Overall, it's always stayed the same, I've never changed it.
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Instead, 3D Touch has stayed the same since it launched.
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The traditional aspects of exterior design have stayed the same.
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A medium chocolate shake, priced at $2.99, stayed the same.
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The percentage of black and Hispanic employees stayed the same.
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One thing stayed the same: my desire to see Gulshan.
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The bare bones of Instagram's design have stayed the same.
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A lot has changed, a lot has stayed the same.
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Yellow represents areas where the light activity stayed the same.
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A lot has changed and some things have stayed the same.
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As he improves, our scores have kind of stayed the same.
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He may have new shoes, but his humor's stayed the same.
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At least her affinity toward Nike, however, has stayed the same.
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Since then, much has changed and much has stayed the same.
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The headline number missed and average hourly earnings stayed the same.
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The heads of state changed, but the structures stayed the same.
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But the smiles on the fishermen's faces stayed the same size.
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Most Democrats said things had either stayed the same or gotten worse.
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So what has changed since 2010, and what has stayed the same?
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But for all that's stayed the same, things have changed, too. 1.
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For the past decade, performance had gradually increased or stayed the same.
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The screen has also stayed the same at 5.5 inches and 1080p.
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"At the same time, so much has stayed the same," he added.
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The one thing that's stayed the same: the singer's belly button ring.
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Yet over the last 20 years it has rarely stayed the same.
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"It is outrageous that that rate has stayed the same," Hansson said.
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RUSSONELLO SoundCloud rap changed around him, but Trippie Redd stayed the same.
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Other familiar icons have stayed the same but appear in new locations.
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Taxes on the poor and middle class have largely stayed the same.
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But for the most part, the music they create has stayed the same.
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If I had stayed the same, I would give myself another six months.
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One thing that stayed the same is the E-M1's electronic viewfinder.
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There is another way in which things have changed, yet stayed the same.
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Life in New Hope has mostly stayed the same, despite all the attention.
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Through all this time, Dershowitz told me, his principles have stayed the same.
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Only 16 countries experienced a decline in acceptance, while 27 stayed the same.
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The shelving in the store stayed the same through the changing host brands.
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The number of pedestrians who were killed by vehicles — 47 — stayed the same.
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By contrast, the advice for 4- to 13-year-olds stayed the same.
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Senate Republicans tweaked the House bill, but the core structure stayed the same.
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Another 19% thought corruption had stayed the same, while 15% said it had decreased.
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That was when Barack Obama was President, Republicans have pretty much stayed the same.
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"It mostly stayed the same, only mainly because of the emergency equipment," he said.
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So much has changed in seven seasons, but a lot has stayed the same.
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Bridget may have gotten older and wiser, but her movies have stayed the same.
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Her affinity for matching Mom's sartorial senses, though, seems to have stayed the same.
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Prices have now jumped to the Russian level, but wages have stayed the same.
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China's benchmark 1-year lending rate has stayed the same since 2015, Hu noted.
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It has also previously stayed the same and been adjusted in the opposite direction.
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My credit in starring in Terminator still said Schwarzenegger, and everything stayed the same.
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Revenues rose from a year ago and the first-half dividend stayed the same.
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The system was tweaked over the years, but the basic principle stayed the same.
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Since that day, it's kind of stayed the same and is really annoying me.
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The percentage of black employees in the U.S. stayed the same, at two percent.
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His choices have stayed the same ever since his first collection in February 2009.
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If it stayed the same or increased, I'd either eat less or exercise more.
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Since then, the income thresholds for how benefits are taxed have stayed the same.
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The proportion of voters who disapprove of the president — 54 percent — stayed the same.
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Muscular strength, for example, stayed the same between the two groups after the 10 weeks.
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So I tried to update the shipping preference, but the scheduled date stayed the same.
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If the portfolio has changed hugely, one feature of the fund has stayed the same.
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The photo limit has stayed the same, along with the GIF limit for mobile uploads.
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"The real tragedy would be if everything always stayed the same," he told The Hill.
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In fact, when we moved to it, our average contribution to Dashers stayed the same.
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But inside some of the world's biggest tech companies, things have relatively stayed the same.
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My feelings stayed the same once I held it in my hands just days later.
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"The things we want to do have stayed the same," Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault said.
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Both times, the EPA's budget stayed the same in end-of-the-year spending deals.
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Hadestown has stayed the same, but it's become different by the world changing around it.
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For essentially the last six years, our understanding of phone sizes has relatively stayed the same.
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Seven saw it stayed the same in that period and just one, Idaho, saw a decline.
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But the playbook on how to target, recruit and manipulate sources has generally stayed the same.
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Fathers' sleep duration, meanwhile, stayed the same at just 15 minutes less, according to the study.
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Rather, things have mostly stayed the same — precisely why "investors ran out of patience," he said.
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This number stayed the same from last year, which isn't ideal but is good for visibility.
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The name has stayed the same, but modern versions have veered drastically from the original version.
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The root of the ambition has stayed the same in terms of my passion behind it.
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Calculator Most everywhere in the United States, rents stayed the same or went up last year.
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While they chose a different issue to focus their project on, the sentiment stayed the same.
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At 12 o'clock, the old year tipped into a new year — and we stayed the same.
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If you look at the way we were formed, we stayed the same from our beginnings.
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Though the handle stayed the same, only the name "factcheckUK" showed up for users on retweets.
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Meanwhile, the median return totaled 16.8 percent when the House majority stayed the same after the midterms.
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Like most other similar research, they found that rates of brain cancer overall had stayed the same.
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However, the median return was 16.8 percent when the House majority stayed the same after the midterms.
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But while liquor store visits grew at a slower rate than other states, nightlife stayed the same.
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"In fact, when we moved to it, our average contribution to Dashers stayed the same," he said.
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Even in the comics, the lineup hasn't ever stayed the same for long; only the brutal tactics.
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However, while the menu may have stayed the same, the chain's financial information tells a different story.
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But the shape of the monster, the size of the monster, that relatively stayed the same throughout.
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The basics have stayed the same—two seats, engine in back, swoopy styling—as the details change.
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Little things have changed, but the formula has stayed the same and the flavors are the same.
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Their formula has stayed the same throughout their run: stingy relief pitching, smooth defense and thunderous offense.
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Thirty-three percent said things have stayed the same, with 9 percent believing race relations are better.
