such as Bangladesh become richer.
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COUNTRIES grow richer when they learn how to produce more valuable stuff per person.
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On the other hand we have people who've only become richer during the crisis.
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The rich grow richer and the middle classes increasingly detect and resent their opulence.
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Over the long term, American families are getting richer and have more disposable income.
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I love this ritual, because every year I leave it a little bit richer.
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But in richer nations, food "waste" thrown away by shops and consumers is worse.
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Start with the Oyster Escargot, the more modish and richer cousin of Oysters Rockefeller.
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In English, this means that as the rich get richer, the economy slows down.
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Much of this comes through illicit trade with Lesotho's larger, richer neighbor, South Africa.
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To make the most of such wonders, though, you need a much richer theory.
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Most have built their lives in richer urban areas and are reluctant to leave.
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The program took the step up to the comparatively richer Conference USA in 2013.
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Artemis can usher in a richer, more peaceful human civilization than the current one.
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Lyft "clearly had things in the hopper that makes their story richer," he said.
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Already worth $4.2 billion, Chesky stands to become even richer when Airbnb goes public.
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The law, moreover, dictates that that the deadlier an attack, the richer the reward.
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But the young have higher incomes not because they're richer but because they're working.
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As the world's third-richest person, Arnault is getting richer at an astonishing rate.
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Richer farmers, with more land, money and education, meanwhile, are finding the switch easier.
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"I never imagined I'd be richer than my parents," she had once told him.
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But, I think, in a way, my world is richer than the other one.
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The wealthy are doing just fine: The rich get richer; the poor die faster.
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In richer and more stable societies, by contrast, religion became a less necessary force.
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All this is to say, it's a great day for the rich getting richer.
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Scientists are already exploring more complex tactile feedback, used to create far richer experiences.
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The president's rapid timeline pits the planet's richer, cooler countries against poorer, hotter ones.
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Oh, and it made a very startled Ivan Rojas, a security guard, $25,221.4 richer.
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So the richer he gets, the more the ultimately will have to give away.
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Who doesn't want to get thinner, fitter, richer, more successful — or just be happier?
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Bigger than the far-richer, far-stronger, and equally authoritarian People's Republic of China?
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Amazon boss Jeff Bezos is now $1313 billion richer than any other person alive.
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Has any country grown richer, more powerful or more culturally vibrant from welcoming immigrants?
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But in China, the titans of social media are still getting bigger and richer.
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It seemed a trifle richer than the Haut-Médocs, and a little more tannic.
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Even in Jordan, Syria's substantially richer neighbor, migrants make almost six times as much.
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As these countries get richer, their per capita emissions are poised to rise further.
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I would look for wines that combine a lively acidity with a richer texture.
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He is richer than Bill Gates, smarter than Elon Musk, better looking than Denzel.
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A richer Sancerre would do well, too, as would one of the better albariños.
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Getting by equates with survival, which indicates a lack of a richer inner life.
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JOSHUA BARONE Lila clearly aspires to a richer future, but only on her terms.
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"With Macron, the rich just get richer and the poor get poorer," she said.
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And in this case, the discussion has been even richer because it spanned languages.
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But their mothers were also richer, had more education and had higher I.Q. scores.
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Historically, within the same country, poorer places have tended to converge with richer places.
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Deeper in flavor and thicker than the lighter variety, it'll create a richer sauce.
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I try to avoid the primary colors and stick to deep, richer jewelry colors.
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What results is often quieter, with, I hope, a richer and more meaningful takeaway.
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The one in "Blue Moon" is older, hipper, richer and hotter than previous incarnations.
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Infrastructure spending, the preferred means of stimulus, is less impactful as China gets richer.
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Marijuana is rich in THC, the psychoactive component, and hemp is richer in CBD.
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State agencies and municipal governments must foster a richer cultural experience for their citizenry.
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All things being equal, most people certainly prefer to be richer rather than poorer.
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The menu would be a bit richer too, focusing on meats and foie gras.
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Generations of children have had their lives made all the richer by your work.
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Too many orthopedists are rich and think it's an injustice that they're not richer.
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But, in a richer sense, it means choosing in accordance with one's own values.
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It's just that Americans were much richer than South Americans when they got off.
