Areas of slightly stronger gravity (more mass) as well as slightly weaker gravity will change this distance slightly.
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"There's something slightly punk about it, slightly rebellious," he said.
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She slightly squints her eyes and slightly retracts her ears.
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Stocks were slightly higher and Treasury yields were slightly lower.
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They might feel slightly superior or slightly frustrated with my accent.
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The EKG is slightly less frantic at Totokaelo, but just slightly.
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"This mansion will be slightly irreverent, slightly topsy-turvy," David said.
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As a certain kind of slightly morbid, slightly depressive, slightly self-intoxicated, deeply predictable, pre-emptively apologetic literary fan-girl, I loved Sylvia Plath.
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The AirPods Pro do sound slightly slightly better with Ambient EQ enabled.
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Each year, you'd earn slightly more interest on a slightly larger balance.
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I like you how you are now, slightly rich and slightly famous.
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He's all angles, rakishly slim, with slightly surprised, slightly sardonic blue eyes.
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It meant that my televisual Cordon Bleu was slightly sedate—slightly quiet.
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The English are slightly more reserved and New York, slightly less adventurous.
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"I like [my grooming] slightly rugged, slightly loose," he told the publication.
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Aside from slightly more cushion (and slightly less click) in the keyboard and a slightly whiter aluminum finish, the industrial design is exactly the same.
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From there the scale slides down to Very Very Slightly Imperfect (VVS1 and VVS2), Very Slightly Imperfect (VS1 and VS2) and Slightly Imperfect (SI1 and SI2).
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In partnership with Macy's, we've detailed the precise slightly sportif/slightly preppy/slightly '90s-lug-sole-loafer aesthetic we're bringing to life in the months ahead.
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The stock was up slightly in Wednesday morning trade before turning slightly lower.
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And it's just an exaggerated, slightly only exaggerated ... KS: Mm-hmm, slightly only.
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And each one has a slightly different interface and provides slightly different results.
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I feel like I can slightly still see this bruise, but very slightly.
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It's slightly smaller, and slightly lighter, and even a little bit brighter too.
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As I've aged, I've crept slightly closer to its aesthetic, but only slightly.
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James Corden took advantage of this slightly raunchy, more-than-slightly-depressing story.
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Respondents of both sexes differed slightly on whether immigration or the economy should be prioritized with men slightly favoring immigration and women leaning slightly toward the economy.
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The U.S. dollar index held slightly lower, and stocks traded slightly lower as well.
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It's evolved slightly more for the audiences and it's becoming slightly worse for us.
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On that basis, earnings would be slightly above forecasts and revenue very slightly below.
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Edges glowed slightly, text was a little fuzzy, and some objects appeared slightly transparent.
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In other words, earnings per share are slightly above expectations, revenue is slightly below.
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On one tape they look very slightly younger, on another very slightly less comfortable.
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Except— —Except the mask is so slightly different, the cloak so slightly less ragged.
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"Little girls buy fashion dolls with idealized proportions which means slightly larger heads, eyes and lips; slightly smaller noses and waists; and slightly longer limbs than those that appear routinely in nature," Kozinski wrote, giving "slightly" a meaning I never knew it had.
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The new things are rather small: a slightly faster processor, slightly upgraded graphics card, a slightly upgraded Thunderbolt 3 port, and the option for up to 1TB of storage.
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There are places where the pitch is slightly off, or the timing is slightly off.
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All mixers are going to come in with slightly different levels and slightly different feels.
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Travelers are seeing slightly higher prices this year, even as occupancy rates have dropped slightly.
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Merck and Pfizer were slightly in the red Wednesday morning; United Health was up slightly.
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When a star is approaching Earth, its light is slightly bluer; when away, slightly redder.
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It later traded slightly higher on the day, and was last down slightly at $1.1861.
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But maybe Hilton's slice does diminish slightly—only slightly—in order to grow the pie.
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Emma is back as her slightly tongue in cheek, slightly legitimately scary Evil Emma guise.
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Good vermouth is a great aperitif, sometimes slightly sweet, sometimes slightly bitter, but always balanced.
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IS THAT CORRELATION OVER DONE, WHETHER WE GET A SLIGHTLY FLAT OR SLIGHTLY STEEPER CURVE?
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With a fixed number of drivers and trains, slightly lower speed means slightly lower frequency.
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And that next big thing isn't going to be slightly faster speeds or slightly better cameras.
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Shares of Restaurant Brands were slightly positive on Monday, while shares of Popeyes were slightly negative.
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It's footprint is only slightly larger than the 42-millimeter Apple Watch, and only slightly thicker.
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A slightly larger screen with slightly smaller bezels and Samsung's Dex software instead of Chrome OS?
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The new ingredients include less cocoa, slightly more sugar, and slightly less fat, the center said.
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Sterling, meanwhile, slightly strengthened against the dollar after slightly higher than expected inflation data from Britain.
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Priced at £49.99 ($65), the new 3310 is slightly smaller, and ever so slightly more modern.
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Trump won Pennsylvania by a slightly bigger margin, surpassing Clinton by slightly more than 643,000 votes.
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The Camry's rear cabin features slightly less legroom than the Accord while boasting slightly better headroom.
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Change in the number of uninsured: Slightly higher in 2018, but slightly lower starting in 2020.
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Michigan had slightly more voters under 30 and slightly more male voters than the Southern states.
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Thugger lives in space, melody and charisma, but Baby's doing something slightly different, slightly more cocky.
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The problem is that it always responded slightly too late and with slightly too much moderation.
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The yen and Swiss franc weakened slightly, suggesting a slightly better mood among investors on Friday.
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Stock futures were slightly weaker ahead of the jobs report, and bond yields were slightly lower.
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And the switch may be a painful adjustment at first; you'll need to get used to a slightly lower paycheck, a slightly smaller tax refund or a slightly higher tax bill.
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"The U.S. dollar is slightly weaker and U.S. bond yields are slightly lower as well," he said.
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Shares of Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips were down slightly, while Chevron and BP shares were up slightly.
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Harington was photographed on the streets of Paris with friends looking slightly damp and slightly off balance.
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One informant looked slightly toward the person placing the bait, while the other information looked slightly away.
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Its $4.23 billion in revenue was slightly below what Wall Street expected but earnings were slightly better.
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Deaths in the marine and railroad sectors also slightly increased last year, while aviation fatalities slightly decreased.
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Did Trump really do slightly better than Romney with Latino women and slightly worse with Latino men?
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The result is that the full "super" moon appears slightly larger and slightly brighter in the sky.
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Yes, it is true that black voters were slightly underrepresented in 2016 and slightly overrepresented in 2003.
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The People's Vote campaign is a number of different pro-European organizations that were working since the Brexit vote, but often with slightly different messages, slightly different campaign strategies, slightly different end objectives.
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As I pulled the tight blue, slightly shiny, slightly polyester-feeling silk over my shoulders, I felt invincible.
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Like the iPhone X, the iPhone XS footprint is slightly taller and slightly wider than an iPhone 8.
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Squat Stand with your feet slightly wider than hip-width distance apart, with your toes turned out slightly.
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The highest frequencies of each FRB arrive slightly earlier at Earth while the lowest frequencies arrive slightly later.
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Start standing with your feet slightly wider than hips-width distance apart, with your toes turned out slightly.
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Both Windows 113 machines have slightly tweaked designs that are slightly lifted off the surface for better airflow.
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What if you moved things into slightly higher definition and forced things to be slightly more rule-based?
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Those with checked bags have to pay slightly more and those without luggage have to pay slightly less.
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The euro inched slightly lower to $1.1131 and was down slightly against its Japanese counterpart at 114.27 yen .
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The hard corn tortilla was slightly cracked on the bottom, and the meat juices had soaked through slightly.
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Gillibrand and O'Rourke did slightly better than Democratic House candidates in their states, while Sanders did slightly worse.
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The dollar fell slightly against the euro to $1.1291 and rose slightly against the British pound to $1.423.
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She added, "PS- slightly blue tongue courtesy of bribery M&M's" to explain her daughter's slightly discolored tongue.
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The likely replacement is Fernandinho, slightly older and slightly less physically-imposing, but still a solid second choice.
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The standard softball field is also slightly smaller, with the pitcher's mound slightly closer to the batter's box.
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The standard softball field is also slightly smaller, with the pitcher's mound slightly closer to the batter's box.
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In last year's election, Mr. Kenyatta won slightly more than half the votes, and Mr. Odinga slightly less.
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Well, every application wants a slightly different user interface, a slightly optimized set of buttons, just for it.
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They are present every year — always slightly bigger, slightly more spectacular — to welcome the teams to the field.
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The U.S. paid a slightly higher than average amount and Canada paid a slightly lower than average amount.
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Another 40 percent are either slightly morning people or slightly evening people, off by an hour or so.
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Maybe one of the new faces ends up having a slightly bigger nose or a slightly more furrowed brow.
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You attempt to befriend someone slightly above or slightly below your social station and are soundly punished for it.
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It might be expected that most provinces would be close to the target—whether slightly above or slightly below.
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Most provinces would be expected to be close to the target, with some slightly above and some slightly below.
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Mr Juppé wants to adjust existing rules: a slightly higher retirement age, a slightly lower level of public spending.
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The on-time arrival rate was slightly better than July and the industry did slightly better handling checked bags.
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The FreeBuds have a slightly longer, slightly flatter stem than the AirPods, and their case is a little larger.
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Under optimistic assumptions, the economic pie gets slightly bigger, but under pessimistic assumptions the economic pie gets slightly smaller.
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The result is that the full "super" moon appears slightly larger and slightly brighter to us in the sky.
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Shares of Facebook and Amazon were slightly negative by the end of trading Friday and Alphabet was slightly positive.
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By night, General Hifter's forces appeared to have advanced slightly on one front while falling back slightly on another.
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It's a way to offer a slightly bigger paycheck and a slightly larger cut of residuals from later broadcasts.
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The à la carte prices are on average slightly higher than at slightly better places such as 15 East.
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"The number of people uninsured would be slightly higher in 22026 but slightly lower starting in 22018," it said.