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Everything else has stayed the same, and yet it's suddenly five, or six, or ten years later.
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The researchers found that after microdosing both convergent and divergent thinking improved, but intelligence stayed the same.
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How has voters' support for the Republican and Democratic parties stayed the same or changed since 2016?
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The postures have changed and updated throughout the years, but the general idea has stayed the same.
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However, while their relationship has changed, one very important thing has stayed the same for the couple.
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President Donald Trump may have set off a global firestorm, but his schedule has stayed the same.
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And 57 percent of enrollees said their premiums either stayed the same or went down this year.
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But despite the growth in applications, the share of admitted students who were black stayed the same.
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Even as New York hurtles into the future, many of its celebrated theaters have stayed the same.
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Your life either stayed the same or it got better and if it got worse, I blame Obama.
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Little has stayed the same in his creative life, but one thing he's never stopped doing is playing.
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Ringing in well under $100, we're relieved to see that one thing's stayed the same over the years.
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As the community added new members and grew rapidly, 89 percent of the core norms stayed the same.
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"Even now, her look has stayed the same," Lydia F. Sellers, her former hairstylist and makeup artist, says.
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It is no coincidence that during the game's changing formats, the Fan Fair has largely stayed the same.
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Twenty-nine percent said racial tension has stayed the same, while only 10 percent say it has decreased.
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While the general population has declined in support for the Russia investigation, Trump supporters have stayed the same.
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Wages and employment stayed the same for domestic workers even as the supply of immigrant workers fell dramatically.
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But as much as the weed landscape appears to have changed in 2017, some things stayed the same.
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While much of the basic framework stayed the same, the latest version leaves much less up for interpretation.
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Furthermore, air fares have come down significantly, reducing profit margins while costs have stayed the same or increased.
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Through the decades, styles came and went, but one thing stayed the same: This was the cheapest option.
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The world of work has changed a lot since the 1950s, but some things have stayed the same.
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Biogen: Sales of its multiple sclerosis drug Tecfidera basically stayed the same despite an 8% price hike in January.
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If you stay at the baseline (comparing 2002 with 2016) the win percentage stayed the same at 46 percent.
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Of course, as much as things have stayed the same, life did go on for everyone Hannah left behind.
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In fact, the e-commerce user experience has more or less stayed the same in the past 15 years.
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As the Emmys reflect, television's delivery system stayed the same for its entire existence — and then it changed quickly.
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And while having her daughter did bring about some changes, she tells PEOPLE her fashion has stayed the same.
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That would lead to a huge increase in meat- and dairy-eating even if people's diets stayed the same.
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But the customer experience with these companies — whether in life, home/renters, or commercial — has largely stayed the same.
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The way we deal with mental health issues has improved, but what has stayed the same, in your opinion?
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But his diet never stayed the same; it wasn't like he ate the same exact thing for 12 weeks.
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While much has changed since 1929, one very important thing unfortunately has stayed the same: the size of Congress.
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The Democratic leadership position has stayed the same: the government must reopen before any border security negotiations can begin.
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Just 6 percent of Americans think civility is better now, and 20 percent think it has stayed the same.
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Yet, the U.S. negotiation approach stayed the same: support others, don't worry about the drawbacks to privileged U.S. firms.
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That implies, at least in this brief period of time, Twitter's downloads have stayed the same despite the switch.
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"The Soviet Union collapsed, but the Soviet system of rule and thinking has stayed the same," Mr. Melikhov said.
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The entire sleep cycle was completed in about 80 seconds, and the proportion of REM stayed the same throughout.
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If the politics had stayed the same, the closest site to host the N.C.A.A. tournament would have been Georgia.
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Polls show that about 2000 out of 10 Americans believe that global poverty has worsened or stayed the same.
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That amounts to nearly 2.4 million fewer deaths than there would have been if the rate had stayed the same.
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No matter how much Gaga's aesthetic changes, there's always been one piece of her look that has stayed the same.
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He was the one thing in my life that always stayed with me, and more importantly, always stayed the same.
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Whenever a product is updated, there inevitably are people who grumble about change and wish things had stayed the same.
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"As life came crashing against our door—grad school, promotions, loss, injury & sickness—our routine stayed the same," Favre added.
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That's the thing that I've always noticed about her — it's the thing that stayed the same since they cast her.
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While many categories of the makeup world have seen upgrade upon upgrade, liquid liner has pretty much stayed the same.
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"If you look at inflation, crack is the only one that's stayed the same price since the 90s," she says.
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During the study, gun laws became stricter in 17 states, weaker in 17, and stayed the same in 11 states.
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As the checks grew, his principles and mindset about money stayed the same: Never do anything just for the cash.
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"What stayed the same is, number one, the company has been relentlessly focused on customer value," Shah told Business Insider.
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Yes, we've made a few purchases here and there, but for the most part our budget has stayed the same.
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So turbines like the Haliade-X would be more valuable even if the price of wind electricity stayed the same.
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The region's residents would face the prospect of paying more for everyday goods even as their wages stayed the same.
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The main treatments for anxiety have pretty much stayed the same for the last 50 years, and that's a problem.
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Those who were snapped away stayed the same age, and that, you can imagine, makes high school even more awkward.
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I could have stayed the same and spiralled back into the eating disorder that almost killed me when I was 15.
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Over the course of developing the Dark Souls games, developer FromSoftware made lots of tweaks, but many things stayed the same.
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"One of the things that's stayed the same is that I still don't talk about my personal life, really," he noted.
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Yet as Vera Rubin's galactic observations demonstrated in the 1970s, the rotational velocities of stars didn't decrease—it stayed the same.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and com- modity prices have tanked, but the price of that retail product has stayed the same.
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The only groups that are inconclusive or stayed the same on a national level were African-American women and Republican women.
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That means there were about 2.6 million fewer cancer death than there would have been had death rates stayed the same.
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Episodes used to be longer, in that commercial breaks were shorter, but the journey from beginning to end stayed the same.
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"But the basic ingredients we use to refine the taste of our ketchup have stayed the same for decades," she added.
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"But the basic ingredients we use to refine the taste of our ketchup have stayed the same for decades," she added.
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It assumes the quality of the Asian applicant pool has stayed the same as the population grows, as Poon points out.
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Gas masks, goggles and shields may be added as accessories, but the basics have stayed the same since the look's inception.
