"No one in the porn industry ever yells 'slower, slower, slower,'" he said.
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"He's gotten slower and slower," Mr. Trump told the crowd.
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Her workouts on the treadmill were getting slower and slower.
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Of course there are slower ones—even the Ramones did slower ones.
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The pace of life was slower, much slower, than that of Beijing.
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Feeney: Yeah, it should get slower and slower as the night progresses, I think.
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That's 32 times slower than regular footage and four times slower than standard slow motion.
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"It's slow and slower, that's what he said: People progress slow or slower," Schulman said.
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That can lead to slower economic growth, with fewer jobs created and slower wage growth.
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I watched as the screeching wheels turned slower and slower and came to a stop.
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Brain activity recordings in this kind of suspended animation state did indeed resemble activity during wakefulness, but the activity became slower and slower as body temperature decreased, as if the frames of a movie were being projected slower and slower as the movie progressed.
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So, you see the global economy somewhat slower than it was, and possibly getting slower still.
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We go slower as we age, but we also age when we start to go slower.
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It's slower and more expensive, and since then, it's gotten even slower and even more expensive.
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The supplier said their product is a little bit slower than Oracle's (ORCL), about 20% slower.
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So, you have sort of that pass – a little bit slower growth, a little bit slower job growth.
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Washington (CNN)While the headlines are coming fast and furious, actual changes to Obamacare will come slower -- much slower.
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For reference, 120 fps is about five times slower than normal speed, and 240 fps is 10 times slower.
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Vertex cited a slower-than-anticipated launch in Germany and slower refills during July and August for the cut.
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By saying "Alexa, speak slower" or "Alexa, speak faster," you can, well, get Alexa to speak slower or faster.
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"The side effects will be slower industrial growth and slower GDP growth than what was achieved in 22," he added.
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However, the company also said May sales have started out slower than expected and slower than the first quarter's pace.
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"It is slower, much slower than WEC, and it has much less horsepower," di Grassi said of the electric car.
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"I assume I'm dyslexic because I'm a terribly slow reader and with time I get slower and slower," he says.
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Members said they face increased obstacles such as government inspections, slower customs clearance and slower approval for licensing and other applications.
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It feels a tick slower than the Pixel 3a and noticeably slower than top-tier phones, but that's to be expected.
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And so, it is -- as we talk about synchronized slower growth, we mean many of the countries in Europe are growing slower.
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Coming into this year, we knew that, you know, things were going to be a bit slower, but slower towards trend. Right?
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Over and over, and slower and slower, I walked what I'd seen of his path from the kitchen to the utility room.
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Even airlines instructed aircraft to fly slightly slower to save on fuel ("Airlines fly slower to cut fuel bill", Reuters, Sept. 19803).
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Still, the weight is coming off slower than Jewel expected, and slower than her mom, who has now lost about 210 pounds.
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The increase in supply also means homes are selling at a slower pace so far this spring, two days slower on average.
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"It means slower services, slower repairs, lot more strain on our infrastructure," a NYCHA spokeswoman told VICE, confirming the authority's ongoing federal haircut.
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Courses at The Open usually have slower putting greens than venues on the PGA Tour, but these greens seemingly are slower than usual.
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To be certain, it was slower than Omega's best matches, but Jericho is a step or two slower than he used to be.
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Compared to the iMac Pro, the standard iMac has two fewer Thunderbolt 13 ports, a slower SD card reader, and a slower Ethernet jack.
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This package offers speeds of just 10 Mbps, which is 10 times slower than EPB's slowest package and 100 times slower than gig service.
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That's always to me a reminder that at the end of the race, if fatigue was all about your muscles and your heart and your body temperature and things like that, you'd be going slower and slower and slower as the race got on.
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With slower population growth, we'll see slower economic growth and less economic dynamism — as there just won't be economic space for new firms to grow.
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That slower job growth pace departs from the more recent 200,000 plus level, and potentially signals a new era of slower job growth, economists said.
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The central bank acknowledged that the months-long period of food deflation, as well as slower industrial price hikes, could drive slower-than-expected inflation.
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Subscriptions have been slower to track, but we definitely saw a spike in the next month after that, it's just a little bit slower uptick.
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Triple world champion Hamilton, 43 points adrift after four races, was 0.126 slower with the timings showing he was slightly slower than Rosberg in sector three.
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Now, on a full stomach you'll still feel the effects of alcohol, but it gets into your bloodstream slower, so you get intoxicated slower, she says.
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Among the findings: Longer telomeres were linked to slower deterioration of white blood cells, and hence slower signs of aging — a common thread among the latter group.
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This photo just felt like the relaxing dwindling days of summer moving slower and slower as you look forward to the new energy coming in the fall.
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On the other hand, days in the 20503s would cause finishing times to be slower by 22050 minutes; in the 270s, times would be 21960 minutes slower.
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In my limited experience with EMV chip card readers (mostly at CVS stores), these are slower than swiping a credit card and much slower than using Apple Pay.
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For example, they gave the sloth Fingerling, an exclusive product for Walmart, a slower motor in its head and slower sound effects to make him seem more lazy.
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It is discernibly slower than the 27-bit ARM version of Edge on this computer — that's been true even on Intel computers, but it's a little slower here.
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Now there is an oversupply of sellers in a market that has been experiencing slower demand, and may see slower growth in the next few years, Melich said.
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The Fed is less likely to worry about the slower pace of job creation in January, as officials have predicted that slower population growth would weigh on job creation.
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Nathanson cut his 2019 revenue estimates by 7 percent and his 2020 estimates by 15 percent, forecasting both slower user growth as well as slower revenue per user growth.
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A pattern has repeated for years: Markets expect slower growth, lower inflation and a slower path of rate increases than Fed officials themselves; markets turn out to be right.
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Credit Profile Deterioration: We expect Lotte's credit metrics to worsen further in 2016, despite the capex cuts and slower growth in long-term rentals due to slower store expansions.
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And if it sounds like Obamacare changes are coming a bit slower than expected, his Infrastructure plan seems to be on an even slower track...if it happens at all.
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SARA EISEN: How much do you see the slower synchronized slower growth right now and see it as being derived from the trade war and the tariffs back and forth?
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Correction, 11:21 AM ET: Nvidia says the full-power GTX 1660 Ti is around 5 percent slower, not 25 percent slower, than the GTX 2060, depending on the game.
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"Economic growth will be far slower than that enjoyed by their parents," Gori said, citing slower projected income growth for Asian millennials as compared to gen X and baby boomers.
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In addition to slower atmospheric circulations possibly causing the storms to move slower, the amount of rainfall that the storms are able to dump is increasing as global temperatures climb.
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I think for this record there's been a lot of expanding upon the essence of what the band is: making the faster songs faster; the slower songs slower; more melody.
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That is slower than China (a 6.2% annualised rate in the second quarter of 2019, down from 6.4% in the first) and substantially slower than India believes itself capable of.
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Not only will subscribers have to put up with slower data during typical usage, but they'll see even slower speeds if they go beyond 22GB of data in a single month.
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While things aren't completely hopeless, further efforts to get transistor sizes down (and, consequently, transistor count up) are going to come slower and slower with higher costs as we move forward.
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Rising gasoline prices tend to be associated with slower growth in traffic volumes and slower growth in gasoline consumption (as measured by the volume of gasoline supplied to domestic U.S. customers).
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" (His Academy-Award winning performance in Dallas Buyers Club playing a transgender woman was the first time.) "They started to grow back slower and slower so I got a little scared.
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Bohn also says the charging rates are right now slower than what you'd get with a modern, USB-C power brick and more in line with a slower Qi wireless charger.
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Bottas was a mere 0.045 slower than his compatriot with team mate Lewis Hamilton, Vettel's closest rival, third fastest but 0.607 slower than Raikkonen after going off the track several times.
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" He continued, "gender roles are much slower to change.
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Some manufacturing companies have already reported issues with slower growth, but profits should be strong enough overall to keep the market moving higher, albeit at a slower pace than the first half.
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A top U.S. business lobby group said last month that its members face increased obstacles in China such as government inspections, slower customs clearance and slower approval for licensing and other applications.
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The Raiders, at 11.96, are slower than every other team except for the Packers, who are more than a mile and a half per hour slower than the Rams at 11.74 m.p.h.
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If we start breathing at a slower rate, speak at a slower rate, being here with each other, that's very different than if I just dial that thing way up to 10X that.