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Jack Ma and others get richer Some Chinese billionaires thrived amid the turmoil, though.
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But we hope the story, woven together from different perspectives, is richer for it.
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This system feeds on itself, making the rich richer and the powerful more powerful.
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Nationwide, lower-income Americans are much less likely to vote than their richer neighbors.
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Egg whites make flan firmer and bouncier; egg yolks make it richer and softer.
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Or, perhaps, Beadnose simply found richer fishing grounds this year away from the cameras.
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They'll use that data, which they may or may not protect, to get richer.
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Lighter shades on the wedding day, and darker, richer shades at the Nigerian ceremony.
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Slower websites could mean a richer visual experience, which could imply more videos, a.k.a.
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Richer Poorer, maker of organic cotton T-shirts and bralettes, comes to mind immediately.
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But when shown a short video about poverty, richer people became just as generous.
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Experts have disagreed over whether Trump supporters are richer or poorer than the average.
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The rich get richer and they made a decision to double down on that.
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They promise that if we agree to make them richer, it will trickle down.
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Or rather, they don't vote at anywhere near the rates their richer peers do.
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Cast iron pans are heavier and add a deeper, richer flavor to the crust.
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But then our eyes adjusted, our ears adapted, and everyone slowly realized that sexual bars over saucy rap production in a North London accent becomes richer and richer on repeat listens, and may in fact be the hallowed path to eternal chill.
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"Rather than an economy aimed at the common good, we have been left with an economy operated for the top one percent, who get richer and richer as the working class, the young and the poor fall further and further behind," he said.
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As it is, the typical lawmaker is dozens of times richer than the typical American.
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There's no richer way to share, so they're going to be around for a while.
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You should have an international group of people because it would be so much richer.
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AI will allow marketplaces to process richer data, and to therefore understand complex multivariate needs.
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You say something arch yet generous about another woman both younger and richer than you.
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" I ask him what he thinks about richer Indians who avoid paying income tax. "Tax?
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A human is a lot richer than just a bunch of text on the resume.
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In turn, richer Brooklynites balk at the idea of coming to a place like this.
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How can New York get richer without growing its share of the overall national economy?
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From a macro-level, technological changes will ultimately make the world a better, richer place.
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It seems like Lisa is writing from a more moneyed perspective for a richer audience.
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Three rich men arguing about the ways in which they are all getting exponentially richer.
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But Google will have the advantage of being a richer, integrated part of the software.
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It's turned out to be an even richer source of information than we first recognized.
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Garten's recipe called for more butter, eggs, and sugar than Ramsay's; therefore they tasted richer.
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In other words, China's slowdown has been much sharper in poorer areas than richer ones.
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What seems disorienting and monochromatic at first grows richer and more rewarding upon repeated exposure.
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Second, remember that voice is the user-interface layer to a much richer computing environment.
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Update: After much anticipation, this must-have Richer Poorer bralette just got restocked this week.
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"Germany in 2016: the rich are getting richer and the poor remain poor," Spiegel said.
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As emerging markets grow richer and hungrier for finance, so does their demand for dollars.
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Which company's stock would have made you richer if you invested 10 years ago, though?
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And Glenn challenged me in a way that only made the scripts deeper and richer.
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It also helped poor Chinese workers get richer, which isn't to be sniffed at either.
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As countries such as Brazil, China and India grow richer, they will surely do likewise.
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Rich clubs get richer, because FFP prevents poor ones from spending enough to challenge them.
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But richer countries have opposed the measure, fearing they will end up footing the bill.
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In other words, the very rich are getting richer, almost everybody is going — getting poorer.
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The 193 World Cup was richer in drama than it was in elite standard football.
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Public health is always at the centre when the poorest countries start to get richer.
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Yet it is unlikely that countries get richer by being good at coaxing and persuading.
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And that's what makes her a much richer character than the one who inspired her.
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What if we focused on creating a richer ledger by introducing more sources of information?
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Taiwan ranks 34th in the world in income per person, richer than Portugal or Greece.
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As motorists get richer they tend to trade up to a nicer set of wheels.
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As people in Asia and Africa become richer, they start to spruce up their homes.
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You have a richer life or to get ... Yeah, or deal with their ... Remove obstacles.
