We did it over the weekend, and it kind of got shorter and shorter and shorter.
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It's also ideal for shorter men who prefer shorter parkas.
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My mother's shadow became shorter and shorter on the ground.
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Emilia Clarke keeps creeping shorter and shorter above the shoulders.
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" When designing her party-appropriate pieces, Kourtney always had one request: "I would always say, 'This needs to be shorter, shorter, shorter!
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And their definition of "ultra-fast" will become shorter and shorter.
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We still need to make trips shorter and wait times shorter.
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The Twenty20 matches aren't just shorter, the seasons are shorter too.
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You're starting to get into aggregation and just shorter and shorter pieces.
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The shorter the time horizon, the shorter the algorithm's feedback loop will be.
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She attended Shorter College (now Shorter University) in Rome, Ga., before marrying Mort Lloyd.
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Time is short and summer is shorter and the shorts, ideally, are shorter than that.
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Not long after Camille's water broke, the time between her contractions got shorter and shorter.
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In fact, an audience's attention span for coverage of these events is getting shorter and shorter.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that the show's final season will be shorter than previous ones: way shorter.
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As his presidency has gone on, the time between boom and bust grows shorter and shorter.
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But demand for shorter maturities continued to bolster prices at the shorter end of the curve.
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There's an itch to go shorter and shorter, and it only intensifies as time goes on.
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He'll breathe better — maybe for weeks, maybe for months — until these intervals become shorter and shorter.
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For example, some species with longer telomeres have shorter life spans than those with shorter telomeres.
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These kinds of staff members are in shorter and shorter supply on Capitol Hill these days.
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We like making long cuts by the new hem and shorter and shorter parallel lines above it.
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Another way of putting it, the shorter version is these are ... I don't do a shorter version.
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In these warped worlds, spatial increments get shorter and shorter as you move out from the center.
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More IGF-1 means taller but shorter lifespan and less IGF-1 means shorter but longer lifespan.
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All while the gadgets and gizmos hold our kids' attention for a shorter and shorter amount of time.
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The "cycle time of incumbents having their day in the sun is getting shorter and shorter," he notes.
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Selena Gomez keeps going shorter and shorter — but her latest cut just might be her most dramatic yet.
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While Khloé's hair length changes on a daily basis, the star has been going shorter and shorter lately.
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This is partly offset by a shorter debt maturity profile and shorter lease duration than similarly rated peers.
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"The time between missions will get shorter and shorter," said Hans Koenigsmann, SpaceX vice president of flight reliability.
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Average maturity tends to be shorter too, as the auctions are a mix of shorter and longer-dated debt.
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Several navies and oceanographic research institutions have a variety of shorter-endurance, shorter-range, and often faster submarine drones.
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We want to be the island of consistency in a world where work engagements are getting shorter and shorter.
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Over the years, his hair became gradually shorter and shorter until it hit the length that it's at today.
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As far as the shorter entries, their clues are all shorter and seem more cryptic, in a good way.
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The shorter sessions could also mean more subscribers are moving to mobile screens, which traditionally have shorter viewing times.
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Does this mean the timeless bob is getting shorter and shorter and the days of Linda Evangelista crops are back?
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This causes the sun to travel a lower, shorter path across the sky in the winter, giving us shorter daytimes.
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The way we do that is we think about the commercialization aspect in shorter, more agile periods, [shorter] than 18 months.
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Consumers are ordering more items online than ever before, and there is a growing expectation for shorter and shorter delivery windows.
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Staff arrived on time with better attendance and scheduled their workdays more effectively, including taking shorter breaks and having shorter meetings.
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Each truck or car that breaks down can stall a company's business, especially as customers demand shorter and shorter shipping times.
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"The news cycle has become shorter and shorter," said Gadi Wolfsfeld, a professor of political communications at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.
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For now, though, with teams using more and more relievers for shorter and shorter stints, the idea has clearly caught on.
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"They're more common for us today because they tend to be shorter — as much as 15 feet shorter," Mr. Long said.
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She's inched her way up, going shorter and shorter, and we're never surprised when she debuts a new color on her Instagram.
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The shoulder triggers also now have even shorter hair-trigger locks, which means you can fire quicker with shorter squeezes in-game.
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The central bank will implement shorter trading hours and a shorter settlement period for transactions starting next week due to the outbreak.
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"If sexual selection keeps pushing the song to be louder and louder, it's going to become shorter and shorter," said Dr. Podos.
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The key is to observe black holes at shorter and shorter radio wavelengths, which allows more and more detail to be resolved.
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I would also mention that they would ideally be a bit shorter to accommodate shorter hems — they were never peeping out for anything I wore to work, but I could see it being a concern for shorter skirts or dresses.
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Over the past year, the actress's bob has been getting shorter and shorter with the help of her longtime hair stylist Kristin Ess.
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"The shorter stages your team mates will go further if you break it down more guys to do a shorter distance," he said.
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Due to the shorter durations in the specialty lending space, risk assessments are done within shorter windows than those of typical middle market loans.
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Researchers found that preventive vitamin C supplementation was associated with colds that were eight percent shorter in adults and 14 percent shorter in kids.
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Arya Stark has a long kill list that gets shorter and shorter as she becomes a more skilled assassin as the seasons go on.
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As teams use more and more relievers — for shorter and shorter stints — it makes sense to be creative with roster construction, especially for noncontenders.
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Pendular cycles are becoming shorter and shorter and my hope is that the newer generations will learn a lot faster than we did from history.
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Small-market teams would probably argue against that, but with managers always needing fresh arms, for shorter and shorter stints, it is an intriguing idea.
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It's a relentless assault of the top 10 songs, and the playlist just seems to become shorter and shorter with a higher number of repetitions.
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"The key thing to get across is: The duration to do these jobs gets shorter and shorter the more you do it," Mr. Wild said.
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But the temporal code model faces a difficult question: If a gap is "longer" or "shorter," it has to be longer or shorter relative to something.
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Why do you believe that something in a shorter form will appeal to people who already seem to be happy watching, in shorter bursts, longer things?
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In the wake of the "album era," the gaps between most artists' projects have become shorter and shorter as the internet demands more and more content.
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Already running out of longer-dated German bonds, the ECB is now buying shorter and shorter papers, booking losses as yields are deep in negative territory.
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It would lower the bar, offering a far shorter leave than what states are already passing, and far shorter than what doctors agree new parents need.
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Each increase of 5 micrograms per cubic meter in exposure was associated with 9% shorter cord blood telomeres and 13% shorter placental telomeres, the researchers estimated.
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"We're seeing this big push to limit abortion later in pregnancy, but also imposing a gestational time limit that becomes shorter and shorter over time," she said.
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The interval between projects keeps getting shorter and shorter — as little as two to three years in some post-Hurricane Sandy projects in Delaware and New Jersey.
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But these non-call periods have been getting shorter and shorter, while the premium for calling the bonds has been whittled away, capping the upside for investors.
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" ON PLANS FOR SHORTER MATURITY FOR LONG-TERM YIELD TARGET "We don't have any plans now to target a shorter maturity for our long-term yield target.
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"The list time is getting shorter and shorter," said Peter Bracichowicz, an associate broker at the Corcoran Group, who represented the sellers, an older Polish couple moving upstate.
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That's because shorter term bonds allow you to lock in current rates now but repurchase new investments at potentially higher rates when the shorter-term ones reach maturity.
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Injuries were more common when tackles were of shorter duration and when there was shorter distance covered before contact, the researchers wrote in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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We also mentioned in our pre-fight piece that being the shorter fighter does not mean that the jab is useless, just that it is shorter than the opponent's.