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On slower level 1 or level 2 charging, the 70 miles of all-electric range is slower to restore, but owners using 240-volt power should be able to fully re-juice overnight.
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The apps run a little bit slower, but they run.
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Apple, in contrast, is entering a period of slower growth.
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However, CSX did forecast slower revenue growth for 2019. Cars.
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Or did it happen faster or slower than you anticipated?
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It is much slower and less intuitive on the computer.
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China, the world's second biggest economy, is showing slower growth.
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So May is often a slower month for new orders.
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Home prices are still rising, but at a slower pace.
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For example, time moves slower in places with higher gravity.
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Has the review process gotten faster or slower over time?
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Bennet proposed a slower approach toward achieving universal health care.
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That means growth, compared against total bookings, will be slower.
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As chart 773 shows, slower growth lowers support for globalisation.
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GoDaddy was hurt by rising costs and slower customer growth.
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Slower growth means lower tax revenues and higher welfare spending.
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Life insurers have so far been slower to catch on.
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Funds are still funding; it's just slower and more calculated.
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Read MoreJob growth shifts to slower gear along with economy
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Americans already pay more than most countries for slower internet.
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Teachers have limited time or motivation to teach slower students.
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Kubica was 1.3 seconds slower on that compound on Tuesday.
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Authorities project slower growth of 6% to 6.5% this year.
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The slower the Fed goes, the stronger the dollar gets.
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The outbreak has also raised concern over slower global growth.
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In developed markets, price increases often lead to slower volumes.
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The last thing most economies need is slower economic growth.
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But the US was slower to act than other countries.
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I wish the time with her was a lot slower.
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Between 1970 and 1980, he'd begun speaking 26 percent slower.
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In turn, government spending was constrained by this slower revenue.
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"That was attributed to slower accounts receivable collection," he said.
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Elsewhere, disappointing economic data has increased concerns about slower growth.
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The Spurs reject the idea that they are getting slower.
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It's a small town so everything moves a little slower.
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A clock that runs slower perched high in the mountains.
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But progress will probably be much slower from now on.
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Data also showed a slower expansion in China's services sector.
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At slower speeds, subsonic ones, the vehicle can become unstable.
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A slower, more accurate method could then confirm the results.
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The slower version is simpler, easier, and it already works.
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The troubles in manufacturing are contributing to slower job growth.
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U.S. consumer prices rose at a slower pace in February.
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It's just been a little bit slower than initially anticipated.
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Data also showed a slower expansion in its services sector.
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Amazon's foray into grocery has been slower to take hold.
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The faster the homebuilding recovery, the slower the housing inflation.
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Your facial structure and skull structure [develop] a lot slower.
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Costs for food and services increased slower than in July.
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This year's budget foresees a growing deficit and slower growth.
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SO POLITICALLY IT'S GOING TO BE A MUCH SLOWER PROCESS.
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Note, will be slower at first until code is optimized.
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S. tariff truce and signs of slower company earnings worldwide.
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He was a little bit slower and I saw that.
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Applying for a student visa has grown slower and costlier.
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But slower growth is not the same as a recession.
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"Nothing good can come of a slower storm," said Kossin.
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A meter ticking by, creeping upward, slower than the mileage.
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Do you feel we're in a slower period of innovation?
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That means Apple is slow — far slower than its competitors.
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But politicians have been getting slower at filling governor vacancies.
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Although he was slower, his artistry was even more refined.
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Clinton is more cautious and slower with her public statements.
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They became even slower, and the pounds kept piling on.
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Less collagen is thought to mean slower healing of injuries.
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"Are turtles slower than tortoises?" asked Louis Sclafani, age 5¾.
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That slower growth in supply should raise the currency's value.
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The slower pace would still be rapid, by any standard.
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Closest rival Jazz Carlin of Britain was 4.12 seconds slower.
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But at some point, slower employment growth is an inevitability.
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Slower economic growth would make Osborne's goal even more unattainable.
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Wilson was moving too slowly, sometimes slower than the plastic.
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But global warming is making hurricanes stronger, wetter, and slower.
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Slower really is better when it comes to gas mileage.
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As a result, recognition and fame were slower in coming.
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Pros: Low price, durable designCons: Slower than our top pick
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Pros: Fast read speedsCons: Slower write speeds and less durability
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Using the digital currency was also slightly slower than TransferWise.
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Cons: Earns points slower than most cards with annual fees.
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Slower growth correlates with a decline in demand for oil.
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At most cemeteries, it seems mores are slower to change.
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"It's a little bit of a slower court," Keys said.
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AuM outflows continued in 7503H17, but at a slower pace.
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In the United States, that progress has been much slower.
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As a result, investors expect slower earnings growth in 2019.
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For others, the wounds were deeper and the healing slower.
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And the slower charging didn't matter, because I was asleep.
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In many cases, this will force us to drive slower.
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Now look at Michigan: even slower; bad at offensive rebounding.
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Other promises have been slower to get off the ground.
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But below the neck things are otherworldly, slower moving, detached.
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Sonos's growth is slower than some recent I.P.O.s as well.
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His hair has thinned and turned white; his stride, slower.
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Surface waves are considerably slower, but they cause most damage.
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Autonomous vehicles: "They're coming slower than you think," says Bardin.
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We could avoid a recession [and] just have slower growth.
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If you're missing a lot, try throwing a little slower.
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But they note that "risks are skewed" toward slower purchases.
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A reading above 0.83 in this index indicates slower deliveries.
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I do that on an EHR now and it's slower.
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But on snowy or rainy days, it's a lot slower.
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But many quantum machines are still slower than traditional computers.
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And when she's done, she reads it again, but slower.
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When it opened, trains ran slower than in New York.
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Yet "moments" is still much slower than the brain operates.
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The thinner you spread yourself, the slower you can move.
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My masters world record is 13 percent slower than hers.
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U.S. mobile speeds are generally slower than other developed countries.
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Doing so is super uncomfortable and made me type slower.
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Using that as a yardstick, construction is indeed slower today.
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"The transition is actually slower than you thought," he explained.
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This hopeful period of slower deforestation was not to last.
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For some reason Ferrari are slower, I don't know why.
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The trains were slower than ideal, but they were reliable.
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Small rosters and few substitutions meant the game was slower.
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Car and chemical factories are moving at a slower pace.
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Monday is one of the slower days here at CES.
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But zombies were much slower to spread into rural areas.
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The longer and slower they go, the sweeter they become.
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Qi wireless chargers are slower than wired chargers, full stop.
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But it didn't mention anything specifically about slower phone speeds.
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We have not gone faster, we have not gone slower.
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Shouldn't wear a watch, just makes the time go slower.
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I read the oral history of Twin Peaks this summer, and one of the recurring themes was David Lynch asking people to slow down: Play music slower, walk slower, draw out shots and scenes.
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His 40-yard dash time of 4.85 seconds was just one-hundredth of a second slower than Mayfield and wasn't enough slower than Allen's 4.75 for that to tip the scales in Allen's favor.
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I realized every time my leg bent that I have the worst balance on the planet, which forced me to go a lot slower than I normally would when using weights (and slower means harder).
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To this day, wages, employment and home values are all rising slower in those areas than elsewhere, and metrics such as the aggregate value of unemployment benefits or income replacement programs are conversely falling slower.
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Slower phase-in: Sanders' plan would phase in over 4 years.
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Outpatient services like Mount Sinai's have been slower to take hold.
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In addition to weakness in China, Apple blamed slower upgrade rates.
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It keeps anything traveling slower than light speed from getting through.
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Banks say Odebrecht's asset sales program is proceeding slower than expected.
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If things are a little bit worse, we'll get there slower.
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Intel chips have 14 nanometers between transistors, indicating potentially slower speed.
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Bell noted that slower growth is typically a negative for markets.
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The pace of loan growth was slower than October's 8.16 percent.
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However, it can end up overpowering slower songs and classical music.
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I'm thankful for a slower day when I can get one.
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Slower speeds mean more rain can be dumped over an area.
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The southern style is slower, gentler, more elegant, though still fierce.
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Slower growth is also curtailing Germany's tax intake and budget surplus.
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"This entire bull run has been about slower growth," said Dwyer.
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State politics and state legislatures move slower than the sex industry.
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This concept proves that, sometimes, slower can be better than faster.
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Intel's LTE modems are known to be slower than Qualcomm's, too.