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New Yorker Angela Silverstein became around $13,000 richer in a matter of about five minutes.
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So it will be a much more capable instrument and a much richer data set.
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They have also become much richer than northern states, not least because of lower fertility.
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I can't promise this book will make anyone rich, but it should make you richer.
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They have text and they have audio as well because it was a richer experience.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming is a richer, better story for being fully part of the MCU.
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Democrats have mostly ignored this group in favor of cultural elites and generally richer donors.
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But its narrative was far richer and more complex than that of "Isle of Dogs".
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Other languages, from Ancient Greek to Russian to Estonian, have far richer case systems still.
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INGRAHAM: Do you think the owners want people to get richer, of companies, CEO&aposs?
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That's changing today as Facebook is now allowing Slideshow ads to offer a richer experience.
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Instead of making the very rich even richer, how about increasing wages for American workers.
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And since the United States is bigger and richer, we can win at this game.
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You can start today to take the steps you need to live a richer life.
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In other words, does one college offer richer sources of grants or scholarships over another?
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Richer friends/parents than a toddler is likely to have, but you get the idea.
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Origin's cash offer is richer than Thermo Fisher's, at $1.5 billion, or $16.10 per share.
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Notice how the Pixel 2's pic looks richer while retaining better depth and sharpness?
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Well, this year they've come back with something new — and they've also returned much richer.
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The story that the rich have gotten richer and inequality has grown is not new.
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The deeper you dig into its nooks and crannies, the richer your reward will be.
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Of course, independent developers will think that the rich are getting richer with this move.
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The Oscars are a place where the rich become richer in both attention and swag.
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"She truly went out richer than any monetary value could ever amount to," he continued.
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You're not covering economics or finances, I guess, but I'm much richer than people understand.
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In the developing world, richer populations will develop a growing taste for the red stuff.
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However, the potential of this month is so much richer than only revisiting historical events.
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Thune's working on amendment that would make the tax credit richer for lower-income people.
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Kisumu is far smaller, culturally different, and much further from the country's richer eastern half.
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The Middle East was the only region where the rich actually got richer last year.
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It's not greater wealth but greater equity that will make us all feel richer. ♦
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The rich get richer and poor even poorer, even in the face high-worker productivity.
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In layman's terms, pot makes the world seem richer and makes music sound incredibly sweet.
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What seems like a devastating premise actually yields a much richer alternate history for NASA.
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Bob Corker is already rich, though the tax bill will make him a bit richer.
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This essentially plotless novel grows longer, but it does not always appear to grow richer.
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As time went by, it became clear that I was only getting poorer, not richer.
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Richer consumers are increasingly looking for more distinctive, local products rather than mass-market brands.
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Their growth premium over richer, more developed countries also looks set to pick up again.
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A richer, more flavorful buffalo mozzarella is a variant as well, as is ricotta cheese.
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A 16-year-old gamer is $3 million richer after winning the Fortnite World Cup.
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As for the shortcakes themselves, I add some oats to make them earthier and richer.
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At the same time, city folk are getting richer, pushing up the demand for beef.
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NOW, WE ARE A RICHER STATE, SO WE PAY A HIGHER LEVEL OF FEDERAL TAX.
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These material and human costs are easy for the far richer foreign powers to bear.
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It's important to remember that the richer half of America was likely to be insured.
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However, a number of studies show children in richer countries are spending less time outdoors.
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And as China's tech giants get bigger and richer, the Communist Party gets more nervous.
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Esports' growth comes with more corporate involvement, making the scene bigger, richer and more impersonal.
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In any case, the Mexican economy is much richer, diversified and dynamic than ever before.
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By the end of the tale, both men are richer due to the peasant's cleverness.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Recently the founder of something called Ripple briefly became richer than Mark Zuckerberg.
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The man behind a company called Ripple became for a moment richer than Mark Zuckerberg.
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Jovenel Moïse, the president of Haiti, said that richer countries were lagging in their commitments.
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People who think they are richer or better than others are ruder behind the wheel.
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For fans to spend more money, they need an environment that provides a richer experience.
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But while the rich in Iran are getting richer, ordinary Iranians aren't noticing the benefits.
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Brady would be a richer man, and perhaps the highest-paid player in NFL history.