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The elliptical orbit means the moon is 30,000 miles closer to Earth while on the shorter side of the oval-shaped orbit (the shorter side is called the perigee).
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"Campaigns are getting shorter and shorter," said Judy Miller Silverman, the founder and CEO of Motormouth Media, a boutique PR firm that works with artists like Animal Collective and Sophie.
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Arndt put up another video — a much shorter one — about how film setups work as well; it's probably the better starting point because it's so much shorter (just eight minutes).
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It's 4.7mm shorter and 4mm narrower than the iPhone 6S Plus, 5.8mm shorter and 3.9mm narrower than the Nexus 73P, and 2.2mm narrower than last year's already trim Note 5.
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Alarmingly, he grew his moustache out but began cutting it shorter and shorter, until the entire ensemble of moustache, shock of black hair, and khakis had him looking like Hitler.
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Hope: Pendular cycles (thesis, antithesis, and synthesis) are becoming shorter and shorter and my hope is that the newer generations will learn a lot faster than we did from history.
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And then there's their fit: With shorter tips and a shorter, wider design than their predecessors, most people find the AirPods Pro to be comfortable enough for all-day wear.
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However, my hair ended up a little shorter than I expected, because the student had started to cut on an angle and needed to correct later by going even shorter.
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Indeed, the history of the United States Women's National Team epitomizes the battles these athletes have faced from the very beginning, when they endured shorter fields, shorter games and smaller balls.
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In the age of shorter and shorter attention spans, those in their teens and 20s who cannot sit through a Marx Brothers movie, much less a baseball game, are missing out.
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Reducing its emphasis on buying seven- to 12-year bonds could mean the Bank of Japan spends more on shorter-dated paper, increasing the difference between shorter- and longer-dated yields.
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He called him every once in a while, or pinged off a series of texts, Rowan's responses shorter and shorter until the exchange trailed into virtual silence— How are your classes ?
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ET on June 212 -- the story is much shorter.
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Northeast -- There will be shorter winters and longer summers.
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"I expect a whoosh through… 1950 and then, as the chasers get into the pool on the long side, I'll get shorter and shorter," Michael Block of Rhino Trading Partners wrote Monday.
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With higher frequencies comes shorter transmission ranges, and shorter wavelengths tend to experience greater issues when there's no direct line of sight, along with interference from walls, buildings, window panes, and even raindrops.
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Most companies have voluntarily switched to the shorter chain varieties due to health concerns, but scientists haven't determined that shorter chain PFAS are risk-free either, according to a report by the Verge.
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As humans age, telomeres naturally get shorter, and shorter telomeres are the main cause of the age-related breakdown of cells because once they become too short, those cells can no longer reproduce.
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The higher the air temperature, the shorter that incubation period.
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Hearing anything shorter was more trouble than it was worth.
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Research suggests that stress is associated with shorter telomere length.
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But shorter blackouts suggest that things can get bad fast.
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Or in the form of, gasp, a shorter working week?
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The console portion is slightly shorter than the controllers themselves.
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You, in the documentary, said you gravitate toward shorter bits.
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Kim Kardashian West has a shorter and blonder new hairdo!
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On earth, Mark Kelly's chromosomes got shorter during the study.
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Heart, lungs and livers have an even shorter shelf life.
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That's the nature of the shorter end of the market.
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There's also the Warrior Dash — same idea, but shorter distances.
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So America, it's time to work shorter, more focused hours.
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How much excitement can we expect from these shorter matches?
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What happens in the shorter term, however, is confusing people.
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Queues had previously been shorter and more ATMs held cash.
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Shorter went to the Parma police station around 10 p.m.
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Right, but in a shorter ... But in a short form.
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Today, three shorter items to carry us into the weekend.
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Then it was announced it would be shorter than usual.
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Did you find it liberating to go shorter and simpler?
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The faster the vehicle goes, the shorter this interval becomes.
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Opening times of shops and restaurants are becoming ever shorter.
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Then you had "Eat Food," that was a shorter one.
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This is one of the advantages of a shorter game.
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They normally get shorter as that cell divides and ages.
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Well here, shorter version, why not sell what you're doing?
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Biden's [also] shorter so he's probably got something to prove.
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They bring dynamic, vibrant and shorter cycles to the ecosystem.
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He was shorter, lighter, and in worse condition than Jake.
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Prices for these shorter experiences range from $20 to $40.
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You see, I'm what you might call a Shorter American.
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More than a dozen other crew members received shorter sentences.
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I've got more of an advantage with a shorter club.
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Offshore projects face different regulations and a shorter review process.
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Trump's shorter message: I'm serious about what I've been saying.
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He did a shorter and cheaper diploma course in engineering.
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Plus, shorter nails just tend to feel better on vaginas.
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The firm offers flexible work options, including shorter work weeks.
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Others shared shorter sections or screenshots from the gunmans livestream.
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As you can tell, it's shorter, however not too short.
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Cut about five more chopsticks into shorter, irregular length pieces.
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What's the appeal of the shorter form to you now?
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The state visits tend to be shorter with American presidents.
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Spreads for shorter maturities also dropped following the BOJ's decision.
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Prices for shorter-dated U.S. Treasuries fell, while the dollar .
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You can make these videos shorter, change the mood, etc.
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This meant they experienced a shorter and shallower employment downturn.
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Sometimes, they're shorter, featuring a more concentrated group of founders.
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Some school districts have ordered teacher layoffs and shorter sessions.
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The following month, he debuted his shorter 'do to fans.
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ROSS: WELL, IT COULD BE SHORTER IF IT'S NOT SATISFACTORY.
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Maybe. Does a shorter bill automatically mean a better bill?
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This inspired him to create his own shorter obstacle courses.
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The Santa Fe shooting had a far shorter media response.
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Women were long restricted to shorter distances and lesser billing.
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Snow sport seasons are getting shorter, due to warmer temperatures.
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Now he's predicting another benefit for humans: drastically shorter workweeks.
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Finally, shorter interruptions generally spark positive rather than negative emotions.
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Among the stars: Wayne Shorter, Pat Metheny and Branford Marsalis.
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A typical stay is a couple of months, sometimes shorter.
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He works many more games now, for shorter, intense bursts.
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You're forced to make harder decisions on a shorter timetable.
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The winters have become shorter and summers longer, they add.
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Other customers could be seeking small loans for shorter timeframes.
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In the cyber world, the time can be even shorter.
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Yields on shorter maturity JGBs were also a tad higher.
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By nature, contemporary pop music has a shorter life expectancy.
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My bet: The bridge is shorter than anyone now predicts.
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And we play a much shorter schedule [than college football].
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As the seasons progressed, though, it got darker and shorter.
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I read that you had a shorter, "classic rock" version.
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The lawn was eight feet shorter when I moved in.
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An inning could be shorter or they could be longer.
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More than a dozen other crew members got shorter sentences.
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Shorter tunnels were framed by wooden beams, creating a walkway.
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"You're shorter than I thought you were," Oesterlund told Fisher.
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Sheppard's breathing grew shorter, and she complained about the pain.
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A shorter, simpler list of steps outlined here should help.
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What is the significance of a longer or shorter boxplot?
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Why do shorter life spans usually correspond to lower intelligence?
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Of course, neither is "shorter is better" an absolute rule.
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"I wish I'd made it a little shorter," Allen says.
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He kept a lighter public schedule and delivered shorter speeches.
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Scientists are warning us that the winter is becoming shorter.
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Yeah, they're demanding higher wages, shorter hours and long pants.
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The shorter side pulls the longer side into a curl.
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There they might encounter a line, typically a shorter one.
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Sort of like the average Michael Bay movie, only shorter.
