But then January was softer, and February was softer still.
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In the second part, the right hand plays rapid-fire eighth notes, going faster and faster and faster, getting softer and softer and softer.
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It's three times softer than cotton — softer than any Ewok for sure.
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It's a nice light Indian cotton that's gotten softer and softer as it's been washed.
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I've had my sheets for a couple months now and they just get softer and softer.
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As the night progressed, St. Louis' outs occurred quicker and quicker, as well as softer and softer.
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She asks the hairdresser for "something different, softer," which mirrors what a jury consultant told Clark to do in real life ("Talk softer, dress softer, wear pastels," Clark tells Vogue in an interview from January 2016).
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As Milton is pushed farther and farther into the bowels of the building, Mike wanted him to get softer and softer.
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He married a woman who's softer, so he interacted with some softer, California-in-the-'70s things, like EST and, probably, trying weed.
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"We've seen a gradual movement away from terrorist attacks on the West to attacks on softer and softer targets with more improvised weapons," he said.
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If you have a forehead versus softer, mushier parts of the head, most of the tissue that gets compressed in that impact is wherever it's softer or squishier.
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"Pure" badger bristles come from the belly, "best" bristles are the finer and softer hairs from other parts of the badger&aposs body, and "super" bristles are softer still.
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"Markets in Asia appear to have picked up on the slightly softer theme from yesterday, and this could well translate into a softer open in Europe this morning," Hewson said.
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"Refineries are now clearly winding down for maintenance ... That means softer crude off-take by refineries and softer signals from crude oil spot prices" said SEB chief commodities analyst Bjarne Schieldrop.
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The company cited a number of factors, including "softer" than anticipated holiday sales in U.S. stores — particularly softer sales of toys, media and gaming, and apparel during the month of December.
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" "I would like to have a much softer tone.
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") to a much softer claim of no knowledge ("No.
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The level of interest has recently peaked given the backdrop of a softer growth outlook and with the Bears expecting continuing trade concerns to drive a softer earnings report and outlook, while the Bulls are encouraged by the likelihood of upside surprises driven by iPhone shipments bucking the softer macro through momentum of pricing actions/ promotions.
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"Refineries are now clearly winding down for maintenance ... That means softer crude off-take by refineries and softer signals from crude oil spot prices ..." chief commodities analyst at SEB bank, Bjarne Schieldrop, said.
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These Gryphon sheets are way softer and smoother than any cotton bedding I've slept with, and in the six months we've used, washed, and dried these sheets, they seem to have gotten softer.
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Flamingos usually walk on softer ground out in the wild.
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Do my legs really feel softer after I exfoliate them?
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For softer fruits and leafy vegetables, use the low speed.
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Glamour was a kind of softer side of that. Right.
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The virus' softer structure makes that method less than optimal.
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Wolf is becoming known for showing defendants her softer side.
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This time around, the president took a little softer approach.
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Businesses are generally seen as a softer target than consumers.
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To me that's all on the softer side of things.
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The second group consists of supporters of a softer Brexit.
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He found the salt softer and wetter than he'd hoped.
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Not really, I think of it as a softer color.
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Analysts said that a modestly softer yen also supported sentiment.
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You sere a softer side that you've never seen before.
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But it was a little softer in the fourth quarter.
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The move paralleled Fed rate hikes and softer economic data.
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That was softer growth than what some people had expected.
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A softer external environment would hit Australia's economy, he added.
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U.S. September consumer prices released Friday were softer than expected.
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The softer you're feeling, the happier making lists makes you!
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Will he be a bit softer, a bit more measured?
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Cordura nylon is both softer and lighter than ballistic nylon.
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Ready to start scrubbing for softer and more supple skin?
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"Management's narrative regarding revenue momentum feels softer," said Jefferies analysts.
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It's comfortable, breathable, and it gets softer with each wash.
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The Republican Establishment, meanwhile, has quietly welcomed Trump's softer tone.
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It's softer this time out, making it easier to manipulate.
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Recent economic data, he said, has been softer than anticipated.
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Softer steel prices also weighed on most of raw materials.
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J.W. Anderson is getting in touch with his softer side.
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Softer lighting has been promoted in part on health grounds.
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The phone also has softer curves than the chiseled S10.
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The yellow metal was also underpinned by a softer dollar.
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President Trump is getting softer on China by the day.
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They are softer, sweeter and doughier than other Belgian waffles.
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Mr. Trump took a softer line toward Mr. Mueller himself.
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A very long delay and a softer from of Brexit?
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But with a softer diet, overbites may persist into adulthood.
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Tillerson took a softer line after the meeting with Wang.
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In fact, my skin feels softer and looks brighter overall.
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Spot gold was 0.2 percent softer at $1,248.80 an ounce.
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Javid backed Osborne's softer approach to fixing the public finances.
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Republicans also criticized Trump, though their words were often softer.
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Export business grew but at a softer pace than June.
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Only in his softer singing did his voice seem patchy.
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Both Shanghai and Beijing are softer but not noticeably so.
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Meanwhile, the dollar traded softer against the yen at 108.70.
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They're walking on even softer ground than the Fed did.
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Draft summit conclusions seen by Reuters presented a softer tone.
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The world's biggest food group expects "softer pricing" in 22015.
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This light is softer, maybe a bit rosy and golden.
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The city's residential rental markets have also been somewhat softer.
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The softer tone makes sense — DREAMers are a sympathetic group.
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A softer U.S. stance could also weaken European sanctions resolve.
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The models offer a softer, more feminine aesthetic The models offer a softer, more feminine aesthetic, standing in stark contrast to Huawei's first smartwatch, which looked like it was tailor-made for Gordon Gekko.
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All of these proposed changes are symptoms of the same problem: The Oscars' ratings have gotten softer and softer in recent years, and they're in danger of ceasing to be the premier awards show.
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It is true that New York City has gone "softer" on crime in recent years — insofar as "softer" means the city is ditching punitive approaches to criminal justice that led to mass incarceration and overpolicing.
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And so I go back to some of our softer fabrics.
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His softer approach to China has been apparent throughout his visit.
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The new keyboard feels softer when the key strikes bottom out.
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A softer dollar makes gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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Trump attacked those wanting softer sentences for those convicted of crimes.
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You'll wake up with clean pillowcases and a brighter, softer complexion.
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This means the core may also be softer than previously thought.
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The euro was a touch softer against the greenback at $1.1385 .
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Changes include jeans with softer fabrics and accessories in pastel hues.
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He's got a bombastic different approach, and California's a little softer.
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These views point towards support for a softer form of Brexit.
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So far, President Trump has yet to show his softer side.
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Mr Putin's rotation of cadres so far has been much softer.
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The bond market also reflected growing fears of a softer economy.
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But his rhetoric toward the Clintons used to be much softer.
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Republican support might be softer than they think it should be.
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He was softer, friendly, offering me drinks from the open bar.
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I swapped road running for softer paths to protect my pelvis.
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What worked was the softer approach, focusing on education and trade.
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According to Wachtel, this combination makes for a softer orangey flavor.
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Switching to softer cheeses could mean summer gluts and winter scarcity.
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A softer greenback makes dollar-denominated crude cheaper for foreign buyers.
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Some form of Mrs May's softer Brexit is likely to prevail.
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The softer dollar is expected to benefit earnings for U.S. companies.
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This album is a lot softer than what you've done before.
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As a rule, softer but not watery stool forms are best.
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Wall Street was set for a marginally softer open, futures showed.
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Disposable income in China is also growing at a softer rate.
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Instead, the day revolved around the softer side of military technology.
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RBC sees softer demand expectations and a delivery snag in China.
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"His voice became softer where you couldn't understand him," she says.
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Analysts say this suggests May is pivoting towards a softer Brexit.
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Also, nitrile is softer than latex and less likely to tear.
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When he takes out an ear bud, the music gets softer.
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According to the AKC, longer coats are softer than shorter ones.
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As his voice grew softer, his message took on greater meaning.
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The Trump supporter Ms. Hughes put a softer spin on it.
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My songs are more of the romantic ones, slower and softer.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch softer at 1.1.5.
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The job count turned out to be considerably softer than anticipated.
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Building materials and gasoline, boosted by the hurricanes, should be softer.
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After this bravura display, she downshifts into a softer narrative mode.
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However, the stock has been struggling recently, with softer NFL ratings.
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SC: My music is basically perceived as folk or softer rock.
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Those who are more hesitant speak loudly through their softer statements.
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The employee's reaction will (hopefully) be softer, making your job easier.
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Others may favor softer approaches focused on the judge's personal background.
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The more you do it frequently, the softer the trachea becomes.
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The video shows a softer side of the hot-tempered chef.
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It gently exfoliates dead cells to reveal softer, more youthful skin.
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I had no memory of the softer side of the Hulk.
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She would put a softer, female face on the culture war.
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"We played up the softer corduroys, linens and cottons for comfort."
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" Also, "the light is lower, a little more discreet and softer.
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In a later scene, Victoria is filtered through a softer lens.
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Even moments meant to show Jack's softer side are ill-timed.
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He said she changed everything and made him a softer taco.
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Repeat buyers comment that the sheets get even softer after washing.
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So, we took some hits in 2019, the economy was softer.
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It was softer than a tire, the walls thin and shiny.
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Against the yen, the dollar was a touch softer at 106.82.
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When you heat plant parts, they get softer, or they wilt.