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The share of customers younger than 35 dropped slightly, while the share of customers older than 55 grew slightly.
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In response, companies are planning slightly smaller awards to executives and slightly larger amounts to other groups of employees.
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There is a slightly wider-angle selfie option in the Galaxy S10 Plus camera, but it's very slightly wider.
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"If he has slightly changed his tone during his latest communication, that's probably because he's seeing data ... that will actually lead him to change slightly, or to qualify slightly, the course he has adopted," she said.
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It's umami, slightly sweet, slightly salty, creamy but not cloying, and—oh sod it—I'd say he's achieved his aim.
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However, elements like gold and marble make the items seem slightly slightly more elevated than your average paper plate collection.
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Apple released a slightly updated version of AirPods earlier this year with a slightly faster chip and wireless charging support.
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He ended up with more delegates and you know, depending on how you counted, I was slightly ahead, slightly behind.
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Additionally, Trump supporters were found to be slightly more enthusiastic and slightly more certain of who they would vote for.
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It has retreated this week as liquidity in leu markets increased slightly, pushing the 3-month interbank rate slightly lower.
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Target — Shares of the retail giant rose slightly in the premarket, despite posting quarterly results that slightly missed analyst expectations.
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"There was a slightly elevated white count and we took his temperature again and that was slightly elevated," said Sisterson.
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The differences, which are few, is that Beyoncé is smiling slightly wider and has a slightly more interesting right eyebrow.
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The series explores the lives of two slightly depressed Brooklyn bartenders running a — you guessed it — slightly depressed Brooklyn bar.
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If you listen close, the Smart Clock seems to have slightly better bass and a maybe even slightly richer mids.
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The euro edged slightly lower to $1.1115 and was down slightly against its Japanese counterpart at 114.27 yen EURJPY=R.
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It will be slightly hotter than that on Saturday, and then very slightly cooler during the week but still humid.
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The Australian was slightly higher on the day at $0.7620 while the New Zealand dollar was slightly lower at $0.7042.
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I think we as individuals are always striving to do something slightly different or slightly better in our own minds.
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I'm slightly anxious about the notifications I might be missing, but only slightly; it's a manageable level that's not distracting.
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"The second half is slightly bigger, so (sales) will be slightly up, but not dramatically," he said in an interview.
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"My concern is that's much worse than just having slightly slower growth" from a slightly faster pace of rate increases.
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Other Nordic countries have a slightly better situation, thanks to slightly higher fertility and immigration, but they face similar challenges.
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"Eight out of 20 is slightly more responsive to good scores and slightly less responsive to bad scores," said Edmondson.
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The laptop is also ever-so-slightly smaller in all dimensions, allowing the bezels to get ever-so-slightly smaller, too.
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Each elector in California represents slightly more than 705,000 people, while each elector in Arizona represents slightly more than 611,000 people.
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The yield ratings are: yields well above average – 183, slightly above – 4, average – 3, slightly below – 2, well below average – 1.
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Swift's Instagram is a who's who of people who were hyper-relevant in 2013 and slightly (just slightly) less famous now.
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That may sound slightly (or more-than-slightly) terrifying, but in reality, it shouldn't be too much cause for personal concern.
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BAC's total net revenue of $19.5bn was down slightly from the sequential quarter, but up slightly from the year-ago quarter.
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Once the explosion occurred, the star system was slightly altered But once the explosion occurred, the star system was slightly altered.
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The euro was last up slightly against the dollar after dipping slightly to match Tuesday's roughly 13-week low of $1.1129.
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Numbers are still consistent with Obama administration years -- slightly below fiscal years 2013 and 2014 but slightly above 2015 and 2016.
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The current account balance was slightly negative in 2016 (-0.6% of GDP) and Fitch expects it to narrow slightly through 2019.
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Prices on British long-dated index-linked debt were down slightly on Tuesday, compared to slightly higher prices for conventional debt.
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The rest of the suites aren't like that at all; the rest of them are slightly more civilized, slightly more conservative.
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Kentucky has slightly lower average property prices than Iowa, and other costs are slightly lower in the Bluegrass state as well.
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"Employers can costlessly substitute higher paid, slightly older workers for identical but lower-paid, slightly younger ones," in Denmark, he says.
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It now trades at slightly over $100 a share, giving him a 19 percent gain in slightly more than two weeks.
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Ahead of Friday trading, the Dow and S&P 500 were slightly positive for the week, while the Nasdaq was slightly negative.
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When predicting a company's next product, the easy guess is always: it's slightly thinner, and maybe slightly worse off for it, too.
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The UK Oil and Gas index turned to trade slightly lower, up just 0.2 percent after the price of oil retreated slightly.
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If the water is about to spill out, lower the fire slightly until it calms slightly, but keep it at a boil.
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That makes it slightly heavier and slightly thicker than the original, at 3.63 pounds compared to 53 pounds for the original model.
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The Pixel produced slightly crisper images than the S7, which are in turn slightly more crisp than the iPhone 7's images.
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What's more, they've even been slightly longer, slightly deeper and no less frequent since World War II than they were back then.
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Major stock indexes wobbled on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ending slightly down and the S&P 500 slightly higher.
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The Switch Lite is slightly smaller and slightly lighter than the Switch — 0.61 lbs versus 0.88 lbs (277 g versus 399 g).
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Seren's family is slightly better off than David's, so he has a slightly more realistic path to follow toward stability and success.
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Support for the law, odd as it may seem, has fallen slightly from the peak among Republicans — and risen slightly among Democrats.
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If you consider yourself a moderate — whether you lean slightly right or slightly left — your choice in this year's midterms is clear.
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Transfer to a mortar and pestle along with the salt, and pound slightly until most of the sesame seeds are slightly nicked.
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The euro traded slightly higher against the dollar Monday, at $1.11 while the the dollar rose slightly against the yen, at 106.14 yen.
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"Slightly burned, slightly metallic" is how former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly describes it in his new book Endurance, about his year in space.
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The update has slightly redesigned the infamous (and slightly obnoxious) keyboard and lock clicks, and some people find the new noise oddly satisfying.
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The Federal Reserve's acknowledgement of slightly faster growth, slightly higher inflation and strengthening business and consumer sentiment are reassuring in these uncertain times.
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With most of the drag artists that sit for me, their before shots are slightly awkward—it's a slightly uncomfortable process for them.
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It's also well known that women have, on average, slightly smaller brains than men because they are, on average, slightly smaller in size.
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"It's this slightly nihilistic, slightly heartfelt look at two troubled people circling each other's troubles in a whirlpool of teenage angst," Peter explains.
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Trying to read with my display brightness flickering constantly from slightly darker to slightly lighter and back again nearly gave me a headache.
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The American Institute of Architects' architecture billings improved slightly, though barely in positive territory, as demand for design services in July rose slightly.
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He would offer Spaniards a clear choice between a slightly bigger state and less inequality, or slightly lower taxes and perhaps faster growth.
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Futures had pointed to a flat to slightly higher open ahead of the report and turned to trade slightly lower after the report.
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My experience agrees with that critique, with this image ably demonstrating the slightly desaturated, slightly too bright appearance of the S9's photos.
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Having America's monarch seen as a slightly daft, slightly racist uncle provides extra insurance against the monarch ever trying to seize real power.
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However, the storm's winds then began to weaken slightly as it interacted with the coastline and an area of slightly cooler ocean waters.
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"I consider it quite possible that the equilibrium jobless rate is slightly below our 4.5 percent estimate, but probably only slightly," Saunders said.
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The paratha is griddled with a few tablespoons of homemade ghee and slightly puffs up, not unlike a slightly greased-up flour tortilla.
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Millennials are slightly less devoted to the shows, which is one reason that ratings for the network have declined slightly over the years.
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The cities of Butembo, which has a slightly larger population than Bunia, and Beni, which is slightly smaller, have also experienced Ebola cases.
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Cups come in vanilla, strawberry, blueberry, peach and slightly sweet plain, and drinks come in vanilla chai, strawberry, mango and slightly sweet plain.
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The bitcoin offshoot, bitcoin cash, traded slightly lower near $1,476 , while digital currency ethereum also traded slightly lower near $441, according to CoinMarketCap.
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In recent weeks Riyadh has eased its austerity drive slightly, restoring financial allowances to public sector employees, and this should help consumption slightly.
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The Dow component was slightly higher intraday Tuesday, trading near $166 a share — though the stock was down slightly earlier in premarket trade.
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As unflattering information keeps accumulating, the share of Americans approving of him has ticked up from slightly below, to slightly above, 40 percent.
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Women have, if anything, received a slightly disproportionate share of jobs, and the pay gap for full-time workers narrowed slightly last year.
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Women are slightly more likely to fall than men, but men are slightly more likely to die as a result of a fall.
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Plans would become slightly cheaper, and going uninsured would become slightly more expensive, pushing healthier people at the margin into joining the exchanges.
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For math, the black-white gap went from around slightly more than a standard deviation to slightly more than half a standard deviation.
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African-Americans are slightly more likely to develop pancreatic cancer than whites, and men are slightly more likely to develop it than women.
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Cash Flow Break-Even to Slightly Positive: We expect T2R's cash flow on average to breakeven or be slightly positive over 2018-2020.
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Plans would become slightly cheaper and going uninsured would become slightly more expensive, pushing healthier people at the margin into joining the exchanges.
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Extremely liberal 28% "very happy" Liberal 22016 Slightly liberal 221 Moderate 60 Slightly conservative 62 Conservative 66 Extremely conservative 72 Extremely liberal 69% "very happy" Liberal 63 Slightly liberal 20163 Moderate 60 Slightly conservative 62 Conservative 66 Extremely conservative 72 Note: Percent "very happy" estimated for married women between 18 and 50 years old and controls for age, education and race.
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After about 20 minutes, they rinsed out the dye, snuggled up in bed, and revealed the brand-new, slightly naked, slightly pink-haired Williams.
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They suggest that Selyse, Stannis' wife, sees Melisandre as she really is, and this explains a slightly shocked, slightly disgusted look on her face.