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By the end Momoa is shorter, much thinner and balding.
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Plus, there's a much shorter line at the shower afterward.
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Theme entries might be shorter and scattered throughout the grid.
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Shorter vacations are on the rise, according to their findings.
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For most of history, she explained, childhood was much shorter.
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It took less than 90 seconds but seemed even shorter.
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The rents were lower and the walk to work shorter.
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Gail: In the much shorter run, tonight is debate night.
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More and more people are interested in a shorter workweek.
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The current government is also not backing a shorter workweek.
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The quarter was one week shorter than a year ago.
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Last April, the woman reported that Shorter touched her vagina.
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Yes. As I get older and shorter, I'm thinking bigger.
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Shorter swings would help workers maintain bonds with their families.
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It is much shorter than usual without the traffic, yay!
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Sometimes longer stretches of the intestine were bypassed, sometimes shorter.
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For those abused as adults, the window is often shorter.
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The current study also links obesity to a shorter life.
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One thing about ukulele comedy is that shorter is better.
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Trump's schedule is significantly shorter than those of past presidents.
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But this ULX had a shorter life than its predecessors.
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Her proposal for shorter workweeks was considered "unrealistic" by critics.
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The hope was that shorter shifts would improve patient care.
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Others shared shorter sections or screenshots from the gunman's livestream.
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Until then, the group had published shorter, less ambitious videos.
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It's a shorter game, but it thankfully never felt incomplete.
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Making them even shorter could make that disparity even worse.
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Shorter quarterbacks like Drew Brees and Russell Wilson have thrived.
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Then, a few weeks after her big cut, Hudson revealed yet another shorter look while on her Pretty Happy book tour — this time, with the ends just hitting her shoulders, and shorter-seeming bangs.
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With product lifecycles becoming shorter and shorter across the industry, you might end up buying a product released two years ago that will reach end-of-support in one year or in several months.
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He made par 4's shorter to encourage big hitters to try to reach them off the tee and added a shorter cut of rough to make the penalty for near misses less severe.
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The combined ECB moves were less aggressive than what some traders had expected, touching off selling in shorter-dated German government debt, which in turn spilled over into shorter Treasury maturities, traders and analysts said.
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Why it matters: Fox is the first network to push the shorter ad format to TV, in an effort to lure back audiences that had become accustomed to the shorter ad breaks on social media.
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Some are even comparing her to Lucy Hale, another star that keeps going shorter and shorter, and here in the R29 offices, we find a striking resemblance to a younger Christina Ricci or Winona Ryder.
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The portion of the AirPods Pro that fits into your ear is slightly larger than that of the regular AirPods, but the stem is slightly shorter — hence the need for a shorter but wider case.
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She noticed that as she got older, her poems got shorter and shorter, and I've been reflecting on that because this book has significantly fewer pictures than previous books, which I was really adamant about.
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That could include new packaging, shorter prescriptions and more targeted doses.
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And it will just be some shorter stuff, mostly published online.
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Patents should be rarer, shorter and easier to challenge in court.
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In "Waves," the leaked version is shorter with slightly different lyrics.
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Shorter-dated notes are the most sensitive to interest rate increases.
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The Convention has a wider lens and a shorter shelf life.
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In Bat, we write shorter songs that are heavier and harder.
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She signaled any license renewal could be for a shorter period.
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The dogs from the Koster site were slightly smaller and shorter.
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You know, I make the wall two feet shorter or something.
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"But that list is getting shorter by the day," Vance said.
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As a result, supply chains are getting shorter, faster and smarter.
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The Mini (bottom) is much shorter than the Boosted Stealth (top).
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You can say, well, we need a radically shorter working week.
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" Kaseberg: "The Washington Monument is ten inches shorter than previously thought.
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The technician's theory was supported by Caterpillar's shorter-term daily chart.
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It's shorter," he said, "and that doesn't look like Fred Noonan.
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Same dark roots, petite frame and a tad shorter than Alex.
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You have to take a longer joke and make it shorter.
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The days are darker, colder, and shorter this time of year.
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"Although I'm not sure it can get any shorter," he added.
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Lyft is cheaper (or else Lyft trips tend to be shorter).
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Think of it as the GLC SUV with a shorter roof.
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The list of outfielders who have done it is much shorter.
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Today I make $46.20 because the lesson is shorter than normal.
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Instead, shorter and shallower slumps led to rising long-term growth.
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Short-term health insurance soon could get a whole lot shorter.
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It worked out to be better terms over a shorter period.
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It's unlikely that the U.S. will soon shift to shorter days.
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His next release is a shorter effort: a novella from Tor.
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In a shorter orbit, the spacecraft would have completed 33 orbits.
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Brows were shorter, slightly fuller, and had a tube-like shape.
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Formula E races are shorter than almost every other major motorsport.
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Shorter was released from prison Thursday on a $15,000 cash bond.
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Among them: Life is short, and getting shorter by the minute.
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In an era of shorter songs, Black Habits offers the opposite.
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Like the case, the buds themselves are also shorter and wider.
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A stereotypical Hutu is shorter, has broader features and grows crops.
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What freedom do shorter, serialized works afford you as an author?
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She did pledge shorter queues for Indian frequent flyers to Britain.
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Officers found his son in the trunk of Shorter&aposs car.
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In the shorter term, it risks sinking in a different sense.
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For the shorter hitters, the game plan has not really changed.
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I took on shorter article assignments instead of long book projects.
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Shorter maturities dipped following relatively soft two-year bond auction results.
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Shorter than she would have liked, with a desk clerk's posture.
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It's really just a shorter rehash of the classic Downton opener.
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A new rule makes the enrollment period shorter by six weeks.
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Who doesn't want fewer appointment cancellations and shorter waiting room lines?
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"VR is going to be shorter, very intense bursts," Koller said.
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Emmanuel, 29, also addressed concerns about the shorter, six-episode season.
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They'd also be a shorter distance from Harvard to visit Malia.
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You can play to their flaws if it's a shorter run.
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They will also sign shorter leases to give both parties flexibility.
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If we understood, we'd happily go for a shorter French fry.
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James: I really like that he went a little shorter there.
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Human legs are longer than ape legs, and arms are shorter.
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I also think he's way shorter than this waxwork makes out.
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Many Senegalese, especially women, prefer shorter races, at least for now.
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She paired the shimmering dress with a shorter new pixie cut.
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But there's also just regular, straight-up porn in shorter fics.
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A shorter taxi strike also took place in Valencia this morning.
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Shorter on the sides, pushed back to the side, Come on.
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Sound smart: Extreme-ultraviolet radiation is wavelengths shorter than 91.2 nanometers.
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Shorter: that patients, absorbing the medical and cultural discourses of their
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Because, if so, this show could have been a lot shorter.
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A slightly shorter trim can send me into a full panic.
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Today the list of potential partners just got a little shorter.
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He should have been more soft-spoken and contrite — and shorter.
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We accomplished a lot more in a shorter amount of time.
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The visits from her family are shorter and materialize less often.
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"Put very simply, the flights are a lot shorter," Trump said.
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That's why those of us in New York have shorter days.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Facebook's long-term problem just got shorter.
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AAIFRYS=CDC The effect is even starker in some shorter tenors.
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Briefings are shorter, less substantive and rarely on camera these days.
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Today there are whole organizations dedicated to rallying even shorter workweeks.
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Women are wearing headscarves, and the men are shorter and hardened.
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The shorter the body of the email, the better, experts say.
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First, it wants to create shorter series specifically for Apple Music.
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Usain Bolt's long stride gives him an advantage over shorter rivals.
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The sliders won't let you select anything shorter than three seconds.
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This means kittens with shorter cooldown time usually sell for more.
