"At 5'9" I always felt taller than everyone — taller and heavier.
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She was taller than I was, taller than our parents (who'd begun shrinking), and taller than Peter Todbaum, when he rose to greet her.
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So you have to be connected to your roots to grow taller and taller and taller and be the biggest strongest tree you can possibly become.
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They did make it slightly taller, but it's not meaningfully taller than an iPhone 7.
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Height. It's in the last century, cities across the world have gotten taller -- much, much taller.
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Humans develop this capability in childhood, often through thought experiments such as this one: Jane is taller than Sally, and Sally is taller than Ben, so Jane must be taller than Ben.
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Beanpole, whose real name is Iya, is taller than everyone else in the room, taller than almost everyone.
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For the taller guys, who ASOS describes as 6-foot-3 or taller, there are currently over 100 items.
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Another study found that most American presidents are taller than average, and that voters tend to choose taller candidates.
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It works well enough in smaller buildings, but wait times become problematic as elevator shafts get taller and taller.
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There would often be one editor in the corner with a pile of singles that grew taller and taller.
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Six years from now, that pile has gotten taller and taller and everybody's still carrying around that secret shame.
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And there are studies that show people envision leaders being taller, and others that suggest our culture favors taller people.
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The history of wind power development has been the history of engineering taller and taller turbines with bigger and bigger blades.
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The crust is much taller than the Roman style, and taller than some Sicilians, too, but it is airy and chewy.
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Mr. Ford's shirt collar stood higher and taller than almost any I have worn, and, in his suit, I walked taller.
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The average 12-year-old urban boy was nine centimetres taller in 2010 than in 1985, the average girl seven centimetres taller.
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"The young drivers coming in are getting taller and taller," he tells VICE Sports when we speak at the Force India factory.
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It's taller, though, and it has all-wheel-drive and an off-road setting that makes it stand a bit taller, yet.
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In the House, the wave looks taller and stronger than the wall, in the Senate, the wall looks taller than the wave.
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Only three players his height or taller shoot anywhere close to that from three, and nobody ranked higher than him is taller.
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You look up and there's an even taller diving board, you look up some more and there's an even taller diving board.
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The video explains in more detail, but it's really interesting to learn about how different skyscrapers use different methods to get taller and taller.
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Eight of the 16 players on the Bruins' roster are 6-foot-8 or taller, including three who are 6-foot-10 or taller.
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The 17.3 million recalled dressers sold in the United States included child dressers taller than 23.5 inches and adult dressers taller than 29.5 inches.
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"I do like feeling so much taller than these men," she said recently, as she appraised a sulky George Washington, who was admittedly taller.
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It's significantly taller and wider than last year's iPhone 8, and slightly taller and wider than last year's iPhone X. It's a bit thicker, too.
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My boyfriend is only a few inches taller than me, but he prefers when I wear heels that don't make me look taller than him.
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Ella pudo montar un puesto en MECA, en colaboración con Taller Malaquita, un taller multidisciplinario de artistas mujeres, gracias a una beca de la feria.
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"Iranian men born in 1996 were around 17 cm taller than those born in 1896, and South Korean women were 393 cm taller," the study reports.
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But my brother is taller than I feels stilted and stuffy to many perfectly educated native speakers, who would prefer my brother is taller than me.
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That is nearly 100 feet taller than the Statue of Liberty and 23 feet taller than NASA's Saturn V rocket, which launched Apollo astronauts to the moon.
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Almost a foot and a half taller than his father, and more than a foot and a half taller than his mother, Fall sees his height as a gift.
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The Canadian stands at 6-foot-2, but many have pointed out that he looks taller than US President Donald Trump even though Trump is listed as being taller.
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Standing at six feet and six inches (1.98 metres), he is five inches taller than Mr Federer and three inches taller than Mr Murray, the tallest of the big four.
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The research also found that the increase in risk is greater for women, with taller women 12% more likely to contract cancer and taller men 9% more likely to do so.
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He looked 100 pounds lighter -- and 10 feet taller.
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When mine was built 50 years ago, I was nearly three inches taller and my husband (now deceased) was a foot taller than I. We wisely had cabinets built with pullout drawers.
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There are two styles of silicone bristles — taller, thinner ones and shorter, dome-shaped ones — but I haven't figured out what they do, so I just normally use the taller side to cleanse.
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"She was very pretty, which I already knew from seeing her picture, but she was also taller than I thought," said Mr. Bieniek, who at 6 foot 3, is only three inches taller.