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It's that the world during a snowstorm is smaller, quieter, softer.
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The biscuit was softer and less crumbly than the McDonald's one.
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It was very light, and I felt it could be softer.
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It's just-- it leveled off and a little softer maybe now.
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Why would anyone spend $300 to make a dorm bed softer?
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Business leaders, too, see an opportunity to push a softer exit.
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With the five of us, it's a softer way of working.
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But Kiyoko says this campaign means more than just softer skin.
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The bulk of the issue is compounded because of softer premiums.
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The offshore yuan was slightly softer at 6.8300 to the dollar.
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The company also reaffirmed a softer outlook for the full year.
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However, many retailers have been seeing softer sales in recent quarters.
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It seemed softer than usual, suggesting concern about the late hour.
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Of course, wartime images are always softer in their sepia tone.
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They're softer than the ones at Marta, which snap like crackers.
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A runner may need a firm toe spot and softer heel, etc.
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I&aposm sort of less concerned about some of these softer variables.
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The toy uses special softer balls to reduce the risk of injury.
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These kinds of softer attacks strike at public trust in election systems.
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Most developing-world currencies also gained, helped by softer U.S. treasury yields.
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Others were a little softer on the paper, as we previously reported.
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Some mattresses are extra firm, while others are made with softer materials.
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But softer-than-expected U.S. data overnight gave rise to some caution.
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A pick-up in domestic demand would help counter softer car exports.
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A weaker dollar and softer equities were also supporting bullion, he added.
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Add to that the economic data lately have been softer than expected.
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Well, Google's self-driving spinoff Waymo has one potential answer: softer cars.
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They're softer than 1,000-count Egyptian cotton, plus hypoallergenic and wrinkle-resistant.
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But there's another, softer side to this fire-breathing, turtleshell of evil.
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Oil futures rose in Asian trade, likely due to a softer dollar.
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These differences in structure could have led to the cheeses' softer textures.
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Or for a softer finish, only fill in gaps in your brows.
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I'd rather just be a little softer and curvier for that setting.
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Intersecting drips of brash saturation are juxtaposed against softer but unmanipulated color.
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In effect, the new tax law has created "softer brackets," said Keebler.
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Queen Elizabeth opted for a softer hue in a pastel blue suit.
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"When your parched hair gets softer, you have more porosity," he explains.
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Bikini competitors seek a softer overall aesthetic and the ultimate hourglass figure.
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But growing concern about Italy and softer data have prompted a shift.
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"After I read it, it was a little bit softer," Trump said.
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Europe's approach to white-collar criminals is softer, for better or worse.
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But using a watermelon as an analog, a softer target explodes immediately.
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It is smoother, softer, and even has some of the weight back!
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Both exports and imports, however, likely grew at a somewhat softer rate.
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The actual massaging feels awesome and lips feel smoother and softer after.
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Maybe we'll see a softer side to this mean girl after all.
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Her skull was a lot softer than I imagined—like pig skin.
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Hamas released a new policy document suggesting a softer stance on Israel.
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But the true revelation in Beijing was Phelps' softer, more human side.
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A softer dollar makes gold less expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The texture was close, but a little softer than we were hoping.
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She needs a softer landing for Medicaid and/or faster growth rate.
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After a while I hit softer dirt and the digging got easier.
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We don't go by these new and very much softer NFL rules.
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Despite the tough talk, some regulators have called for a softer touch.
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That was markedly softer than January-June 2018, when profits increased 23%.
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The softer monetary policy should add to depreciation pressures on the currency.
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In AA, the Big Book talks of alcoholics looking for softer options.
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Pulling off these softer silhouettes today requires a similar gutsiness, says Nicholson.
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After a few sessions, skin appears softer, more supple and gently exfoliated.
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But as he got older, he became a softer version of himself.
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There's a softer, feminine touch to RaveRunner, and it wasn't just Goldie.
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Now, China appears to be taking a softer approach to its claims.
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Measuring how managers have performed against softer targets is also notoriously hard.
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Others in the GOP have taken a softer tone toward the kingdom.
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But his recent charitable actions prove he's got a softer side, too.
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" He paused and added, "I might take a softer approach than Bernie.
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Trump administration also took a softer-than-expected approach to Iran sanctions.
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Apple supplier Skyworks (SWKS) warned of softer sales and profits as well.
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Thus, it was widely expected that payrolls would be softer than usual.
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My skin feels softer, brighter and the dark circles are less noticeable.
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But this week could see a new consensus around a softer Brexit.
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You make me a softer, smoother, and all-around more pleasant person.
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He showed his softer, romantic side in Dear John and The Vow.
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In the end, the softer wheels were key to landing the drop.
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The lighting is softer and more natural, and the aisles are wider.
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It is unclear why Beijing pulled back from its proposed softer approach.
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Some mattresses are extra firm, while others are constructed with softer materials.
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"Snowfizz" was even softer than the "Cloud" slime, crumbling in your hands.
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The two went to talk about Trump's recently softer rhetoric on immigration.
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The more down clusters the pillow has, the softer it should be.
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It, too, conveys a softer expression of gin, despite being 94 proof.
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That would change many times, growing softer and louder, slower and speedier.
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The move is likely to mean a softer Brexit — perhaps compromising Mrs.
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This softer approach may be born out of a position of weakness.
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Both are right around average, though I'd say the Casper is softer.
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Kane netted one of the softer hat tricks in World Cup history.
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Newer, saltwater sea ice is much softer and tends to be white.
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There is a logical problem with a softer British exit, of course.
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But Trump has at other times appeared to advocate a softer approach.
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The economy is a little softer in the second and third quarters.
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The softer part of management was always more of a learning process.
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But blended with the whipped cream topping, the drink immediately turned softer.
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He switched to a slightly softer ball for control around the green.
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Analysts at JPMorgan said guidance was "much softer than we had thought".
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They don't care for the softer virtues of America: respect, tolerance, conscience.
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The company also issued a softer-than-forecast outlook for fiscal 2020.
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The yuan was 0.3% weaker onshore and close to 0.4% softer offshore.
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However, the new leader's language toward Europe is softer than his predecessor.
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Goldman blames the softer number on calendar effects on the July data.
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Both official and private business surveys reported softer export orders last month.
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"Try being a little softer, a little more accessible," Chip advises Daniel.
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Business confidence is soaring, in part thanks to a softer regulatory environment.
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A softer U.S. dollar benefits U.S. companies in two ways, said Binger.
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A softer pound also helped blue-chip exporters such as Reckitt rise.
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Maybe there was some guilt at play in Alison's suddenly softer view.
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That translates into a construction that is a bit softer and narrower.
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" She concedes: "Maybe he needs to say it in a softer way.
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We have no guarantee that Trump's softer tone on China will stick.
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We've captured some of the fest's more interesting, softer, and unique moments.
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There is a softer and more abstract work with hearts and minds.
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Though linen does have the tendency to be a bit stiff when it's new, this blanket will get softer and softer the more it's used, washed, and worn in, eventually becoming one of the coziest in your repertoire.
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Softer MPs will hear that defeat could lead to Brexit with no deal.
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It can be used for industrial applications or softer applications like packaging computers.
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Repeat until dough is softer and easier to stretch, 10 to 15 minutes.
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Those from the G250 Plus kept coming out softer and with less sharpness.
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For the hair, it's the blonder, the lighter — the softer, the more angelic.
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A different background noise … still a hum but a softer, more natural buzz.
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He's softer and he's still feisty but he loves something more than himself.
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But actually, there is increasing demand for employees with a softer skill set.
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"ohhh ohhh" Softer and not as forceful, but man this song still goes.
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Not being afraid of being softer, open, and more vulnerable — my look included.
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But Ryanair's softer approach to its staff does not include tolerance of strikes.
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Because clearly, women only feel safe parking their cars in softer, maternal palettes.
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The longer the cheese spends in the cave, the softer it gets inside.
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It's also brighter and a bit softer, resulting in loss of some detail.
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When it starts getting really hot, the track essentially gets softer, explained Chinowsky.
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The softer rhetoric from Washington and Beijing, has in part limited gold's gains.
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"My scars are a little bit lighter, a little bit softer," she shares.
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The opening of the cup is rounded for a softer, more comfortable feel.
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Softer language recognizing the report was included in the meeting's final agreement text.
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But even the supposedly softer Obama regime deported hundreds of thousands every year.
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Results did improve in China and Europe, but was softer in North America.
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The softer dollar boosted the value of non-dollar currencies that Beijing holds.
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Yet the most aggressive players aren't markedly better than their softer-hitting peers.
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A female's gaze is normally softer and more enveloping and not as objectifying.
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For these reasons, some had argued that Brussels should take a softer line.
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Mr Graham encouraged his fellow believers to be much softer and more welcoming.
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It's nice to hear the Florida rapper switch to a softer delivery here.
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And I've just seen a much softer, more sensitive, kinder, more supportive boyfriend.
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Analysts pointed to a softer U.S. manufacturing sector report behind the dollar weakness.
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It was 74 pips softer than a Reuters estimate at 6.9487 per dollar.
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Oil prices were softer in line with the general mood of risk aversion.
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Mr Xi seems to have realised the need for an even softer touch.
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The European currencies were softer also against the dollar on their own woes.
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The result is a softer, more muted take on Fellows' 2007 playful original.
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This next wave is warmer, softer (almost faded), and done with artful precision.