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WIRED once said technology was going to make the world a richer and better place.
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The silver in the film stock gives it that beautiful, richer black and white sheen.
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Other studies on its possible impact also suggest the aid skews heavily towards richer taxpayers.
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"There's a richer spread of opportunity than usual, just not in the U.S.," he said.
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My comrades may live longer than I will, but my taste buds tell richer stories.
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"The rich get richer, baby," Cruz told us at Cantor Fitzgerald in NYC on Wednesday.
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When richer clubs wanted Chile's newest champion players, Cobresal could not afford to counter-offer.
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All it requires is becoming a highly paid wage slave to an even richer man.
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Migration has fallen and poor people are much less likely to move to richer areas.
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In an age when bigger fortunes are being made, the states' prize is getting richer.
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The latest, called Imax With Laser, uses laser projectors for improved color and richer blacks.
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Asian households, in particular, are now thought to be much richer, relatively speaking, than before.
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A richer China, even with lower growth rates, would be cause for celebration, not distress.
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Why it matters: The richer the 1% becomes, the more opportunities they have, per Bloomberg.
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I think it's just the longer you do the part, the richer the memories get.
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The lack of a backlight to wash color out also gives OLED TVs richer color.
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They risked being drowned by richer nations' carbon emissions—and they told those countries so.
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He became richer than he had dreamed, buying a house and new trucks and motorbikes.
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"Those reductions were much larger for poor children than for richer children," Ms. Currie said.
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A 100-proof version with a slightly richer mouthfeel is available only at the distillery.
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Loosed on the resonating field of fiction, however, it ripens into something richer: a mystery.
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Some who work with Minecraft say it also encourages a richer discussion and more ideas.
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The box the Core comes in is richer than what you'd get with most smartwatches.
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The attention of the very rich is of course focused elsewhere: on getting even richer.
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The thin, softy patty has a richer taste than McDonald's sometimes mulch-like beef burgers.
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Both must now be considered peers, if not quite equals, of their bigger, richer rivals.
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And Bloomberg, whose estimated net worth is $60.5 billion, is much, much richer than Trump.
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This book will leave you richer — if not in your bank account, certainly in life.
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With Monday's Amazon (AMZN) gains, Bezos became richer than Microsoft's Bill Gates has ever been.
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"The richer, and stronger the institutional environment, the more people get out of the week."
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Green was everywhere, but in a darker and richer tone that is closer to emerald.
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The longer the vinegar ages the thicker it becomes in consistency and richer in flavor.
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When it comes to student loan debt, "for richer, for poorer" doesn't quite cut it.
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"Your friends appear a lot richer on social media than they actually are," Malani said.
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College is a significant investment that comes with the hope of a better, richer life.
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Sure. Is race-blind casting now widely accepted and the theatergoing experience richer for it?
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As the rich get richer, wages have been stagnant for workers since the late 1970s.
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And, you can't kick me out of your club because I'm richer than you. Exactly.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, is 17 times richer than Trump, with a net worth of $55.9 billion.
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Bright Lights, Big City For an even richer conversation, turn to "Passing," by Nella Larsen.
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He put the two together, a rich meatloaf and then a richer sauce atop it.
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Generally speaking, the 2010s were a decade in which the world's rich got much richer.
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And the new places we come to are richer and more beautiful for this fusion.
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I guess what's different now is that people like the man you met in Houston can find each other on places like Reddit or Facebook groups, and then they can all start reinforcing each other's false memories, building them into richer and richer narratives.
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And even the thing that might lead to the falling birthrate they desire, rapid African economic growth, might also accelerate migration in the short term — because poor people who suddenly get richer also gain the means and opportunity to move to somewhere richer still.
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"A developing country could tax richer people to give cash to poorer people, but then the aggregate effect on the economy depends on both the negative stimulus from less spending by richer citizens and the positive stimulus from more spending by poorer citizens," she explains.
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Call it trickle-down broadband: Pai's arguing that making rich ISPs richer will somehow benefit everyone.
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These folk are richer, so are more likely to save rather than spend any extra income.
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Anywhere where, in order to get rich you have to make someone else richer, is America.
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Apple is rich and will almost certainly find all kinds of new ways to get richer.