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They're slower and still have some compatibility issues to work though.
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But just sort of going up a little slower from here.
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Outdoors, I run significantly slower, feel weaker, and have less control.
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Instead Americans pay more for slower speeds than most other countries.
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They are also facing persistently low yields and slower global growth.
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UberPOOL's vehicles theoretically operate around 40 percent slower, as a result.
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As irritating as that may sound, slower traffic is often safer.
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The forecasts are likely to show faster inflation, but slower growth.
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Slower growth is less problematic when the economy is mostly healthy.
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Democrats can point to slower hiring and a weakening manufacturing sector.
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The central bank called for slower growth in the money supply.
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Alas, progress has been slower than politicians promised and is uneven.
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And they use the slower-growing inflation metric, rather than CPI.
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It's safer, it's slower, and it's a quarter of the price.
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They're slower than the Comcast internet connection I have at home.
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But cannabis-laced treats are slower to take effect than vaping.
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I've also learned to eat slower and actually savor the meal.
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The major gas names have been slower to embrace production EVs.
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The Czech economy grew 4.5 percent, a touch slower than expected.
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Slower than some of the people I see next to me.
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It's a slower and more passionate dance than we've been doing.
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Higher inventories can often foreshadow slower growth in the next quarter.
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Admittedly, that one looks a lot slower than using a controller.
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Growth has been much slower than for its other Snapchat copies.
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Consumers are slower to upgrade their iPhones, and they're switching brands.
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The Senate's going to be a little slower on their track.
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That can be worrying; it means less lending and slower growth.
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It is slower than any other video card you could get.
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Does a quicker or slower juicing experience better fit your lifestyle?
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" Continues Kufrin: "He did take things slower than the other guys.
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Maybe I can make this next year go a little slower!
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Slower sales continued to hit China's real estate developers' bottom line.
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And then indeed Snowball danced faster or slower to the music.
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Slower monetary-policy shifts, in contrast, have much to recommend them.
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The new process will be slower, more deliberate and hopefully secure.
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That for us, means slower and worse access to our collections.
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It's likely to be a slower burn at the box office.
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This was slower than an expected 3.1 percent pace, Ruskin said.
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That may have something to do with the slower Q2 sales.
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The latest quarterly growth was also slower than the prior quarter.
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"This gridlock scenario results in a dramatically slower economy," he said.
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In slower seasons, rooms start as low as $117 per night.
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Economists look for even slower growth in 2020 of around 1.8%.
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It's all about moving slow -- a lot slower than you expect.
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Elsewhere in the country, the growth was slower, or even negative.
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The oil market could rebalance faster or slower than currently expected.
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Some may have grown slower, and some may have grown faster.
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Rents will still grow, but potentially at a much slower pace.
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After a while I take over, and it goes even slower.
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Our model says emerging markets, they also are slower as well.
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That was a slower pace than April's 19.2 percent annual rise.
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They also are slower to strengthen, typically speaking, than tropical systems.
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Does this help explain the slower wage growth in recent years?
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It is all consistent with a slower growth trajectory in Canada.
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It allows me to start the day off a little slower.
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Stable contracted sales and slower land acquisitions are also key drivers.
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This is despite slower growth of non-life premiums in 1Q17.
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Cooler temperatures in April and much of May brought slower growth.
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Indonesia, India's biggest supplier, is suffering more from India's slower imports.
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The panel followed what was a slower news event on Friday.
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Again, things have fallen slower than in other parts of digital.
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The corollary is, of course, that slower growth raises the risk.
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Pop music, throughout the '10s, has gotten measurably slower and sadder.
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Global trade volumes are still increasing although at a slower pace.
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However, New York wage increase will be slower than other states'.
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It's not that job growth is slower than it should be.
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Greater slack in the economy would suggest an even slower rise.
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My songs are more of the romantic ones, slower and softer.
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Read more: Here's why hurricanes are getting stronger, slower, and wetter.
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Slower, wetter storms are becoming more common as the planet warms.
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This is because search engines can update slower than individual websites.
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The company reported slower revenue growth last quarter than analysts expected.
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That is a slower rise than Iran says is taking place.
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I think change has been slower than we would have imagined.
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Extra warmth and water means hurricanes will become slower and stronger.
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Here, everybody is a little slower, a little more laid-back.
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An adolescent was found on his side, indicating a slower death.
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And its AppleCare package is seeing slower growth, Apple's CFO said.
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It'd be a little bit slower, a little bit more compact.
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Slower loading web pages, of course, are frustrating for end users.
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The slower pace of activity in late 2018 continued into January.
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It would have been slower, but it would have been satisfying.
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He's slower now, and he gets gassed a little more easily.
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That's where I started delving into lower tunings and playing slower.
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Bryan's style was a little slower, so maybe that was it.
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And the slower the rushes got, the more Hernandez was punished.
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It's started to make waves stateside, but it's a slower grind.
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Matt is way more methodical, slower and obsessive than I am.
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The strong are slower, but have more raw power to magnify.
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It's a different culture, a slower pace, and I like it.
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Both are suffering from slower in demand after a long upswing.
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Life is wilder and we are perpetually late and walk slower.
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"The more I put on, the slower I feel," Cash said.
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That would be slower than 2018, when the company's revenue doubled.
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The other moved slower than the flood of the financial crisis.
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That said, he's a step slower than most of his competitors.
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I live in south Austin, and it's a little bit slower.
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He continued to work after that, although at a slower pace.
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Worries about investor confidence and slower commercial activity rippled through markets.
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New York City, by contrast, has been far slower to change.
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Average train speeds are now slower than they were in 211969.
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In doing so, they've discovered a different, slower way of living.
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Trains carrying dangerous goods also ran at slower speeds following derailments.
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Your device may seem slower for reasons unrelated to the device.
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Modern, design-focused lodging, however, has been much slower to develop.
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You're going to be slower, and everything's going to feel harder.
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Official figures are expected to show slower growth in the eurozone.
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Higher rates will squeeze spending and lead to yet slower growth.
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That process typically moves a lot slower than a disease outbreak.
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Surface waves are slower because they propagate along the earth's surface.
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Bradycardia is when your resting heart rate is slower than normal.
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And they're all spending money at a slower rate than Biden.
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The IMF now expects slower growth in 90% of the world.
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Hanks had to work hard to learn Rogers' slower, deliberate mannerisms.
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Parts of my teeth are rotten and my brain—it's slower.
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There are slower moments that allow you to catch your breath.
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"You'll practice it just a little slower, won't you?" she said.
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And those homes sold up to 50 days slower on average.
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IT'LL BE A SLOWER GROWING, MORE CONSTRICTING SORT OF DEBT CRISIS.
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We're still in a period of slower growth and increased stimulus.
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Elsewhere in the country, the growth was slower, or even negative.
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Global trade volumes are still increasing, although at a slower pace.
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"The department stores are still a little bit slower," Telsey said.
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But the wealthier countries become, the slower they tend to grow.
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Health care has also been slower to digitize than other sectors.
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"We've already built into our models slower growth in the UK."
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The outer part of the disk spins at a slower rate.
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Ford announced it would shuffle workers from slower to busier plants.
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Syncing a blockchain is much slower compared to something like SWIFT.
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This slower speed allows the storms to strengthen in certain situations.
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In fact, it's getting there a lot slower than we expected.
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They include a widening wealth gap, slower growth and stagnant wages.
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They probably feel like it makes them slower or less powerful.
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Singapore now expects either slower growth, or negative expansion in 2020.
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McKay is 22, and Greene is developing on a slower track.
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I can still walk the dog, although it's slower than usual.
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This year seems to be starting at an even slower pace.
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It also moves slower than someone taking a Sunday morning jog.
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He set out to reveal the slower aspects of busy cities.
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In prior years, premiums have risen at a much slower pace.
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If it gets much slower, this kernel's heading back in time.
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"Without him, the process would have certainly been slower," Nascimento said.
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Without a leader, FEMA may be disorganized and slower to respond.
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When he took his medications, it helped control his shaking, but as the years passed he "got slower and slower" and then his voice disappeared as he began to have more bouts with infections and pneumonia.
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Apple began replacing batteries on iPhone 6 and up earlier this year after Apple said slower batteries required it to force iPhones to run at slower speeds to maintain battery life and to keep iPhones reliable.
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The American Chamber of Commerce of China and its sister body in Shanghai, said members reported that they faced increased obstacles such as government inspections, slower customs clearances and slower approval for licensing and other applications.