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The show was also rife with shorter, strategically used musical moments.
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Most of the other cheating threads tend to be shorter-lived.
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He ran the shorter-lived fan club for the band Television.
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Shorter-dated Italian bond yields also weakened in early Wednesday trading .
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Tuesday will be a shorter day, devoted primarily to opening remarks.
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According to the AKC, longer coats are softer than shorter ones.
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Also, is Michonne's hair shorter or is it all tied up?
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The more the leaders have disagreed, the shorter the final statement.
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Apple reviewing old apps for quality + encouraging shorter app names. pic.twitter.
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Shorter timespans are also possible: Canada publishes a monthly GDP estimate.
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Review time is dramatically shorter and developers can buy search ads.
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The shorter cycle means it is becoming a commodity, he said.
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"I wish the off-season was a lot shorter," he said.
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The scores predicted that West Africans should be shorter than Europeans.
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Shorter-dated yields surged to its highest level since September 2008.
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SGT Updated with Uber's comments on fare structures for shorter rides.
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And customers have long complained about frequent delays and shorter trains.
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Some of us are taller, some are shorter, some are murderers.
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For shorter-term needs, a cash reserve for emergencies is critical.
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But in the shorter-term, Sanders is in a tricky position.
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The distance between you and the farthest audience is much shorter.
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To keep your meetings shorter, keep your information-dissemination techniques simple.
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The original animated movie was a lot shorter than our movie.
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Shorter review: The guy really knows how to give a speech.
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Walks from bus and car drop-off points were far shorter.
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Notably, signs were more optimistic in the shorter-range narrowbody sector.
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Another option is to simply pick a cheaper and shorter program.
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Shorter ads show the golfer using Citi's mobile app while practicing.
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"Meetings could be shorter just by keeping all the technology away."
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Or choose a family-specific itinerary with shorter, less challenging hikes.
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The longer artists keep at it, the shorter the distance gets.
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And more evidence suggests shorter chain carbohydrates give the "floury" taste.
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The average player earns much less over a much shorter span.
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Any shorter, he says, ''is disruptive for whoever the community is.
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If ever I wished for a shorter girl, it was then.
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The rainy season has become shorter, marked by more frequent droughts.
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Many readers have already developed a taste for shorter digital works.
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The songs were shorter, the production shittier, and the performances brasher.
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Seemingly, being in the mix has benefited shorter-term residents, too.
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It's shorter than Kim Kardashian's marriage to Kris Humphries (72 days).
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It's shorter than the run of "Doubt" on CBS (2 weeks).
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"Naloxone is often shorter-acting than some potent opioids," Elvekjaer notes.
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Senrak's European opponent was shorter but heftier, strong and mentally prepared.
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Sansa's reign over Winterfell might be shorter than she had hoped.
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He also seems to have cut his signature hair much shorter.
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They're cheaper than Metro buses for rides shorter than seven miles.
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I want to streamline things, make them shorter and more powerful.
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Among the shorter entries, I liked NO SEX and I.T. GUY.
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But the killing is a lot shorter in the original telling.
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They include Cher, above, Reba McEntire, Philip Glass and Wayne Shorter.
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" He added, "I think they should just start making shorter shorts.
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So, you know, they're doing this on a much shorter timeline.
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This is a recipe for floods, droughts and shorter rainy seasons.
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It is long on broad, general proposals, but shorter on specifics.
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Modern attention spans also demand much shorter skits, the creators said.
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It lasted 16 days, which is shorter than the current shutdown.
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"This is not," he said, gesturing to the shorter AHCA draft.
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They had produced a much shorter video with higher production value.
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A slightly shorter length really helps for maximum range of motion.
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As Hurricane Florence gets closer, our fingernails seem to get shorter.
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The second set, although the same score, was 21 minutes shorter.
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But it was more than 100 pages shorter than this one.
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A shorter, 30-second cut will air during the Super Bowl.
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If he wanted something shorter, he'd just cut it — no hem.
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Did you learn anything specific by being forced to go shorter?
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So. Maybe two inches shorter than me isn't a big deal?
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The poem became a bit shorter, more direct, I hope swifter.
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Now for fall, she's decided to go even blonder — and shorter.
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However, the battery life is shorter on both of those models.
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These beds are slightly shorter but wider than the cabin mattresses.
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The second, much shorter scene would take place inside the store.
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Kate Hudson traded in her long locks for dramatically shorter hair.
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Serendipitously, we have solved the problem on a much shorter timescale!
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This is a recipe for floods, droughts and shorter rainy seasons.
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As many as 20 drivers are at 25-1 or shorter.
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Several American counties have a shorter life expectancy than Cambodia does.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A shorter memory-chip cycle is emerging.
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That, especially, can be a deterrent given electric cars' shorter range.
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So it was a much shorter day today than yesterday, thankfully.
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Affordable education and shorter work hours would help us a lot.
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Affordable education and shorter work hours would help us a lot.
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However, lithium-sulfur batteries tend to have a far shorter lifespan.
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The last time Gentry started three players 6-4 or shorter?
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It's also likely he'll have a shorter life span, they said.
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I wore my brother's things, and he was shorter than me.
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CSC has a shorter operating history than more established global counterparts.
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Many people tailor the eating window to be shorter or longer.
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Yoelkis is a little shorter and not quite as thickly built.
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But perhaps none fell shorter than the guarantee of budget stability.
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In both countries, long-term yields are well above shorter ones.
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TAVR typically allows for shorter hospital stays and quicker recovery times.
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It's kind of a shorter-term horizon than most people think.
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But the payout is much shorter than for the bigger project.
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To put it very simply, the flights are a lot shorter.
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I'm five foot ten, man—[those] guys were shorter than me.
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The shorter front wall houses supplies, flat files, and painting racks.
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Lemons are also a lighter fruit with a shorter, sturdier stem.
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"Ariana rocked shorter hair all season long and Scheana went shorter after her breakup, so I thought it would be fun to change it up," Michael explained of why he chose to style them like twins.
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As you move through the shorter 718 AP2 irons, Titleist moves the center of gravity higher on the club face, delivering a good feel for the shorter shots where low handicap players will want more control.
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Depending on your timetable, you can also look to refinance at a shorter fixed period, such as a 15-year loan or an adjustable-rate loan that has a shorter fixed term before the rate adjusts.
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Since the outlawing of testosterone replacement therapy that burst seems to be lasting for shorter and shorter periods, and he really only looked like The Phenom for a brief burst of activity in the opening seconds.
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The ECB's move was less aggressive than what some traders had expected and led to selling in shorter-dated German government debt, which in turn spilled over into shorter U.S. Treasury maturities, traders and analysts said.
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Shorter-term closures will likely make little difference in the spread of the disease, new CDC guidance states, even as K-12 school districts across the country began announcing school closures within the shorter time frame.
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Now imagine you are the parent of a short child and your pediatrician tells you that your son or daughter will always be drastically shorter than the other kids and eventually, shorter than the other adults.
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The ECB's move was less aggressive than what some traders had expected and led to selling of shorter-dated German government debt, which in turn spilled over to shorter U.S. Treasury maturities, traders and analysts said.
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Landlords using its platform pay a commission on the total rental period, which it says is typically an academic year, but can be shorter a shorter timeframe, such as a summer, or as long as three years.
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A recent Reuters analysis of port data showed lines were 30 percent shorter this year versus 2016 despite larger volumes being shipped, suggesting traders are working with shorter export programs and avoiding commitments to mid-term loadings.
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For a shorter fighter, hoofing the taller man's leg to get it off the floor (by force or by them attempting to check) will often give the shorter man a good chance to get in and punch.