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I think what we have seen is that-- TRUMP: No you&aposre just making Russia richer.
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Facebook, Google and others have built businesses that mostly aid the richer, coastal parts of America.
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Extrapolating from the Mexican case to other countries, particularly richer ones like the US, is tricky.
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Reese put down $1 based on UNU's picks and after winning the bet was $540 richer.
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And while Cohen has been the focus of much attention lately, Sater has a richer backstory.
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If you believe those studies, being an asshole makes you more popular, more powerful, and richer.
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Our creative act is inherently one of optimism; it imagines a better, richer, more enlightened world.
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He is brilliant but human and we are all richer for reading and listening to Charles.
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It gets from those who are richer to poorer ones, in this way restoring social justice.
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That was richer than the 7.5% yield Logan offered on a US$100m tap in May.
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Even as a kid, he would take steps to make himself appear richer than he was.
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As Kenyans get richer and move to cities, the amount of plastic they use is growing.
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Its target is 1.3 parking spaces per car, the norm in richer countries (including residential parking).
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"They have a larger, richer donor base," said a veteran Democratic operative who works in data.
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I wanted to understand the city so others could have a slightly richer vision of it.
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Entrepreneurs cannot raise capital, making those with access to remittances from abroad richer than the rest.
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Richer people, unfairly, also live longer than less well-off ones, even in the developed world.
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Those visual authenticating factors are so much richer than what we can accomplish just by speaking.
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On the plus side, it's likely to include dual front-facing speakers for richer audio playback.
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The main goal for EVE is to provide a richer esports-specific viewing experience for fans.
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So, in addition to getting your Champagne flutes, check out For Richer, For Poorer as well.
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I'll tell you why Richer Poorer's $72 Fleece Sweatshirt deserves a spot in your wardrobe, too.
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By giving advertisers a richer format to market through, it can make sure viewers remember them.
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Mary doesn't want to "marry down," you see, or be grander or richer than her husband.
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"If we were run properly, this country could be richer than Saudi Arabia," Mr. Palencia said.
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One reason is that as the world's population grows larger and richer, it uses more water.
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Rather, countries get better at making the most of their soft assets as they get richer.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla is making Elon Musk a lot richer without paying him a dime.
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A cereal-based diet is far richer in carbohydrates than the diet of a hunter-gatherer.
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Yet as the standard of English football has dived, it has only become richer (see chart).
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The challenge for us is finding new and richer ways to explore storytelling within that franchise.
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Google is definitely borrowing an idea from the iPhone, however: even richer information inside texting notifications.
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The IMF reckons the country would be 27% richer if as many women worked as men.
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You don't swear to stick with it in sickness and in health, for richer or poorer.
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We'd done it for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health.
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Jani, a 10-year-old Finnish boy, decided to hack Instagram, and now he's $10,000 richer.
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The company gets bigger, the person creating the tech gets richer; the worker often gets shafted.
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He says, "I am richer for having known him and privileged to have been his professor."
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Richer African countries such as Botswana and South Africa have operated welfare schemes for many years.
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Richer countries have more money to spend on making them better suited to older age groups.
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Venus also rules cash—expect to feel a bit richer when Venus is in your sign!
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Both administrations are dominated by the Northern League, which once advocated secession for the richer north.
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Anywhere where in order to get rich, you have to make someone else richer is America.
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Minecraft and other "make your own fun" laboratories become richer as their tools become more familiar.
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Most paid to be smuggled to Europe, in the hope of becoming richer than their parents.
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But when you look at richer northern locations, the patterns can actually work the opposite way.
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As a result, the rich are getting richer and the less fortunate are being left behind.
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Per head, campaign spending in Kenya may exceed that of America, a country 20073 times richer.
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Often they install latrines for the poor and then prod richer folk into following their example.
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And had he invested it passively, he would be even richer today than he is now.
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Richer data sets might also permit more complex predictions, like identifying patterns indicative of mental health.
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The human decision might consider a richer set of factors, such as the criminal's courtroom demeanor.
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I use a different recipe this time, and it turns out richer than the last one.
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Almost a year later, for better or worse (richer or poorer), that deal is official today.
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We're a week late but a few dollars richer after this sterling performance late last month.