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Certainly not some person who's barely taller than the player?
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Because I would be taller if it was a simulation.
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Each time, she stood taller after the hardship she faced.
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Mine just happens to be a little taller than yours.
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So many models are glamazons who are 5'7 or taller.
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It's taller than Cruise, but not if Cruise wears shoes.
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As long as they're taller and owning what they got.
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Trump, on the other hand, is younger, heavier, and taller.
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However, it's both taller and wider than the U12 Plus.
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As clouds grow taller, that could signal coming bad weather.
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But most buildings in midtown are waaay taller than that.
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There are some compelling reasons for wanting to be taller.
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The taller you go, the more storage you can get.
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On taller structures, you can play with texture, Radewych explained.
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Gordon was only an inch taller but 55 pounds heavier.
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He actually looks taller than the President from this angle.
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China's president is taller than all of his immediate predecessors.
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But when he came back, he was 2 inches taller.
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But what if we built a roller coaster even taller?
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The Boilermakers were taller and bigger inside than Little Rock.
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On a taller person, the fit would have been slouchy.
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She's very aware of being taller than men in heels.
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Taller, narrower phones are here, and they're here to stay.
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Walking without shoes, she says, will help her grow taller.
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He is an inch and a half taller than Álvarez.
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Trump releases photo to show he's taller than Obama. pic.twitter.
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Almost everyone in this rarefied world is taller than average.
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And my great-grandfather was even taller — 7 feet 10.
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All three guys are taller and stronger than I am.
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Or maybe it's because she is taller than Macron. 8.
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"I started actually from a taller heel," she told Insider.
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All five starters are 212 feet 213 inches or taller.
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I sat up a little taller in my office cubicle.
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Buildings got taller, streets got louder and tourists became commonplace.
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Trump is taller than any of the likely Democrat nominees.
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The rock wall gets taller and the path gets narrower.
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MC: Yeah, maybe a little taller and a little shallower.
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Some people in the Cuban capital were evacuating taller buildings.
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Lincoln's glass is taller like Trump's, but it's empty. Water?
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But I am not impressed with tall and taller buildings.
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I find I am more confident when I am taller.
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The result is empty space known as the "void," which allows buildings to get taller and taller and developers to make bigger profits from the sale of more high-floor apartments with sweeping views.
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A former basketball player, Djukanovic is definitely taller than Donald Trump.
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At 168 feet, it was taller than the Statue of Liberty.
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Matt Miazga, take that, because you are taller than John Terry.
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That was Marc Benioff, who's like 400 feet taller than me.
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You taller than me now what the hell is going on?!
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At 12 years old, you're already a pinch taller than me.
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Also, taller women are less likely to have complications during birth.
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And Luke noted that his brother is taller in real life.
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Click here to view original GIFWhy should we build taller cities?
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One of the largest, Kobane, is bigger and taller than before.
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Each week the cityscape changes as new high-rises get taller.
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But when I was younger, I always wanted to be taller.
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Her taller opponent said the fight was more than just swashbuckling.
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In surveys, heterosexual women have shown a preference for taller men.
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And so than acts like a preposition in taller than me.
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She's tall, too — and even taller with her wedge sandals on.
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She is taller than us, big-boned, still entirely without breasts.
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Some of us are taller, some are shorter, some are murderers.
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Africans were taller when the colonial era ended in the 1960s.
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So, people four feet tall and taller will set it off.
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Emaar Properties says the new structure will be "a notch" taller.
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They're already a pretty tall person, but then they were taller.
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Mummenschanz has been delighting children and their taller companions since 1972.
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Surprisingly, improving nutrition and health also made us smarter and taller.
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All of the other men, who vary in height, are taller.
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They have to be taller than me in my tallest heels.
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I could have sworn I had grown a few inches taller.
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Policymakers realized that building taller levies wasn't going to stop flooding.
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Mount Sharp's peak is taller than the rim of the crater.
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"Cathy calls me her husband, because I'm taller," Burleigh told me.
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One of her children, Ralph Theodore, grew taller than the others.
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This is a perspectival trick which makes the chapel seem taller.
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He trained Langer to stand taller with his shoulders pinched back.
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"My soul feels taller," she said in an interview by telephone.
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Cillian drew himself up triumphantly, a foot taller than his mother.
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For many, no one sat on a taller throne than Jackson.
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He's taller than Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Roy Hibbert or Dikembe Mutombo.