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Whatever comes next as a result of the earthquake in politics is likely to be slightly less global and to feature slightly more redistribution.
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It has a 5.5-inch touch screen (slightly smaller than the 6.2-inch touchscreen on the Switch) and has a slightly longer battery life.
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The Earth is a slightly smushed sphere: its diameter at its equator is slightly bigger than its diameter through the north and south pole.
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And that may be precisely why you don't need to upgrade your perfectly fine, slightly older phone to get this newer, slightly better phone.
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European stocks close slightly higher, while Asian stocks closed slightly lower with the Nikkei 230 and Shanghai composite both ending almost 28 percent lower.
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Had the economy grown slightly more robustly in 773, Clinton would probably have gotten slightly more votes and would probably be president-elect today.
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The US model is slightly different — it supports, but does not automatically include a second battery, and does not have the slightly larger keys.
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"If the gyrocopter had drifted slightly west, or the airline had taken a slightly more easterly path, a collision could have occurred," prosecutors said.
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The iPhone 7 Plus has slightly more space inside it which would in theory make such a modification slightly less difficult, Allen told me.
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European stock futures were slightly lower, suggesting a subdued opening for the region, with DAX futures slightly higher and FTSE futures up 13 percent.
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Revenue was at the high end of guidance and slightly above expectations, with N.A. Retail in-line and AWS and Int'l Retail slightly above.
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But oh no: Rachel's just come back in from putting the bin out and she's wearing an apron and slightly—ever so slightly—sobbing.
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The median household income in 2017 was slightly less than the median for all districts, and the median age, at 44, is slightly older.
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There were $61.3 billion in bids for a 2.55 bid-to-cover ratio, slightly below the prior 2.59, but slightly above the 2.50 average.
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On the other hand, young men are only slightly more likely to have attained a higher education and slightly less likely to be employed.
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But there's also a group of slightly older, slightly more jaded young people who started working right in 2008, when the markets last tanked.
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These coatings are made of thin layers of materials of slightly different refractive indices (that is, light moves at slightly different speeds within them).
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With its slightly flirty, slightly retro vibe, the cat-eye frame has done a decent job establishing itself as a universally flattering sunglass style.
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The numbers for 22008 are still consistent with Obama administration years -- slightly below fiscal years 20083 and 22008 but slightly above 239 and 254.
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They zeroed in on clocklike wobbles in the starlight, as the colors shifted slightly to the reddish end of the spectrum, then slightly bluish.
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I found all of these ingredients at my friendly neighborhood slightly-below-average chain grocery store in Brooklyn, so your prices may vary slightly.
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The resulting awareness and forethought are a good thing, and have helped move the film and TV industries in slightly, slightly more diverse directions.
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This September, Munich's Oktoberfest seems slightly smaller than previous years—the piles of vomit less noticeable, the crowds less thick, the streets slightly quieter.
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Instead, the individual market continues to go through a soft attrition: Premiums continue to increase, but only slightly, and enrollment is shrinking, again slightly.
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There's the iPhone 11, which starts at $700, the slightly smaller $1,000 iPhone 11 Pro, and the slightly larger $1,113 iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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INSEE's monthly consumer confidence survey found that households' outlook for their standards of living improved slightly this month while concerns about unemployment eased slightly.
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Peloton&aposs bike costs slightly more money than NordicTrack&aposs Commercial S22i Studio Cycle and also has a slightly different approach to its workouts.
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The simple story of 2016 is that turnout in core Democratic areas was slightly down, while turnout in core Republican areas was slightly up.
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The euro, which also had its best run since 2003 last year, is forecast to weaken slightly over the next three to six months before moving up to trade slightly higher at $1.210 in a year's time, up slightly from where it is now.
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If it's slightly undercooked in the middle and slightly overcooked on the outside, with this little belt in between that is more or less perfect.
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The least divisive pizza chains were Pizza Hut, slightly preferred by Republicans, and California Pizza Kitchen, slightly preferred by Democrats and '90s mall teens everywhere.
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Ceconomy said in December it expects operating profit to decline slightly in 2018/19, while sales adjusted for currency and portfolio changes should rise slightly.
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That means that if Republican candidates in high-profile contested races slightly outperform Trump or even slightly underperform him, the GOP will keep the House.
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A Milan-based trader said that 2018 targets for sales and net debt were slightly ahead of expectations, while the adjusted EPS was slightly disappointing.
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The latter three are produced in parts of Africa, and all four market their slightly different designs to slightly different segments of that continent's marketplace.
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Also, the two stars that the exoplanet orbits are similar to our sun, with one slightly larger and one slightly smaller than our home star.
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The MateBook matches the iPad Pro on thickness (28mm) and is slightly lighter at 2256g (about 2999lbs), though it does have a slightly smaller screen.
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China's annual export growth in August moderated slightly to 9.8 percent, the data showed, the weakest rate since March but only slightly below recent trends.
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Respondents who self-identified as slightly-to-very liberal differed in perspective on organized labor from those who self-identified as slightly-to-very conservative.
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This time around, I'm a different player, different person, slightly different game, slightly different understanding of the game and different mental processes during the matches.
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This follows its overall financial metrics trending slightly downward in 2015 due to its slightly more aggressive risk-appetite in 2014 and 2015 than before.
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"1H results were slightly better at the top-line, and slightly worse at the margin level than expected," analysts at Liberum said in a note.
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It offers similar fitness tracking features on offer by the new device, albeit with slightly fewer sensors, and as a result it's slightly less accurate.
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Ask if you can adjust your title to be slightly more senior — or at the very least, slightly more in line with your job function.
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Though current use of flavored tobacco products was slightly higher in males, females were slightly more susceptible to general e-cigarette use, the report found.
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A rally in mining and telecom stocks helped European shares edge slightly higher in volatile trade, while major averages on Wall Street were slightly higher.
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Then 60 days later, because there's no fixed tooling and it's largely automated, we can build a slightly improved version, then another slightly improved version.
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The tone of a slightly concerned, yet slightly envious, grandfather whose eyes go a bit funny after one too many Proseccos at a family wedding.
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Daily active user (DAU) growth was 9 percent, slightly below the 10 percent expected in the model, but would have slightly beat excluding calculation methodology change.
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Traders have been paying attention to weekly jobless claims data, which were slightly higher than expected this week and have been slightly elevated in recent weeks.
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Isn't British Maccy's basically the same as American Maccy's, except with slightly smaller portion sizes and slightly higher instances of illicit sex in the disabled loos?
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I put on my warmest telephone voice and my most reasonable demeanor and try to imitate the slightly concerned, slightly flirtatious spiel of my happy giver.
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"We upgraded health care because in an environment where you have slightly weaker growth — again, not recessionary, slightly weaker — you buy stuff like that," Golub said.
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The router is slightly larger than the Points and only comes in white, while the slightly smaller Points come in three colors: snow, mist, and sand.
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Even if it's based on biased data, if you have biased humans who are currently making decisions, maybe a slightly biased prediction is still slightly fairer.
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"It isn't whether they slightly beat revenue, or slightly miss revenue, it's really about that cloud transition, because that's the future of these companies," he said.
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In terms of size, the console hasn't been officially measured up, but has a slightly smaller footprint than its predecessor and is slightly thinner as well.
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"At the margin, it does slightly dim the chances of a rate cut, just ever so slightly," said Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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The squid ink adds a slightly salty flavour, but you also get a hit like when you eat oysters or clams—that slightly iode [metallic] flavour.
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The firm noted Houston's unemployment rate ticked up slightly from 4 percent to 4.6 percent in December, while it has fallen slightly in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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Slightly more than half of the women and slightly less than half of the men said they suffered from chronic pain that wasn't caused by cancer.
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The Forma is slightly larger, by about 20 millimeters (103/4″ or so) in height and width, and is ever so slightly but not noticeably thicker.
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A rally in mining and telecom stocks helped European shares to edge slightly higher in volatile trade, while major averages on Wall Street were slightly higher.
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The foam is made of bubbles slightly larger than those in the whole and skim milks, which makes for a slightly more stiff and airy residue.
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The expectations game hurt Trump in that pre-Iowa polls showed him slightly ahead of Ted Cruz while the actual results showed him slightly behind Cruz.
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So that means the average married couple has sex slightly more than once a week, while average singletons have sex slightly less than once a week.
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Even so, in my experience, a clue author afraid of not hitting the imagined target is better off going slightly harder rather than slightly easier. Why?
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Ed's got a slightly different take on music compared to us DJs—slightly more academic I suppose—in his awareness of the music and the connections.
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"I think where the market might be slightly disappointed is around the gross margins ... it is slightly weaker than expected," MainFirst Bank analyst John Guy said.
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This reflects Fitch's view that the large stakes held in these banks by foreign FIs could result in slightly lower, but still high, willingness of the sovereign to support these banks and their slightly lower systemic important based on their slightly smaller sizes, franchises and market shares.
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Telia said it now expected overall 2018 earnings slightly above those of last year, raising a forecast that had seen earnings in line with or slightly above.
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"In January and February ... growth continued to improve slightly in France, remained stable in North America, and moderated slightly in Italy, Iberia and Benelux," the group said.
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I only feel slightly better for the fact that whoever is claiming to get stories on Forbes and TechCrunch is charging a slightly more premium $50 per.
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Her mouth is slightly open, as if about to speak, and his cheeks are slightly hollowed and lips are puckered as if to whistle, or appreciatively exhale.
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Based on our first impressions, the LG G6 only feels slightly better than the Pixel because of its camera capabilities, brushed aluminum body, and slightly thinner body.
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Comparing the specs yields very little difference between the two models — the Air has a slightly better camera and the Pro has a slightly longer flight time.
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But for the moment, all it really means is that life is ever so slightly more convenient and prices are ever so slightly cheaper for Amazon customers.
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While Kostin expects slightly lower oil to be a positive for third-quarter earnings, the negatives include slower growth, higher interest rates, and a slightly stronger dollar.