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But 25 percent see other reasons, which include softer and inconsistent U.S. data.
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A 98.1% natural oil that you can use virtually anywhere for softer skin
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The adoption of a softer diet simply increased the probability of this happening.
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Other highlights: Republicans still support the AHCA, but their support has gotten softer.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a shade softer at 96.215.
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The dollar index was still a shade softer against a basket of currencies.
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There was also limited market reaction to softer-than- expected Chinese economic data.
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Goldman thinks the company's near-term U.S. sales could be softer than expected.
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Less friction, a softer material, and better moisture retention makes for happy hair.
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But on the actual act of deportation, Cruz is taking a softer stance.
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Since taking office, Trump has taken a softer tone in dealing with Turkey.
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But maybe I do, and maybe I could be softer from that standpoint.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a shade softer at 96.338.
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The second is unsaturated fats, usually softer and more liquid at room temperature.
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Tuesday's softer-than-expected U.S. housing data did not help yields at all.
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She understood that—she wouldn't have wanted a softer man who wasn't respected.
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Though, if you prefer a softer, more relaxing rainfall experience, you'll love it.
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Oil prices were a touch softer after rising more than 1 percent overnight.
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So, we're gonna look for a softer, rounded-back, you know, fabric chair.
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In the end, you're left with clothes that feel softer and smell fresher.
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Sweden is often put forth as a softer alternative to the United States.
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Blades are made from hard steel, whereas screwdrivers are formed from softer steel.
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The teacher played in the other room, alone, the pieces softer, more restrained.
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Animation makes it possible to take on hard issues in a softer way.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar was mostly softer following the jobs report.
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Still, he acknowledged he was taking a softer position than other Republican senators.
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The interior, which is unlined, has also gotten softer and nicer to touch.
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Lech was the milder of the two, the softer tone in their duet.
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Use one made of softer material, like wood that's easier on knife blades.
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Trump's stated desire for a different, softer tone was not evident on Monday.
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If your mattress isn't already extremely soft, this will likely make it softer.
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But the ice was getting softer, giving way underfoot in an unnerving fashion.
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"I would like to have a much softer tone," he told a reporter.
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But I've decided I need a looser, softer pair in my life, too.
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A Petro victory, however, would probably mean Colombia employs softer approaches regarding Venezuela.
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Few, however, know of Ronaldo's softer side and his dedication to charity work.
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Fearing $100 oil, Trump took a softer-than-expected stance on Iran sanctions.
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Developers sold units to hospitals when demand from the general public was softer.
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Getting married in April, the ground can be softer because it usually rains.
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We kind of explore the softer sides of her in this upcoming one.
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The statement of facts with such an agreement would most likely be softer.
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Once gruff and irritable, Dad became softer and more sedate in his illness.
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Our hominin ancestors may have cooked food, for example, which made it softer.
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Their support for candidates also seemed softer than the prospective in-person voters.
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Prices were already under pressure as the coronavirus outbreak led to softer demand.
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His virile singing had rich colorings in softer passages and ringing top notes.
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His brother, Dan*, was physically softer than ultra wiry Colm, and quieter too.
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The 0.2 percent decline is softer than the 2.1% drop in the Dec.
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The results are warmer, softer, and more mysterious than his legendary geometric paintings.
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Gold hit a one week high on Wednesday helped by a softer dollar.
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The fiber is super luxurious and better than cashmere: It's lighter, softer, warmer.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a shade softer at 96.314.
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That went against the language of the softer sentencing recommendation pushed by Barr.
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Next season will see an even faster tyre introduced, with softer compounds generally.
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The Shanghai Composite fell 0.5% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng was 0.3% softer.
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Same-store sales — a key metric for retailers — was also softer than expected.
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Against a basket of currencies the greenback was a little softer at 98.655.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a shade softer at 97.905.
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And inflation has been a little softer than we would like to see.
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Given President Trump's softer stance on proliferation, that impetus may no longer apply.
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There also are softer, but perhaps more far reaching, applications of information technology.
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But the president also appeared to take a softer tone on many issues.
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Ours is a softer one ... China has a lot of money to spend.
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Ghavam was an Iranian politician who favored a softer approach toward the British.
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Both Facebook and Twitter included softer and rounder elements in redesigns this year.
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We don't go by these new, and very much softer, N.F.L. rules. Concussion.
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Jackal howls are a bit like sirens, but softer and a little wobbly.
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They looked softer than today's athletes, with mutton chop sideburns and matchstick thighs.
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Since then, Fed officials have pivoted to a softer, more flexible stance on rates.
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The Australian dollar was softer at $0.7252, down from levels above $0.73 on Monday.
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The surface is softer than you might expect, which tempers an otherwise daunting relationship.
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The keyboard feels softer to type on and is less prone to crumb damage.
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When he worked a Spurs game again, Popovich once again showed his softer side.
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But the bokeh is noticeably softer (again, what you want) on the OnePlus 5.
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The Pixel Buds case is larger than the AirPods, but at least it's softer.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel was softer, saying Berlin would not refuse Britain more time.
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And it really — no, really — leaves skin feeling softer and more moisturized after cleansing.
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SARA EISEN: Do you see 2019 softer, with regard to the U.S. consumer behavior?
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The material is also softer and more flexible than some other leading menstrual cups.
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And achieve a softer look by applying brown mascara to the bottom lashes 18.
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Even as a child, I always had softer edges and a bit of tummy.
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Against the yen, the common currency was a touch softer just under 125.00 yen.
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Together they exfoliate the skin to leave it looking brighter, softer, and more glowy.
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But Clinton launched her second White House bid last year in a softer light.
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Reverdy is "working the softer seams of matter," as one poem here has it.
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Infineon said that demand for payment cards also declined due to softer market conditions.
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Labour is only offering a softer version of the "hard Brexit" Mrs May proposes.
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Kaitlyn Dever is in the Michael Cera role: softer-spoken, more cautious, and droll.
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Cartilage is softer than bone, so it's unlikely that this creature was walking around.
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Revenues have been OK and you haven't heard guidance that things are getting softer.
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A softer dollar makes the greenback denominated bullion cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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It's a clamshell made from a much softer material than Apple or Samsung's offerings.
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"More conservative fiscal policy allows for softer monetary policy, and vice versa," she said.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar index was a shade softer at 96.902.
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But since then much of the August data has come in softer than expected.
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While her archive features some hardcore scenes, she puts out plenty of softer erotica.
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Demand also slowed between softer iPhone sales and a deceleration in cryptocurrency mining ventures.
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Fiat Chrysler plummeted 12 percent after the carmaker posted softer-than-expected profit guidance.
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But the headline number is slightly softer than 2018, with 953% organic revenue growth.
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"The bigger the motor, the softer the market is at the moment," said Spiesshofer.
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Way softer than a true granola bar, the consistency was that of a cookie.
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However, Hammond set out a softer stance on the timing of the trade deal.
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" She answered: "Using the elements of dick to create a softer, toned-down sound.
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Using a lighter shade looks a lot softer and creates a more natural look.
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"These pillows are smaller and softer than standard size hospital pillows," Kilmon tells PEOPLE.
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These changes could include more flexibility in assessing bank compliance, and potentially softer penalties.
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She doesn't seem to have a softer side, and that's why fans love her.
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The texture was crunchy in the way a softer, chewier granola bar might be.
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However, the Trump administration took a softer approach on Iran than it initially signaled.
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He'd rip his rivals, then take a softer tone after he had beaten them.
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Softer-than-expected data for manufacturing and sales, published last week, is partly responsible.
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I actually prefer a softer look myself but I'll usually smudge out hard lines.
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Russia's domestic violence laws are very permissive, and were made even softer in 2017.
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However, he notes that the softer feel may not be ideal for stomach sleepers.
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He also had a much softer tone toward the media at Wednesday's shareholders meeting.
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It's a classic gift for their bathroom — who could say no to softer skin?
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They say that they're supportive, and the quality leather just gets softer over time.
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Ryan campaigns as a blue-collar guy but there's a softer side to him.
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These tissues are stronger and softer than most of the ones that resorts provide.
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Verstappen seemed to be softer on Ricciardo than he had been on other adversaries.
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The softer-than-expected approach prevented sanctions from knocking too many Iranian barrels offline.
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"We do expect softer fuel results this year," incoming CFO Gary Millerchip told analysts.
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Starbucks eked out a 0.2 percent gain giving softer-than-expected current quarter outlook.
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But Ryan's reaction is much softer than other leading figures in the party. Rep.
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But maybe I do and maybe I could have been softer from that standpoint.
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Above all, though he's a capable fighter, Jon is known for his softer qualities.
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"This is a softer, more subtle Afro that requires no shape-ups," Pearson says.
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Going on all fours would be safer — I'd crabwalk until I reached softer ground.
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Two U.S. officials said North Korea appeared to view Trump as a softer touch.
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Harley Flanagan: I think New York City on a whole is a lot softer.
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They may end up being softer than Thursday's headlines suggest, as globalists push back.
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That said, the loin is more elegant — neater to slice and softer to eat.
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Sometimes I thought that she's going to hit strong, but was little bit softer.
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It seems to work best in softer water that does not contain excessive minerals.
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Sakinah heard the breath of a bullet, like in the movies but softer somehow.
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Against the euro, sterling hovered at 84.38 pence — a touch softer on the day.