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While the text and principle of the First Amendment have stayed the same, the court's interpretation has indeed changed over time.
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The Lions of 2017 drink less and train more than the legendary squads of decades past, but much has stayed the same.
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The color scheme has stayed the same; red-orange for Han, blue for Lando, pink-purple for Qi'ra, and yellow for Chewie.
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For the past 47 years, Jeffrey MacDonald's account of what happened the night his entire family was murdered has stayed the same.
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And as the years have passed and fashion has changed, it's no surprise that many of their styles haven't stayed the same.
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It's no different then when I was running for Governor and my credit was starring in Terminator and everything stayed the same.
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Labor conditions of Flex drivers were expensively reported by Gizmodo in 2017 and have by in large stayed the same since then.
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"Everybody's frustrated, but some moved, some stayed the same, and some got more equivocal," said a GOP lawmaker who attended the meeting.
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While some features of the holidays in the city have stayed the same over the past 100 years, many others have changed.
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And even a Trump critic has to admit that your life either stayed the same or it got marginally to dramatically better.
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But despite all of these cool tools, the basic layout of Messenger has stayed the same — a clunky, disorganized list of conversations.
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Among those whose refunds grew or stayed the same, on the other hand, 49 percent said they had gotten a tax cut.
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The company later simply lowered the sodium content of this top-selling cereal without ballyhooing the change, and sales stayed the same.
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Some analysts argued that the latest actions were a de facto interest rate cut, even though official benchmark rates stayed the same.
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While Starship has sported a number of different looks and names over the years, a few key things have stayed the same.
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More and more home runs are being hit off low pitches while home run rates for high pitches have stayed the same.
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Students who thrive in this environment may have stayed the same, but now, people are supposed to act as if they do.
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The top-three most widely used services stayed the same from the last time Okta conducted this survey: Office 365 topped Salesforce.
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Their core personality has stayed the same, but I don't wear the same sweatpants and track pants I wore [in 2000 either].
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While Sonic's head-to-body ratio was changed from Sonic the Hedgehog to Sonic the Hedgehog 2, his basic design stayed the same.
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And for the next six decades, as it spread eastward on the wings of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, its symptoms stayed the same.
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Sometimes they remind us of the ways the world has changed since we were kids or the ways it has stayed the same.
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These results stayed the same for 2015, confirming just how crucial image sharing and consumption have become to young people's everyday online experiences.
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While his budget proposal did make some cuts to NASA for fiscal year 2018, the agency's programs more or less stayed the same.
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My credit starring in Terminator still said Schwarzenegger and everything stayed the same and I continued getting the royalties and all that stuff.
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Economy: 33 percent think the Trump administration has made it better, 14 percent think worse, 49 percent said it has stayed the same.
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"Throughout the months of me knowing and up until now, it's not like my feelings stayed the same the entire time," she explained.
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Ms. Ali said American high schools had "stayed the same for 100 years" and were badly in need of new ideas and paradigms.
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While significant advancements have been made in breast imaging technology, one aspect of mammography has stayed the same: the need for breast compression.
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The median family income in the United States has stayed the same, and at the same time our costs just keep going up.
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But so much has stayed the same — there is so much good happening on Facebook and the entire family of apps every day.
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While the hairstyles and fashion trends of tennis players have dramatically evolved over the years, the courts themselves have mostly stayed the same.
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And in the superego heap, which has stayed the same for years, you'll find books by Adorno, Heidegger and on early Greek philosophy.
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While legalization reduces the rate of arrests overall, data shows that racial disparities in some places that have legalized marijuana stayed the same.
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The playlists stayed the same, and included "Throttle – Money Maker (Club Edit)" and a remix of "Dirty Sexy Money" by David Guetta and Afrojack.
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The only thing that stayed the same was the color (an icier, Courtney-Love blonde) and length created with the help of some extensions.
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Of course, the songs themselves may have stayed the same -- with only a title change -- but it's also possible Ye scrapped 8 records altogether.
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The total number of sexual partners reported by women over their lifetime has gone up since 2000, although men's numbers have stayed the same.
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For Republicans surveyed, the numbers stayed the same as Saturday's poll release, with 91% backing President Donald Trump, and 5% preferring former Massachusetts Gov.
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It's easy to laugh at how much has changed since LonelyGirl15 logged off 2008 but it's more remarkable to notice what's stayed the same.
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"In the United Kingdom the people have spoken but the players at the top have, I am afraid, stayed the same," Farage, 52, said.
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While plenty has changed (the show now uses digital screens, so White doesn't have to spin letters anymore), plenty has stayed the same, too.
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When the researchers adjusted for the results of MRI scans, the odds rose to 231 percent with minocycline but stayed the same with placebo.
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And if his ex-wife's kids weren't covered, his own children should have been added and his benefits should have effectively stayed the same.
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Once a global leader, New York's subway has largely stayed the same size as other cities, particularly in Asia, have built large new systems.
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After a wild summer of player movement and trades, there are many familiar faces in new places and fewer teams that stayed the same.
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"Our belief and thesis have stayed the same … we have conviction, and we keep pointing towards the north star and our goal," said Winklevoss.
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It also emphasizes how much the cultural climate has shifted in the era of #MuteRKelly protests, and how much it has stayed the same.
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Some of this has stayed the same, in the sense of kids being forced to do something that they do not want to do.
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Roughly four in 10 thought things had stayed the same, and another four in 10 thought things had gotten worse between 2010 and 2011.
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In subsequent decades, Ocean Beach property values increased but its barracks-style rows of single-story bungalows marching toward the ocean stayed the same.
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But the idea of the Surface has stayed the same: It's a tablet with a kickstand that serves as a full-fledged Windows machine.
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The research also said equal pay would add an additional income of $512.6 billion to the U.S. economy if men's wages stayed the same.
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Most Americans say they are better off financially than they were in 2016; more say that things stayed the same than say they got worse.
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Read more ReadDesignThe black hockey-puckish case of the Apple TV has largely stayed the same over the years and this edition is no different.
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A survey from the IRR found that 76% of South Africans thought race relations had improved or stayed the same since 1994, when apartheid ended.
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We can find comfort in history: Obama preached a message of hope and change, and he changed a lot, but most things stayed the same.
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Over the last 100 years, has the number of deaths per year from natural disasters more than doubled, stayed the same or more than halved?
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In its own way, the trust is an example of how much the financial sector has changed—and how much it has stayed the same.