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So, for National Day, I'll be wearing a modern version of the Indian kurta top (slightly oversized and slightly deconstructed), which i'll wear with light-coloured jeans.
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Vancouver-based Goldcorp shares rose slightly on Thursday afternoon to C$15.39 in Toronto, and shares of Denver-based Newmont rose slightly to $36.02 in New York.
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Mac sales were also slightly down, as Apple only managed to sell 4 million units, slightly down from 4.6 million Macs from the same quarter in 2015.
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The tower is elevated slightly, atop a pair of shiny metal legs (optional wheels have returned, as well, for those who require a slightly more mobile experience).
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While the breed now has slightly larger eyes and slightly smaller ears, the line from outer eye to ear is a remaining characteristic, according to the AKC.
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Sam wobbles slightly as he walks, and I have to carefully keep him from picking up too much momentum as he stumbles slightly over a small rock.
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The end of the movie is positioned as a victory over thoughtless capitalism, but it involves a slightly more benevolent capitalism triumphing over a slightly greedier capitalism.
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Bellamy's shares fell as much as 10 percent in a slightly weaker market, before recovering slightly to be down 8 percent at A$7.78 by mid-session.
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In every one of her films—even when she's slightly less refined (Blue Angel, 1930), or slightly older (Touch of Evil, 1958)—Dietrich's presence is a wonder.
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Really challenging, not creeping up to second and then collapsing in a heap when the weather is slightly too cold or the fixtures slightly too close together.
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"Physician work intensity per visit remained flat, diagnoses per visit increased slightly, and the percentage of visits with high-complexity evaluation and management codes actually decreased slightly."
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The monster of the week is a silly, slightly overliteral phallic symbol, with the whole storyline functioning as a glib, slightly overliteral metaphor for fraternity date rape.
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"Our decision making will be slightly different because now there won't be situations where our trading platform has a slightly more aggressive view on situations," said Jhajharia.
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Faced with this devastating evidence, she, Rachel, becomes a sleuth, teaming up, slightly unwisely, with Scott, who believes, slightly wrongly, that she is a friend of Megan's.
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In the past month, things have improved slightly, as the fund has eked out a positive return and is slightly above the Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond Index.
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What I want to make clear is that what happens in "Space Junk" is slightly more understandable for people who've read the Watchmen comic, but only slightly.
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The initial decline put the stock in slightly negative territory for 2019, but it was back to slightly positive for the year after rebounding during the session.
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Terminal subscriptions have held relatively stead in recent years — they shrank slightly in in 2016 and have grown slightly in 2017 and 2018, according to Burton-Taylor.
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The initial decline put the stock in slightly negative territory for 2019, but it was back to slightly positive for the year after rebounding during the session.
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This reflects Fitch's view that the large stakes held in these banks by foreign financial institutions could result in slightly lower, but still high, willingness of the sovereign to support these banks and their slightly lower systemic importance based on their slightly smaller sizes, franchises and market shares.
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Or maybe we're just into the slightly tacky, slightly nostalgic look of a good ol' plastic bag that will help us breeze through a stadium's tough security policy.
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To ride the Segway miniPRO, you bend your knees ever-so-slightly, lock them onto the pads, then lean slightly forward or backward, depending on your intended direction.
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"Our primary voters in the district skew older and slightly, every so slightly more socially conservative than you might expect in such a thoroughly Democratic district," Lipson said.
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Overall, congressional staffing levels are about the same as they were 20 years ago — slightly down in the House, slightly up in the Senate, according to CRS reports.
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The number of wildfires has been decreasing slightly over the last 30 years, whereas the number of acres burned is increasing slightly, according to the research service's report.
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Canada's trade deficit in March shrank slightly to C$3.21 billion as higher energy shipments helped exports increase at a slightly faster rate than imports, Statistics Canada said.
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Other planets are found by observing stars and recording when they dim slightly — the light of a planet dims slightly when it crosses the path of a star.
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Although the updated design is almost identical, the edges have been rounded slightly, to give a slightly better feel thanks to the edges not pressing into your hand.
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Everything feels ever so slightly too slow, ever so slightly just not right, and it's that inherent and intentional wonkiness that gives it such charm and staying power.
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Revenue from business services and consulting fell slightly, in line with StreetAccount estimates, while sales from items like infrastructure, hardware and operating systems fell slightly short of expectations.
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The app asks you to take 13 photos, each with your head tilted slightly to the left or slightly to the right—a 60-degree arc in total.
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Then, it was time to get contoured, which basically means using shades slightly lighter and slightly darker than the skin to give "shape" to your facial features. Nice.
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Instead, Samsung will be forced to count on existing models such as its Galaxy S7 edge, which has a slightly smaller screen but is also slightly less expensive.
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In 2012, Facebook researchers again secretly tweaked the newsfeed for an experiment: Some people were shown slightly more positive posts, while others were shown slightly more negative posts.
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The players change, the coaches are in slightly different suits and slightly different stages of physical collapse, teams come and go, but the whole of it hums along.
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This particular adoption study was conducted in Sweden, using children adopted from homes of slightly less than average economic status into homes that were slightly higher than average.
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This time round 206 galleries exhibited and 52,000 visitors attended, according to the organizers, slightly more than the slightly smaller rival MiArt fair held in Milan in April.
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That was down very slightly from 21990 million viewers in the same quarter in 230 and up very slightly from 22017,22017 viewers in the same quarter in 22017.
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"Overall, core retail trends in the fourth quarter, while slightly worse than we would have expected three months ago, were slightly better than we had feared," he wrote.
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Headline inflation for June even declined slightly to 1.3 percent from 1.4 percent in May with core inflation though slightly increasing by 0.2 percentage points to 1.1 percent.
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"We are surprised that the 2080 is only slightly better than the 1080ti, which has been available for over a year and is slightly less expensive," he said.
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The Bose SoundSport Free earbuds, for example, are slightly larger than the MW3.53 and make me slightly scared of losing one every time I move at a brisk walk.
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Surrealist, sci-fi fantasy is a reoccurring theme throughout, represented best by the lush biophilic paintings of Anthony Padilla, and the slightly sexual, slightly escapist sculptures of Arpi Adamyan.
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The $1,999 73D Mark II is a follow-up to 2012's Canon 6D, a slightly cheaper and slightly less capable full-frame sibling to Canon's popular 5D series.
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"(We've got an) accommodative Fed, slightly better earnings cycle, slightly better first-quarter economy to bounce off what was this simple correction, so it's no big deal," he said.
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Armed with this knowledge, Wendy appears at Mafee's apartment dressed like her slightly vampy, slightly evil twin, and explains her situation to Mafee, complete with some sensual knee touching.
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Maybe the U.S. secretary of state will be slightly less keen on talking to the British foreign secretary, and slightly more keen on holding discussions with the German one.
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In their analysis, they concluded that the minimum wage increase may have had a modest impact, leading to slightly fewer work hours and slightly lower employment in the city.
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When the star moves closer to Earth, its light becomes slightly bluer, when it moves farther away, its light becomes slightly redder (this shift is called the Doppler effect).
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Ceconomy, which runs more than 1,000 stores across Europe, expects operating profit to decline slightly in 13/19, while sales adjusted for currency and portfolio changes should rise slightly.
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All of which means that I found a kind of peace when using a slightly slower computer because it forced me to be a slightly more deliberate computer user.
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This most recent asteroid, 2016 RB1, was both slightly smaller and slightly closer than 2016 QA2, the other undiscovered asteroid that brushed by us at the end of August.
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You shouldn't expect the tremendous fidelity found in the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless, although you can enjoy a slightly better experience than in the slightly cheaper Samsung Galaxy Buds.
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Chipotle's stock fell slightly earlier this week as Twitter users criticized the orange-colored dip and topping, but they rebounded to trade slightly up for the week at $315.20.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was slightly higher at 2.609 percent; the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond was slightly higher at 3.022 percent.
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A rival could offer a deal with slightly lower premiums, and slightly less coverage, which would peel away only safe drivers because risky ones prefer to stay fully insured.
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"Our expectation is that fiscal policy will become slightly more expansionary over the next two years, and we are increasing our government spending numbers slightly to account for this."
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The bezels on the Pixel 3a are slightly larger than those on the Pixel 3, but the Pixel 33a makes up for that with a slightly larger screen overall.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Lonza has adjusted its mid-term guidance, slightly lowering its sales outlook and slightly upping its margin forecast, to reflect the divestment of its water care business.
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Volkswagen forecasts that China's auto market will grow slightly faster than the overall economy this year and slightly slower than the overall economy for the rest of the decade.
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A report on U.S. consumer prices showed underlying inflation moderated slightly in September to 2.2 percent, leading the market to slightly pare back bets on a December rate hike.
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Speaking at an investor conference, Corbat said trading and investment banking results will likely be slightly better while the consumer business is down slightly compared with the first quarter.
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There were two options to buy and combine apartments on lower floors, both uncomfortably pricey: One set of apartments was slightly over $2 million, and the other slightly under.
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In currencies, the safe-haven yen eased slightly from the one-week high it touched overnight, although the yuan eased slightly in the onshore market to 6.8997 per dollar.
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In currencies, the safe-haven yen eased slightly from the one-week high it touched overnight, although the yuan eased slightly in the onshore market to 6.8997 per dollar.
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Yet it isn't one single beam being split but a series of coded pulses, each at a slightly different wavelength that travels ever so slightly differently through the lenses.
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Shares of PNC ticked slightly lower on Wednesday after chief executive Bill Demchak said the outlook for net interest income on Wednesday was slightly worse than it was previously.
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If I need cushions, if I need to move the position slightly, or if it was as simple as taking painkillers slightly before I'd have sex, [I'd just do that].
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"I think women are attracted to how they're represented here — it's powerful, and slightly kinky in a way, but there's something about it being slightly off that makes it captivating."
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Euribor money market futures across the 2017-2019 strip rose slightly, while Europe's bank stocks index slightly cut gains after the central bank's statement and was last up 0.1 percent.
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"Given COP's consistent outperformance for the last two years, guidance slightly below consensus expectations will probably slightly tarnish the company's gold reputation," Scotiabank analyst Paul Cheng said in a note.