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Yet its biggest boon, economists since Adam Smith have argued, is that it makes countries richer.
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Footage recorded in HDR looks more vibrant with richer, more saturated colors, and greater dynamic range.
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For now, it looks like the perfect step ladder to the richer and deeper Lego Mindstorms.
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The fuel mix was now richer in oxygen, the burn cleaner and less sooty, more powerful.
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And as is commonly seen with other environmental issues, richer countries fared better than poorer ones.
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A cooking hack promises to make your grilled cheese taste much crispier and richer in flavor.
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The sooner you can do this, if you don't already, the richer your life will be.
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Brazil's government pays almost 12% of GDP to pensioners, a bigger share than older, richer Japan.
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One is a much richer, better story and one that we can all embalm ourselves in.
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" The statement continued, "She truly went out richer than any monetary value could ever amount to.
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The company wants to make everybody involved richer: not just shareholders, but buyers, sellers and manufacturers.
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" The statement continued, "She truly went out richer than any monetary value could ever amount to.
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Their children, who have moved to the richer Greek part of the island, visit on holidays.
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Sunbelt and Rust Belt cities would be richer but smaller, while coastal ones would be bigger.
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Money will shift from (richer) states that make things towards (poorer) ones that consume them, too.
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Some argue that he would be richer if he had invested his inheritance in the stockmarket.
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Fortunately, Island did exist for a time, and the comics scene is infinitely richer for it.
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One explanation is that such firms benefit from a richer mix of skills within their workforce.
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Tougher border checks mean fewer are making their way to the richer countries of northern Europe.
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Then on the other side is an older generation, the sort of richer population of Auckland.
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It also hopes that by encouraging employment in Jordan it will slow migration to richer countries.
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It was so much richer to bring everything that I've got to heel on this woman.
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Her fate lay meters away, in another, richer tent in the camp, with Najmuddin, her purchaser.
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The African migrants who reach Europe via Italy are often among the richer and better-educated.
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They are law-abiding, tax-paying individuals who make our country richer intellectually, culturally and economically.
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Whatever the naysayers might think, human beings are healthier, better fed, and richer than ever before.
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The inflow of brains from all around the world has made Australia richer and more dynamic.
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As investors hoped for a richer offer, Monsanto stock rose $3.30, or 3.1 percent, to $109.30.
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China, a country that had been in abject poverty, did become much richer because of globalization.
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On the contrary, as countries such as China grow richer, meat-eating is on the increase.
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In turn, there could be a "richer incentive" for drug companies to go after orphan approvals.
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It, like other major American cities, is growing whiter and richer and a lot less black.
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Over the last century, trade has risen to unprecedented levels, and the world has become richer.
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They may not feel like 1-percenters, since so many people around them are far richer.
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Is there an American choreographer alive who makes richer use of bare feet than Ms. Tanowitz?
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I left the shift approximately $250 richer, feeling beat, but in a good, hard-earned way.
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Most of the world's richest tech billionaires have become richer in 2019, with one notable exception.
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From that perspective, Zuckerberg is about $8.6 billion richer now than he was a year ago.
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This, however, would not be the end but rather the start of an even richer chapter.
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To make it even richer, you might insert slices of mozzarella or add scoops of ricotta.
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In fact, I think you'd make that bet every single time — and be richer for it.
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But many coastal people feel they are still being exploited by richer and more powerful outsiders.
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However, if the United States had a wealth tax, LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault would be richer.
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In other words, once the richer, nicer, cooler, or less bizarre South Korea has been absorbed.
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Employers often seek to save money by paring workers who have higher salaries and richer benefits.
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He would fret and moan, they would haggle and fight—while the language grew richer, stronger.
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But this EP is richer somehow, with heavier production, like 2017 Suzi except slicker and bolder.
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She had a rich family, and the guy she was getting married to was even richer.
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It's so much richer and more human than some printed-out email; it represents him well.
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Apps are meant to be more than the web, offering a deeper, richer experience, Apple believes.
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In any other year, Gerrit Cole would have entered spring training one Cy Young Award richer.
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As the valley has gotten bigger and richer, it has, he feels, grown more close-minded.
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Australia in 2018 is more confident, far richer, more diverse, more urbanized and less unified politically.