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The breakdown of people who report reducing their monthly spending — versus those whose spending stayed the same or increased — is closer to that even split.
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But his point is that we're so obsessed by what was different in 2016 that we're missing the big story — how much stayed the same.
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The expected salary one can get from holding a degree has come down or stayed the same in nominal terms for the last 10 years.
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I think this because there isn't even a single part of the after photo that stayed the same as before photo in Coffey Park neighborhood.
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Its look has essentially stayed the same since its inception: Pieces are earthy, tactile and bold, usually combining metal with both semiprecious and costume stones.
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Student Challenge: Have your students find out what has changed, and what has stayed the same, in the region of the country they are studying.
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This "Masterpiece" drama explores how gay life has changed and stayed the same in England over the past 70 years, through two poignant love stories.
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But even as the production changed and expanded, the look of the models largely stayed the same: all very thin, very tall, very conventionally beautiful.
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But as Dickey recounts in her new book "Bears in the Streets," the misconceptions that Americans and Russians have about one another mostly stayed the same.
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And even in the scenarios where the boy seemingly meant no harm, the average point difference in rating between white and black boys stayed the same.
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Which of the following is true: Over the past 19903 years worldwide, extreme poverty (a) increased by 25% (b) stayed the same (c) decreased by 25%?
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And while the spiked cap — meant to resemble those trademark towering heels — has stayed the same in concept, each one got a holographic, kaleidoscopic-like upgrade.
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All of these causes of death increased in 2015 from the year before, except pneumonia, which stayed the same, and cancer, which fell by 1.7 percent.
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The driver noted the contractor paid workers a flat rate per day and regardless of the hours worked, the daily pay rate always stayed the same.
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In a presidential season rife with confrontation, verbal barbs and endowment innuendo, one thing has stayed the same — nobody is speaking above a high school level.
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And while his poll numbers might have stayed the same, the Russia investigation might not have become the lightning rod that's energized Democrats and demoralized Republicans.
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Astral Moisturizing Cream, available at Amazon, $10.93Astral cream has been around for more than 60 years, and its formula has stayed the same the whole time.
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Though her crocheting process has more or less stayed the same over the years, Pokorny says she's come a long way since making her first costume.
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Over striped bass tacos, he talked about how he wants people not to focus on what has changed about Montauk, but what has stayed the same.
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In the capital, Harare, our lives stayed the same — though my aunt and uncle moved from the Matabeleland capital, Bulawayo, to Harare because of the unrest.
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And the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has found interchange fees for nearly 85033 percent of smaller merchants either increased or stayed the same after Durbin.
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Out of those who enrolled in insurance under ObamaCare, 6900 percent said their coverage has improved, and another 2628 percent said their coverage stayed the same.
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The hosts have changed, the cakes have changed, but this has stayed the same: The bakers nod and grimace and promise to do better next time.
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Out of those who enrolled in insurance under ObamaCare, 39 percent said their coverage has improved, and another 45 percent said their coverage stayed the same.
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In 1973, the International Electrotechnical Commission added the power symbol to its collection of "graphical symbols for use on equipment," and it's stayed the same since.
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Some 77 percent say their personal economic situation has improved or stayed the same over the past two years, while 80 percent describe themselves as political centerists.
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Sure, it's a little boring some days, the volume is light, and the narrative has stayed the same for a while, but consolidation is a good thing.
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She's switched up her length plenty of times, rocking a bob most recently, but her color has stayed the same — golden blonde with shadowed roots — until now.
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For example, has the proportion of people in the world living in extreme poverty over the last 20 years almost doubled, stayed the same, or almost halved?
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Throughout this expansion their ratio of daily active users to monthly active users has essentially stayed the same at 55%, which shows the stickiness of the product.
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As we head into the 22019 midterm elections and eventually the 2020 presidential race, the expectations Democrats have from voters has stayed the same as previous cycles.
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In fact, in each of the 15 categories measured, at least 92 percent of shoppers reported that prices rose or stayed the same over the previous year.
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But several polls have found that about 9 out of 10 Americans believe that global poverty has worsened or stayed the same over the last 20 years.
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A 'consistent' visionShardul Shah, partner at Index Ventures and a Datadog board member, says that although the company has grown, two big things have stayed the same.
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Some had hoped the election of the nation's first black president would rejuvenate their community, but instead things seem to have stayed the same—or gotten worse.
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Demosthenes Gumalo, a 58-year-old immigrant from the Philippines who was released from the jail in February, said "everything stayed the same" after the inspectors' visit.
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While 10 of 24 respondents in the sector said business volume had grown, only four said hiring had risen with the majority saying staffing stayed the same.
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But between 2013 and 2015, according to a CUNY study, the number of supermarkets in Manhattan stayed the same, with new stores opening as old ones closed.
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But just as these prosthetic advances offer hope to those who've lost limbs, the surgical side of amputations has largely stayed the same, a pioneering doctor said Monday.
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The bike was invented when the average city was about 20 times smaller in land area than today's, and our body's physical capabilities have stayed the same since.
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While Facebook intern wages stayed the same since the last time Glassdoor did this study in 2017, wages for other top internships have jumped to near-Facebook levels.
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Candice Drouet spotted the similarities in the recently released trailer for T2: Trainspotting and stacked them against the first film to show how much has stayed the same.
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"The circus has stayed the same, only the clowns have changed their roles," Walesa, who led the Solidarity trade union movement that ended communist rule, said on Twitter.
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As the population of the United States continues to rapidly diversify, experts say, the face of the outdoor community has predominantly stayed the same: male, white and wealthy.
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Casino operators have upgraded visual displays in recent years, introducing plasma screens and themed cabinets based on television shows and films, but the technology has stayed the same.
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The man was evidently irritated with the dilatory sausages and when he looked up from the grill to my grandfather the expression on his face stayed the same.
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That number has stayed the same for the women at Roland Garros, but quadrupled for the men, with another full day of first-round matches yet to begin.
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But one thing stayed the same, Ms. Marquis said: Regardless of where passengers were seated on a plane, in economy or in a premium section, everyone dressed similarly.
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If net exports rose from their current negative value to zero, and the other three components stayed the same, domestic production would increase and, consequently, so should employment.
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We will address these questions throughout the school year: • To what extent have definitions of what it means to be "American" changed or stayed the same since 1492?