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Fridays tend to be slower in my department (no one in media answers emails on Fridays that I've ever met), which is good because this week has been intense and I could use a slower day.
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Most of the particles in the system would have slowed from one moment to the next, cascading to slower and slower speeds at a characteristic rate—in this case, with a scaling exponent of approximately -3/2.
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Across the groups analyzed, rates of niche change were much slower than rates of projected climate change; in the case of temperature, the rate of change was 200,000 times slower on average than it needs to be.
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Using data published on March 210, NDIA mapped the areas where AT&T provides service above 24mbps (still slower than the FCC's definition of broadband), and where it's much slower, around 3 to 6mbps or even less.
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Last year's average speed-of-service time at the "major players" was 234 seconds, which was nine seconds slower than the average speed in 2017—and more than 40 seconds slower than the average time in 2003.
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Rogen: I actually think the reason is that just they've been much slower to roll out the number of dispensaries or they've been much slower to change over the grey market dispensaries than they predicted they would.
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But Carbon said economic growth wasn't in the danger zone when it's "looked at the way it should be: in per-capita terms," with slower gross domestic product growth due mainly to slower working-age population growth.
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The fact that progress has been slower than once hoped has costs.
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Granted, the UN-led process is moving slower than many had hoped.
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The melodic movement is much slower due to the lack of words.
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But May was slower, she said, so Jaylon had more free time.
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You even have some overbearing antivirus software making your computer run slower.
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Still, recent gains have been smaller than before, consistent with slower sales.
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This time, the deletion rates, although still dominant, were indeed considerably slower.
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But progress will be slower and spottier than it would have been.
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There are occasions when it's slower than Intel's current generation offering though.
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The slowdown in global trade has contributed to slower growth in Asia.
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The roads are plowed, so we can get around normally, just slower.
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And even with Samsung's much slower Chromebook, the performance lag wasn't awful.
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"What we have is lots of signs of slower growth," Warne said.
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Biden choose the Cadillac, which is slightly slower, he told the cardinal.
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Because we're mixed race, our leg hairs curl at a slower rate.
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A red carpet event is a lot slower and a lot easier.
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Google revenue increased 17%, slower than the 28% pace a year earlier.
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Slower economic growth means it will be harder to absorb redundant workers.
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And shuttling data continuously between users makes them slower than conventional databases.
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AWS, one of the company's key profit drivers, is experiencing slower growth.
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The Chinese economy grew 6% in the third quarter, slower than expected.
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"Zinc was slower to rebound, so the magnitude is bigger," he added.
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Nakajima set their fastest lap, 0.411 slower than Kobayashi, in second place.
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The firm blamed Europe's exceptionally hot and long summer for slower growth.
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Consequently, the inflation momentum is expected to be slower than earlier anticipated.
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But that simplicity makes opting for the slower, greener choice especially difficult.
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Answer: (The government disruption) will lead to slower growth this year globally.
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The oil price plunged on fears of slower global demand in 224.
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That was much slower than the overall market, which rose 17 percent.
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We move a little slower, and we spend considerable time on porches.
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That's expected to rise further as a result of slower economic growth.
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Tourism in particular will likely be much slower than expected, he said.
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Capital goods imports rose slightly, pointing to slower business spending on equipment.
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Admittedly, it clamps down a bit slower than the spring-loaded version.
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It just feels like things are going much slower than we'd hoped.
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But truth is always slower than falsehood, because truth catches the facts.
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In the 1960s it grew by a slower but still solid 3%.
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That's a decent figure, but still a notch slower than Facebook's growth.
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In fact, mass timber burns much slower than many other building materials.
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It does go much slower when it's actually autonomously navigating obstacles, however.
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The slower boats, which take 12 hours, have pulsing on-board nightclubs.
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Colton and I initially started off much slower than my other relationships.
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Sometimes that results in slower data, depending on the Wi-Fi network.
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Aid agencies say refugees are still arriving, though at a slower pace.
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"You hear these stories, that boys develop slower than girls," Engel says.
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"Slower growth means lower interest rates in the developed markets," he said.
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Last quarter was a bit slower, but they had that price increase.
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After exposure, baby fish became smaller, slower, and more susceptible to predators.
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Intriguingly, it was the relatively slower runners who provoked the biggest effect.
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No LikeIt is slower than any other video card you could get.
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This would allow faster passengers to pass slower ones in security lines.
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They played "Everybody" from the Backstreet Boys, but also faster and slower.
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But everyone prefers a slower, smaller tip to no tip at all.
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The company cited slower sales in China and a tougher consumer environment.
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Team mate and title rival Nico Rosberg was second quickest, 0.393 slower.
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However, some airports are slower with change and updates, according to Mayerowitz.
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Without GPS, flight is slower, and the drone can't be used outdoors.
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But downloading unnecessary information will make your app slower and less responsive.
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The breakdown process is far slower and takes up to two years.
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The housing sector also weighed on growth, partly reflecting slower resale activity.
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Some cited tariffs, some cited higher costs, some cited slower global growth.
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It also has slower mobile hotspot speeds of 600 kilobits per second.
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"In my life, my growth has just always been slower," says Otto.
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For now, a slower flow of EU funds is having an effect.
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Facebook Lite also works on lower-end devices and slower internet networks.
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A decline in commodity prices can signal slower economic growth moving forward.
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Things are at a slower pace for the couple these days, though.
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And that structural reform arrow, flies much slower than all the others.
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Slower cross-border trading may cut demand for packaging to wrap goods.
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Policymakers are worried about the potential for slower spending and tamer growth.
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After a strong 2016, though, analysts see slower earnings growth this year.
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But starting to save earlier means you can save in slower amounts.
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"Every movement I made was slower and demanded more effort," he explained.
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But here's the rub: Fostering slower deliveries might decrease their competitive advantage.
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Do you listen to the slower ones on race day as well?
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The further the device is from the Pi, the slower it is.
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"The decision-making is slower," Wartsila Chief Executive Jaakko Eskola told Reuters.
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That in turn means tolerating slower growth, at least for a while.
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Standard inflation has grown at a much slower rate than medical inflation.
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That's slower than the average wage growth over the past two decades.
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"And that's where having a budget for those slower times comes in."
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"We were hoping to make it a slower-progressing disease," said Violari.
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This makes them slower and puts verdicts on less sure legal footing.
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Development of popular cryptocurrencies could be slower and more complicated than anticipated.
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Building permits declined, but at a slower rate than forecast by economists.
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But recently there has also been an increasing trend towards "slower" content.
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Freezing will harden the wax so the candle will burn down slower.
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Plus conditions, maybe, we're playing slower this year on top of it.
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Other economic issues facing Malaysia include slower growth and a weaker currency.
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So we're going to have a slower border or a closed border.
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New data showed weaker exports and slower-than-expected investment in inventories.
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But in places like the US, things have been a bit slower.
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A further factor may be a slower rate of new business formation.
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Businesses anticipating slower long-term growth cannot be expected to invest much.
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The closer he gets to the net, the slower time itself becomes.
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But everything else is disassociating, scatting, unknowable, slower than slow, time unhooked.
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Slower growth encourages companies to buy their rivals and squeeze out costs.
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Rival Sling TV, from Dish, has been on a slower growth trajectory.
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Slower growth seems inevitable and the economy could yet fall into recession.
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In a slower-moving world, this was known as changing your mind.
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"They're a lot slower once the days slow down," Ms. Offolter said.
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"The market has already adjusted for slower growth next year," Augustine said.
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But that is still thousands of times slower than modern hard drives.
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In February consumer prices rose by a slower-than-expected 0.17 percent.
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German banks have been much slower to promote electronic and card payments.
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Slower metabolisms were not the only reason the contestants regained weight, though.
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Traditional fee-for-service Medicare has been slower to reimburse those services.
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The pace of job creation is slower than it was under Obama.
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Many of its competitors have been slower to adopt tech-enabled bags.
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Infineon Technologies gained 5.5% despite forecasting slower growth in the year ahead.
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"It's definitely getting slower," said Barth Pralong, associate director of Art Bartschi.
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The decline was driven by slower enrollment growth following expansion under Obamacare.
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It results in slower deaths, resulting from the gradual loss of habitat.
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The slower the pace of rate increases, the better for economic growth.
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Laws and regulations inherently move at a slower pace than technological innovation.