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Edward just got what many of us, at some point in our dating histories, have yearned for: Replacing our S.O.'s personality with a slightly tweaked, slightly more compatible one.
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The CX Sport will be available from Sennheiser in June for $129.99 — slightly more than its $99.99 CB 6.00BT counterpart, and slightly less than the step-up $199.99 HD1 Free.
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Therefore, we were able to see after our decision that market players were able to adjust their expectations slightly and the yield curve moved upwards slightly and inflationary expectations subsided.
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Italian 63-year government bond yields fell slightly on Monday to 1.16 percent, the lowest since March 2015, while most other euro zone equivalents were slightly higher on the day.
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Over slightly half of those surveyed said the steel import tariffs have had a slightly negative impact on their business so far, with 33 percent saying they had no impact.
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Tim makes this declaration toward the end of "Dinner for Seven," a slightly somber, slightly scattered chapter in The Americans' great fourth season, setting up the scene that immediately follows.
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The company affirmed its full-year market outlook for North America and Europe, its two biggest markets, saying it expected North America to be slightly negative and Europe slightly positive.
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Retail sales also fell slightly short of expectations for December, climbing 11.1 percent on-year, compared with a forecast for 11.3 percent and slightly weaker than November's 1.193 percent rise.
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The new MacBook Pros are said to be slightly thinner than current models, with a slightly wider trackpad and an option for AMD Polaris graphics in at least one model.
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Neither the Moto Z nor its slightly thicker, slightly better Moto Z Force variant offers an analog audio port, though both come with a USB-C adapter in the box.
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A New York Times/Sienna poll released on Friday shows him surging in Iowa, sitting in third place at 18%, slightly ahead of Biden and slightly behind Warren and Sanders.
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On Wednesday, thousands went into the streets across France to protect it, demonstrating against a new government plan to make firings slightly easier and France's trademark shortened workweek slightly longer.
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And this book represents my way of participating in the world and photographing people and interacting, but trying to do so with a slightly different approach—a slightly softer approach.
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The company sold 733 million iPhones last quarter, slightly less than some predictions, but earnings came in slightly ahead of consensus estimates, as did Apple's outlook for the current quarter.
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In short: The iPhone 11 is a minor upgrade to the iPhone XR that adds a slightly more powerful chip, a second camera sensor, and a slightly longer battery life.
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In the department of "we'll wait and see" Stock markets so far appear unruffled: S. & P. 9.43 futures were up slightly, while major European and Asian indexes were down slightly.
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But in a sea of bai shou meis, Ms. Wang's differences — her slightly darker skin, her slightly larger body, and her unwillingness to apologize for them — made her stand out.
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The body is slightly redesigned on this mouse, too, but only slightly, so it's probably going to feel just as comfortable if you're a fan of the existing Master series.
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It's no longer news to say that Democrats gained the most among college-educated white voters in 2018, a group that went from leaning slightly Republican to leaning slightly Democratic.
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Some fourth-quarter smartphone shipments estimates put Apple slightly ahead of Samsung, while others put Samsung slightly ahead of Apple, Bloomberg reports, suggesting the pair are practically neck-and-neck.
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Finally, the keycaps are slightly smaller than the ones on the butterfly design, which allows them to be spaced slightly farther apart from each other and — critically — the Touch Bar.
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The Quinnipiac Poll, though, showed that slightly over two-fifths of college-educated whites in Texas now disapproved of Trump and slightly under two-fifths said they would support O'Rourke.
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Based on pilots in two cities, Uber thinks it can get people, and especially commuters, to use their app more regularly thanks to this slightly less convenient, slightly less expensive service.
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"It's overall mixed and slightly supportive, with total stocks of refined products and crude oil combined declining slightly," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at the Energy Management Institute in New York.
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"The impact on job growth from the move we expect in the coming year, from slightly below to slightly above full-employment, is worth only [20,000] jobs per month," Mericle wrote.
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With iOS 11, Siri sounds slightly more human-like: It has more inflection and changes in pitch, knows when to pause, and, with the female voice, sounds slightly brighter and peppier.
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There's actually two ways to charge your iPhone more quickly than with the bundled power brick: the slightly faster, slightly more expensive way; and the much faster, much more expensive way.
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The national poll showed that views of Trump have grown slightly less favorable since May, while views of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton have grown slightly better during the same period.
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In oil markets, Brent crude traded at $51.99 a barrel on Thursday, up slightly, while U.S. crude was around $50.34 a barrel, slightly higher, after breaking below the key $50 mark.
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The water outside moves slightly, causing the reflection of light off of it to change, all while the framing of the image shifts around slightly as if mimicking an unsteady video.
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Consumer expectations about prices in the coming year, which are measured on a slightly different scale than the Fed's 2% goal, rose slightly to 2.5% in September, from 2.4% in August.
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Workers' wages grew at a respectable 2.6 percent over the past year — slightly better than the rate of inflation: The unemployment rate ticked up slightly, from 4.7 percent to 4.9 percent.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was slightly lower at around 2.404 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond was slightly higher at 3.029 percent.
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Whoever emerges victorious will be unable to claim a "mandate" for any proposition beyond the evident fact that slightly more voters found her or him slightly less repulsive than the alternative.
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The same issue as before, except I care about directors slightly less than Jake Gyllenhaal — as I care about everyone in the world slightly less than I care about Jake Gyllenhaal.
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Anecdotally, the song has been around for at least 15 years and has floated about in the folkloric way most nursery rhymes do -- with slightly different endings and slightly different origins.
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The distilled spring water made slightly better ice, but I really wasn't complaining about the tap water — even the slightly sulphuric well water at my mother's mostly off-the-grid home.
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Issa Dee, who we first meet on her 29th birthday, is self-described as "aggressively passive," a slightly awkward, slightly fumbling woman trying to get through her day without compromising herself.
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Five-year Saudi credit default swaps, used to insure against the risk of a sovereign debt default, rose slightly to 157 points from 152, and the Saudi stock market fell slightly.
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Her slightly strange, slightly manic energy keeps her arc feeling fresh; Jason's need to learn to talk about his feelings comes across as a bit more pat, but, sadly, isn't unrealistic.
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The clouds parted slightly as I entered County Meath, and a few happy cows greeted me as I headed toward what seemed to be increasingly green and slightly more scenic pastures.
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When they disembark, they are slightly rumpled, perhaps more than slightly late, agitated by splenetic tweeting and an excess of Dunkin' Donuts coffee that sells for $3.50 in the cafe car.
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"During President Trump's first year in office, in fact, rural places captured a slightly disproportionate share of U.S. job growth, while the nation's big cities slightly underperformed," Muro and Whiton wrote.
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Centering on a slightly awful couple of young urban professionals and the slightly creepy Wisconsin teenager they hire as a live-in helper, the story feints in numerous well-tested directions.
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What they found: The latest round of analyses are slightly less optimistic than last year's projections for several reasons, including weakening U.S. policy and slightly slower projections of battery cost declines.
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According to his company's research, emails that were slightly to moderately positive or slightly to moderately negative received a 10 -15 percent greater response rate than emails that were completely neutral.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note sat slightly lower at around 2.364 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond was up slightly at 2.926 percent.
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A 58% majority of registered voters express unease about voting for Trump, but slightly more say the same about Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, while Elizabeth Warren fares only slightly better.
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If the census used the more accurate chained CPI (or the Federal Reserve's personal consumption expenditure deflator), it would show slightly lower inflation and slightly higher real income growth each year.
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Only the Utilities sector was down - and just slightly.
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It's clean, polished, structured — and just slightly more work.
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Filter + LuMee = an exquisite, if slightly washed out selfie.
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" Edit it down slightly: "She's really a nice person.
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They did match the returns – and slightly surpassed them.
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Clinton sees a different -- slightly broader -- map on Tuesday.
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Queen Elizabeth is easing her workload — ever so slightly!
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Senators enjoy only slightly less job security — 21 percent.
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That rate rose slightly in July — to 2553 percent.
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" "It was a good, maybe slightly more hawkish, meeting.
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" It predicts that GDP "could continue to fall slightly.
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The dollar slipped slightly against the euro to $1.1161 .
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Another — slightly surprising — winner from the IPO: Sony Music.
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Government revenues totaled 22016 billion riyals in 22017, slightly higher than the 514 billion originally projected, while spending was 825 billion riyals, slightly lower than the 840 billion in the original plan.
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My smart TV, your smart lightbulbs, Samsung's smart fridge, August's smart lock, they all work in slightly different ways, use slightly different software, and don't have a common language to unite them.
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Slightly to their west, the Kurds who have long been in an enclave to Aleppo's north, known as Afrin, have moved slightly east, moving in to new villages, according to the SOHR.
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Sony wants to do it, Samsung wants to do it and Toshiba and LG. They all have slightly similar, or actually very similar, but slightly competing visions of what that future is.
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After appearing on the Russian version of LG's website, we know now that the LG G5 SE is nothing more than a slightly cheaper — and slightly underpowered — version of LGs flagship G5.
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Both surveys show Republicans now drawing over 50% of college-educated white men, while among blue-collar women Pew puts the GOP slightly above 50% and CNN shows them just slightly below.
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Border crossings also remain in line with historic seasonal trends, and numbers are still consistent with Obama administration years -- slightly below fiscal years 2013 and 2014 but slightly above 2015 and 2016.
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At the time, Redwood City seemed radically remote from the Eastern sphere of The Facebook, caffeine perspiration, and the ranks of slightly manic, slightly ruthless people into which I was being educated.
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They were able to get its location by taking advantage of the fact that the FRB traveled a slightly different distance to reach each dish antenna, arriving at a slightly different time.
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"Our new offering is made only from USDA Organic coffee beans — which our Texas-based supplier treats to a slightly darker, slightly bolder French roast," the company wrote in a press release.
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He took it several times and got several different answers — he was either slightly biased against black people, slightly biased against white people, or not biased at all, depending on the day.