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In the shorter term, 5G networking is more immediately exciting to Rhizomatiks.
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The list of possible solutions is shorter than the list of grumbles.
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As the days grew shorter, my thoughts about the course grew darker.
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This new deleted scene is shorter, but equally as riveting and revealing.
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Do you like the shorter crop, or do you prefer it longer?
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Those mutations could result in things like stunted growth or shorter lifespans.
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Sarah prefers a shorter planning window; it makes clients easier to manage.
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Paulie gets TWO double-thick bands that are also SHORTER than Kam's.
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Shorter-dated bonds are less sensitive to inflation and interest rates rises.
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The earlier the company, the shorter the time horizon for forward planning.
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Already, many celebrities have gotten on board with shorter hair this season.
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He has called far less, far worse, on a far shorter timeline.
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The closest galaxies are in blue, since blue has a shorter wavelength.
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The company has average to below-average occupancy on their shorter flights.
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The only thing with a shorter shelf life than comedy is fashion.
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When you get a little tired, the fuse gets a little shorter.
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They also had shorter lifespans, so romantic matters had to be expedited.
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Arguably acceleratingly so as technology contributes to creating shorter term work gigs.
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For one thing, cheap materials tend to have a shorter life span.
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We do not see a proper plan for shorter term dollar inflows.
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But the timeline of these drugs could be shorter than we think.
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At Chop't, the line was shorter, but the service was still consistent.
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Those who work shorter weeks are also reported to be more productive.
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Treasury yields edged off lows, with shorter-end Treasury yields turning higher.
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Thankfully, it was one of the shorter trips without an overnight layover.
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A shorter version of this article was originally published by The Conversation.
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It also hangs around in the atmosphere for a far shorter time.
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No, not shorter office hours on Fridays... we're talking Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale.
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The work would have been more effective as a shorter, uninterrupted piece.
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We now have a shorter attention span than goldfish, the study found.
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Can they understand how a shorter mortgage term affects total interest paid?
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Indica strains, meanwhile, often have shorter, fatter leaves and dark, dense buds.
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Big changes are coming to the Oscars to make the ceremony shorter.
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"I was worried because he's so much shorter than me," she says.
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JIM CRAMER: Let's talk about shorter term that has captivated the narrative.
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With each new update, the hemlines got shorter and the neckline deeper.
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Unlike traditional investments, the timeline for a big return is much shorter.
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He is shorter than Fowler, who was 6 feet 3 inches tall.
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Shorter Ernst: Thanks for the interest, bless your heart, but I'll pass.
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That means while the hours are shorter, the workload is the same.
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Newcomers should ease into the sport with shorter or less competitive races.
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Airlines should also pay attention to their shorter flights too, he added.
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And in this case, stick to the mantra: the shorter, the chicer.
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The second person was described as slightly shorter with a thin build.
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American companies are also dipping a toe in the shorter workweek trend.
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I would say for shorter distances there's nothing better than the scooter.
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I wasn't your tall jock, I was more of your shorter guys.
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"I like better the idea of staying in something shorter," he said.
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Both of these changes — PR and a shorter calendar — could be incentivized.
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From now on, app names have to be shorter than 50 characters.
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K83, slightly shorter than Mount Everest, is 8,611 meters (28,251 feet) high.
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Analysts predict that shorter delivery times will lead to more frequent purchases.
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Though the form itself wasn't quite postcard-sized, it was indeed shorter.
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In the event Mr Kim's tenure proved even shorter than Mr Choi's.
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As it turns out, your money arc is shorter than you think.
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The Fed's tightening actions typically effect the shorter-end of the curve.
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In contrast, other primates' life spans are much shorter and highly variable.
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Others are negotiating for contracts to be done over a shorter period.
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Unfortunately, the receipt from his purchase was much shorter than 12 feet.
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That is seven pages shorter than the menu for the Cheesecake Factory.
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Do Mondays seem tougher than ever and weekends shorter than you remembered?
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Shorter drying time means less damage which means smoother, fuller, healthier hair.
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Sterling tumbled after Britain requested a shorter-than-expected delay for Brexit.
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"I'm going to try to make it a little shorter," he said.
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The sets are shorter; getting in and out of there is harder.
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In grown-up birds, it's splinter-like and shorter than the tibia.
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But the career lifespan of an e-sports gamer is even shorter.
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This quarter was one week shorter than the fourth quarter of 218.
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As a general rule, the smaller the town, the shorter the ballot.
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One user tweaked the old 32-lettered one to make it shorter.
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Indigenous Australians also live shorter lives, living 10 years below average Australians.
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Will they stick with new offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski's shorter passing game?
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It's shorter than giving the "great movies transcend age categories" speech, anyway.
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For this reason, some investors may choose to enter shorter-dated swaps.
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Unsafe water takes a kind of shorter-term psychic toll as well.
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The special reports at midnight on ABC and CBS were much shorter.
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Short story shorter: Jeremy remains the most boring part of this show.
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"People say they want shorter posts, but Google values information," she said.
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This new deleted scene is shorter, but equally as riveting and revealing.
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He owns both stocks, but also owns shorter-term puts in Apple.
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It's 4.7 inches shorter and nearly 2 inches lower than the XC90.
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Another factor cited by Get America Covered is the shorter enrollment period.
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It's similar to hibernation, but a shorter and shallower state called torpor.
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"The steak was nowhere near medium rare, despite my hopeful shorter timing."
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US land bases are also protected by similar, albeit shorter-range, systems.
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And your relaxation time will be even shorter if you get lost.
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And their prison terms tend to be much shorter than in America.
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Davis described his swing as quieter now and a little bit shorter.
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Despite the shorter time frame, the MSBA still offers noteworthy salary increases.
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Local winters are also about 10 days shorter than they were then.
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As the days get shorter, it can be tempting to move sluggishly.
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The cord is on the shorter side at about five feet long.
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The LaBianca report was shorter but contained a wealth of compelling information.
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These versions might retain the psychedelic element, but at much shorter durations.
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To enhance her color, Shorter lightened Howard's base to a chocolate brown.
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So you've got to be very aware of the shorter attention span.
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Sasha was shorter and bulkier than Olga, with a soft square face.
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Rounded strikes are both shorter, wider, and can be stepped inside of.
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Janel Parrish chopped her brunette locks to a shorter lob for spring.
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This may have been true in 1960, when the campaign was shorter.
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The bridge between listener and musician was a lot shorter back then.
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It's shorter than Conan O'Brien's tenure on 'The Tonight Show' (7 months).
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It's shorter than the time the Chilean miners spent trapped (69 days).
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Multiply it by a million times, in a shorter period of time.
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But some guys have hang-ups if they are shorter than you.
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That timeline is much shorter than previous estimates, including by Business Insider.
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The reason Orman favors a shorter term loan is simple: It's cheaper.
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So even though it was shorter inside a pocket, it felt bulky.
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"The reasons for excuses are getting shorter year by year," he said.
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The trio opted for the shorter lease and arrived in the summer.
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It's not clear yet, but it may have shorter lifespans on fabrics.
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McMahon suggested that games would be much shorter and the rules simpler.
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Or, if they wanted a shorter version, Latter-day Saints was preferred.
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But with methane, the chain of causation is much shorter and simpler.
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In addition to the shorter tapping window, spring is also arriving earlier.
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Louie Iacono's arrest record is shorter, with most of the cases sealed.
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First, the administration plans to extend leaves by an unspecified shorter period.
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Cano's absence will be shorter, but his injury was no less exasperating.
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Guessing it's on the shorter side considering Tom is 42 years old.
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The shorter one showed more, but the pictures were a little boring.