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"I think their growth will be slower and more modest," he added.
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The pace of life here is not just slower — it's practically stationary.
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The US economy is still creating jobs, albeit at a slower pace.
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New York's subways are slower today than they were a century ago.
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All former iPhones have come with the slower, traditional 25-watt charger.
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The bottom side is flat, so that slower-moving air creates lift.
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But dress shoe brands have been a bit slower on the uptake.
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Business activity is expected to continue expanding, although at a slower pace.
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New data reveals slower employment growth (we extrapolated revisions) going into 2020.
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Now the shift from democracy to autocracy is slower and less obvious.
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Inflation rose slightly slower than expected in the first half of June.
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These slower bacteria, they theorize, can then fight off certain antibiotics better.
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The same thing happens as Earth passes the slower-moving outer planets.
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Currency trading platforms are experiencing slower trading volumes so far in 2019.
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That means companies may be slower in bringing cash home, Menon said.
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Export orders also declined, though at a slightly slower pace from May.
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That is, it made normal people slower — not what you're looking for.
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With the economy sputtering, analysts worry that slower hiring will soon follow.
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Expectations for slower economic growth this year are also seen curbing demand.
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Probably because mistakes play out at a slower pace in those games.
|
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Canadian factory activity also contracted but at a slower pace in January.
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But still, "raising wages will be a much slower affair," he added.
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"Play faster" or "Play slower" also works if you're not feeling specific.
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We take life at a slower pace and enjoy the small things.
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Health costs are currently growing at a slower rate than that threshold.
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Although Taurus is slower than molasses, there is electricity in the air.
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The Cavaliers play a slower tempo than anyone else in the country.
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When Smith or Matthew Dellavedova attack, Golden State is a step slower.
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Even when he was older and slower, he still fought Larry Holmes.
|
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But it's also a slightly slower way to checkout, compared to tapping.
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But at lower levels, smaller, slower moving particles could do the same.
|
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And it looks like adoption rate is a bit slower this year.
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Savoy Motel is an evolutionary step for Novak: darker, slower, and funkier.
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HSBC's total revenue decline in 2Q16 was 1.9pp slower than cost cuts.
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They were also selling up to 73% slower on average, Kulp wrote.
|
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Slower jobs and higher inflation do not sit well together with growth.
|
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You basically had to memorize where the slower and quicker bits broke.
|
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It was more economical and generally slower — unless you caught favorable winds.
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"It's about two to four times slower than the flu," he said.
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Plus conditions maybe were playing slower this year on top of it.
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As a result, the rest of us end up going even slower.
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By contrast, Lombardy was slower in testing those who didn't present symptoms.
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The House GOP wasn't willing to go the slower, more transparent route.
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"Maybe we should adjust faster, maybe we should adjust slower," she said.
|
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Sales in the region dropped 3.2% that quarter due to slower traffic.
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That would change many times, growing softer and louder, slower and speedier.
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Some are worried about the slower pace of progress, Mr. Powell said.
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The result was both a more consistent bounce and a slower court.
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But he did not adapt to the slower pace of the farm.
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One is more mental and slower and more intimate with your body.
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And that could mean economic uncertainty for longer and a slower rebound.
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"The slower the growth rate, the higher the quality," Mr. Moses said.
|
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Impatient guards sometimes slapped and shoved the older, slower inmates, he said.
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Most forecasts have however been consistently trending toward a slower, wetter storm.
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In Germany, the investigation had been slower in ramping up, until recently.
|
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He ran slower than normal, which affected his defense in left field.
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Same-store sales dropped 11.4%, hurt by slower foot traffic in stores.
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But Fox was slower to deal with Bill O'Reilly, its star anchor.
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There is little urgency to relax the velvet rope on slower evenings.
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Those places have also seen slower job growth in their retail sectors.
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The faster we drastically cut emissions, the slower sea levels will rise.
|
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The slower inventory build is also a factor in weak manufacturing production.
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It's slower than mmWave, but that allows it to cover wider areas.
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Such integration would probably be at a slower pace or even blocked.
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China's biggest challenge may be slower investment, which weakened further in September.
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Emergency services were stretched thin, rebuilding efforts slow, and compensation even slower.
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Other automakers are also coping with slower sales, particularly those of cars.
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The spacecraft then took a slower, fuel-efficient path to the moon.
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Underneath all of this the subway trains rumble along, slower than usual.
|
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However the UK government has been slower to act on this front.
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Even in film, traditionally a slower medium to adapt, things are changing.
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"It was about everything," he said of getting caught behind slower cars.
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That means no ab workouts, and I'm way slower during HIIT classes.
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I think in the last year it's almost 100 basis points slower.
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Frigid temperatures continue to cause equipment failures and slower than normal operations.
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That could pose a risk to investors expecting slower progress in negotiations.
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Other genres, like pop, have been slower to experiment, but that's changing.
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But its oil sector development has been slower than some had anticipated.
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Life is slower for Abu Mohammed now, but it is less stressful.
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Vettel, a four-times Formula One world champion, was 0.198 seconds slower.
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Both firms pointed to slower iPhone demand as reason for their revision.
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The rise of Republican women in the House has been far slower.
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The slower and later they fall, the more that will be needed.
|
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo was second fastest for Red Bull, 1.448 seconds slower.
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That translated into simple math suggesting much slower economic growth, he said.
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Her Irancell network was still connected, though working at a slower speed.
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He's slower than he used to be but still strong and smart.
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Second, corporate investment could be slower to materialize than surveys have indicated.
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Now the economy, growing at a slower rate, underpins the U.S. currency.
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Because Duncans are slower to mature (and sweeten), their season is shorter.
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McDonald's has been slower than its competitors in embracing the meatless trend.
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It will be moving forward, a little faster or a little slower.
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Roll call voting is focusing on a narrower (and slower) legislative agenda.
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That's why they are so much slower too, in a weird way.
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Towards the end the song morphed into something much slower and dubbier.
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Last year, a decline in growth in the number of prescriptions dispensed, a shift to lower-cost generics, and slower uptake of high-cost treatments - notably those that treat hepatitis C, contributed to slower growth in prescription drug spending.
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And the only thing that gives the Fed cover is a slower economy.
|
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Many others have followed suit since then to complain about slower China demand.
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If things could've been a little bit slower, maybe that would have helped.
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Capital markets have more than filled the gap left by slower bank lending.
|
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Security features often come at the expense of making products slower or clunkier.
|
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The world's largest chipmaker reported slower revenue growth at its data center business.
|
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What's not so clear, however, is whether this is leading to slower innovation.
|
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LaVorgna expects 2.5 percent growth next year, though slower in the second half.
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Broker UBS said organic revenue and margin growth was slightly slower than expected.
|
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The slower swing is more than made up for by the boosted damage.
|
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"The bite was considerably slower than it had been the last two weeks."
|
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In that same period, growth has been slower than round below $22015 million.
|
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The only obvious change is how much slower the 21st-century version is.
|
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The slower parts of energy are there, including Exxon Mobil and some refiners.
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The Caddy is a bit more than two tenths of a second slower.
|
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At Saturn the effect was just slightly slower, lasting for nearly 100 hours.
|
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I meditate with a free app and try to start my morning slower.
|
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So, the market, in some ways, is already discounting slower growth in 2019.
|
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Despite the slower pace at the end and lower tally overall on HealthCare.
|
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Download speeds are capped at 8Mbps, which is slower than the US average.
|
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We don't have the excuse that older, slower-growth, less-valuable industries do.
|
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In some ways, with the end of the Concord, we move them slower.
|
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But that product has been far slower to reach the market than promised.
|
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New orders and new export orders, while higher, rose at a slower pace.
|
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We're here at the IMF meetings where everybody's talking about slower global growth.
|
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I had failed to stay with the even slower, second group of runners.
|
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PEOPLE born after 1980 have been slower than previous generations to settle down.
|
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Wage gains have also been slower for those with the lowest-paying jobs.
|
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KKR & Co Inc also reported better-than-expected earnings despite slower asset sales.
|
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Higher temperatures and slower social and economic development would lead to greater risk.
|
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For the the flailing participants, time moved slower and in high emotional relief.
|
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Mixing is permitted on streets where the cars are traveling slower than that.
|
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Slower growth would undermine fuel demand and could put a cap on prices.
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If your website is loading slower than molasses, what’s the point?
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Maybe it thinks it's moving a little faster or slower than it is.