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Engagement rose in only 39.6 percent of entities listed in its Best Places to Work in Federal Government report, while it stayed the same in 1.3 percent of organizations.
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"The number of Republican women running has pretty much stayed the same," while the number of Democratic women candidates increased, Vilardi said of the women her group helps train.
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And you look back on that relationship, and it becomes sort of a touchstone for your life and how much you might have changed or even stayed the same.
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If a country doubles its human-capital score it should, in the long run, double its GDP per person, compared with a scenario where its score stayed the same.
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Washington (CNN)The number of individuals reporting cases of sexual assault in the military dropped slightly in 2015, though the reporting rate stayed the same, according to the Pentagon.
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Where most other companies have expanded their reports — Apple records account deletions, so does Facebook, and Microsoft, Twitter, Google and a bunch more — Amazon's report has stayed the same.
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It was Lorne's idea to put Bernie in as a passenger who was sick of the 1 percent getting better treatment onboard, and that stayed the same all week.
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While Overton has watched the world change—he's seen the rise of the automobiles, televisions, atomic bombs, personal computers, the Internet and smartphones—his home has stayed the same.
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Forty-eight percent of adults said the economy has improved over the past year, while 2628 percent said it's gotten worse and 28503 percent said it's stayed the same.
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A foreign intelligence source told CNN that the intelligence community's analytic judgment has stayed the same for years, which is that they are skeptical of Kim's willingness to denuclearize.
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Greer pointed out that over the last 40 to 50 years, the wage class has mostly suffered while the other three classes have mostly prospered or stayed the same.
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HIs early work was in some ways revolutionary; but as he aged, his work stayed the same, seemingly unaffected by anything external—not even the death of his wife.
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And while Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie have stayed the same age, what the world finds funny has changed — in no small part because of those characters' influence.
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As the Washington Post's Avi Selk and Maura Judkis report, the route across the Capitol has stayed the same: The procession followed a route first laid out on Feb.
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Forty-two dollars in 1989 is the equivalent of $84 today, but somehow, give or take a few bucks, skateboards have stayed the same price, almost completely resisting inflation.
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Citing Nielsen data, Business Insider's Kate Taylor reported that beer penetration in the US market fell by 1% from 2016 to 2017 while wine and spirits stayed the same.
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Though the hosts and content itself may have changed, one thing has stayed the same on AFV since its inception, Black explains: its commitment to a specific kind of quality.
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Still, "I wouldn't be surprised if conditions stayed the same or if there was a slight increase in the good to excellent ratings," said Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics.
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As they came and went, Stan's deal with the syndicate stayed the same: he got paid for the strip, and had to pay the artists out of his own pocket.
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"Things have grown and changed so much, but really so much of what we do has stayed the same or is based on these very well used concepts," said Adkins.
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They ran the test with as few as 10 distractors or as many as a million — essentially, the number of needles stayed the same but they piled on the hay.
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Despite fears of more spending due to the growing and increasingly diverse U.S. population, Trump's proposed 2018 budget for the count has largely stayed the same, according to Science Mag.
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All of this is to say that while some things in skateboarding have changed a lot over the past 28 years, the cost of boards has essentially stayed the same.
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If everything else on the 2016 map stayed the same, Biden would win with 375 electoral votes -- a total that would eclipse Obama's 2012 (332 electoral votes) and 2008 (365) victories.
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"This was a hard decision but we talk about it, coaching staff, trainers, and we tried to battle through it, but it's stayed the same," Ovechkin told reporters of his injury.
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Read: Being a kid is a "negative factor" under Trump's new immigration rule As the court's caseload mounted, the number of sitting judges stayed the same, fluctuating between four and five.
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Roguelikes stayed the same for so long because they were a hobbyist pursuit, games made by and for an audience steeped in the history of Rogue and most of all Nethack.
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Ceremonial cleansing in Christianity dates back to the days of Moses, and though the exact ceremonies have changed since then, the role holy water plays in worship has stayed the same.
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After all, the physical dimensions of the Toblerone bars have stayed the same: it's only once you buy one, take it home, and open it up that the deception becomes apparent.
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My necklines have pretty much stayed the same, regardless of whether I'm in a relationship or not, because I don't really think my relationship should impose rules on how I dress.
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Neighborhood Joint Greenwich Village's bohemian landscape eroded long ago, but a succinctly named cash-only Spanish restaurant that opened in 1966 on West 13th Street called Spain has stayed the same.
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So I think the natural impulse has been to do the same thing again and again and that has been a big reason why mainstream pop has previously stayed the same.
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But I'm so grateful that some things have stayed the same: The mission focus, the teamwork, the spirit of the swarm — these elements are the foundation of Vox's culture and success.
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Prompts that stayed the same from the previous year: Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it.
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Five years from their first interview, just more than half of them thought things had stayed the same in the last year, while only 30 percent thought things had gotten worse.
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The increase is a break from the three-year streak where the life expectancy either decreased or stayed the same — largely due to a dramatic rise in overdose deaths and suicide.
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So a considerable amount stayed the same for the first eight episodes — it was a process of retrofitting some stories into earlier episodes, which obviously hadn't been finished or aired yet.
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For a $250 bond, that would mean 25 cents a month, and if the rate stayed the same for 15 years, that would mean a profit of $45 in interest (minus taxes).
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While unions win these elections held in less than two weeks 82 percent of the time, the overall rate of success for unions has largely stayed the same at around 67 percent.
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A study by Brookings Institution experts found that if the plans and enrollees stayed the same, premiums on average would be about 13 percent higher under the GOP plan than under ObamaCare.
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Other drone safety rules have stayed the same: operators are not be allowed to fly over people, above 400 feet, beyond their line of sight, or faster than 55 miles per hour.
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The things that have stayed the same make the differences stand in sharper relief: Ichiro, renowned for his consistency, is 44, injured, not even guaranteed to stick on a major-league roster.
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Which of the following is true: Over the last 25 years worldwide, the number of deaths annually of children under 5 (a) increased by 25%; (b) stayed the same; (c) decreased by 25%?
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Though the furniture and fountain stayed the same, the intro featured a new color scheme as the players and their significant others donned black and orange outfits in honor of the Giants' colors.
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But despite a rapid increase in the number of Asian American applicants, the actual number of students admitted at many of the nation's top schools declined or stayed the same year to year.