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Shorter days mean that commutes — and emergencies — often happen in the dark.
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Her time in Prescott was so much shorter than we had expected.
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With a shorter draft, some potential future stars might leave the game.
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Delays may not drop in total number, but they should get shorter.
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After the spacey explorations of "Mountain Battles," this album is shorter, punchier.
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C.E.O. tenures are getting shorter, especially at consumer-goods and industrial companies.
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Is the Olympic marathon a third shorter for women than for men?
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The shorter-term grant programs may not provide the nudge, he said.
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The point after a long rally usually is shorter, according to tennisabstract.
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Even more troubling, the duration between these three pandemics has gotten shorter.
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And it really put me back sort of on the shorter list.
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Barnes said the shorter week led to more energized and productive employees.
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Probably best to keep that other Z word on the shorter side.
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Children as young as 8 raced mini-dragsters on a shorter strip.
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Among competitors, only the Ford EcoSport was shorter (by about 2.5 inches).
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Miguel put them in high heels, so that I am even shorter.
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A shorter version of this extended cut is running in the game.
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One was the original slow movement; the shorter, revised one was kept.
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Then it became maybe a little shorter, and something with solar panels.
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Again and again, you racked up debt to your shorter-term benefit.
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He said that period would be shorter than the disruptions this summer.
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The president will recall that the pope is shorter than he is.
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It's hard to jump teams, especially now that the season is shorter.
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This rewarding album also includes a thoughtful selection of shorter Rachmaninoff pieces.
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Should he have been on a shorter leash given those red flags?
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On shorter lines, the open-access approach is harder to pull off.
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The political lifespan of a tyrannical autocrat would be much shorter. Arnold.
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The pattern has five parts, each shorter than the one before it.
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Like all fashion shows, it was considerably shorter than a Russian novel.
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Some pitchers can't; they're the ones who end up with shorter careers.
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The miniskirts will be shorter, the toys zoomier, the stunts more delirious.
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Meanwhile, the shorter Monday segment looks at declining stocks around the world.
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The solar year was actually a bit shorter than they had thought.
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The more high-fat milk people drink, the shorter their telomeres are.
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The only way you can get there is through two shorter flights.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, wants a shorter, more dignified event.
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Their physiology is different, with dogs having shorter snouts and wider skulls.
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Bets on fewer rate hikes played out more in shorter-dated Treasurys.
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Bank of America says the shorter calendar will also benefit online sales.
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The same goes for shorter-term CDs, like three or six months.
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The third man she identified was Shorter, who denied being the father.
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For example, at first, the city wanted residents to take shorter showers.
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Insurers want states to be able to set a shorter time period.
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The Oscars may have also benefited from shorter than usual running time.
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Furthermore, the shorter-course regimens led to lower rates of antibiotic resistance.
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Or you might push, like some "degrowthers," for a shorter work week.
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But it was shorter than the 15 years requested by government prosecutors.
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The parts closer to the eyes with shorter hairs are trimmed carefully.
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Shorter completions, Brohm suggested, might be more trouble than they are worth.
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Similar spending battles have led to two shorter shutdowns during Trump's presidency.
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We should make nine-minute videos, no we should make shorter videos.
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I was wondering what attracts you to working in those shorter formats?
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Because Duncans are slower to mature (and sweeten), their season is shorter.
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Mercury is going much faster and has a shorter distance to travel.
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His hair is much shorter now, and he's about to graduate college.
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The "NO!" list was much shorter and had no vegetables on it.
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The idea was, could you provide a shorter version of the Times.
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Other features the company is launching this month include shorter cancellation times.
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While the front looks like the KN-08, it is shorter than North Korea's ICBM, possibly making it a longer modification of the Musudan or a shorter modification of the KN-08, or possibly something else entirely. Canisters?
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Cruz Sr. is shorter than his son, at 5-foot-8 to 5-foot-10, about the average American male height or a little shorter, and was 24 at the time, so "short young Cuban" seems to fit.
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I dropped an additional $20 for Premier Access on this leg of the trip, which gives United passengers access to a shorter check-in line and, in some airports, a shorter security line and priority boarding as well.
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"To be fighting Gwen who is far over a foot taller than me and for her to be fighting someone who is far, far shorter than her its been a massive challenge," the shorter star said in the video.
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With the product launch cycle becoming shorter and shorter, staying competitive will mean it's critical for brands to think about things like understanding audience accuracy and early trend identification to anticipate the needs of the ever-changing consumer landscape.
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The researchers said this showed the flightless birds shared two traits of human speech -- that the most frequently used words are shorter, but also the longer the sentence (or for penguins: the call), the shorter the sounds within it.
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Matthew Walker, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Berkeley, has this expression, "The shorter you sleep, the shorter your life," so for the past year and a half I've been trying to get better about allocating enough sleep.
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Yes, I've only seen a shorter clip from this scene but it's beautiful.
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The self-service line is shorter, but the minimum purchase is three stamps.
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SHORTER-DATED U.S. TREASURY YIELDS TURN HIGHER, 2-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 1.845%
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Many people will probably ask that same question in a shorter time frame.
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She'd written two previous articles for the newspaper, but they were much shorter.
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But South Korea's shorter workweek did create a lot more demand for workers.
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The test version of Starship is shorter than the final version will be.
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Some women with shorter hair, maybe a lob, will walk with that hair.
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And in her latest Snapchat story, Hudson's hair appears to be even shorter.
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It's also more family-friendly with a PG rating and shorter run time.
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Not only must they make supply chains shorter, they must make them faster.
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But it's hard not to be shorter than the show's third-tallest Bachelor.
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Astronauts with shorter missions on the station averaged about six hours of sleep.
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Studies show the average person has a shorter attention span than a goldfish.
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Most mushers, though, competed on a shorter 200 km course over four stages.
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But that shorter wavelength is what makes UV so effective at penetrating skin.
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A somewhat shorter, 90-second commercial will start airing on TV on Thanksgiving.
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A relatively shorter sample guide on equity compensation is already available for free.
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A fourth, shorter report regarding methodology in improving broadband networks was ordered nullified.
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It's not specific — it works for people with shorter hair, with longer hair.
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Users must be no shorter than 5 feet 4 inches tall, for example.
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" Zarif offered a shorter version on Twitter Monday, saying "never threaten an Iranian.
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And that's in part because their path to revenue tends to be shorter.
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That's 11 days shorter than the 365 days of the standard Gregorian calendar.
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Coach Stan Van Gundy wants to rest Drummond for shorter stretches this season.
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Most shorter-dated yields rose, with the two-year climbing to 0.893 percent.
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Longer tweets, Anderson said, are generating more engagement than shorter tweets for publishers.
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The case is shorter, but significantly wider than the larger Apple Watch model.
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We absolutely love the way the bangs and shorter locks frame her face.
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Barnes is not alone in recognizing the benefits of a shorter work week.
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"I was worried because he's so much shorter than me," the actress said.
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The shorter, more casual nature of email was at odds with this tradition.
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But if the damage is less severe, the time frame will be shorter.
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Some people accused of sexual assault have received shorter sentences in the past.
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I choose a shorter workout today, since I'm sore from yesterday's boxing class.
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Distances between big cities are shorter, making road and rail transport serious rivals.
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That was a shorter survey, and it was taken by about 10,000 people.
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"I've said this a thousand times...we always run shorter duration," Gundlach said.
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McLendon and 60dB aren't the only ones seeing an opportunity in shorter content.
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FedEx is pushing for transparency in the industry through a shorter supply chain.
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In hindsight, Lohan's professional upswing looks shorter than it felt at the time.
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Other firms chose to issue funds with shorter terms to counter rising spreads.