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Heavier and softer than Brooklinen's classic line, the Luxe sheets feel smooth and cozy.
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The mask is also meant to exfoliate skin, leaving it softer for makeup application.
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Mendelsohn's cadences in "An Odyssey" are softer and fonder, but there's a brisk undercurrent.
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In addition, miners were under pressure following softer-than-expected export data from Beijing.
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" Asked about the seemingly softer language, Pompeo challenged a reporter: "It's in the statement.
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Against the euro, sterling hovered at 84.38 pence -- a touch softer on the day.
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Egg whites make flan firmer and bouncier; egg yolks make it richer and softer.
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Of course, at the time you had Armani, with the softer form of silhouette.
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Other categories, such as health care, automobile prices, and apparel have all been softer.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was softer, falling 0.15 percent.
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It was not immediately clear why he seemed to be taking a softer tone.
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Winter tires are engineered with softer compounds to remain flexible at far lower temperatures.
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The negative, though, is that the softer rubber increases tire wear on dry roads.
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Maybe there are other, softer steps that we could take that ... Think about those.
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And that empathetic perspective can lead to softer policies that emphasize treatment for addiction.
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This is a much softer, patient approach, certainly fueling equities to look fairly positive.
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The UK mining index rose 2.4 percent after metals prices rose following a softer dollar and data showing an improvement in China's property sector, offsetting several softer gauges of the country's economy that had raised concerns over the demand prospects for industrial metals.
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On the plus side, this might lead to a softer Brexit than the markets feared.
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In commodity markets, oil was a shade softer after data showed rising U.S. crude inventories.
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She is another who has repeatedly failed to support May's plan for a softer withdrawal.
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The special counsel's office took a softer tone in its sentencing document filed minutes later.
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Especially as front-running U.S. tariffs on China fade to reveal much softer demand conditions.
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The Neutrogena mask worked for me on a superficial level, giving me softer, glowing skin.
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Yet some recent events point to a softer version of Brexit than some had predicted.
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That comes despite sales that the company is characterizing as softer than it had projected.
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This tee is for those of us who prefer the softer side of glam rock.
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"The softer side of the president genuinely has an affection for Michael," Mr. Nunberg said.
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DiMaggio believes that a softer regulatory structure may have made African banks a tempting target.
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The lighting in the new Blade Runner seems to be softer, brighter, and more constant.
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She was the softer of the two, reflecting a strict, uppermiddle-class upbringing in Barbados.
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Consider using brushes that have softer bristles so the scalp can be stimulated, not irritated.
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The hillside bedrock turned out to be a lot softer and more porous than thought.
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As they move forward, Microsoft's softer side under Nadella appears to be hardening a bit.
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Alford said he prefers a much softer approach than the one advocated in the movie.
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Perhaps his employees will use a slightly softer pitch when starting up their marketing campaign.
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Some at the top may have little sympathy for juniors who prefer a softer life.
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Its rival Samsung Electronics has also warned of softer sales of gadgets such as smartphones.
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The company views Coca-Cola Energy as a "softer flavor competitor" than other energy brands.
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Your skin will feel much softer, and you might even find yourself needing less moisturizer.
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Across Jamaica Bay from JFK, a more ancient migration is taking place, on softer wings.
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I personally like softer, stretchier fabrics for every day, and some kind of sweeter sundresses.
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Like my mom's lame-ass boyfriend, Jad, the longer they age, the softer they get.
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He can continue to walk but I can make the falls a little bit softer.
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After 15 minutes, remove it to reveal brighter, softer skin that isn't at all slimy.
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A softer dollar boosts the buying power of those paying for commodities in other currencies.
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Labour is creeping towards a softer position, giving the Tories space to do the same.
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It has slightly more rounded corners and an overall softer effect than its larger siblings.
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According to The Guardian, the burly kangaroo got calmer and softer in his later years.
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This despite the 29-year-old's softer throws, more limited mobility and a quieter personality.
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Elsewhere, sterling dropped after slightly softer than forecast inflation and hit a three-week low.
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Buffett brushed off softer iPhone sales, saying Berkshire owns Apple stock for the long haul.
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But its earnings have been hampered by heavy investments and softer demand for some services.
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Cathay shares were softer, trading down by 0.43 percent at 2:50 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Currencies of developing economies firmed against a softer dollar with most currencies across Asia firming.
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And even though the U.S. was getting softer non-wage data, the Fed took action.
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Japan's Nikkei fared better on the back of a softer yen and rallied 0.23.54 percent.
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Investors have been worried about a slowing economy, particularly after a string of softer data.
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He believed MPs would favor a softer Brexit in their indicative votes on Wednesday evening.
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Softer manufacturing activity in China saw its April producer price inflation cooled more than expected.
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You don't survive being 'softer,' if you will—you'll get chewed up and spat out.
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A softer dollar makes commodities priced in the currency cheaper for buyers using other currencies.
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The dollar index was a touch softer at 96.108, nursing last week's 1.2 percent drop.
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Here's hoping InSight finds a softer place to get to the heart of Martian matter.
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Offshore yuan was trading 26.8684 percent softer than the onshore spot at 24.61 per dollar.
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Grill Grilling asparagus provides a softer finish, similar to roasting, but some added smoke. 5.
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They're softer and looser, but retain the structural elements to create that signature flared skirt.
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No only is the Nokia 9 PureView photo a little underexposed, but it's also softer.
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My sheets have aged so beautifully over time, getting softer and cozier with every wash.
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Of course, it would be disingenuous of me to omit the softer side of Davos.
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As weird as it sounds, bamboo sheets are actually softer than your typical cotton sheets.
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In addition to larger rooms or softer sheets, big spenders want to be coddled nowadays.
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But the Fund has been pushing for softer fiscal goals before contributing to the package.
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The message between the lines: All other forms are softer, less harmful, or less real.
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I've been using it for three years, and my lips are noticeably softer and smoother.
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My first impression was that the new recycled fleece is much softer than the original.
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It is now politically difficult for Trudeau to argue the case for a softer approach.
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EST: Lifetime will air a special interview with Hillary Clinton to show a softer side.
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"History doesn't repeat itself, but it's certainly rhyming, and it's a softer rhyme here." video
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I love a crispy exterior, but I want something a little softer on the inside.
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Gold prices traded near their highest levels in around three weeks on the softer dollar.
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It was aided by gains on a softer yen which saw it creep to 83.
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The authorities were reluctant to jeopardize investment, so they took a softer approach to enforcement.
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It feels softer, and it looks less frizzy than when I got into the shower.
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"It's not meant to be harder or softer," he said of the approach announced Wednesday.
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Phthalates are useful to manufacturers as they make plastics and vinyl softer and more flexible.
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The lira was 0.2 percent softer, while stocks bucked the trend to rise 0.3 percent.
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The vegetables hold their shape, but are somehow softer than those served mashed or puréed.
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But two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion with a much softer tone.
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They hit the ball softer to me and were trying to keep the rallies going.
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Softer, larger wheels helped him maintain grip on the unforgivingly slick run-up and landing.
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The eucalyptus fabric is billed as being more breathable than cotton and softer than linen.
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Tesla (TSLA) plunged 13% after warning of a softer fourth-quarter profit and announcing layoffs.
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The dollar was broadly softer, with the dollar index at 93.839 at 3:02 p.m.
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And back then, America and Iraq were rubbing up against one another in softer ways.
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" He credited Mr. Curry for his softer approach: "Hank had to kind of gentle me.
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The head still stayed flat, but Chaney's features, and moves overall, were a little softer.
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This was 53.33% weaker than its value on Wednesday and 0.3% softer than May's median.
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The offshore yuan was trading 299 percent softer than onshore spot at 20.1 per dollar.
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The offshore yuan was trading 298.451% softer than the onshore spot at 20.0 per dollar.
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But the move backfired on Riyadh after Washington imposed softer than expected sanctions on Tehran.
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But softer market sentiment soon touched the oil markets, where crude prices moderated their gains.
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It said the softer house prices and subdued business sentiment continue to dampen domestic spending.
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TS: I'm sure are gauging their willingness to ... I ask a softer set of questions.
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Kohl's Corp said it had experienced softer demand, especially in areas most affected by coronavirus.
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We do know that softer mattresses are generally better for petite individuals and side sleepers.
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There could be a push for a softer Brexit, new elections or a second referendum.
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Phyllis George, a former Miss America, spoke to the softer side of a brutal game.
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Change your hair color, dye it again, be softer, be tougher, be a paper doll.
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The Japanese currency was softer against the U.S. currency at 213.98 yen to the dollar.
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Rouhani, who is under pressure for his economic record, took a softer stance against protesters.
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The dollar briefly slipped after the softer-than-forecast number, but has since regained momentum.
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Mainland Chinese stocks posted their 11th straight day of gains, shrugging off softer trade data.
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Most major Asian indexes closed lower on Thursday following the softer lead from Wall Street.
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The offshore yuan was a touch softer at 254.06 at 213:221 p.m. HK/SIN.
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And for Bottega Venetta that means softer silhouettes than what we've see from Lee previously.
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Japan's rose 0.45 percent, or 1.32943 points, to close at 19,865.82 on the softer yen.
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China's yuan was modestly stronger and the safe-haven Japanese yen was a little softer.
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The smelly, softer varieties now blocked from import, though, are typically more popular with foreigners.
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But, for the first few episodes of this season, he's been showing a softer side.