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Over the wide-ranging interview, she discussed what's on her artistic agenda, the ways her life has changed (and stayed the same) since becoming famous, and how happy Hussey, 31, makes her feel.
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While the timing has pretty much stayed the same, there's one major aspect of engagement season that has evolved in recent years: Engagement rings no longer have to cost an arm and leg.
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And it's interesting that as the number of women considered overweight or obese has risen (we're now at about two-thirds of women in those categories), birth control doses have stayed the same.
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In a sample size of eight obese women, Mayer found that one month after surgery, their cravings for high fat and sugar went substantially down, though the preference for protein stayed the same.
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The title of the book eventually changed, and the book was written and rewritten over the course of a year in order to fulfill my admittedly grandiose pitch, but the audience stayed the same.
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But for many, corruption has stayed the same or even got worse, eroding public support for the authorities, deterring foreign investment and causing Ukraine's Western backers to question Kiev's ability to deliver real change.
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And as the Senate Judiciary Committee yet again considers claims of sexual misconduct against a potential Supreme Court justice, I'm struck by what's changed — and what's stayed the same — since Hill first spoke out.
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Even though the poll found that the order of preference stayed the same in each region, you are more likely to favor Snickers if you live in the West or the Southwest/Mountain region.
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Filis, the energy expert, said the more things stayed the same, the closer PPC was to "ground zero" and he drew comparisons with the Greek state's brushes with near bankruptcy during the debt crisis.
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But the odds are that applicants will only successfully increase their chances of admission if they pursue something truly unique, Ruderman said, assuming a student's grades and standardized test scores have stayed the same.
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"This data is saying that the percentage of workers in contingent or alternative work arrangements has either stayed the same or declined since the advent of smartphones," said Cathy Barrera, chief economist at ZipRecruiter.
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Mr. Pompeo did not mention the controversy over the administration's border policies, focusing instead on how countries have improved, worsened or stayed the same in their efforts to fight trafficking over the past year.
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"Emergency managers can come and go, but the problems have stayed the same," Keith Johnson, former president of the Detroit Federation of Teachers, told the Detroit Free Press at the time of Earley's appointment.
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It's been 229 years since the sanitation workers strike and a lot has changed, but at least two things have stayed the same: Public employees are undervalued, and when workers join together, they win.
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They all were derived from the flight of fixed-wing airplanes and assumed that with bird flight, as with airplanes, the swirling air, or vortexes, left in the wake of flight stayed the same.
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In comparison to the new Air, almost all specs stayed the same with most changes happening on the exterior, so you're not missing out on a whole lot by opting for the cheaper, older model.
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The four that stayed the same: Lousiana and West Virginia still like Orange is the New Black best; Utahns go for Stranger Things (season 3 starts July 4); and Missouri is, naturally, all about Ozark.
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Notably, one question in the survey makes specific reference to the past week — and asks whether a user's opinion of Facebook has changed for the better, stayed the same or dialed down over this period.
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To them, the rapturous reception he has received, particularly as more qualified female candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand struggle, shows not how much has changed, but just how much has stayed the same.
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The study, in JAMA Pediatrics, found that the rate of use of vitamin and mineral supplements stayed the same from 2004 to 2014, while the consumption of herbal cures and other nonvitamin products nearly doubled.
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About 4 in 2023 said it's gotten better (39), 24 percent said it's gotten worse, while 37 percent of voters said their personal financial situation has stayed the same over the course of a year.
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When the American National Election Study asked people in the fall of 553 if they thought the economy had gotten better, stayed the same or become worse over the last year, a familiar pattern emerged.
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Though the Guardian called veganism "a national phenomenon" last year, a 2018 Gallup poll shows the amount of vegetarians and vegans in America has more or less stayed the same over the past 20 years.
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Last month's budget gap helped push the US government's budget deficit up 39% to $544 billion for the first five months of the fiscal year as federal spending ballooned and revenue mostly stayed the same.
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Even as she began to see her support slide last fall, dogged by persistent questions about her health care policy and voters' anxieties about her electability, Warren's town halls and debates mostly stayed the same.
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So much of coming home after a profound experience like a long trip, especially one taken alone, is reckoning with how much you've changed and how much everything you left behind has stayed the same.
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The Facebook timeline bit is cute but what's really cool is how the songs blend together and into each other to show us how the sound of rock and roll has changed and stayed the same.
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The first Queens Night Market was held back in 2015, and the mission has stayed the same ever since: "To represent as many countries as possible with our food," founder John Wang told Insider in 2018.
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Redbrick preparatory schools turned into granite-gray public schools, but the curriculum stayed the same: the same margarine, the same homilies on patriotism and Empire, the same random violence, careless cruelty and unappeased, unaddressed sexual desire.
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For the 77th annual Golden Globes, some things have stayed the same (Ricky Gervais returned for his fifth stint as host) but others have not (the Globes menu is vegan now, because of the climate crisis).
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An August WSJ/NBC News poll found that 28500 percent of Americans say race relations have gotten worse under Trump, 6900 percent say they have stayed the same and 2628 percent say they have gotten better.
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As a result the share of tax revenue from property has stayed the same and that from capital has fallen, even as the value of property and the share of national incomes going to capital have soared.
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More respondents said the risk of a correction in the national market had decreased over the past three months than stayed the same, while those responses were equal for Toronto, with just one saying it had increased.
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From 2010-2014, the top two reasons why parents do not intend to vaccinate their adolescent girls stayed the same: they were concerned about safety or side effects, and they felt that the vaccine was not necessary.
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Some New England states did see a decrease in the number of overdose deaths, but elsewhere, the number has either stayed the same or increased; the Times cites particularly sharp increases in Ohio, Indiana, and West Virginia.
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While murders, robberies, and burglaries decreased over the past year, the number of reported rapes virtually stayed the same, decreasing 0.1 percent with 9.33,416 reported rapes in 2017 and 1,417 in 2016, according to the NYPD records.
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Even as she became increasingly more famous after her cover of Miley Cyrus' "Party in the USA" went viral in 2009, Christina Grimmie stayed the same self-deprecating, funny and generous person to her fans over the years.
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That number would rise to 21 million additional uninsured in 43 and 24 million in 2026; in 2026 there would be an estimated 52 million people without insurance, compared to 28 million if the law stayed the same.
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Ryan's wife was recast as Anne Archer and given a new name — in "The Hunt for Red October" she was played by Gates McFadden — but his boss stayed the same, with Mr. Jones reprising his role as Greer.