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Fares on most trips shorter than 113,000km have fallen by less than 10%.
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They lengthened considerably, then upon return to Earth were much shorter than normal.
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They need clearer, shorter, more vulgar ways to say what they stand for.
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Plus, Atlassian wants to hold back money for a shorter period of time.
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But those cycles are short and get shorter as the night goes on.
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Their tails are naturally bobbed, shorter than the evocative whips of their cousins.
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Sure, it's shorter, but it doesn't actually free up space for anything useful.
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The yield curve inverts when shorter-dated yields rise above longer-dated ones.
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That means her firm is being more cautious and suggesting shorter duration bonds.
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Longer-dated U.S. Treasury bonds gained on Tuesday, while shorter-dated notes fell.
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For instance, what if Game of Thrones was 2/3rds shorter every episode?
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For us, the shorter the trip, the harder it is to not overpack.
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"Everyone wants more coverage, more inflation protection and shorter wait periods," Witt said.
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Instead, I made the length shorter in the back so it's less heavy.
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What if you want a game that's a little shorter and less complex?
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Jenner showed off her new shorter look on Snapchat for all to see.
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A shorter calendar, though, would make it easier for everyone to stay in.
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The Fed made no abrupt shift to shorter bonds prior to Operation Twist.
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Soon, school will start, work will pick up, and days will get shorter.
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"I think they'd love to have us here longer than shorter," said Sen.
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He used to be shorter than both actresses, and now towers over them.
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This is the first-time HBO will feature shorter-length, interview-based specials.
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You can watch a shorter clip of the exchange that we've uploaded below.
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For example, the retail sector utilized relatively shorter lags than the office sector.
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Yields, which move inversely to prices, on shorter-dated Treasury notes broadly fell.
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Brilliant thinking is rare, but courage is in even shorter supply than genius.
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She wanted it shorter, and for it to look a little more 'boyish.
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"It could be dramatically longer than that; it could be shorter than that."
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But immediately after the initial chop, Sims decided to take it even shorter.
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The government's estimates for the ultimate length of the wall keep getting shorter.
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How did it end up being so much shorter than the initial dives?
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Phased retirement, with shorter work hours, helps clients ease into a new lifestyle.
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The TOS-1 is relatively shorter range and kills almost entirely with pressure.
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The fingers were a little shorter than the average palm of that size.
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We're loving the shorter version, which hits mid-calf and feels super versatile.
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It seemed like forever but it probably was shorter than what it seems.
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The shorter-dated 2024s were seen at 100.75/57.003 against reoffer at par.
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They could also refinance into shorter term loans, paying off principal more quickly.
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Masculine sounds were always going to be hard stops, rougher edges, or shorter.
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By that time, Van Horn had taken a shorter route to catch up.
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"That shorter time horizon could mean a slightly less aggressive approach," he added.
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As the nights get shorter and the days colder, people forget about her.
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Let's start with the much-shorter list of who's not running for president.
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But a little later, at a shorter albeit similarly intensive retreat, something snapped.
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"I think he was a solid two feet shorter than me, " she continues.
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When I cut my hair shorter, he'd call me by a male name.
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Longer-dated yields declined more than shorter-dated ones, flattening the yield curve.
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With the internet and especially smartphones and Twitter, the feedback loop is shorter.
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Those who e-filed with direct deposit can expect an even shorter turnaround.
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By the time he was eight, Bruner Jr. was playing with Wayne Shorter.
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But the process was neither shorter nor longer than it had to be.
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But several recent commanders have served shorter tours for a variety of reasons.
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Falling a lot shorter of last year's totals would not have been surprising.
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SpaceX has performed a shorter test of at least one other landed rocket.
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IN THESE days of 24/7 news channels, attention spans have become shorter.
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A flight from NYC to London that's probably shorter than your morning commute?
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As a bonus, Musk showed off a shorter version, set to Benny Hill:
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Even over shorter periods, more recent "Outlooks" for renewables have been stunningly wrong.
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Efficient trials, as endorsed in the bill, are also likely to be shorter.
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Often, the endings of these shorter pieces feel too tidy, the resolutions pat.
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As for the slimmer PS4, it's noticeably shorter than its 4K-friendly alternative.
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But a shorter version suitable to be shown in schools also is available.
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Where kicks are long, powerful and unstable, punches are shorter, weaker, but stable.
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First, it was Troian Bellisario who debuted a much shorter, retro-looking haircut.
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They say congregants have a shorter attention span and are more easily distracted.
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Hardly anyone would then argue that attending a diverse school makes students shorter.
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Then regarding the financial crisis — well, there my take is a lot shorter.
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Unions' role in winning shorter work weeks is not only about bargaining power.
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Then came another, shorter volley of gunfire, and the evacuation grew more urgent.
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And other towns in Sweden that previously tested shorter workdays ultimately abandoned them.
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But investors with shorter deadlines may find that reliance on stocks too risky.
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And since they don't have to swim far, their flippers are shorter, too.
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A shorter vacation can be easier to plan, budget for, and recover from.
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The index crossed its shorter-term 200-day moving average in early May.
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I moved to the line on the right once it became much shorter.
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Chang was known for his speed since he was shorter than most opponents.
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However, the company is rolling out shorter windows for domestic services this summer.
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Mr. Keller acknowledged that stories would get a bit shorter as a result.
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This allows for a shorter charging time with higher charging power, Porsche says.
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In later seasons of the show, Donna's character sported a shorter, darker haircut.
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Maris proposed shorter term limits for elected officials and simplifying the tax code.
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The 16-day itinerary includes all of the features of the shorter cruises.
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Last winter, Zadie's emails to me became not only more infrequent but shorter.
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Lawmakers now face a shorter window before attention shifts to the 2020 election.
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His rivalry with le Clos, while shorter in duration, has been more intense.
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In October, Johnson sported shorter, wavy locks and a ruffled, strapless black dress.
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It's a shorter flight to Tokyo from here than it is to Washington.
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Still, despite the excitement, the first segment is much shorter than once envisioned.
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I consider them much safer and they yield more and have shorter duration.
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Egan wondered if it was possible to construct superpermutations even shorter than Houston's.
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My first thought was that he seemed shorter than I thought he'd be.
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So the ceremonial course will be eight miles shorter this year, officials said.
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When you're 9 inches shorter than the average man, abuse will find you.
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COOPER: Senator Sanders, you... SANDERS: My answer — my answer is a lot shorter.
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That period could be shorter if beds in those facilities are already occupied.
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For this week's breakdown, we're going to use a shorter clip than usual.
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Now, though, both teams have someone whose list of requirements is much shorter.
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The boys were much shorter than the King, and they whined a lot.
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"Shorter workouts need to create a serious amount of metabolic demand," Trink says.
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"I expect the timeline is going to be much shorter," Tobin told VICE.
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Beneath this hatch was another shaft, this one much shorter and extremely narrow.
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It's fitting that the track is one of the shorter entries on Discovery.
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Coming to Pebble Beach, on top of that, it's a shorter golf course.
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I have dated dudes shorter than me, my height, and taller than me.
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You can also rent out homes in the community for shorter-term stays.
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The shorter hairdo was just the result of a dye job gone wrong.
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It is unlikely that a Medicare for All bill will be any shorter.
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The checkout line was shorter, and I was in a slightly better mood.
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Scenes are shorter: three or four minutes as opposed to six or seven.
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It is a shorter, 90-second version of the ad released digitally Wednesday.
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Of his 263 career starts, including the playoffs, only three have been shorter.
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As a result, organizers decided to restart the event at a shorter distance.
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Suggestions of social distancing turned to shorter operating hours with half-capacity rules.