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Again, that's huge: about 68 feet taller than the Washington Monument.
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"I was always curious to know the truth, if you want to grow taller, or how much genetics affect your height, and how much you can grow taller after puberty," said Yoon in a phone call.
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Her game is a varied thing of beauty, mate, and though at 5 feet 5 inches she is far from the most imposing player on tour, her tennis has been standing taller and taller in 2019.
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A German town built a barrier taller than the Berlin Wall to separate locals from refugees A German town built a barrier taller than the Berlin Wall to separate locals from refugees This segment originally aired Feb.
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A little bit taller, a little better looking, a little smarter, funnier.
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Within two days, a pile taller than Swabb herself filled the house.
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One much taller staffer tossed the customer like a rag doll ... literally.
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"When you have your thing...you feel two feet taller," Jardim says.
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So when STC2's activity is impaired, a person may be taller.
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Also, people weirdly tell me that I'm a lot taller in person.
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I feel like I stand a little bit taller with those guys.
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That new taller and skinnier screen shape does cause some problems, however.
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One is, I've never been introduced by somebody that's taller than me.
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There are literally trash heaps taller than me that line the road.
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He's also depicted as taller and more muscular than in other illustrations.
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Tonight, I notice that he's visibly taller and his voice is breaking.
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During Kelly's time spent in orbit, he grew about 2 inches taller.
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While rumors suggest Apple's next iPhone(s) might also pack taller screens.
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And long pieces because I always want to look taller and leaner.
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But in real life usage, the taller screen makes a big difference.
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A: At five-foot nine, Bieber is taller.. Cruise is this tall.
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As you can see on the rendering, the screen is now taller.
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Women's basketball teams, for instance, will often have men simulate taller centers.
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Companies designed taller offshore oilrigs and pipelines able to withstand melting permafrost.
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I could hide for days because the corn grew taller than me.
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Picture Jason Kidd — but two inches taller and with bunny-rabbit hops.
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In the scenography workshop where I work (Taller de Escenografia Castells Planas).
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Taller by approximately four inches, Orono appears to tower over his opponent.
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The innovation may help America's mountain of car loans grow even taller.
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It's equally as thick and slightly taller and wider than the Force.
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La primera clase que tomé fue un taller de "Inversiones y ajustes".
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Long afterward, the boy came back—coarser, taller, rougher in ungainly adolescence.
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The 1,428-foot tower is 24 times taller than it is wide.
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Chang Kee Jung: As taller you are, you have more acceptance window.
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Today, St. Stephen's Church is hidden by trees and other taller buildings.
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It stands taller than the Statue of Liberty and weighs 600 tons.
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Reisman: So, yes, you do get taller when you go to space.
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Notably, Crew Dragon is both taller and heavier than the cargo version.
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That's the same volume as a soda can, just taller and thinner.
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Trevor Booker's Twitter Profile Entrepreneur, NBA, A taller TJ McConnell. Beautiful. 11.
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I'd like it if they were taller than me in heels, too.
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This is taller and designed to block people from crossing on foot.
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A 2006 study on Fangraphs showed that taller players strike out more.
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It ended up being taller and deeper and weighing a lot more.
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The taller the building, the more likely it is to throw shade.
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Their designs were big: Rockets grew taller than 212-story apartment buildings.
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Mr. Meyer, originally from Ohio, stands a head taller than his friend.
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The church's sanctuary, they decreed, must be taller than any built before.
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He was a head taller than me and probably twice as strong.
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She is suddenly taller when she turns back around, her face complicated.
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The shipping containers that make up the home are taller than average.
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At 14, he estimates he was no taller than 5-foot-2.
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It will be about an inch taller and heavier than originally promised.
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Those who favor timber, however, say far taller wood buildings are possible.
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Teenagers joked with one another, holding sniper rifles taller than they stood.
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And over the years, the rides have gotten taller, faster and longer.
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The Zadro holds more than the Haven, being a few inches taller.
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It's more that taller native species like shrubs are becoming more abundant.
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Facades on buildings taller than 75 feet are inspected every five years.
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I preferred the hot cakes, taller and fluffier than nature should allow.
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"I'm taller than the average woman and fluctuate between sizes," Mowarin says.
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And the Ducks were taller on the front line than the Huskies.
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Another 53 taller "tower cranes" are also being operated in the city.
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A little bit taller, we followed Dana A and the Conch upriver.
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Those too near for taller competitors' larger frames were placed farther apart.