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Brian Hoffmann, president of U.S. generics at West-Ward, said the prices of 94 percent of the group's copycat medicine portfolio had either fallen or stayed the same in 2017, and that they had fallen overall this year.
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About why, because I watched all the videos when they came out and I sort of observed, you know, things that stayed the same between all the videos, and then you know they all had their different voices.
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Even as Apple upped the resolution of the iPhone, the aspect ratio stayed the same, until the iPhone 5 in 2012, which featured a 1,136 x 183 pixel, 16:9 screen for all your widescreen movie and gaming needs.
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Fifty-five percent of voters surveyed told pollsters race relations have worsened since Trump came into office last year, compared to 28500 percent who said they are better now and 6900 percent who said they have stayed the same.
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The style of music may have (depending on the genre), the clothes may fit a little tighter, but his description of being in that unique space with a group of strangers for however long has always stayed the same.
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The talkative and scene-stealingly adorable screen Darla is slightly different from page Darla, who was introduced as a teenager at the same time as Eugene and Pedro, and stayed the same age when she transformed into her superhero version.
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The Star-Spangled Banner has stayed the same, with the same words and the same tune for 87 years, but a Hawaiian musician reinvented the song while performing the song at a football game in Hawaii and left quite an impression.
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But after a series of still images from security cameras seemed to corroborate her account, Mr. Trump told the crowd here that on the security tape, Ms. Fields's face "stayed the same" instead of flinching, as he would have expected.
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The top cities for Friendsgivings according to Evite data are Chicago, Houston and L.A. While the number of people invited to Friendsgiving gatherings has risen, the average size of each party has stayed the same — at 21 people, according to Evite.
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Some things stayed the same: the poster, in the back, of a woman pouring coffee next to dancing Amharic letters; the waitresses who smilingly explain that a meal is best shared and eaten by hand; and, of course, the exquisite food.
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But after the guidelines were issued, the rate of diagnosis stopped increasing, while prescriptions for stimulant medications stayed the same — suggesting that including a category for preschool A.D.H.D. had not led pediatricians to lower their thresholds for medicating young children.
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There's a new trend on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter — posting pictures of yourself in 2009 and in 2019, to show the world how far you've come or how well you've aged or how much your life has stayed the same.
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A survey published in 20123 by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), a think-tank, found that 54% of respondents felt relations were better than a generation ago, with 22% saying they had stayed the same, and 20% believing they had worsened.
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Fully 61% of Michiganders think the U.S. economy is on the right track, but only 36% say their own households' economic situation has improved in the last three years, with 48% saying it's stayed the same and 16% saying they're worse off.
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If you look at the wealth distribution in our country, the top 1 to 5 percent of Americans are wealthier than they were 20 years ago, but the bottom 60 percent of the country has financially stayed the same since the 1960s.
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In July 2018, a poll found that since the election of Donald Trump, 53% of Israelis felt U.S. standing in the world had gotten stronger, compared to just 14% who felt it had stayed the same and 21% who felt it was weakened.
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At the time of the sale, the five apartment that were sold had yearly common charges of $85,585 for building amenities, meaning Trump has been paid at least $5.7 million by the Saudi government since 2001 — if those rates stayed the same.
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Asked in February what they'd do if gas prices stayed the same or lower in 2019, 33% of respondents said they would go on at least one additional summer road trip and 27% said they would increase the distance of their trip.
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Cory Booker has dropped out of the 2020 race, Warren and Buttigieg's numbers in the Iowa poll went up slightly to 18 and 17 percent, respectively, while Sanders and Biden's stayed the same, according to Des Moines Register editor Rachel Stassen-Berger.
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As the aliens mount their inevitable reprisal, and the movie slides into exhausted autopilot, it becomes increasingly hard to ignore all the grim reminders of how much our world has changed while the world of Independence Day has supposedly stayed the same.
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While many new moms experience a drop in their libidos in the first six months to a year after giving birth, one 2018 survey found that overall, 73.9% of moms said their sex life either stayed the same or got better after having kids.
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And while Kaling's character Dr. Mindy Lahiri has taken us on a wild ride over the years — boys, babies and beyond — one thing has always stayed the same: Her over-the-top style is as colorful, as eclectic and as loud as the character herself.
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Nobles, aristocrats, princes, kings and queens believed they had the divine right to rule the poor and boy did they, taxing and exploiting them and ensuring things stayed the same for their spawn by passing their titles down to their (male) heirs via bloodlines.
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Some of the people who are losing coverage because of the individual mandate are losing coverage because it causes premiums to rise, but there are some people who would elect not to purchase coverage—even if premiums stayed the same—if the mandate went away.
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I opened a savings account immediately upon starting my first job out of college and, though I changed positions several times in those first few years and never earned much, my mentality stayed the same: Money was mainly for future use, not present pleasure.
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Tax laws change every year, and CPAs and EAs keep up with the latest developmentsThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 brought about the biggest change in US tax law in decades, but the law hadn't stayed the same year after year before that.
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We're told that after Mayor John Lindsay initiated a city partnership with the RAND Corporation in 1967, computer modeling intended to make firefighting more efficient somehow resulted in high-fire, poor neighborhoods' losing fire companies while low-fire neighborhoods stayed the same or gained.
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AmCham China's 2019 China Business Climate Survey Report noted that 59 percent of the more than 300 American companies it interviewed said that China's enforcement of intellectual property rights had improved over the last five years; 37 percent said it had stayed the same.
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Trump intends to make the economy a centerpiece of his reelection efforts, but the Third Way study found that only 21625 percent of black Americans said their finances have improved, while 2900 percent said they've stayed the same and 220006 percent said they're worse.
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Nearly a third of both men and women in the survey said that sexual harassment and discrimination has either stayed the same or gotten worse during their tenure, but nearly half of the women said their employer hasn't instituted any policies to address it.
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As a reaction to the influx of Southern blacks to other regions and major cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York during the early 20th century, white residents created those housing covenants to make sure neighborhoods stayed the same by keeping property in white hands.
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According to the firm, while the number of gamers in the U.S. has more or less stayed the same, the way that people are gaming in the last few years has also seen a notable shift as PC gaming dips and mobile gaming continues to grow.
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Even if one could put that aside in their mind or somehow justify it, their 21983-year age difference certainly stayed the same through the release that October of his Love Symbol Album, the NPG endeavor that debuted No. 5 on the Billboard 200 album chart.