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I walk the dachshund separately because he has short legs and is slower.
|
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The result of the Snowden leaks is simply a slower, more inefficient program.
|
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"They are rapidly compensating for that slower part of their evolution," said Scott.
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Power: Can move trains like Eleven, but only slower than they're already going.
|
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Ground transportation, which is slower, is much more energy efficient than air travel.
|
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Its U.S. same-store sales growth was slower this quarter, rising only 0.6%.
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But in hindsight, if we had gone slower, it would have been better.
|
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The company pointed to slower-than-expected sales of its hepatitis C drugs.
|
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Clinton wanted to take a slower approach to fixing issues of racial inequality.
|
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But even given the relatively slower growth goals, Seats found the acceleration jarring.
|
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Homeowners near a Walmart saw slower-than-average appreciation, of just 16 percent.
|
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The firmware updates and software patches could cause some systems to run slower.
|
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Slower-growing but profitable carmakers are generally valued at around one times revenue.
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It's definitely a little slower than more recent fingerprint scanners, to be sure.
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Again, the company is operating at the slower speed of the living room.
|
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She will still be on a much slower schedule than before the robbery.
|
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In some cases, the iPad got slower after updating — but not this time.
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There was just a little bit of a slower pace and less input.
|
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Currently, Tesla's battery production is outsourced to Asia, a costly and slower option.
|
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Slower output growth was one of the major drags on the headline PMI.
|
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Many economists also expect additional increases next year although at a slower pace.
|
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Though job creation was a bit slower than expected, wages posted strong gains.
|
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The mainstream AI research train will get significantly slower or has already stopped.
|
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This is a very different process to a political campaign; it's much slower.
|
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Russian PMIs continued to show manufacturing activity contracting, albeit at a slower pace.
|
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The DPI can be adjusted for faster or slower response, depending on preference.
|
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When that Facebook lawyer later questioned Luckey, she asked him to speak slower.
|
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It might just mean slower performance when, say, you launch a new app.
|
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Service costs gained 1.1 percent, slower than 1.4 percent gain a month earlier.
|
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Bitcoin, on the other hand, got more expensive and slower in conducting transactions.
|
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These school bus-size instruments are especially far away, producing significantly slower connections.
|
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Economist Michelle Meyer predicts a slower economy in 2019 compared to last year.
|
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In fiscal 2021, spending would rise at a slower pace, to $1.375 trillion.
|
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Even the fastest wireless chargers are slower than most wired alternatives right now.
|
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If it's cold, the booster burns slower and operates under a lower pressure.
|
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New Year's Day to keep the roads safer and his usual business slower.
|
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It also adjusted fourth quarter revenue guidance due to slower new account growth.
|
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But the expected surge in investment has been slower to arrive than thought.
|
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That means they are going through an adjustment process which means slower growth.
|
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Analysts say the growth should continue this year, albeit at a slower pace.
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But the restoration of basic services has been slower in the country's interior.
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It also performed markedly slower than most of the other VPNs we tested.
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Some of the decline in imports in February likely reflects slower consumer spending.
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But in the follow-up, he sings slower, and the pause is longer.
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Although it's slower than a Tesla, that doesn't mean it's exactly a slouch.
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She also wouldn't say if she supported a faster or slower phase-out.
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Aren't they being gassed with toxic chemicals too, just at a slower rate?
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If we had that much slack, you would expect much slower wage growth.
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But implicit assumptions can be a lot slower to evolve than outward norms.
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It's a little slower than your typical strut BPM, but it still works.
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And perhaps even worse, the process is much slower than it should be.
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While tech solutions are rapidly emerging, the cultural ones are slower in coming.
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I ditch the faster pop-punk and rock for slower, more contemplative music.
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In the United States, Cadillac's second largest market to China, growth was slower.
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It's a bit slower and, yes, the view from your seat isn't great.
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Smartphone shipments are down almost across the board, owing to slower upgrade cycles.
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I think the urgency of those alliances has been much slower to form.
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The slower pace of long distance travel helps to keep this story focused.
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I hit a wall at about mile 21, 22 and started going slower.
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Dirigibles are far slower than planes: they max out at just 110kph (70mph).
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Growth is slower in Southeast Asia, but the longer term potential is high.
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Syria is more distant than Yugoslavia, and Europe has been slower to react.
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Beginning in 2024, these allotments would grow at a slower rate, CPI-U.
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The U.S. market has been slower to buy into bitcoin for real estate.
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"The slower pace of income convergence is a cause of concern," said Decressin.
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Mr. Ehrenreich's progress has been slower than that overnight-sensation story would suggest.
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Drug overdoses, rather, are increasing at a slower rate than they have previously.
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Solar energy has been slower to catch on, despite abundant and intense sunshine.
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Or you can just run on a slower speed until your month restarts.
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All kinds of hurdles to collecting the data, which means we'll be slower.
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But most of the pullback will be slower, starting along the world's coastlines.
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Research also showed that the slower the runner, the more they risked injury.
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Over long periods, that shift implies a radically slower improvement in living standards.
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His swims this summer were markedly slower than his efforts a year ago.
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China has suffered from slower growth and a bear stock market through 2018.
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Throw a log into the wood-burning stove and savor a slower pace.
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Only later does it become the song we know, slower and more majestic.
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Slower-growing supply and healthy global demand helped oil prices bounce back up.
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Slower, wetter storms like this are becoming more common as the planet warms.
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Trump's morning-in-America narrative may dim if slower growth continues into 2020.
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However, a waiver for Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria was slower in coming.
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The U.S. economy is growing "slower than France - that's really terrible," said Fink.
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Twitter has been much slower to go after Jones than other social media.
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AND NOW A LOT OF PEOPLE, SOME ARE TALKING ABOUT SLOWER GLOBAL GROWTH.
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But selling location data during slower shopping times of the year was tough.
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"The simplest thing is they got faster and we got slower," he said.
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Its reserves have shrunk more in early 2016, albeit at a slower pace.
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As our planet warms, storms are forecast to become stronger, slower, and wetter.
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Both unmarried men and women had slower walking speeds than their married counterparts.
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China's real estate investment moderated in August on slower construction and home sales.
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The slower growth in consumer spending followed strong readings in April and March.
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Slower growth in China may eventually erode the legitimacy of the ruling party.
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Slower job growth, by Sharon Nunn and Sarah Chaney, The Wall Street Journal.
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But the company only has experience managing and forecasting larger, slower-growing brands.
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INF/OF Chris Owings (left foot plantar faciitis) is recovering slower than expected.
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The global Christian population has continued to grow, but at a slower rate.
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Sam, the way he's chosen to play Bob, it's a much slower burn.
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For many people, taking a slower approach when answering will mitigate future problems.
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But some of the worst years have also been associated with slower planting.
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With the device on his tongue, he is much slower, but more deliberate.
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New financial technologies have been slower to gain traction in the United States.
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While the U.S. Federal Reserve has begun tightening, its pace has been slower.
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It makes you tired and slower on the draw than the average person.
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Hamilton was 0.041 slower on a sunny morning in the south of France.
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Remember, the internet moved way slower ten years ago than it does now.
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Offensively, Love's current role reduces him to a slower, less accurate Kyle Korver.
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Globally, capacity measured in available seat kilometers rose 6.1 percent, slower than demand.
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It's happening in the fixed-income markets, too, but at a slower rate.
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Dorian's sluggishness is part of a growing trend of slower, more powerful storms.
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The slower imports came as widespread power blackouts hit the South American exporter.
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Many machines never worked in the first place; some would unaccountably grow slower.
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Premiums for those kinds of insurance are rising at a much slower pace.
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This is a slower motion, less of a shock — we've seen it coming.
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But the healthcare industry is often slower than others to embrace technology changes.
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The Mexican economy has grown at slower average rates than elsewhere Latin America.
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Slower growth in the global economy is also weighing on the United States.
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TREASURY YIELDS TURN NEGATIVE FOR SESSION AS MARKET DIGESTS SLOWER JOB GROWTH DATA
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Trump's economy is caught in the crossfire, and growing slower because of it.
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So Tesla's road map will likely prove slower and harder than anyone thought.
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Having lost the ability to hustle, he enjoys life at a slower pace.
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Or you can just ride out the month and use the slower speeds.
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"The auto companies in general have been slower in governance reform," she said.
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But some economists did not see slower hiring as a cause for concern.