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Professor Zadeh began noticing that when people parked their cars, they would intuitively turn their wheels slightly to the left and then slightly to the right before pulling into a parking space.
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The whipsaw action in the price of the futures contracts suggested traders initially saw slightly better odds the Fed will raise rates as soon as June, and then minutes later, slightly worse.
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"Our synergies (for ANGI Homeservices) were slightly better than we thought and the performance of the business is slightly better than we thought," Chief Financial Officer Glenn Schiffman said in an interview.
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One recent review in Nature Geosciences examined strategies to make farmland slightly more reflective, say, by leaving crop residue on the fields after harvests or by using slightly lighter varieties of wheat.
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It was set in the future, it was set in when the world was just going to go slightly mad, and the world has gone slightly mad, there's no question about it.
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Britain, after all, is richer than the average EU member state, meaning most of its citizens would probably end up paying slightly higher taxes for slightly fewer services under such an arrangement.
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Two fishermen who saw the crash from their boat out at sea told Reuters that the plane swayed slightly but made no noise as it fell, almost horizontal with its nose slightly down.
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If Jerry's voice always seemed slightly distant, like an extraterrestrial angel, Weir's was immediate, the slightly unsavory new friend buying you Tequila shots at the bar, whispering bad advice with the best intentions.
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As you can see, the metal trim looks slightly more gunmetal on the Galaxy S7 (left) than the Galaxy S6 (right), and the round home button looks like it has slightly tighter curves.
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In addition to being smaller on the lap, the new XPS 13 is slightly thinner and slightly lighter, which brings it in line with the weight of computers from HP, Microsoft, and others.
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Since May, however, views of Clinton (now 37 percent positive, 52 percent negative) have grown slightly more favorable, while views of Trump (28 percent positive, 3.13 percent negative) have grown slightly less favorable.
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There's not a lot of love lost between Julie and I. There are so many whispers and and so much jealousy, and Julie is someone who is slightly paranoid anyway and slightly sensitive.
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Every time I see a patent for these, I get slightly less freaked outby the idea of putting electronics in my eye, and slightly more excited for my soon-to-be laser vision.
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Bond prices moved slightly higher and stocks waffled after the Fed sounded slightly less "hawkish" than expected and failed to end the debate on how many times it will hike rates this year.
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On a group level, its earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) would now be slightly below the previous year's level, rather than slightly above, Daimler said in a regulatory filing late on Wednesday.
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"We may see slightly lower guidance numbers for 2017 as miners focus on profitable tonnes rather than volume and slightly shave output, which would support prices," an analyst at consultants Wood Mackenzie said.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) faced a slightly more confusing version of this question and gave a slightly more confusing answer that indicated support for keeping certain parts of the health care system private.
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Gomez delivers a slightly bratty, slightly pained variety of attitude on this post-breakup bop — taking a clear cue from experimental-pop darling Charli XCX, a cowriter and background vocalist on the song.
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That was slightly less than the 0.24% median estimate in a Reuters poll of economists, and helped reduce the annual rate of inflation to 4.21% from 13% in January, also slightly below forecasts.
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Puka shells are small, white pieces of shell that are strung along a chain, usually choker length or slightly longer; the necklaces most offer sit just on or slightly above the collar bone.
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Joining us is the Andromeda galaxy, a slightly larger twin of the Milky Way, about 2.5 million light years distant, and, slightly farther away, a smaller spiral in the Triangulum constellation called M33.
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The reduced guidance accompanied fourth-quarter results that were slightly ahead of the view of analysts: Earnings per share were $1.26 on revenue of $1.87 billion, both of which were slightly above forecasts.
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Our conversation has been edited slightly for length and clarity.
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But it's still an eerie sight, this slightly rundown heaven.
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To be compared to him, even slightly, is an honor.
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"The show will be slightly different each time," he said.
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The yen nudged slightly higher to 111.83 yen per dollar .
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But data was slightly more positive out of the eurozone.
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So yeah, James Corden was slightly more important than me.
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Slightly more than one in 10 obese children were depressed.
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The whole thing will take slightly longer than a year.
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Using a different inequality measure leads to slightly different results.
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The Greens have been edging up slightly in recent polls.
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They have shot slightly better, but otherwise, little has changed.
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This strategy works well in flat to slightly bullish markets.
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Netflix said that membership churn increased slightly during the quarter.
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The discount retailer's revenue was slightly above Wall Street forecasts.
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Let stand until slightly cooled, 1 to 2 minutes. 3.
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The credit card issuer's revenue was slightly higher than forecasts.
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Lockheed Martin shares were slightly lower in after hours trade.
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Berkshire's share price has slightly lagged the Standard & Poor's 500 .
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My next story is slightly different, but equally as troubling.
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This interview has been edited and slightly condensed for clarity.
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Beneath a bridge for Interstate 44, Midwest Boulevard narrows slightly.
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The Dow has been little changed or slightly lower since.
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A slightly larger 26% said it was a bad thing.
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That's slightly longer than what Qapital and Acorns require, though.
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Trim the overhanging yulfka slightly and tuck it under itself.
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The mechanics of listening were slightly convoluted but functioned perfectly.
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Jessica looks sensational slightly darker — it accentuates her high cheekbones.
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Cook, stirring often, until slightly softened, 6 to 7 minutes.
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Revenues were slightly lower than expected at 5.036 billion euros.
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That's after profits already fell slightly in the first quarter.
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The console portion is slightly shorter than the controllers themselves.
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What makes me feel slightly better on a dull day.
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If this sounds slightly familiar to you, you're not alone.
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Fiscal year 2020 operating income is expected to decline slightly.
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The results beat despite revenue coming in slightly below forecasts.
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Tesla shares were slightly down after the bell on Monday.
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Georgie running through a slightly darker, cloudier Derry in 2017.
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US stock futures, however, were pointing slightly higher on Wednesday.
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I'm slightly bitter, but I'm sure my hair needed it.
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The online brokerage's revenue came in slightly above Street forecasts.
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I'm feeling slightly less hungover and still jittery as hell.
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But even slightly more complex games like Super Mario Bros.
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Still, I could definitely go for a slightly smaller controller.
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Some even appeared to slightly raise the risk of death.
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And as you can see, it's been altered, however slightly.
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The sculptures are slightly raised on small astroturf covered platforms.
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I like that record, but maybe it was slightly unedited.
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Revenue for the snack maker was slightly below Street forecasts.
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With its latest device, LG made a slightly different move.
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The Ann Taylor parent also slightly beat estimates on revenue.
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One officer was slightly injured when hit by a rock.
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This made for some interesting and slightly eerie photo moments.
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It last stood at $653, up slightly on the day.
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Many economists believed that the index reading might slip slightly.
|
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Since then Power Grids has only slightly improved its performance.
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The next morning, on May 13 slightly before 10 a.m.
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The company's stock was up slightly in early trading Thursday.
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So if there's even something slightly questionable, I say something.
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Cool slightly before transferring to a cutting board to serve.
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Add the figs and cook until slightly soft, 3 minutes.
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Clearly, the stakes have gotten slightly higher since ancient days.
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Galaxies are a slightly different story from stars and planets.
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I do feel now they're coming slightly closer towards me.
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There's one slightly hazy patina they've nicknamed civil war vintage.
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The art book and zine fair scene seems slightly different.
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And keep the door to the booth very slightly open….
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I feel slightly guilty about the size of the bill.
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It's slightly warmer outside, so I decide to walk home.
|
|
There's slightly less of a taboo around finding someone online.
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|
Housing starts dropped 5.3 percent after rising slightly in August.
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A slightly more advanced phoropter design, from England in 1904.
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The combination makes for a compelling if slightly uneven pairing.
|
|
The responses ranged from hilarious to surreal to slightly terrifying.
|
|
Intel and Qualcomm shares are down slightly in premarket trading.
|
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In November, the participation rate fell slightly, to 62.7 percent.
|
|
His reasons for skipping varied slightly from year to year.
|
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Chinese shares were slightly higher with the blue-chip index .
|
|
Those forecasts have changed only slightly from a month ago.
|
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But it does make for good — albeit slightly cruel — television.
|
|
One thing that was slightly confusing was the matching process.
|
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He hints his character may have a slightly different agenda.
|
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He's coming around slightly with Vanderpump Rules — I'll take it!
|
|
Could slightly less hideous play tables be on the horizon?
|
|
The mobile payments company's revenue came in slightly above estimates.
|
|
So my once great calendar setup is now slightly broken.
|
|
A closer view of the storms, slightly adjusted for brightness.
|
|
Everything's just slightly different now, and it's breaking my brain.
|
|
It was last at 112.85, slightly down on the day.
|
|
It edged slightly lower to 1.57 billion euros in 2019.
|
|
And iMessage is supposed to be slightly optimized for this.
|
|
Bogut made $12 million this year, slightly more than Curry.
|
|
It's not really that frustrating to use slightly smaller plates.
|
|
However, Saturday's mission did change slightly due to the accident.
|
|
Originally, Queen's lyrics were slightly different, Jessie J tells Refinery29.