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The north is richer and has more expensive houses and higher-ranked schools than the south.
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It's richer than being a white male writer because I know more and I've experienced more.
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I now think a far richer question might be: "What does music feel like to you?"
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The rich got richer, as top earners saw income gains of around 26 percent a year.
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" And last December he tweeted that Amazon was getting "richer" while making the postal system "dumber.
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You can imagine things, after all, and reenactments are richer, more reflexively affairs in this film.
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He was from a well-off family, and he made it even richer with his success.
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Butte, though, was birthed from the "copper womb," as one poet wrote, a far richer lode.
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Rich metropolitan areas have gotten even richer, attracting ever more of the nation's fastest growing industries.
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Or the talks could get bogged down by the traditional rifts between richer and poorer nations.
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She continues: In the countries where they've done regionally, they've done well in the richer regions.
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While we were trying to decide, Dan Richer, the chef and owner, came to our table.
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Yet Rao portrays the United States in a richer, more ambiguous way than she does India.
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Finally, American society is much richer and more diverse than the politics of its current government.
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But just as often as not, I'll take the richer route, and add a little cheese.
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Together they create a richer portrait of both the man behind the cape and his legacy.
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The report adds a new wrinkle: Funding for those vouchers is helping the rich get richer.
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"What critics said: "This is breathtaking, ambitious television that only gets richer with each subsequent episode.
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Hunter's sense of place is richer and more particular than any other American playwright working today.
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MEXICO CITY - U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE LIGHTHIZER SAYS NEW DEAL WILL MAKE U.S., CANADA AND MEXICO RICHER
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Tears for drinking should be "psychogenic," or emotionally produced; they're richer in proteins and more viscous.
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International markets have a much richer set of mobility options, said Jeff Warren, founder of Migo.
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Certainly, 2020 poses a richer scenario for Trump to campaign in more ways than did 2016.
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In the last year, Bezos became $22018 billion richer, ballooning his wealth to over $2100 billion.
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Put simply, the richer North must take on some of the costs of the poorer South.
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Ms. Mana's pad Thai is darker and richer than the classic version, but no less inhalable.
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In addition to making Mr. West richer, the collaboration has given Adidas a new cultural relevance.
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You know I travel with the richer gang here and this clothes problem is a pain.
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He'd sometimes ask richer friends for a loan, according to two people who received such requests.
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A good dry chenin blanc would work well, as would a richer style of grüner veltliner.
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One of the fun things we get to learn is who&aposs about to get richer.
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Rich get richer Wait, King James might end up with the Golden State Warriors next year?
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But they have been rapidly diverging, with blue areas getting more productive, richer and better educated.
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Apple's impressive market rally this year is about to make CEO Tim Cook $120 million richer.
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They made this country richer in many ways, not merely by paving roads and shortening trousers.
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"We made him richer by far by sending a lot of business to him," Puckett says.
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Governments, big firms and the richer sorts of university will, no doubt, buy their own machines.
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People whose health insurance is good are richer, and those people are more likely to vote.
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"The rich are definitely getting richer and controlling more and more of the wealth," Thompson said.
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For all of these reasons, Lyft is likely to garner a richer valuation than Uber. 2.
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The more they streamline the process, the richer and more powerful and more entrenched they become.
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By contrast, conditions in richer liberal democracies are getting worse on a bevy of different metrics.
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While businessmen and politicians have grown richer, the trash crisis has only grown harder to ignore.
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Trump will get a little richer, and the integrity of our government will take another loss.
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" He explains, "I travel with the richer gang here and this clothes problem is a pain.
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NATO will be richer and stronger than ever before ... Just finished meetings with Turkey and Germany.
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President Trump's make-the-rich-richer tax cut doesn't count as a productive use of debt.
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SAMARA, Iraq (Reuters) - Fifty years ago, a much richer Iraqi government spent lavishly on health funding.
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That vocal flexibility made him far richer than a journeyman actor could ever hope to be.
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HELLER So capture for me how or when van Hove makes richer, more bracing political arguments.
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Sharman's is a far richer story and one that perhaps more accurately reflects today's global rebalancing.
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We often talk about increasing wealth inequality, with the rich getting richer and poor getting poorer.