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Against the yen, the dollar was softer at 108.65 at 2:58 p.m. HK/SIN.
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However, (for people who can't), almost all normal speech will be softer in their ears.
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Medha: I expected these sea snails to be softer inside, in terms of, like, texture.
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Saudi Arabia, too, has had success with a softer and community-driven approach to deradicalization.
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Higher ride heights, heavier curb weights and softer suspension tends to spoil any driving pleasure.
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It was aided by gains on a softer yen which saw it creep to 110.80.
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But its third-quarter EPS outlook — between $1.63 and $1.68 — indicated softer guidance than expected.
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But critics have pointed out that police commissioners have sometimes imposed softer penalties than recommended.
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Brokers cite the neighborhood's popularity with families and buyers' sharpening discernment in a softer market.
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The men found strength in suppleness; the women were softer still, plush yet never weak.
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China's yuan was modestly stronger and the safe-haven Japanese yen was a little softer.
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Now it is being accused of going after a far softer target: Winnie-the-Pooh.
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"I think it's now between a softer Brexit and a second referendum," Mr. Springford said.
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"I'm not at all convinced he wants to do a softer Brexit," Mr. Fraser said.
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Although Lyft has since lost the furry fender ornaments, it has maintained its softer image.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar index was a shade softer at 96.835 .DXY.
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"There is a growing expectation that a (House of) Common's majority could coalesce around a softer Brexit that includes a custom's union but she is facing more threats from cabinet members to resign if she decides to pursue a softer Brexit," MUFG analysts said.
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The French far right leader hopes to show a softer side The French far right leader hopes to show a softer side Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far right Front National (FN) party, inaugurated her new campaign headquarters in Paris on Wednesday.
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In 2014, he asked General Motors CEO Mary Barra, the first woman to become CEO of a major global automaker, about suggestions that she'd gotten the job because, as a woman and mother, she could "present a softer image and softer face" for the company.
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Hurting sentiment on Tuesday were downward revisions to retail sales that left consumer spending looking softer.
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Still sore from a twenty-five minute fight, Anders looked a little softer around the edges.
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Gary Cole as Kurt McVeigh Who would've thought we'd see a softer side of Diane Lockhart?
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But the fact that Europe exercises its real leadership in "softer" foreign policy is often overlooked.
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But in the hurricanes people think about, a well-formed eye is often a softer ride.
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That anger can't simply be wiped away by a new, softer tone from the President-elect.
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They help in the anti-aging process and make lips looking instantly softer and plumper — a.k.a.
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Exporters on the benchmark broadly benefit from a softer pound which swells their overseas earnings' value.
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The Homeland star admitted it was nice to see her pregnancy bring out their softer sides.
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If it is to elect a president, Mr Johnson and Dr Stein are on softer ground.
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Demand is still looking a lot softer than last year but it is a balanced market.
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No one would tell him to go a little easier, be softer, make it more personable.
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On Brexit, Labour sounds softer than the Tories but its policy comes to much the same.
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"We're looking for something on the feminine, softer side rather than big and tannic," he said.
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But softer-than-expected consumer spending data this week called some of that strength into question.
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In another, softer version only countries with rapidly ageing workforces, such as Germany, are thus fated.
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But Friedman says that Meester left the salon with softer-than-ever texture for two reasons.
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May's team has discussed a second referendum or a "softer Brexit" if her agreement is killed.
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A SOFTER Donald Trump greeted viewers of Lesley Stahl's interview on "60 Minutes" on November 13th.
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A softer dollar also buoyed prices by making dollar-denominated oil less costly for importing countries.
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Apply the darker shade to your lower lip and the softer one to your upper lip.
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And so Robert packs up some belongings, but before he leaves, we see his softer side.
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What was sharp and seductive in its pain and triumph has become softer and more forgiving.
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Republican candidates in the state are trying to win over women voters with a softer tone.
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The penis is quite stiff at the base, but it gets progressively softer towards the tip.
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Meanwhile, the opposition Labour Party drifts closer to a softer Brexit, and possibly a second referendum.
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Pruitt's selection came despite a softer tone Trump has struck on environmental regulation since his Nov.
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So I was very happy when more and more softer scenes came in, just talking scenes.
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Though Britain's welfare system remains softer than America's, the direction of travel has been the opposite.
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They deemed it necessary because of Trump's recent pivot to a softer and more mainstream message.
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Coursera's catalog spans from the more technical to softer subjects, including management, psychology and the humanities.
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Business surveys show Chinese manufacturers are already reporting softer export orders as the trade row deepens.
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Chris Hemsworth is one of the world's most recognizable stars, but he's hiding a softer side.
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The resignations have underlined May's limited ability to impose cabinet discipline around a softer Brexit strategy.
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There's a softer side of this where Angela has to have a conversation with her family.
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No wonder many think the promise to avoid any Irish border must mean a softer Brexit.
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The edges of these panels are also softer than the durable plastic of the main body.
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"It's the beginning of the next turn in the cycle which is softer earnings," Almeida said.
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And if you&aposre a vegan or you eat salad, it makes you a little softer.
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But the speech also had a softer side: the environment, childcare, women's health and female entrepreneurship.
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Weak results from Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) this month also spread concern about softer demand for smartphones.
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He decried it on the campaign trail, but struck a softer tone once he took office.
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The company issued forward guidance that predicted a softer decline in revenue than had been feared.
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The world is softer out here, a little SoCal-like given its proximity to the ocean.
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Durable goods orders grew a better-than-expected 1.7 percent overall, but internal numbers were softer.
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The result is an image that's bigger, softer, more immersive, and much easier on your eyes.
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"Recently we've seen a softer tone from Theresa May," said BNP Paribas currency strategist Clara Leonard.
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Will that create an opening for a guy like Duke if he reveals a softer underbelly?
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But he is also seen as doing so with a softer hand, and a kinder voice.
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Ali recalls a change in her father before his 1984 diagnosis: slowed movement and softer speech.
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KeyBanc Capital Markets analysts view the softer volume growth as slightly negative for other hospital companies.
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Turkey's banking sector is especially exposed to a softer lira due to significant foreign currency debts.
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Opting for a softer shade of black text, instead, makes a page more comfortable to read.
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The Jets rank third in the league defending but have been much softer against the pass.
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It was softer against the yen, sliding as far as 126.455, before drifting back to 126.80.
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"I think he said something much softer than was originally reported by the media," he said.
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Those at the top would be brightly gilded, while those below would have a softer finish.
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For now, Pakistan may instead retaliate with softer measures, such as issuing fewer visas to Americans.
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The dollar index was a touch softer at 98.301 while the euro ticked up to $1.1024.
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Most world powers deem the settlements illegal, but the Trump administration has taken a softer tack.
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An FX sales banker in Hong Kong also attributed Thursday's yuan strength to a softer dollar.
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Instead, Trump took a much softer tone during his brief remarks, which came after 3 a.m.
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"I'm guessin' you miss your ole dad an awful lot," he said, his voice grown softer.
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Among the "softer benefits" he says organizations should consider is the time that cloud can save.
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I saw one of your advisers say something about his elbows getting softer— EM: Oh Rich.
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Compared to that of hard seltzers, the flavor of Wandering Whistler is softer and more fragrant.
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We tested out this unique spa treat to find out if it made our skin softer.
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Raw cork is boiled for at least one hour to reduce its humidity, making it softer.
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For the uninitiated, the higher the number in front of the B, the softer the lead.
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Oil prices were a touch softer after ending the Wednesday session at a two-year high.
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She also had softer-looking waves and swapped out her diamond earrings for a gold necklace.
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"The idea of softer or harder is really beside the point," Kudlow told Fox Business Network.
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Harris' statements at the debate were significantly softer than previous comments she's made about prosecuting Trump.
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McLaren designed a new softer suspension for the 570GT so your back won't get a battering.
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This all comes as sales of VR headsets have been softer than some analysts were predicting.
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The chipmaker cited expected softer smartphone sales and unpredictability surrounding the demand for crypto-related semiconductors.
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Starbucks — The coffee chain's shares are under pressure on a softer-than-expected current quarter outlook.
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We can be softer when an employee is in need; loud when we're not being heard.
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While details remain thin, foreign holdings will get softer tax treatment when they are brought home.
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But on her show on Monday, Williams took a much softer stance on the Kesha ruling.
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No. When I'm doing my mixes at home I get a different mood —softer and sexier.
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So you take in trade, the Fed, softer economic data, that's the catalyst for today's move.
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The frontal lobe was immediately softer and deflated away from the inside surface of the skull.
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My wife, a back sleeper, also enjoyed the comfort, though she would have preferred something softer.
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Australia's benchmark index was up 0.4 percent while Japanese stocks edged higher on a softer yen.
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Di Maio's softer stance on a referendum isn't the only way he distances himself from Grillo.
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Instead, people with "softer skills" such as communication and diplomacy make more effective bodyguards, Bomberg said.
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"First Man," about Neil Armstrong's path to the 1969 moon landing, debuted to a softer showing.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS UK ECONOMY IS SOFTER THAN I WOULD HAVE EXPECTED A FEW MONTHS AGO
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Because, like, "Wow, you're asking a real question that needs an answer," rather than softer stuff.
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"The truth is that the only difference is that it's softer and less crispy," says Palomba.
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She lacked confidence in the softer ways we reach others, through touch and expressions of warmth.