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|
Bake in preheated oven until slightly golden, about 20 minutes.
|
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To plump your lips for pictures, just part them slightly.
|
|
The stock later reversed and ended the day slightly lower.
|
|
"Possibly more ambitious," Markus said, squirming slightly in his seat.
|
|
That's only slightly higher than boomer men at 20 percent.
|
|
It's slightly unclear if she professes her guilt or innocence.
|
|
That was slightly below expectations, BTIG analyst Jim Sullivan said.
|
|
Whoops. I'm slightly buzzed, but really don't care too much.
|
|
Amazon is still selling this slightly different version, for example.
|
|
Unemployment is down and readings of wages are slightly up.
|
|
The fact that it's slightly goofy, meanwhile, makes it noteworthy.
|
|
Back then, they were essentially just slightly fancier glow sticks.
|
|
The trade deficit with Mexico was slightly higher at $63bn.
|
|
One younger agent, Anna Kushchyenko, took a slightly different tack.
|
|
Shares were slightly lower at the end of the session.
|
|
Assessments of the current business situation, by contrast, improved slightly.
|
|
It's slightly sweet and tart and not so much alcohol.
|
|
It then declined slightly during and following the Great Recession.
|
|
The Kobo Forma would take slightly more consideration before packing.
|
|
The gap narrows slightly once workers hit 65 and up.
|
|
I'm inclined to trust the literature before him slightly more.
|
|
This was slightly lower from the bank's target of 10%.
|
|
Sure, the entire presentation here is slightly over the top.
|
|
The figure is up slightly from September's 10.83 million tonnes.
|
|
Boeing shares were slightly higher in premarket trading at $340.10.
|
|
It's a thoughtfully composed, pretty, mysterious, and slightly spooky scene.
|
|
In her mugshot from seven weeks earlier, she frowned slightly.
|
|
Postmates was slightly better funded than DoorDash prior to that.
|
|
"I could tell his attitude had slightly changed," he said.
|
|
South Africa's rand softened slightly, while stocks were little changed.
|
|
France's Cac futures and FTSE futures were both slightly lower.
|
|
Those speeds had eased slightly from earlier in the day.
|
|
Maximum sustained winds, meanwhile, had dropped slightly to 143 mph.
|
|
The hats on all of her characters sit slightly askew.
|
|
A long evening, it might perhaps have been slightly edited.
|
|
Spot gold was slightly lower, trading at $1,285.29 per ounce.
|
|
All these fundamental things are slightly changing because of technology.
|
|
Most other central European currencies were unchanged or slightly stronger.
|
|
But it later recovered to close the day slightly higher.
|
|
Elsewhere, the hovered around $0.6917, just slightly weakened since Tuesday.
|
|
I mean, I think we could get slightly higher productivity.
|
|
I get lemon and strawberry, which slightly helps my hangover.
|
|
Beautifully pulled apart, they are like slightly less crispy chicharrones.
|
|
Analysts polled by Reuters had expected placements to rise slightly.
|
|
Ray Weaving, 75, charitably downgraded the condition ever so slightly.
|
|
Despite him claiming to be a fan, they're slightly embarrassing.
|
|
Undeterred, I set my sights on something slightly more surgical.
|
|
It becomes a slightly better place, a little more enhanced.
|
|
The dollar was slightly stronger against a basket of currencies.
|
|
Profit is also slightly up at the display panel business.
|
|
Okay, well, slightly different to old times, but near enough.
|
|
So I am slightly predicting that things will turn around.
|
|
Shares of Simon Property Group rose slightly following the news.
|
|
Industrial output was flat and construction only edged up slightly.
|
|
It retreated slightly in the afternoon, though was still positive.
|
|
Yet her party's share of the vote still fell slightly.
|
|
Wall Street shrugged off some earnings misses and rose slightly.
|
|
For MRIs, though, Tufts pays slightly more than Blue Cross.
|
|
In Friday's premarket, the GDX was down slightly at $26.26.
|
|
It will then strengthen slightly to 70.50 in a year.
|
|
Major U.S. stock averages were trading slightly higher on Thursday.
|
|
Musk is only slightly more circumspect when talking to investors.
|
|
The Dow Jones industrial average fell slightly on the week.
|
|
I was recovering from surgery, still slightly high on Percocet.
|
|
Shares of Allergan ended the day down slightly at $247.85.
|
|
Revenue was up slightly from $1.82 billion a year ago.
|
|
A measure of consumers' attitudes was slightly lower this month.
|
|
Occupancy remains strong and improved slightly to a comfortable 97.7%.
|
|
Three slightly larger paintings have been attached to the structure.
|
|
Sekulow, the ACLJ's chief counsel, has slightly more relevant experience.
|
|
The oil and gas producer's revenue was slightly above estimates.
|
|
How are politicians going to even slightly get behind that?
|
|
Third, he wanted a "short, unique and slightly mysterious" name.
|
|
Wherever he may be, Veidt lives in slightly sadistic seclusion.
|
|
This is slightly more risky, but also potentially more lucrative.
|
|
And FRBs are slightly harder to see at low frequencies.
|
|
Those numbers are down slightly from 9.2 million last year.
|
|
But I did find it slightly more difficult to hold.
|
|
Against the yen, the dollar eased slightly to 111.07 yen .
|
|
In midday trading, the ETF was down slightly to $60.70.
|
|
The Moto Z2 Play ups the ante, but only slightly.
|
|
The occupants were slightly injured, but the car is toast.
|
|
Germany's benchmark bond yield was last down slightly at -0.24%.
|
|
The networking equipment maker's revenue came in slightly above projections.
|
|
"There is a slightly firmer texture to this," observed Kate.
|
|
He left, slightly more hydrated, without taking questions from reporters.
|
|
It's a great, slightly modernized version of an iconic controller.
|
|
When kernels begin to pop, uncover the pot very slightly.
|
|
I'm slightly annoyed, but I know it's not his fault.
|
|
Today, the slang version of the term has mutated slightly.
|
|
The Dow closed slightly lower, dragged down by Boeing Co .
|
|
The situation in the Senate is slightly different in 2019.
|
|
People feel that this is all slightly strange and unreal.
|
|
The euro was slightly lower against the dollar at $1.1365 .
|
|
But Ford invoking it with Bernard suggests something slightly different.
|
|
Maybe he needs to adjust his measurements ever so slightly.
|
|
In leaked images above, they're still there, just slightly relocated.
|
|
Apple also said its greater China sales dipped only slightly.
|
|
The original versions of the concept were slightly more complex.
|
|
It made the world feel slightly more real to me.
|
|
Be prepared to be utterly captivated — and slightly creeped out.
|
|
The South African rand and Turkish lira also firmed slightly.
|
|
However, forecasts have improved slightly since the start of April.
|
|
But it appears they disliked Clinton ever so slightly less.
|
|
The water will evaporate into the air, slightly increasing humidity.
|
|
The second phase of the program is slightly less restrictive.
|
|
CUTMORE: CAN I ASK YOU ABOUT A SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT ISSUE?
|
|
Japan's Nikkei stumbled 266.23 percent on a slightly firmer yen.
|
|
He expects a slightly negative market reaction to the results.
|
|
Investors initially read Yellen's speech on Friday as slightly hawkish.
|
|
The characters' accents seem slightly Southern — or perhaps deeply Midwestern.
|
|
Turns out, the world of extensions can be slightly problematic.
|
|
For males, the number is only slightly lower at 16.8.
|
|
It's generally pretty accurate, but things are still slightly askew.
|
|
Last year, provisions totaled 22.4 billion reais, slightly below guidance.
|
|
That is a slightly lower return, but a surer bet.
|
|
The premise of the challenge is simple and slightly ridiculous.
|
|
The sweet potato noodles are slightly overcooked but still delicious.
|
|
There are slightly more politically contentious policies that could help.
|
|
Apple's stock was trading slightly higher in premarket trade Monday.
|
|
Every person has slightly different survival needs, so pack accordingly.
|
|
Salesforce's stock was trading slightly lower in midmorning trade Wednesday.
|
|
Shares of Honeywell were trading slightly lower in premarket trade.
|
|
It works out and my clothes are only slightly damp.
|
|
What they did was not even slightly what I did.
|
|
The ratio is only slightly better in Boston and Seattle.
|
|
Revenue for the railroad operator was slightly ahead of forecasts.
|
|
Am I the only one who finds this slightly daunting?
|
|
Rio Tinto shed about 0.6 percent, while South32 lost slightly.
|
|
The stock gained slightly in extended trading on light volume.
|
|
And it's only slightly more pleasant using your right hand.
|
|
Mexico's peso weakened slightly against the dollar during the presentation.
|
|
Its proposed tax rates and tax brackets are slightly different.
|
|
That's another one that's broken just slightly above its highs.
|
|
They'll break — just slightly — and shake their heads in embarrassment.
|
|
Apple's stock was trading slightly lower at $107.71 Tuesday morning.
|
|
The chipmaker also predicted current quarter revenue slightly above consensus.
|
|
All the messages seemed to come from slightly different frequencies.
|
|
Apple's stock was trading slightly lower at $106.20 Tuesday afternoon.
|
|
It's big, just slightly smaller than the size of Pluto.
|
|
Remove from the water and allow to cool slightly. 2.
|
|
Already this term, he has moved slightly to the left.
|
|
On Friday, Wall Street closed slightly higher in thin trade.
|
|
His new tape 1988 heads in a slightly different direction.
|
|
The company's stock was slightly down in premarket trading Wednesday.
|
|
August's trade deficit was revised slightly down to $40.5 billion.
|
|
The coffee chain's revenue was also slightly above Street forecasts.
|
|
Tesla shares moved just slightly lower on Tuesday, toward $209.
|
|
However, Ikea's customer service Twitter tells a slightly different story.
|
|
Waist size did go up slightly for all three groups.
|
|
It's also slightly larger and rated to tow 22019,000 lbs.
|
|
It gives the pizza that complex and slightly sour flavor.
|
|
Earnings in February actually fell slightly after rising in January.
|
|
That slightly topped estimates of $239 billion, according to StreetAccount.
|
|
Still, it came in slightly lower than analysts had expected.
|
|
Repeat, slightly overlapping each stroke, until the window is clean.
|
|
The Mate's speaker is only slightly louder than the original.
|
|
Its stock price was down slightly in early trading Friday.
|
|
U.S. futures traded slightly lower ahead of the report's release.
|
|
Wells Fargo shares were slightly lower in early Thursday trading.
|
|
Spirit shares later reversed and ended the day slightly lower.
|
|
The company's shares are down slightly so far this year.
|
|
It's also slightly lighter and of course $1,200 less expensive.
|
|
To Verizon, Wilkins was slightly kinder, but not by much.
|
|
May's trade deficit was revised slightly down to $41.0 billion.
|
|
But next year, will be a slightly more turbulent period.
|
|
And thus, "Emotionally Realistic, Yet Slightly Wounded Maria" was born.
|
|
No more burying the bad beneath the slightly less bad.
|
|
But newer Android phones slightly edge out Apple in performance.
|
|
Central banks are now starting to push rates slightly higher.