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But Bronn is reassured by Jaime that he'll end up with an even richer woman. Nice.
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The tea's flavor is even richer than its color—a mixture of chocolate milk and chai.
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The rich get richer: Well-established, brand-name organizations see spikes in donations, especially during crises.
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The second feels closer to what I think of as maple syrup — sweeter, a little richer.
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They feel like they were given a much richer set of experiences and richer relationships with other kids who weren't as dependent on those things, and that their lives were full in a way that they don't see in a lot of their classmates and peers.
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In contrast, some of the alliance′s bigger and richer members remain resistant to pulling their weight.
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Someone who bought a Powerball ticket in North Carolina woke up a whole lot richer Sunday morning.
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Again, the causation is unclear—workers in richer nations may feel they can take more time off.
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The 143 inch, 400-nit OLED touchscreen offers richer colors and smoother, faster cursor interactions on-screen.
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It finds the only period when China was richer than the others was during the 21000th century.
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As China grew richer, it purchased American bonds to keep its currency low and its exports competitive.
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New York and California are also richer than the average US state whereas Puerto Rico is poorer.
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This is unsurprising, since those who adopt tend to be more powerful and richer than birth parents.
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We all need to communicate with each other and life is so much richer when we do.
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Richer Poorer, cult-favorite women's and men's basics brand, was once a successful sock and underwear wholesaler.
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California brand Richer Poorer is known among its fan base for creating amazingly comfortable basics and loungewear.
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The Elliott-led group negotiated richer settlement terms than what Argentina offered via the public settlement proposal.
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As such, it brings a fuller, richer context to the mounting drama of Lawrence's overall visual narrative.
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They're now an estimated $425 million richer — or the equivalent of a cash option of $254.6 million.
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One explanation could be that they're richer and thus have more money to invest in their health.
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That's a ratio of 15.9: White young people were nearly 20083 times richer than their black counterparts.
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We have a much more complex system than animals and rely on a much richer immune system.
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Indeed, we will be richer if we do so, at least where canceling student debt is concerned.
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There's also a chance that, for more developed countries — or for the richer citizens — things will stabilize.
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You can see that it's coming from the same mentality, but it's richer and more complicated visually.
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Many U.S. CEOs are feeling richer and more confident thanks to a rally in their companies' stock.
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A richer Mexico would buy more American goods and services and provide more ideas, talent and innovation.
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Those with more geographically dispersed social networks tend to be richer, more educated and healthier (see chart).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The culture sector in the UK just got £250 million richer.
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As countries get richer and more urban and their populations expand, they throw away ever more stuff.
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Some testers preferred Garten's richer and cakier brownie option, while others preferred Ramsay's light, but sophisticated take.
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This translates to more taxes paid, more household income and a richer and more diverse business culture.
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Feeling richer, holders of ether started investing in what have come to be called initial coin offerings.
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Onstage at WWDC 2019, Tim Cook announced a redesigned home screen with richer, full-screen content previews.
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And, seen through the lens of a comeback vehicle, it's definitely a richer and more nuanced film.
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Laying bare that juxtaposition, rather than obscuring it, will allow for a richer appreciation of their achievements.
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The rich get richer by using their money to make even more money — without much additional effort.
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Isn't the Warren campaign supposed to be about sticking it to richer Americans instead of poorer ones?
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But don't forget the other, richer, democratic Republic of China, which held another free election in 2016.
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Richer Poorer's is especially great, and at $72, you'll surely get the cost-per-wear down quickly.
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One day someone will want it more than him… and that's going to make him even richer.
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We are looking at an economy in which the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
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By opening bigger markets for vendors, technology may help them grow richer, one goat at a time.
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If you had better — or richer — parents, they would surely take you to such a magical place.
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They were much richer than the locals, and it was their demand that created the trafficking networks.
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In this case, "it allows Marquee to give their clients a much richer customer experience," he said.
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And the larger soundstage allows sound designers to create richer, denser, more naturalistic environments than ever before.
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Scary Cabin will keep getting richer, and MashUp Machine will become home to more original story worlds.
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They're richer than any individual will ever be, and so countries fight each other for their custom.
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So offering richer feature sets to further engage their communities of singles is going to be important.
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