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In fact, a nearby building on Pine Street was 25 feet taller.
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Check out the pics ... he even met Bob Costas (guess who's taller).
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Women are looking for a tall partner most of allResults showed that nearly 90% of women wanted a casual partner to be taller than them, with 11% saying it was important for the man to be significantly taller.
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She ended up being taller than Connor, but it was a nice gesture.
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And I don't think taller ceilings would've made the experience any more pleasant.
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David told me, 'You're so damn handsome!' and I replied, 'I'm just taller.
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"It just got 10 feet taller," Trump told CNN's Wolf Blitzer last year.
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Ice gets so heavy that these taller cliffs can't support their own weight.
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George and Mia stood face-to-face, appearing to determine who was taller.
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Palm Beach rules dictate no flag poles can be taller than 42 feet.
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Again, his effectiveness against taller, stronger, more athletic NBA defenders is a concern.
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Punching at a taller opponent serves to reduce the range of effective punching.
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But you'll be a total asshole who's four inches taller than everyone else.
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A taller screen means you can read and browse more stuff at once.
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Zendaya — 5-Foot-10The 19-year-old is a lot taller than Cruise.
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He's a lot taller than I am, so it covers me really well.
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That is a tall order, and the building industry makes it even taller.
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TRUMP: I will, and the wall just got 10 feet taller, believe me.
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Yeah. He's probably a few inches taller than me; he's a big guy.
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Being on each other's shoulders, they were easily a foot taller than me.
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Taller bottles, umbrellas, and tripods can be secured with a hidden lash strap.
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In space, an astronaut will sometimes "grow" as much as two inches taller.
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You'll also have to maneuver taller glasses carefully into place under the spout.
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Players are now stronger, taller, and more conditioned than they used to be.
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Saito's greenhouses are overgrown with weeds that stand taller than the structures themselves.
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Google's bar (left, in white) is taller than Apple's bar (right, in gray).
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Fiat Chrysler noted those vehicles are taller and require more energy than sedans.
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As they roar toward coastal waters, the waves slow down while getting taller.
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That's a veritable skyline of e-waste, and it's rising taller every day.
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Probably about how much taller he is than everyone else in the photo.
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Derek Jeter was bigger, taller, a much better hitter, a much easier person.
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New techniques mean that wood can now be used for much taller buildings.
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At 5 feet 9 inches, she stands about five inches taller than Henin.
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When the next storm comes, Puerto Rico can prevail, standing taller and stronger.
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It would be 10 feet taller if it wasn't leaning at an angle.
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To make matters more mysterious, it's also getting taller at the same time.
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The average South Korean is three inches taller than the average North Korean.
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A rare and perfect thing that stood several feet taller than its peers.
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A garbage can looms taller than Spider-man himself when he's feeling worthless.
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This geometric arrangement makes any room feel taller while also framing your furniture.
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The dimensions are similar (Amazon's is one inch taller) and both are collapsible.
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At over 1,800 feet, it's taller than New York's One World Trade Center.
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He wasn't much taller than me, but he was strong and compact, pressurized.
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I have dated dudes shorter than me, my height, and taller than me.
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But that also helps, because a taller gymnast would have to jump higher.
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I started walking down an aisle between walls of boxes taller than me.
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The taller a wind tower gets, the bigger the diameter of the base.
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Taller height is used as a proxy for quality of life, he says.
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Taller than me (I'm 6-foot-2, so it's a big ask) 2.
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In the contiguous United States, only California's Mount Whitney stands taller (14,505 feet).
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Wirecutter recommends Osprey's Fairview 55 and, for taller travelers, the company's Farpoint 55.
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"But the night is just starting," said the taller friend, in skinny jeans.
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At General Arif's camp, the berms had grown taller and the foxholes deeper.
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You're a foot taller than the median height for women in this country.
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Lana was in her mid-50s and about a foot taller than me.
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The ID.3 resembles the popular Golf but is longer, wider, and taller.
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It makes your eye go up, and it makes the ceilings look taller.
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A 4:24 ratio is narrower and taller than the other aspect ratios.
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The benefit is four seats, a decent trunk and room for taller drivers.
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Only "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" stands taller over a four-day period.
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Or is the Nationals right fielder's coif actually taller than the Washington Monument?
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"They intentionally made their elk 30 centimeters taller," Mr. Reves said on Saturday.
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I'll hand it to the guy: No Texan could tell a taller tale.