|
|
The lowest accepted price was slightly stronger than market expectations.
|
|
Going for a slightly cooler version of the saucy maid?
|
|
But to Europeans, the news will surely seem slightly puzzling.
|
|
In smaller departments, police shootings are flat or down slightly.
|
|
Cool slightly, then, using your hand, smash the potatoes lightly.
|
|
Slightly less esoteric is Freud's theory of the death drive.
|
|
However, one authoritative source shows he's overestimating this figure slightly.
|
|
The online lender's revenue was slightly below Wall Street forecasts.
|
|
It does, indeed taste like pickle juice, only slightly sweeter.
|
|
The Canadian dollar weakened slightly after the data was released.
|
|
But both were trading slightly in the green Friday afternoon.
|
|
By 0915 GMT, yields were slightly up on the day.
|
|
Which, in turn, produces slightly cooler temperatures and increased precipitation.
|
|
Revenue for the iPhone came in just slightly below projections.
|
|
Then they come together slightly and move to the music.
|
|
Total revenue fell slightly to $692.3 million from $705.8 million.
|
|
The old version of Gilead's flag also looked slightly different.
|
|
Mortgage rates started this week slightly higher, but then stabilized.
|
|
Lean forward slightly from time to time to show interest.
|
|
Monday's hearing also shed slightly more light on Epstein's finances.
|
|
Allow the wok to cool slightly and add the oil.
|
|
The news piece of the equation is slightly more complicated.
|
|
Gold and silver prices were also slightly higher on Thursday.
|
|
Let cool slightly and fill with your favorite taco fixings.
|
|
It'll just punch a slightly bigger hole in your wallet.
|
|
The stock closed for the week hovering slightly below $27.
|
|
The contrast is slightly disorientating, given the last few hours.
|
|
Lower the heat slightly, add the pork the rice wine.
|
|
Cool slightly, then peel and mash onto a sheet tray.
|
|
The stock is up slightly as of midday trading Tuesday.
|
|
However, Square came up slightly short in its forward guidance.
|
|
Slightly hawkish comments and wage hikes will make it four.
|
|
U.S. wholesale inventories gained slightly more than estimated in September.
|
|
And everyone is speaking in very fast, slightly panicked Italian.
|
|
And now… ever so slightly turned, with more lens flare!!
|
|
The stock was slightly higher at $62.06 in afternoon trade.
|
|
Oil output, however, came in slightly below analysts' mean estimate.
|
|
DL: I'm going to strike a slightly more pessimistic note.
|
|
The images have been slightly altered to protect the source.
|
|
Mr. Trump was also slightly off about the electoral count.
|
|
Text just looks slightly blurrier, especially in smaller menu items.
|
|
Those showed a family income of slightly more than $900,000.
|
|
But Nick Spanos had arrived on a slightly different mission.
|
|
Trounced in Iowa, only slightly redeemed in New Hampshire, Jeb!
|
|
The goals are slightly different, but the physics are similar.
|
|
Even Elizabeth feels like her resolve is getting slightly shaky.
|
|
It's thoughtful and restrained, but it is also slightly dull.
|
|
There's also the slightly less appealing cut of raw meat.
|
|
It actually went down slightly, so they're not measuring it.
|
|
The stock was slightly higher at $177.07 on Thursday afternoon.
|
|
They bounced slightly as I sat down next to her.
|
|
Visa's volume declined slightly to 8.9 percent from 9.4 percent.
|
|
This was slightly below the 3.7 percent seen in February.
|
|
Total revenue rose slightly to $3.75 billion from $3.73 billion.
|
|
Sales were flat at 26.8 billion euros, slightly below expectations.
|
|
Brent crude oil is slightly firmer at $48.58 a barrel.
|
|
Shares of Expedia and Priceline closed slightly negative on Friday.
|
|
The stock has dropped slightly in the last 12 months.
|
|
"I think she's exploring a slightly different side," Patrickson said.
|
|
"Slightly more than half is not sufficient anymore," Almheiri said.
|
|
A pair of glasses sit slightly crooked on his face.
|
|
Gains in consumer staples slightly offset losses in healthcare stocks.
|
|
Stocks opened higher Friday but slipped into slightly negative territory.
|
|
We expect it to recover slightly from the current condition.
|
|
"Pay growth had risen slightly," the regional agents' report said.
|
|
The mineral rose slightly while London copper climbed 1 percent.
|
|
The won weakened slightly, while the benchmark bond yield rose.
|
|
The whole process takes an only slightly awkward 30 seconds.
|
|
Shares of the company were up slightly in early trading.
|
|
Her arms are crossed and her mouth is slightly agape.
|
|
Shares of Bed Bath & Beyond were slightly lower on Wednesday.
|
|
Let me answer that question in a slightly different way.
|
|
Oil settled slightly lower on Wednesday ahead of the meeting.
|
|
Donny's talk eventually takes on a slightly more ominous tone.
|
|
The distraction of merger talks slightly reduced revenue, Tronc said.
|
|
U.S. stocks traded slightly higher, as did stocks in Asia.
|
|
This might be slightly oversimplifying the matter, but... three times?
|
|
Against the yen, the greenback gained slightly to fetch 111.36.
|
|
The U.S. dollar index traded slightly lower on the day.
|
|
HARKER SAYS INFLATION RUNNING AROUND FED'S TARGET, EDGING SLIGHTLY DOWNWARD
|
|
Whatever it is, Squirtle slightly edges out his fiery counterpart.
|
|
The yuan's midpoint fix against the dollar was slightly firmer.
|
|
The dollar, which also advanced on Monday, edged slightly lower.
|
|
Chinese government bond futures rose slightly as equity markets fell.
|
|
Slightly warm dough is easier to roll out and cut.
|
|
Add carrots, and cook until slightly softened, about 4 minutes.
|
|
I mean, we are actually at zero and slightly above.
|
|
The health products maker, however, saw revenue slightly miss estimates.
|
|
This interview has been slightly edited for brevity and clarity.
|
|
Shares of Apple traded slightly higher in early Wednesday trade.
|
|
Of the respondents, slightly under 60 percent identified as female.
|
|
U.S. futures were slightly higher before oil prices turned lower.
|
|
WTI futures fell slightly, to just below $49.50 per barrel.
|
|
Contracts increased 3.4 percent on the month, slightly below expectations.
|
|
Each blend, so to speak, has a slightly different use.
|
|
Utilities and consumer staples -considered defensive plays - were slightly higher.
|
|
Coal use in China has declined slightly for three years.
|
|
Navigating the Stories themselves, though, is slightly different than Snapchat.
|
|
To some, this might sound odd or even slightly awkward.
|
|
Leave the ends untouched, creating a cool, slightly undone feel.
|
|
They're slightly smaller than the Fire TV Stick 4K's remote.
|
|
But then they slightly tweaked the layout of the game.
|
|
The Canadian dollar was slightly stronger against its U.S. counterpart.
|
|
In fact, they've slightly outperformed the market the day after.
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Treasury yields recovered from Tuesday's decline to hold slightly higher.
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Revenue of 5.04 billion euros was slightly lower than expected.
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Shares were trading slightly higher Friday at $32.46 a share.
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Sentiment is projected to rise slightly to 92 from 91.
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Analysts said the expense forecast was slightly higher than expected.
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The process can even give it a slightly bubble flavor.
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On the rectangle, an overlapping, slightly longer white one perches.
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This projection is slightly weaker than estimates three months ago.
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Inflation has eased slightly but remains near 10%, eroding incomes.
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The euro edged slightly higher by 0.1 percent to $1.0676 .
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However, GDP grew 3.2% in 2016, slightly below Spain's 3.6%.
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In other words, it's only slightly worse than using Tinder.
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A lot of dramatic pointing just slightly out of time.
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Slightly less than half of Republicans, 47 percent, back it.
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I don't feel impaired, just slightly more emotional and relaxed.
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The bones hadn't healed properly, so they were slightly raised?
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The squid should curl slightly when turned on the pan.
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The camera's hand grip is slightly deeper and more comfortable.
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Banking stocks gave up early gains to trade slightly lower.
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And it's a slightly different dab than we're accustomed to.
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You could even argue that his game has slightly regressed.
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While they sound slightly ridiculous, they actually look pretty normal.
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Today he's telling a slightly different story about what happened.
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Time Machine can get slightly boring or frustrating at times.
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It had previously guided for flat to slightly lower sales.
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Against the euro, sterling was down slightly at 88.54 pence .
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Toss to coat the chicken and onions and cover slightly.
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Over the next five years, however, inflation expectations rose slightly.
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It quickly plummeted to $12,800 before recovering slightly to $13,300.
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Tempo shifts, slightly more complex rhythms, and a vicious howl.
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The men turned slightly as they were carried beyond her.
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Sales have risen only slightly over the past two years.
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Clinton said with a slightly dark edge to her voice.
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Shares of Ford were slightly lower in Monday morning trade.
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"Now it will probably slow down slightly," Ms. Elliott said.
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The president's relationship with the Speaker is slightly more complicated.
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Clinton in Pennsylvania and Florida, and slightly ahead in Ohio.
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On Friday, the British pound bounced back slightly in trade.
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For many, this meant less withholding and slightly bigger paychecks.
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The yield curve flattened slightly, with the short end rising.
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The Weather Company predicts slightly less activity than Colorado State.
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Cool slightly, then toss gently in the cinnamon sugar mixture.
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Investors could cut back their contributions more than just slightly.
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Wild will be slightly favored going into the November election.
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You know when you get flowers that are slightly off?
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Net sales rose slightly to $2.03 billion from $2 billion.
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Then connect all the lines with short, slightly curved strokes.
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And it made it slightly easier to waterproof the phone.
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America's 50 states all have slightly different laws regarding mortgages.
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He couldn't get the needle working, which was slightly worrying.
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The euro was also slightly higher against sterling at £0.8690.
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Each time I visit Atlas, it (they?) is slightly different.
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People are slightly frightened of older women, but he isn't.
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So why does Costco score slightly higher in the ranking?
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