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That would involve negotiating with the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and shifting toward a softer Brexit.
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"Banks were entering 2020 in a softer position anyway," said Mark Narron, director at Fitch Ratings.
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Hearth is taking a softer approach — there are no rules, just the containers on each table.
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The interior material is still softer and keeps cleaner than any off-brand folio I've seen.
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And then on Monday, during an exchange with reporters, Trump flipped back into a softer position.
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The training spans technical abilities and so-called softer skills like public speaking, teamwork and collaboration.
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The softer greenback also buoyed emerging market currencies, with MSCI's index touching a one-week high.
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A minority Conservative government implies a "softer Brexit," he said, which points to a stronger pound.
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Unilever – Unilever reported weaker-than-expected third-quarter sales, with softer demand in India and China.
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Unilever (UL) reported weaker-than-expected third-quarter sales, with softer demand in India and China.
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In them, the singer ditches her wild two-toned hair for a softer chestnut brown lob.
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It's also softer than the deal Ford, VW, Honda and BMW struck with California in July.
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Lewis understood that not only a softer touch was needed but also a more regular one.
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Bergerac could provide a softer experience, while the wines of Cahors or Irouléguy would be superb.
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The kinder, softer Sharapova who arrived at the Open on Monday has since left the building.
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The stock price declined, though, on news that it expected "softer" results in the current quarter.
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A softer approach is more likely to be seen as respectful, and could yield better results.
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Among some of her softer allegations: bosses were sleeping with subordinates and rampant hard drug use.
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BUFFETT SAYS U.S. ECONOMY IS 'STRONG, BUT A LITTLE SOFTER' THAN IT WAS 6 MONTHS AGO
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, it-- it's-- strong but a little softer than it was six months ago.
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The condition makes his voice softer than it used to be and makes long monologues difficult.
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Granted, this is a considerably softer (and less violent) formula, and happily, Hall is good company.
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Offshore the yuan was trading 0.2 percent softer than the onshore spot at 6.7955 per dollar.
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Australia's benchmark index was up 20.4 percent while Japanese stocks edged higher on a softer yen.
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They attribute U.S. dollar weakness to better growth outside the U.S. and softer-than-expected inflation.
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At the same time, she also thought of teenagers as "softer, in a way," she said.
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The move lower in the euro was attributed to softer-than-expected economic sentiment in Germany.
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"Female politicians are represented as softer," said Mr. Mudde, who teaches at the University of Georgia.
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Investors looked past nagging concerns about softer wage growth in an overall solid June jobs report.
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The global dollar index was a touch softer at 22, from the previous close of 0.033.
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In fact, this communique is significantly softer than the language North Korea agreed to in 2005.
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Billowing canvas pants and fuzzy raw-seamed shearling jackets offered a softer side to the collection.
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Softer guidance from fund manager Challenger Ltd last week had also prompted selling in the sector.
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"I can still adjust my swing to someone throwing harder or someone throwing softer," he said.
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The music would speed up or slow down, become louder or softer, depending on the arrangement.
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We like these lower ends of the temperature scale that have softer, warmer lights and that comes from having not one big light in the ceiling but several pools of light and that's also why candles are quite popular because they give off this softer, warmer light.
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Politically, the business case for a softer Brexit probably has more allies now than before the election.
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However, his successor as papal nuncio in Caracas, Aldo Giordano, has been much softer on Mr Maduro.
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You might want a stronger screen, or a softer feel, and that's where an accessory can help.
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Blanching also changes the structure of fiber, making vegetables softer and less crunchy, and easier to chew.
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The use of fabric and softer tones makes the overall design friendlier and designed for the home.
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Like the many titles that bore the WWE's stamp of approval, Laurer's fell into the softer category.
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With softer prices, they may believe they have more leeway to pursue a key foreign policy objective.
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Changes in other policy areas may help to explain why the public has gone softer on welfare.
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"We are heading into a softer market," CFO Rafael Lizardi said on a conference call this week.
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We see this softer side of Jessica a few times, usually in the context of her relationships.
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Trump has signaled a softer approach to the settlement issue than that of the previous U.S. administration.
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Some want a softer agreement or a second referendum, while others seek a much harder Brexit deal.
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Gary Oldman channels a softer side of Winston Churchill that might surprise history buffs in Darkest Hour.
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In cities where people commute using private cars, this is a much softer transition into public transit.
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"Fuller valuations mean that equities are responding more nervously to the recent softer global data," he added.
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The other, 21992's Nilsson Sings Newman, is essential listening for anyone interested in Nilsson's softer side.
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The dollar edged lower, the index hitting 96.965 after softer-than-expected inflation numbers published on Wednesday.
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If you zoom in close enough, you'll see that the iPhone XS images have a softer quality.
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Barrack predicted that the American people would see a "softer, kinder" Trump after he won the presidency.
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In addition, economic growth abroad appears to be running at a somewhat softer pace than previously expected.
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The songs that Brown recorded for the film turned out to be a little softer than expected.
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This means our pups see in a somewhat softer, blurrier focus from far away than we do.
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Pros: Softer and flexible, two-pack available, unique shape forms to body contours, comes in SensitiveCons: Pricey
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Lien said a combination of softer economic data and drop in iron ore prices pressured the Aussie.
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Currencies in emerging Europe were softer against the euro, although the Czech crown was only modestly weaker.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, recommended a much softer tack when it came to Y22000K.
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Bertrand assumed a very commoditized world and did not take into consideration the softer elements of competition.
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While Clinton's language about the gay community might have been softer, his legislative priorities were similarly punitive.
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The euro was a touch softer at $1.1261 while the greenback inched down 0.2% to 108.22 yen.
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A softer transition could be arranged, but it would require agreement among all the remaining 27 members.
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The canvas is much softer and more pliable than the other bags, but still thick and protective.
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It runs on automatic transmission, meaning it adjusts between harder or softer gears based on your pedaling.
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But behind-the-scenes, others are acquiring softer human skills and deploying their algorithms to make art.
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This softer, more sensitive side to Leo made it all the more meaningful giving him that rose.
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We will also use brown mascara as opposed to black, she just prefers a softer lash now.
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This is the lite version of Unite's best-selling finishing spray, delivering a softer hold in comparison.
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A campaign is being waged to unseat Philip Hammond, the competent chancellor, who favours a softer Brexit.
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The softer-than-expected approach left oil markets oversupplied, contributing to last fall's bear market in crude.
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DOLLAR: Boosting commodity prices was a softer dollar , which tends to support metals it is priced in.
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Yet Brexiteers have long known that Mrs May and her advisers were moving towards a softer Brexit.
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That could explain why Pichai's tweets, while endorsing Apple's position, were softer than Cook's pointed response letter.
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And even if a softer Brexit eventually emerges, it will have loud, angry detractors on both sides.
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Dr Rus's team are also looking at safety—in their case by creating robots with softer exteriors.
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If you feel so inclined, use foundation or concealer to lighten your eyebrows for a softer look.
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It features a dark blue quilted exterior and a softer lining on the inside, for added comfort.
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Sometimes it's the softer things — the rapport among the team, the sense of humor, office pranks, etc.
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The leather stays softer when you wrap like you do in Japan; it's slicker in the States.
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Its poll ratings have since slipped and Salvini has adopted a softer tone on issues like Europe.
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After several washes, my hair already looks more hydrated, less dull, and feels softer to the touch.
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The first quarter is traditionally softer than the preceding holiday season for Twitter's brand advertisers, Bain said.
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A softer greenback makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for holders of other currencies and can boost prices.
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Hopes of a softer British exit from the European Union have weakened the appeal of defensive assets.
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Having this time, from now until launch, it really helps us to iron out those softer areas.
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We are in the height of summer, and I think she's leaning toward a softer, cooler palette.
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Stocks opened higher as oil gained and softer Chinese data spurred some hopes of further monetary stimulus.
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The rand was 0.2 percent softer, on pace to slip for the first time in six sessions.
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It's why he lamented "these new, and very much softer, NFL rules" on concussions in October 2016.
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But the US, which enjoys a strong relationship with Saudi Arabia, has had a much softer response.
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Most Asian shares closed higher on Tuesday as markets shrugged off the softer close on Wall Street.
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My skin is getting softer, yet my bones are jutting out, so I'm half-soft, half-sharp!
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However, the Trump administration later took a softer approach on Iran sanctions to keep oil from spiking.
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Outside, the symmetrical Botta building now sits before its larger, softer-looking sibling like a pharaonic gate.
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The twill fabrication allows the yarns to move more freely, creating an overall more forgiving, softer experience.
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"We've made deliberate choices to use softer shapes, bright colors, not going for super anthropomorphic," says Shelton.
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It made a mockery of his own ambition to show a softer side to his unloved character.
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Gains were broad-based amid the softer yen, with retailers, oil and technology among the rising sectors.
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However, household budgets constrained by high financial leverage and softer wage growth may weaken demand for insurance.
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Even those that appear to have softer asks like "I'm in" tend to lead to donation pages.
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The firm cut its third-quarter EPS estimates by 5 percent, citing CBS' softer Sunday NFL ratings.
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Shares of tech stocks traded in Seoul closed mostly lower following the softer lead from Wall Street.
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Wall Street also looked set for a softer start with S&P mini futures down 0.5 percent.
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It's probably unrealistic to hope President Trump will somehow only start tweeting compliments and use softer language.