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Using many of the same techniques, the video team also produces shorter pieces.
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We listened to longer speeches and shorter speeches and heard a terrible poem.
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He debuted a new tattoo and shorter hair in the summer of 2012.
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I think with this president, you would expect it would be much shorter.
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An older, shorter man could barely lift the shotgun he had been issued.
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"The 'days on market' is much shorter than in previous years," she said.
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Hoppert: The ninth-place Derby finisher may be better suited for shorter distances.
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An even shorter evaluation of the consequences of seismic testing is nearing completion.
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Maris proposed shorter-term limits for elected officials and simplifying the tax code.
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The list is much shorter among Democrats: Seven House members and no senators.
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Johnny plans to call 23 witnesses, but Amber's list is much shorter ... 7.
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McCain were uninsured, he'd likely live a shorter life after his cancer diagnosis.
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" LK: "I'm the shorter one, and that's my sister, Jeang, on the right.
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Chris Brown, managing member at Aristides Capital, another Tesla shorter, was also emboldened.
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Stores with worse performance will be open for a shorter amount of time.
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In May 1955, Warren issued an even shorter opinion for a unanimous court.
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This naturally makes investment a shorter-term affair, limiting its scope and ambition.
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Green bean season is shorter than my list of ways to prepare them.
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It's a bit shorter and now has a headline, but it's otherwise untouched.
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The much longer distances travelled imply shorter life cycles for the shared vehicles.
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I altered the method to make the process shorter and added some aromatics.
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Our attention now has to be harnessed and somewhat focused; deliberations are shorter.
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ANA's order includes 2787 1.83-21.8 stretch versions and four shorter 2787-2787s.
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On the internet, the half life of outrage seems only to get shorter.
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The campaign is now asking a shorter list to fill out lengthy questionnaires.
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Awards season is shorter this year, and the Oscars ceremony may be, too.
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Box of Kraft mac and cheese: 10 minutes (shorter for the microwaved version).
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Pros: Super soft, lots of color and pattern options,Cons: Shorter mattress depth
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At Judge Gergel's prodding, Richardson had the subsequent witnesses testify for shorter periods.
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Before his breakout role on "Game of Thrones," Momoa had much shorter hair.
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Size: The upright leaves can reach four feet tall, although most remain shorter.
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But their children will have fewer identical segments, which will also be shorter.
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"Since then 'tis centuries; but each feels shorter than the day," Maureen continued.
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Here are a few gifts that will make your list a little shorter.
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So truck drivers are able to move more goods in a shorter distance.
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John Richardson, though it is shorter and more streamlined than the previous design.
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It turned out that hotel rooms were in even shorter supply than gas.
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Digital platforms and digital attention spans may make hit songs shorter, for instance.
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In a festival context, it's often shorter pieces, grouped together, that feel unfinished.
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ANA's order includes 2787 1.83-21.8 stretch versions and four shorter 2787-2787s.
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This time, however, the suspension is much shorter, running from Tuesday until Oct.
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Many are shorter than a minute, and none are longer than eight minutes.
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This option is more fashion-forward, suitable for shorter or city-based trips.
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ANA's order includes 2787 787-10 stretch versions and four shorter 787-9s.
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But The Touryst scratches that itch, only in a much shorter time frame.
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It&aposs a shorter window with the progestin-only pill: just 248 hours.
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Before that the service had sent tanks in small formations for shorter periods.
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"The Apostles" was the first; the second was "The Kingdom," a shorter work.
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Mr. Musk's planned 29-minute trip is considerably shorter than the current options.
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The sleeves on the 2 are a hint shorter than I&aposd like.
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And it's an hour and 15 minutes shorter than "The Irishman" as well.
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And it's an hour and 15 minutes shorter than "The Irishman" as well.
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Life expectancy is also shorter in the US by more than two years.
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Since childhood, has the list of foods you avoid gotten shorter or longer?
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Typically, the declaration is reserved for shorter-term issues, such as disease outbreaks.
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At 6 feet 3 inches, Cue is shorter than the average NBA player.
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And some women are even cutting their hair shorter to save on washes.
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However, the Cybertruck replica is about six feet shorter than the actual Cybertruck.
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The 300-page report is almost 150 pages shorter than Mueller's massive tome.
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Hubert Sumlin, B. B. King, Solomon Burke, Wayne Shorter, Willie Nelson, Levon Helm.
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Bina48 stood a little shorter than her neighbors and appeared considerably less enthusiastic.
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Birds, for example, had already appeared and their incubation times were probably shorter.
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Jason Momoa and Zac Efron also ditched their long locks for shorter styles.
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In Africa, modern humans acquired shorter faces, a prominent chin and slender limbs.
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Leaellynasaura had an extraordinarily long tail, but D. pickeringi's tail was much shorter.
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The suits seen on draft nights today are much tighter and much shorter.
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Mr. Onaodowan's tenure was always going to be short — it just got shorter.
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Is its technology transformative, innovative enough to justify the shorter-term financial losses?
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Italian officials have suggested the final communique will be shorter than 10 pages.
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And even the slightly shorter entries in the west and east are fun.
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She can look at stature: people who are shorter could have experienced stress.
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"We can bless more area in a shorter amount of time," he said.
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Your genetics, however, is what causes your cycle to be longer or shorter.
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While shorter on range than most gasoline-powered vehicles, electric vehicles accelerate rapidly.
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I do shorter ones, London to Brighton, London to Bristol, things like that.
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Prosecutors have indicated they'll recommend a significantly shorter sentence if he cooperates thoroughly.
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And for this final one, I'm going to try to make it shorter.
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And they're short so — shorter — and they're nice, they're packed full of goodness.
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Twitter's belief is that longer posts, not shorter ones, perform better on Twitter.
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Push the long end through the loop which is behind the shorter end.
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Brown rice, although often considered to be healthier, has a shorter shelf life.
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Shorter games mean less time to blow 25 point leads, right Falcons fans?
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Others, like paws4people and MidAmerica Service Dogs, conduct shorter training sessions more frequently.
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In the Olympics, the cutoff point for women was even shorter: 800 meters.
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I'd perhaps have striven to see every possibility if Late Shift was shorter.
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The shorter, more casual nature of email was at odds with this tradition.
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The "Work" singer paired the shorter cut with some long, side-swept bangs.
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The new RF system has a wider 1203mm mount with a shorter 20mm flange, meaning it's a lot wider to let more light in, and the distance from the lens to sensor is shorter, which should aid its focusing capabilities.
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It could be more helpful to you to make your list longer or shorter than 10, or to have a longer or shorter time frame than six months, but make it quantifiable so you can be a bit scientific about it.
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"We're seeing this big push to limit abortion later in pregnancy, but also imposing a gestational time limit that becomes shorter and shorter over time," Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute, told Refinery29 at the time.
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Usually I write about recent movies I've watched up here, but my backlog of films to write about has gotten shorter and shorter for a couple reasons recently: for one, it's summer, so I'm finding more reasons to leave the house.
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That's what we need to do now, in this moment, and I believe every time people stand up like that, the cycle of welcoming others gets longer and longer and the periods of nativism, of rejection, get shorter and shorter.
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He has toned down his provocative presence on social media and cut his hair — which was the subject of considerable attention during spring training — shorter and shorter, the latest trim last week earning him repeated plaudits from reliever David Robertson.
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They found that men who had two or more four-ounce servings of fish a week had a 47 percent shorter time to pregnancy, and women a 60 percent shorter time, than those who ate one or fewer servings a week.
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The researchers caution that on shorter hops, the amount of movement of passengers and crew would be much less, but on longer flights, there would be substantially more movement -- so the results cannot be applied to either shorter or longer flights.
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