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United also no longer accepts dogs that require crates taller than 30 inches.
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The story of the Taller Sert is also the story of a friendship.
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He is a taller, longer fighter whose favourite weapons are the longest available.
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Trying to do a scientific study on environment is a much taller order.
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Though Cooke said that people do not get permanently taller after their growth plates fuse, Yoon claimed he and his friends have experimented with height-gain products and have become taller as adults using a regimen of stretches and supplements.
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We found that breast-fed same-sex twins were indeed either slightly taller or substantially taller than breast-fed opposite-sex twins at four of the five time points (the exception was the first, when they were just entering adolescence).
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Team Giannis Hoffman: I'm not loving the size disparity so far — Harden is officially only three inches taller than Curry but is also somehow at least two feet taller than Curry — so I'll take the biggest guy in the starter pool.
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"Please tell me how it is I can try to look taller," he quipped.
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Across the fairway, a moose taller than their golf cart was bounding at them.
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"I thought you'd be taller," he said to Justice, who made a petite Trump.
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I always wanted to be the taller, longer fighter so I made the decision.
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"Maxwell is probably going to be taller than me in a year," she shares.
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Large yellow cranes could be seen jutting from the tops of taller, unfinished blocks.
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"I really only swiped right if the guy looked taller than me," says Maahs.
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Taller kids are much more likely to put on weight, both good and bad.
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"Maxwell is probably going to be taller than me in a year," she said.
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Though shacks still predominate, some taller buildings have been going up, with more space.
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The Sixers may have found something by turning back the clock and getting taller.
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The landing gear must become taller too or the tail could scrape the runway.
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The Kona Electric is slightly taller (20mm) and longer (15mm) than the standard Kona.
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People are just going to remember one thing — the G6 has a taller screen.
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"It is nearly [15 inches] tall — taller than most people would expect," says Goodsir.
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Anyone else think he resembles a taller version of her celebrity crush, Zac Efron?
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Rating: Watch out, Eternal City, there's a new cooler, younger, taller, Pope in town.
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They are taller and have more imposing hoods and grilles than the older trucks.
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"I'M TALL, but my brother is taller than __" How do you complete this sentence?
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SpaceX's Falcon 9 is a full 93 feet taller than Blue Origin's New Shepard.
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Astronauts usually come back to Earth about two inches taller than before they left.
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Epidemiological studies have suggested that taller people are at an increased risk of cancer.
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The taller IMAX aspect ratio was used to add more impact to the story.
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As lava flow piles upon lava flow, the Big Island grows taller and wider.
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But the steeply raked roofline means headroom for taller passengers is a bit tight.
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Somehow, Buffett's root beer float is significantly taller, but it goes with the territory.
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It will improve your posture and make you feel taller in just one month.
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The taller Ebata uses her length to touch Hanawa constantly and set the pace.
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I begin to see a future, and I start to stand a little taller.
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If it couldn't be taller, I'd have appreciated if it was at least wider.
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Here that means a new aspect ratio and a taller phone as a result.
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They were not, in fact, particularly mammoth, standing no taller than elephants of today.
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I could see the roof of Webster Hall and the taller builder behind it.
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No M.V.P. has ever been taller than Stanton, who is 6 feet 6 inches.
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He is taller and leaner than most, more than 6 feet of rippled sinew.
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That's taller than Manhattan's iconic Chrysler Building, once the tallest building in the world.
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But asked if he would like to grow any taller, Bobroczkyi shook his head.
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They may make you taller when you wear them, but life is still short.
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Long track tends to attract taller athletes who race a clock with metronomic steadiness.
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The Cougars didn't have anybody taller than 6-foot-6 in their starting lineup.
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After our 60-minute session, I felt easy in my body, calm and taller.
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Devices to make one's nose temporarily taller and thinner are more of the same.
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"She's taller than Emma; she's in Emma's way; she's a spinster," de Wilde said.
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Both were brash, outspoken, greenback worshipping, tabloid icons obsessed with building taller, shinier skyscrapers.
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They concluded that ice cliffs taller than that topple over under their own weight.
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He seemed 10 to 15 years younger and even to stand several inches taller.
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Lacking anything taller of their own, London firefighters sought help from suburban Surrey County.
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But to one man, taller than the rest, the fence line's meaning was clear.
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Sphen, who is 6 and from SeaWorld, is taller and has a bigger beak.
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John is about a foot taller than me; we look ridiculous side by side.