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And while her beachy brown locks stayed the same, she swapped out the beige dress for an olive slip dress from Nili Lotan, a brand that's beloved by celebs like Kim K. She added the same corset-inspired belt and a pair of matching block-heel sandals.
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By adding this data to the training set and retraining the system, its performance improved dramatically in the problematic cases, while it stayed the same for the others, which suggested that the machine had learned to use the new knowledge in dealing with previously problematic cases.
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While the overall percentage of such characters in films stayed the same, the advocacy group said in its fourth annual report that a closer look at the data revealed 2015 to have been a less inclusive year on the big screen by almost every other measure.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics just released their report on the December unemployment rates of the states and Washington, DC. The Bureau noted that unemployment fell in 25 states, increased in 14 states, and stayed the same in the remaining 11 states and the District of Columbia.
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In the last year of this decade, awareness of 713 as a historical marker has risen in public consciousness as we collectively ruminate on the four centuries that have passed, hoping to better understand that which has changed, and the startling amount that has stayed the same.
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Though the roles he's taken on are certainly different from his YA roots (you won't see him collecting dragon eggs like in Harry Potter or debating whether to bite his human love interest as in Twilight), Pattinson says his process for choosing roles has largely stayed the same.
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While foreigners don't like "America," by which many think of Washington, most people overseas like Americans, as in those who live in the U.S. Pew found that from 2013 to 2017 the favorability rating of Americans rose in 623 nations, stayed the same in one, and fell in 16.
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And even though other versions of AT&T's Unlimited &More plans feature rates that stayed the same, all these sneaky little changes mean that anyone on AT&T should take a real close look at their bill right now to make sure figures haven't jumped up without your knowledge.[Fortune]
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"Over the past decade, our web experiences have changed enormously—evolving from static flat content to interactive apps—yet email has largely stayed the same with static messages that eventually go out of date or are merely a springboard to accomplishing a more complex task," Gmail product manager Aakash Sahney writes.
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Furthermore, when they took one species in Montana and compared it with the same species in Europe, they found that the basidiomycete also stayed the same — suggesting that the species of yeast was highly specific to the species of lichen, rather than just being a product of the lichen's environment.
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The price of using Facebook has stayed the same over the years (it's free to join and use), but the cost of using it, calculated in terms of the amount of data that users now must provide, is an order of magnitude above what it was when Facebook faced real competition.
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Simultaneously a romance, a tragedy, and a rags-to-riches story with a magnetic young woman at its center, A Star is Born follows an essential arc that has, thus far, stayed the same: An aging male celebrity, hamstrung by his addictions, meets a talented, younger woman with whom he is instantly smitten.
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A show in its third or fourth season now has a much higher critical bar to clear than a show in its first season, because the amount of stuff that critics have to watch has drastically increased, while the amount of time we have to watch it in has stayed the same.
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The takeaway: Swans are damn expensive (at $1,875 each/$3003,125 for all seven) but at least stayed the same price as last year, while the cost of the five gold rings ($750 total) is down 9.1 percent from last year, due to "less demand and fluctuations in gold prices throughout 2018," per PNC.
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There are lots of reasons why that never came to pass: Heidi Allen proved to be an incompetent acting head; the party failed to brand itself a "Remain party" but instead dithered around trying to reinvent the centre; it called itself Change but demanded that, as far as Europe was concerned, things stayed the same.
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Even his clothes scream that he's a man who would resist true transformation at any cost; as Tom and Lorenzo have pointed out in their stellar "Mad Style" breakdowns, Don's suits stubbornly stayed the same throughout the show (give or take a slightly wider lapel), while most everyone around him embraced the new trends of the evolving world.
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Despite a rise in gay, bisexual and transgender recognition in U.S.-based English-language programming and the widening range of TV platforms and content, the ratio of LGBTQ characters for Spanish-language media stayed the same as the previous year: roughly 20173 percent — or 22017 characters out of 21.4, as tallied from July 230 2016 to June 30 2017.
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In adding the second part, my intention, audience, and tone evolved a bit, but fundamentally stayed the same: provide a concise summary of all the tidbits I've picked up over the years of reading too many (mostly bad) articles on management and career advice and deliver it to some of my female colleagues in a fun way.
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Looking at the work of Maristany — who Sims says was once considered the official photographer for the Young Lords — I'm struck by how much the cars, street signage, and clothing have changed, but how the buildings have stayed the same: those five- and six-story boxes with windows and metal fire escapes crisscrossing their fronts like some safety truss.
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In fact, as Brueck pointed out, the US has prohibited 11 chemicals from cosmetics products — the list does not include asbestos — and the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the law that regulates makeup products), has stayed the same since its inception in 1938, giving makeup manufacturers freedom to use many ingredients that come with potential health risks.
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Given how verbose the band are—well, three of them; Kwon doesn't say anything—20 minutes evaporates to nothing, but it's definitely enough time to get a glimpse into the minds of one of the more unlikely phenomena in modern music, and to find out that, the more things have changed for the band, the more they've stayed the same.
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But even though the people doing the proposing and counter-proposing have stayed the same, the proposals themselves have evolved rapidly, to the point where there appears to be broad agreement on the two things that initially seemed like the biggest sticking points: If a bill were put on the floor this instant that included just those two things, there would still be plenty of quibbling.
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That number has stayed the same even as overall running participation, in both marathons and shorter distances, has declined in the last few years, according to Running U.S.A. Moreover, fund-raising for running events on the online fund-raising site CrowdRise is growing by 18 percent annually on average, a CrowdRise representative said, suggesting that even as the total number of runners had declined, their fund-raising impact had increased.
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From baby bangs paired with two long braids to this short, curly mess to a whole bunch of face tattoos, Post is nothing if not aesthetically free-spirited, and while his look has changed, the commentary has stayed the same: Post is kind of a damn mess, with the most common jabs being that he looks like he smells bad and that maybe he deserves a spot on the next season of Queer Eye.
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To answer that, I called David Kim, a former State Department official specializing in East Asia and nonproliferation who's currently at the Stimson Center, a think tank in Washington, DC. Kim and I spoke before North Korea told its side of the narrative at the press conference, but he said his assessment largely stayed the same — and there's still plenty we don't know, and a lot will depend on what the US and North Korea do next.
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