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I haven't washed it yet, but Mack Weldon claims that it will get softer with each wash.
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Basic resources stocks were down on softer copper prices, and finished the day's trading 0.24 percent lower.
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Brands (YUM), which owns KFC and Pizza Hut, may be dealt a softer blow, according to analysts.
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A softer mattress, I think, and bone-chilling privacy, and a beef stew made with red wine.
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Sonoran wheat is known to be a little softer, and it makes a more delicate, airy tortilla.
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Babies born prematurely are more likely to develop it because their skulls are softer when they're born.
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A softer greenback generally decreases the cost of dollar-denominated bullion for investors paying in other currencies.
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The development is seen as softer than plans floated earlier that would have targeted China more specifically.
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The won was softer against the greenback, trading at 1,149.53 to the dollar at 3:30 p.m.
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While many appear to have been made from plastic, others look like softer and a little fuzzy.
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He is praised by opponents as a formidable advocate with, some say, softer edges than Mr. Cruz.
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How and why do the mechanics of splashing change as the materials being splashed upon become softer?
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Showing her softer side, Swift also revealed the movie that will make her cry every time: Pocahontas.
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Trudeau's Liberal Party has embraced a softer approach to drugs in general, even working to legalize marijuana.
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Beckham, meanwhile, seemed to be working out a softer variation of his mother, Victoria Beckham's, famous pout.
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Its cups are softer, hospital-grade silicone, and structured to feel like a baby's latching mouth would.
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I definitely remember noticing that a lot of women would play what I thought was softer music.
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President Donald Trump's using a softer tone as he discusses North Korea while visiting South Korea today.
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The interior has a softer look compared to the formidable shell, as it features oak and textiles.
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Spanish courts have since taken a softer approach, seeing such acts as a form of political expression.
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Just because two of the 27 members say this, it doesn't mean a softer Brexit will happen.
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Since Al-Falih's appointment in April, Saudi Arabia has taken a softer tone toward Iran at OPEC.
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I think it's like Bill Gates and Melinda — she brings that softer side that he is missing.
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New takes on signet rings, a surf spot in Malibu — and the softer side of Cecily Brown.
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Looking away from Asian-American representation and towards stories from Asia, you find softer, more generous mothers.
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In 2010, the National Rifle Association started NRA Country to show "a softer side" of its organization.
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As of this month, the same softer approach applies to drinking, pissing, and littering in Manhattan, too.
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"Black Panther" was softer in Germany, an important market, where the sadomasochistic "Fifty Shades Freed" outsold it.
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Song said the softer card data signals that July's sharp gain was probably not a new trend.
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They replaced the hatch seal with a new, softer rubber, fixed the camera and rewired faulty circuits.
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Lip glosses create a look that's lighter, softer, and shimmery, and they're perfect for summer wedding ceremonies.
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But American businesses are sounding a more pessimistic note, pointing to softer growth ahead, or even contraction.
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Chowdhury says the interior of the arches were a softer version of the flowers from The Garden.
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Usually this would be bad for Labour, which is traditionally seen as being softer than the Tories.
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I like brown during the day because I like the effect to be a little bit softer.
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The study concluded that the transition to eating softer foods changed how bites developed as people aged.
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Had she done so and revealed a softer, more likable side, she might have won the election.
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Her belly curved into her hips in a softer way than her jagged, younger body once did.
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Indeed, Brennan's voice is softer than his face, and different from the streetwise directness of his brother.
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As for those casinos Mr. Reid predicted would oppose her in November, she predicted a softer approach.
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"It was a bit softer," said Fleetwood, who has won overseas but never in the United States.
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Sweden has taken a softer approach than most countries, based on recommendations from Sweden's Public Health Agency.
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The findings could prove helpful to engineers as robots become smaller, softer and lighter, Dr. Jayaram believes.
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But softer words from both sides has already meant investors are shifting back to stocks since Wednesday.
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Silhouettes will change depending on the season, and the fabrics will be softer than the usual twill.
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Loud background music in a supermarket similarly nudged customers toward less healthful purchases, compared with softer music.
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Some staunch Sessions allies remained tight-lipped, and even his defenders were sending a softer message. Sen.
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Despite his longstanding climate denialism, President Trump has recently struck a softer tone on the topic. Why?
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Our editors have used the sheets for years and insist that they get even softer with age.
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" • "But American businesses are sounding a more pessimistic note, pointing to softer growth ahead, or even contraction.
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The captain of a soccer team ostracized for brutality and intimidation is not without his softer side.
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"I think he said something much softer than it was originally reported by the media," Trump said.
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"We see them better aligned with a softer global car market and shift our view to neutral."
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Some will likely find comfort in hearing the president's brand of populism repackaged in softer, gentler language.
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Meanwhile, the common currency, which rose above the $1.25 level overnight, was a touch softer at $1.804.8.
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Compared to cotton, microfiber is lightweight, less prone to wrinkles, and can be softer to the touch.
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The Premiere is softer than the entry-level Purple mattress and it limits motion transfer very well.
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Even so, a quicker, softer turnaround in a notoriously cyclical industry would be a welcome new normal.
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The typography on signs is changing, too — softer sans serif fonts are replacing more severe serif typefaces.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda could tinker with bond purchases and try to protect exporters with a softer currency.
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The online-styling service said it's planning for "softer" results in the first quarter of fiscal 2020.
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Higher bond yields, softer stocks and a stronger currency are not the what Draghi wants to see.
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In Turkey, my country, a softer but similar experiment has taken place in the past two decades.
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No nonsense, always putting the patient first, but also with a little bit of a softer spot.
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Who knows what we'll sound like in hundreds of years from now if our diets get softer?
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The parliamentary arithmetic would mean that this would be inevitably a kind of softer type of Brexit.
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The paper is thin and the lines of the images are softer than a fine art print.
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Microsoft once was antagonistic toward open-source software, but under Nadella's leadership has taken a softer stance.
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In currencies, the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six major rivals, was softer at 89.585.
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The stock dropped 6.8 percent after the company announced a price cut that could suggest softer demand.
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"He had a much softer tone - more presidential - but stayed true to his principles," said Kathleen Johnson.
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White House aide Sebastian Gorka knocked Tillerson for offering a softer message than Trump on North Korea.
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On the inflation front, that's where the number came in on the softer side, year over year.
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The Lesser Bohemians starts with a similar voice, but it's a softer, more open work—grammar included.
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While Vans typically have hard rubber soles, the ComfyCush midsoles are more cushioned and softer to the touch.
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Since Mnuchin made comments Wednesday indicating that the White House prefers a softer greenback, the currency has plunged.
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Those in Britain now advocating a softer Brexit may have had their hand strengthened by Mrs May's humiliation.
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To keep the look slightly softer I left some of Kim's hairline out for a real editorial feel.
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Instead of fully replacing the law, some Republicans are now hinting at a softer "repeal and repair" strategy.
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Lobov was handed a softer opponent in the form of 5-2 Chris Avilla for his next fight.
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But the Pharma lobby is powerful, and it has so far convinced Trump to take a softer approach.
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Futures also pointed to early losses for major European stock markets and a softer opening on Wall Street.
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Allow the formula to dry for about 10 minutes, then rinse to reveal a brighter and softer complexion.
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"And with Rob, he's still the only boy so it's easier to be softer with him," Jenner added.
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Typifying this new, softer approach, they have recorded a Swansea-inspired cover of Indian Summer by Beat Happening.
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Full-price same-store sales, however, were up just 0.3 percent, "reflecting softer traffic in stores," Nordstrom said.
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Expectations that Britain may be inching towards a "softer" Brexit is also playing in the currency derivative markets.
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The offshore yuan CNH=D3 was trading 0.14 percent softer than the onshore spot at 7.0545 per dollar.
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The offshore yuan, which digested that optimism over the weekend, changed hands 7.0573% softer at 7.057 per dollar.
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The move suggests that, for the first time, May could be willing to pivot to a softer Brexit.
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Other voices joined his, growing softer as the students drifted away toward the shade of the interior rooms.
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That, coupled with disappointing U.S. factory orders data a day earlier, stoked worries about softer demand, analysts said.
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Orisa is a tank-class hero, meant to help soak up damage and defend softer and squishier allies.
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Five minutes later, I washed it off and immediately noticed smoother, softer skin, diminished pores, and zero redness.
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Ms. Whitmarsh's approach has been softer than what some have referred to as a "name and shame" strategy.
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The softer tone of Mrs May's letter might, with luck, encourage her EU partners to be more accommodating.
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The further away the brand moves from its core strength, the softer the argument it makes for itself.
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Just as paper towels are looking more like napkins, toilet paper is getting softer and more tissue-like.
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He's definitely a softer version of himself by the third movie, but yeah I won't miss that aspect.
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It also cowed to Trump's go-to tactic of bullying his opponents in hopes of receiving softer treatment.
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Melania Trump initially appeared to deliver the speech her husband needed to portray him in a softer light.
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Wall Street also looked set for a softer start later with S&P mini futures down 0.7 percent.
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One of the obvious candidates is a softer plastic which they had used to create malleable figurine head.
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Being a sort of more inclusive brand, a softer flavor compared to some of the other energy drinks.
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But, we can rest easy, because the much softer, dulcet tones of Ryan Reynolds took the job instead.
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But the researchers were somewhat more cautious about interpreting the softer material they believe to be brain tissue.