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The Pixel 3A is slightly slower than the Pixel 3, but not noticeably.
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His data show a slower pace of warming than the other two sets.
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Cornavirus has been slower to reach Latin America than much of the world.
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Her time was 15:38.97, or 18.49 seconds slower than her world record.
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Islamic State fighters, they say, are far slower to abandon entrenched fighting positions.
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Passengers can still take Amtrak's slower, northeast regional trains between the two cities.
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The surface was not yet hospitable for slower colonizers like sponges and anemones.
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The first couple of weeks in January tend to be a slower period.
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This allows me to get into people's lives in a slower, gentler way.
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But for individual consumers, slower health spending likely doesn't feel cheaper at all.
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But the event still generates plenty of sales, albeit at a slower pace.
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This means slower economic growth, fewer jobs and lower wages across the nation.
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The speeds were actually slower than LTE at my home in New Jersey.
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A slightly slower but still unusual rate of increase has continued into 2017.
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It might take some time, though, to recalibrate to a slower travel speed.
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He was a little slower, a little less outgoing, but he was back.
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BASF also said demand was slower than initially expected in the third quarter.
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Slower capital expenditures and trade probably shaved another 0.1 percentage point from growth.
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For everyone else, it means slower growth and higher barriers to access capital.
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Tier-3 cities rose 0.5% on a monthly basis, slower than October's pace.
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Home prices continue to surge, albeit at a slower pace than last year.
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"The domestic economy is signaling slower activity," the ministry said in its report.
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Trump has been slower than his recent predecessors to nominate State Department personnel.
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Snap also said its user base grew at a slower pace than expected.
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It only supports AT&T's slower but more widespread lower-band 5G network.
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Employment growth in the advanced economies was also slower than in previous quarters.
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At the same time, states have seen slower growth in their own revenues.
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For Wetzel, the businesslike nature and slower pace of college ball was challenging.
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The slower job growth and weak manufacturing environment come as uncertainty is rising.
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Getting to know his 22-year-old son has been a slower process.
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This means the shot would be slower than if the human was stationary.
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Adoption has been slower in other places, like Canada and the United Kingdom.
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The company said it expected a slower growth rate for pharmaceuticals this year.
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THERE ARE SOMESTATIONS THAT WILL BE A LITTLE SLOWER BECAUSE OF EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY.
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The company has been hit by slower growth and competition from Microsoft (MSFT).
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Growth in value-added tax receipts was slower than earlier in the year.
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In Sweden, some environmentally conscious travelers are switching from planes to trains. Slower?
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Those packed with information are spoken slower, while simpler ones are spoken faster.
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"Handwriting is slower," Trubek said, "And sometimes you just want to slow down."
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With bread, the slower (and cooler) the rise, the more complex the flavor.
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Slower consumer spending supports expectations of modest economic growth in the first quarter.
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On the one hand, it includes a slower, "new normal" rate of growth.
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The species' recovery has been considerably slower in California relative to other areas.
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In July, manufacturing output and new business were slower from June, they added.
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The calmer you are, the slower things are, the more life you have.
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"This is of course a little bit slower but also cheaper," he added.
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Job creation has averaged 180,000 a month, a bit slower than last year.
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Greater data demand — either more data usage or more customers — means slower speeds.
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Web pages open slower on Tor than on Chrome and other regular browsers.
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Slower growth in labor costs could, however, ease pressure on corporate profit margins.
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Slower growth in labor costs could, however, ease pressure on corporate profit margins.
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Consequently, train drivers don't trust the signals and go even slower for safety.
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Switzer completed this year's race only a little slower, in 4:44:31.
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We are expecting to see maybe slower but still global growth going forward.
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But the prologue to all this development moved at a much slower pace.
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It's really just the opposite of a jump, with an appropriately slower result.
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So once they go public, they have slower growth in annual market cap.
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System 2 is the slower, rational brain that's more grounded in objective facts.
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With a Geekbench score of around 1,900, Samsung's flagship Galaxy S8 is not just half the speed of the iPhone 8, but it's actually slower than last year's iPhone 7, and even slower than the iPhone 6S, released in 2015.
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Harvard's student body has grown rapidly more diverse in the 21st century, and while the tenured faculty has grown more diverse as well, change there has been slower in part because turnover is much slower among tenured professors than among undergraduates.
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A slowdown in the Chinese economy is a serious problem which will result in slower growth in imports from developed countries and slower demand on the world market for Chinese exports and that will lead fairly quickly to a global recession.
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The Fed expecting slower H2 growth stopped short of cementing two more rate hikes.
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"The problem is that the easy money has created a slower economy," he added.
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Index has been slower to spend money from its growth fund, Mr. Volpi added.
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There's noticeably slower boot and wake from standby speeds on the base Blade 15.
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Compared to the farming to manufacturing, which was slower than people ... fast and slow.
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"The courts have become slower and more inefficient," said Cyrs at Savant Capital Management.
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"Apep's dust pinwheel moves much slower than the wind in the system," said Callingham.
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The apparel retailer blamed more promotional activity and slower sales at its Anthropologie unit.
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For businesses further away, the week may actually be a bit slower than normal.
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I was a little slower at pouring drinks, I felt bad for my passengers.
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So if your computer appears slower than it should be, it's because it is.
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President Obama was a little slower, but got rolling on this by May 2009.
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By contrast, he said, suspending dividend payments and barring share repurchases produces slower results.
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But without Bad Brains, it would all happen a hell of a lot slower.
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Other emerging markets have also been dragged down, in part by China's slower growth.
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Niccol attributed the slower pace of growth to the need to find strong management.
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" Trump also said, without evidence, that Biden is "slower than he used to be.
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It had been growing — albeit at a slower pace — for more than a year.
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He was last on the timesheets and reported that the engine was even slower.
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Well, it wasn't a slower pace in the sense that we did polls overnight.
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Aside from Foxconn, other major suppliers also warned about slower growth throughout last year.
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At some stores, however, early sales of Comey's book were slower than Wolff's blockbuster.
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But oil majors would be slower to react to prices than independents, Bosoni said.
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On the most basic level, we think and act at a much slower pace.
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The problem is that advertisers may be slower than users to make that shift.
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One solution involved disabling some CPU features, which would inevitably lead to slower performance.
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Image: NSFScience would probably progress a whole lot slower without the infinite human imagination.
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Kanye West is ending 2016 at a much slower pace than he began it.
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A few nights after his confession, he admitted he wanted to move slower still.
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Sodexo also said profits from several large contracts had had a slower ramp up.
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It makes your computer run slower so that it doesn't produce as much heat.
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The Tories have been slower to regroup, but they too are teeming with ideas.
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The rate of inflation was slower compared to December when consumer prices rose 3.7%.
|
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However, that strategy can lead to disappointment when features are deployed slower than expected.
|
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Even the best older players exhibited slower reaction times compared to their younger peers.
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So far, most major unions have been slower to jump behind a single candidate.
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But it is definitely slower than the rear capacitive sensor on the Pixel 3.
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Slower growth and tighter margins have device-makers searching for ways to cut costs.
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"We still think demand growth in 2019 will be slower than 2018," she added.
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"We still think demand growth in 13 will be slower than 2018," she added.
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And it's still slower than US growth of 2.4% the IMF expects in 2019.
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In what you produce journalistically, most of it is actually on slower time frames.
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Whole Foods, a slower-growing business, is also now fully integrated into Amazon's results.
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Because, you know, the number was three times slower because of the government shutdown.
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ET, no results had been reported — a much slower process than had been expected.
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Apple addresses why people are saying their iPhones with older batteries are running 'slower'
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But it lost momentum in December, weighed down by slower output and new orders.
|
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He warned, however, that other farmers may be slower to embrace the new products.
|
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But that is a slow process, and it is made slower by informality itself.
|
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Irma is forecasted to move toward Alabama at a slightly slower speed through Monday.
|
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We do believe there is still room for growth, even if it is slower.
|
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The economy grew a far slower seasonally adjusted 0.33 percent from the fourth quarter.
|
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Casualties continue to pile up, although at a slower rate than in the past.
|
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This combination meant many Japanese studios were slower to adapt to modern development practices.
|
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It has previously relied on a fiber-copper hybrid technology which delivers slower speeds.
|
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Growth was slower than in the Bretton Woods era but inflation was reined in.
|
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For example, Apple would review our apps slower when they were completely new submissions.
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This is because we now assume slower selling space expansion and therefore lower capex.