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DOLLAR: A softer dollar has helped underpin prices as it makes dollar-denominated products cheaper for non-U.
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But experts point out that the framework of the agreement is softer on North Korea than previous deals.
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Darvas said that for those who wanted a softer Brexit negotiation, the election result was actually a positive.
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Yes, she has shown a softer side for medical device making companies in her home state of Massachusetts.
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"She's harsh as a character, so I want to bring a softer side to her," explains the stylist.
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The story is referring to the "more sophisticated, softer" look Harding adopted in the weeks after the attack.
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In place of the rigid, yellow charging case that housed previous pairs is a softer, black leather case.
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" While he said he didn't look back on the campaign with any regrets, "I wish it were softer.
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However, its full-year earnings guidance is below forecasts on softer demand both in the Americas and Europe.
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In its outlook, the lender pointed to a challenging revenue environment and projected "softer" growth than previously expected.
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Below she's being softer and more satin-y with her blue, as she stands with the court gossips.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar was mostly softer following the jobs report, with sterling being an exception.
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Wedbush Securities cut its price target on the stock from $230 to $220, citing the softer margin profile.
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The chances of a no-deal Brexit fell on Tuesday while the chances of a softer one rose.
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The Moon connects with Venus in dreamy Pisces at 12:39 PM, creating a softer, more empathetic energy.
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"This slowdown mainly reflects softer activity abroad and the greater effects from Brexit uncertainties at home," they added.
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The target set has also been expanded to include targets buried under softer surfaces, like caves or tunnels.
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In the Assembly, however, Democratic Speaker Vincent Prieto is backing softer takeover provisions with a longer time frame.
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CEO Lenny Comma blamed the delay for softer sales, noting that lower income markets were hit the hardest.
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"The yellow metal benefited from a softer greenback in early session pricing," MKS PAMP said in a note.
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The target set has been expanded to include targets buried under softer surfaces, such as caves or tunnels.
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Construction and materials stocks also basked in the glow of a potentially softer Brexit, tacking on 1.8 percent.
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Swan has been told that the nationalists want to impose tariffs but more moderate officials want softer measures.
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"Rifts can stall when they reach the softer ice, like that found in the medial flowline" MacGregor said.
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South Africa's rand was 0.7% softer, after hitting multi-week lows against the dollar earlier in the day.
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The latest installation hinted at a more innocent, softer side of Jake, but it barely scratched the surface.
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The President decried the program on the campaign trail, but struck a softer tone once he took office.
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Demand is softer in the winter months, but prices could get a bit higher through January and February.
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The sale of GCBs accelerated in the second half of 22016, with investors taking advantage of softer prices.
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Skeptics note that the "harder" economic numbers have not seen the jump that softer, "sentiment" indicators have seen.
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Wall Street also looked set for a softer start later with S&P mini futures down 2342.64 percent.
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On Monday, the pound was a shade softer at $1.3585 but not far from the peak of $1.3615.
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The Wander has a more feminine design, with a gold finish and softer lines, and interchangeable leather straps.
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I can adapt real quickly, so if something's not working, I can play softer stuff or harder stuff.
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Some of these artists have exchanged the powerful runs and high notes of Beyoncé for softer, waspy notes.
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That made the dollar a touch softer while the pound was up for a second day at $26.
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Sterling rose on investor hopes that May would be forced to go for a softer Brexit than planned.
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Flip again to return to a softer, functional white light for the waning hours of a family gathering.
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"You got to keep putting a softer lens on the camera, it's just no good anymore," he joked.
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But she now might find that more difficult to do and will have to take a softer line.
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Skechers doesn't provide annual guidance, leaving analysts and investors with only the softer quarterly outlook to chew over.
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But the Trump administration shocked the oil market earlier this month by taking a softer approach on Iran.
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That was a touch softer than the 6.9 percent growth seen in the second quarter of the year.
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Walmart has opted for a palette of softer colors, straying from the iconic neon blue in its logo.
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The economy grew at a 3.1% pace in the first quarter, a tad softer than 3.2% initially reported.
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Leadership rivals will then have to choose between a softer Brexit or the more painful "no deal" option.
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The dollar index, which tracks the dollar against a basket of rival currencies, was slightly softer at 94.030.
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Though the leather initially feels a little stiff, it loosens up and gets softer as you wear it.
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The plays were dutifully faithful to the books; the films often made the endings softer or more sentimental.
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While growth was expected to taper off somewhat, the data from Europe in particular was softer than anticipated.
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Clinton by 68 percent to 26 percent, but their support is softer than evangelicals' support for Mr. Trump.
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Lighter folks and those who sleep on their side or stomach will prefer mattresses on the softer side.
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The House Majority Leader took a softer tone on Google's reported work than many of his Republican colleagues.
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She offered a softer image of the administration's immigration stance, greeting children and asking how she could help.
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Strategists said European bond markets looked to be pricing in a softer read from the U.S. payrolls report.
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"The figures are a bit on the softer side," said Ben Jarman, Sydney-based senior economist at JPMorgan.
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Notice the change in the feeling of the fur, as it gets a little softer at the jawline.
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CN said on Friday it would cut management and union jobs, as it grapples with softer economic conditions.
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Somedays I like softer, chiller songs...other days I want a toe-tapper to get my energy up.
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The shirt is marketed as being odor-free, breathable, moisture wicking, stretching, and three times softer than cotton.
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The cushioned insoles are supportive, and the overall feel of the flat is softer and thicker than Rothy's.
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In general, side sleepers should look for softer mattresses to avoid putting too much pressure on your joints.
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Global shares fell on escalating trade tensions and the dollar index turned softer against a basket of currencies.
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We saw a softer November in terms of closings and saw much of that activity push into December.
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The Romanian leu was trading at 4.6515 per euro at 1420 GMT, 0.1 percent softer on the day.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing cut its revenue target to the low end of forecasts, blaming softer demand for smartphones.
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The central bank also said in a statement that a softer Kiwi dollar would help to fuel inflation.
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With an album under their belt, there are no softer times in sight for the Tuff City Kids.
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I start to experience a wider range of feelings—softer ones, and the depth of them is startling.
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The tires are generally softer with the current hard tire (light blue) roughly equivalent to last year's medium.
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Some people chide today's players as being softer and unable to withstand the rigors of the NBA schedule.
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Johnson stepped down after Prime Minister Theresa May outlined her government's desire for a softer version of Brexit.
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This month, a solo exhibition opening at Paula Cooper (Brown's first at the gallery) reveals a softer side.
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Meanwhile, the "softer-than-a-cloud" comforters from bedding favorite Buffy really are as fluffy as they look.
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And after we began cooking our food and developed agriculture thousands of years ago, our diet became softer.
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His voice adds a greater evenness to the song, adding his own spin to the song's softer parts.
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In many cases, it is trying to be softer in its attempts to stamp out all civil activity.
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The thing is, people get too extreme because I actually like frosting when it's the lighter, softer one.
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Softer foods from agricultural lifestyles may have changed the human bite, making it easier to form certain sounds.
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The Boulez and Xenakis have always been tempered with the softer voices of John Adams or Steve Reich.
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That challenge has tested Mr. Lopez Obrador's stated goal of presenting a softer, more-welcoming face toward migrants.
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"The health department did focus groups and decided to start with a slightly softer approach," Ms. Lee said.
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The tortillas made with "00" flour — softer than all-purpose but harder than Sonoran — were dry and tasteless.
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In other words, harder flours tend to have a greater capacity to absorb water than their softer counterparts.
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Firstly, the gel pillow's leatherette covering is softer and more durable than those of other ergonomic mouse pads.
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"This is kind of softer - it is not a roof, it is a kind of brake," Thedeen said.
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Most major indexes in Asia closed lower on Thursday after the release of softer-than-expected China data.
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CN said on Friday it would cut management and union jobs, as it grapples with softer economic conditions.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar was mostly softer following the jobs report, with sterling being an outlier.
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Samsung has done away with the line's very structured, boxy look in favor of softer curves all around.
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The bank cited softer-than-expected third-quarter earnings, based on conversations with McDonald's management and company checks.
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Looking ahead, however, the company said it's planning for "softer" results in the first quarter of fiscal 2020.
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Kingfisher said the UK market remains uncertain and it was mindful of softer housing market activity in France.
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She also lifted her glossy, black Veronica Lodge waves to a softer chocolate tone, but it's super subtle.
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Conagra Brands (CAG) – The food producer cut its 113 forecast, citing softer-than-expected performance across its categories.
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The greenback was softer against the Japanese currency, with the dollar fetching 110.54 yen at 3:22 p.m.
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Kim's softer gesture, in view of his proclivity for rhetorical bellicosity, creates excitement and expectations of diplomatic progress.
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Even though he's playing the part of gallant rescuer, for example, Kyle is a softer sort of man.
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The softer data led market watchers to believe the Federal Reserve could postpone hiking interest rates this year.
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German hopes for the project's success have engendered broadly softer language from the European economic powerhouse toward Moscow.
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It goes forward and backward no problem through softer terrain, but really only pivots well on paved surfaces.
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Long-term debt rates, however, remained lower for the week following softer economic data and turmoil in Washington.
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Mattis has been explicit that he does not condone torture, arguing that softer methods often engender better results.
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Johnson took a softer view of Reconstruction than the holdovers from Lincoln's Cabinet he kept in the government.
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