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The app offers a variety of features for those on slower or unreliable networks.
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"The market rebounded strongly in June after a slower month in May," DesRosiers said.
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Nowadays, Morrow is content to hone her craft at a slower, more deliberate pace.
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A slower rate of expansion would not be a bad flight path for Ethiopian.
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The new bonds would also have a slower payment schedule and lower interest rates.
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This means they'll run at a slower 50Hz, rather than the NTSC format's 60Hz.
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It&aposs slower to use and it lacks the legitimacy in the international community.
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That's notably a few ticks slower than some of the E-tron's direct competitors.
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A change to cooler conditions will come slower for areas away from the coast.
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" "Economic growth in the first half of the year has been slower than expected.
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That is slower than Concorde, which could belt along at just over Mach 2.
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There would also be dynamic negative effects from lower investment and slower productivity growth.
|
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Then the market can have a "slower, more logical and methodical rally," Cramer said.
|
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Terms which it considers "strong" and "medium" have also increased, at a slower pace.
|
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Elsewhere in the G7 group of rich countries, the pace has been slower still.
|
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Others in the region reported slightly slower growth than previously, but rates remained strong.
|
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The reality was not much slower: Tesla got its permit within a few days.
|
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You're then throttled to slower speeds when and where T-Mobile's network demands it.
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That's one reason the recovery from the Great Recession has been slower than most.
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"There is good but slower than expected progress on the land issue," Mbogo said.
|
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Kennard's post noted that the upload speed over the string connection was much slower.
|
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It's totally understandable that Bushnell wants to take things slower outside the Bachelor-verse.
|
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This includes infrastructural changes like slower speed limits, narrower streets, better crosswalks, and—yes!
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But brokers have generally been slower to set up such units, industry sources say.
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"We know, 'Oh man that was probably a tenth of second slower,'" he says.
|
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Growth in the industry is traditionally slower when there are no major global events.
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It makes it difficult for us when our internet connection is so much slower.
|
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Obama got off to a much slower start in nominating judges than Trump has.
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During this period, your response time is slower and you'll come across as distracted.
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The system is now back up but working slower than normal, the people said.
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About one in five said they have experienced increased inspections and slower customs clearance.
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Although positive, this would be slower than a 4.3 percent gain seen in April.
|
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But almost everything else in "Suspiria" is slower, quieter, gloomier and much less tense.
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This translates to speeds slower even than dial-up speeds from 20 years ago.
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The Dot is a dual-band system, which means it'll be slower but cheaper.
|
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"So the whole thing is grinding the whole sector slower over time," Pal argued.
|
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Snap And then there is Yext, a slower-growing but still notable tech company.
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However, negotiations over oil exploration in the area will likely be slower, Pena added.
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The ongoing trade war has sparked fear of slower economic growth around the world.
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And these slower processes are deep learning, the ones that are more cognitively challenging.
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This also eliminates other concerns with things like slower home bandwidth or data caps.
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I'm taking it slower, which is nice ... but I'm also ready for bigger projects.
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Developers on Microsoft's platform often complained about how their build times were getting slower.
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United said it is lowering its Houston flight capacity in response to slower demand.
|
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In fact, The Americans has only grown quieter, slower, and subtler by the year.
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Because it could mean the new iPhones might have potentially slower data transfer speeds.
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Nevertheless, GDP came in slower than its rate of 3.1% in the first quarter.
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Therefore, turnover at the partner level tends to be much slower than other industries.
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He would have preferred a slower burn that would allow for more sustainable growth.
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However, the recruitment agency warned of slower growth in a number of European markets.
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His asthma was acting up, so he was running farther every week, but slower.
|
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Tesla executives are not wavering on yearly targets, despite a slower than expected quarter.
|
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Labour-market adjustment to Chinese trade was thus slower and less complete than expected.
|
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And they had greater mood instability, higher levels of neuroticism, and slower reaction times.
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But he expects any investor move to REITS to be slower and more deliberate.
|
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Yet Twitter is losing cash more than a hundred times slower than those companies.
|
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Supplies usually increase during the slower winter months, but that was not the case.
|
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So the actual performance of phones in real life was slower than its claims.
|
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Demographic trends, weak investment and slower overseas growth are pulling it down even more.
|
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This represented continued growth in the non-manufacturing sector but at a slower pace.
|
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The lowest speed is slower than other brands so you don't get any splatters.
|
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PepsiCo also cited one extra week in 1.163 for the slower sales growth forecast.
|
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The state has been slower to recover from the financial crisis than neighboring states.
|
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Slower-paced sections of the game are, surprisingly, some of the most memorable ones.
|
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Demographic trends, weak investment and slower overseas growth were pulling it down even more.
|
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My Air 2, of course, took longer since it's got a older, slower chip.
|
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So corners, and the timing's just a little slower on that ball coming in.
|
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Traditional batteries that we're used to using have a much slower process than MXene.
|
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There might be sections with slower or unreliable connections, or even total dead spots.
|
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But it is growing slower than Lyft and burning cash at a faster rate.
|
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The rest of the human race will be in the light a bit slower.
|
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Now you have a higher inventory level to begin with, and a slower decline.
|
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But while it's a slower trend, she said the March report was still good.
|
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Most recently, the company's Model X production rates were slower than it had hoped.
|
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Crowd favourite Hamilton was 0.069 slower with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc third in 1:26.929.
|
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There the men's marathon winner was slower than nine competitors from four years earlier.
|
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To get to 115, you'd have to age about 113 percent slower than normal.
|
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"It's actually much slower and very painful because it's a creeping devastation," he said.
|
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Insurance and reinsurance premiums continued to fall but at a slower pace, he said.
|
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This year's race, which began on March 2 in Anchorage, has been significantly slower.
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Back to the counter to buy another ticket, this one for a slower train.
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I might go a little slower, but in the end I believe I win.
|
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Powell spoke of slower U.S. growth this year, but he did so without anxiety.
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Even once I'm used to the new unlocking dance, it will still be slower.
|
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That was nevertheless much slower than the 10.8 percent growth posted a year earlier.
|
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The water moves you a bit faster on downhills and slower on level areas.
|
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Eating whole grains and fruits and vegetables have been linked with slower cognitive decline.
|
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The overwhelming majority of Weetabix sales still come from its slower-growth domestic market.
|
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That's a slower growth rate than the 27% seen on last year's Singles Day.
|
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"Apep's dust pinwheel moves much slower than the wind in the system," Callingham said.
|
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"I learned discipline, like eating slower or having only half a sandwich," he said.
|
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But before that, wages after inflation rose far slower during Trump's presidency than Obama's.
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Novelistic form, the accretion of many sentences, must find its own deeper, slower rhythm.
|
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Both scarlet cars were over a second-and-a-half slower than Hamilton's benchmark.
|
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Compared to iOS, new Android OS adoption is much slower with far lower penetration.
|
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Cheryl Bachelder, CEO of Popeyes, said that slower sales were consistent with the sector.
|
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Spending on home electronics rose, but at a slower pace than the previous month.
|
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Other boutique counterparts easily run closer to $350 per night, even in slower seasons.
|
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The economy is still growing across the globe, if at a consistently slower pace.
|
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For babies, complications include slower growth inside the uterus, low birth weight and death.
|
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A chart using the same time scale as above shows that much slower growth:
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has been slower to begin its site selection process.
|
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With limited RAM, the Pixel 3 noticeably feels slower than other 2018 Android flagships.
|
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"Some are moving faster, and some are moving much, much slower, if at all."
|
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There were certainly slower times, like after Halloween, Valentine's Day, and during the holidays.
|
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Fast walkers live longer than their slower counterparts, and so on and so on.
|
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President Trump has been slower than his recent predecessors to nominate State Department personnel.
|
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More than anything, I miss the slower-paced lifestyle of living in the South.
|
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The powder is a blend of whey isolate and casein, a slower-absorbing protein.
|
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As our planet warms, hurricanes are expected to continue getting stronger, slower, and wetter.
|
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The shift to crappy oil is also a shift to sluggish, slower economic growth.
|
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However, new orders and export orders continued to fall, though at a slower rate.
|
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Kara Swisher: Meaning you wanted to build it slower or not as profitable or ...?
|
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Inflation pressures eased, with operating costs and output charges rising at a slower pace.
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The strategist highlighted rising interest rates, slower economic growth and excessive amounts of debt.
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