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She did have tuberculosis after all, and five-foot-seven, that's taller than average, right?
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This relatively squat Neo-Italian Renaissance-style building is surrounded by taller east-side buildings.
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Boyd, 31, is the creator of Midheaven Denim, a line of jeans for taller women.
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He'll also be the taller man in the Octagon and thus, the more difficult target.
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Our daughters may be older and taller now, but they'll always be your little girls.
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Bpaet was taller and older, but Pupa was stocky, solid, and with far more experience.
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Marmon left with a prescription for a hormone therapy that would ostensibly make him taller.
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The long dark-haired woman is followed by a taller man with short-cropped hair.
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On one map, Mount Chamberlin was slightly taller, on the other, it was Mount Isto.
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The real perk though is that it's 4.5 feet tall (much taller than a coffin).
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So many models are glamazons who are 5'7" or taller," she said at the time.
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Measured from its deep ocean base, the Mauna Loa volcano is taller than Mount Everest.
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To add insult to injury, the new Papa appears to be younger, taller, and hotter.
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Studies in several developing countries have shown that giving milk to schoolchildren makes them taller.
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The taller one grabbed my backpack and led me down a street near my home.
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Each egg-like bathroom pod is taller than a human and contains a single toilet.
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Interestingly enough, as the storm is shrinking in width, it's actually growing taller in length.
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The desk version is a gut-punching $599, while the taller floor version is $899.
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Also worth noting, it looks like the screen is going to be taller than before.
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The federal government is planning to install a new, taller fence around the White House.
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Turbines at the proposed Rush Creek Wind Project in eastern Colorado could be even taller.
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Taller men get hired or promoted more into business leadership roles, some studies have shown.
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JB's also about 2 inches taller than TC, and probably has a longer reach too.
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Pills to make children grow taller are presented with a bottle alongside a cartoon giraffe.
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In context, that's 11 meters taller than NASA's Saturn V rocket, and a tad wider.
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Expect as a side effect to stand taller, look stronger, and walk with more confidence.
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I had gained a ton of weight really quickly and not grown taller at all.
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In 2014, John Wall, BARELY taller than Steph, sized him up for his mantle: Oof!
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But it only took a few years before competitors built taller coasters and bigger loops.
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But it was not until the early 1920s that a taller fence circled the building.
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But not everyone believes that a taller hotel will give the village year-round appeal.
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Isner's coach David Macpherson said taller players can have "a massive advantage" with their serve.
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The city exempted the development from local zoning laws, allowing for taller-than-normal towers.
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"The team trophy was taller than me," he said, almost jumping out of his seat.
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"I was so much taller," she says of adjusting to life out of her wheelchair.
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Naturally, the 231-foot-22017 gymnast spoke with NFL players who are much, much taller.
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But taller towers were another matter, requiring additional steel reinforcement to contend with severe winds.
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The Met's squarer proscenium is much taller but also much narrower — only 54 feet wide.
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The biscuit looked plumper and taller, and the chicken just looked a lot more real.
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Northwestern (12-9, 3-7) could muster just 623 percent shooting against the taller Terrapins.
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Steve Rogers emerges from the super-soldier procedure looking much taller and much, much buffer.
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Narrator: With all the challenges of space travel, one benefit is you actually get taller.
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Though Chyna says she's "hanging out with her lil sis," Kylie is in fact taller.
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My opponent was eight and a half inches taller than me and had more experience.
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Usually the taller man, Arguello confused even the great Ruben Olivares with this tricky punch.
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He would chase after the taller man and eat check hooks on the way in.
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The "Haunted Mansion," meanwhile, is a taller, creepier spin on the traditional gingerbread house structure.
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The father was holding the heavy tree, which was taller than his little girl's head.
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Built by specialists in Bristol, England, the Skywhale is taller than a seven-story building.
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This group usually includes taller students who have the greatest chance of grabbing the pole.
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For example, dynamic explosions occurred when water was injected more quickly, and into taller containers.
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Those dubious distinctions won the pair a trophy taller than either of them and $1,500.
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When I was looking around at everybody who was doing it, I'm like significantly taller.
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Hemp's sativa is taller; the shorter indica has resiny trichomes accounting for its psychoactive power.
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But the taller oak trees survived, and the grass grew vigorously during the spring rains.
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The neighborhood's zoning rules allow for taller buildings than in areas like, say, brownstone Brooklyn.
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Floors of mechanical space, exempt from the square footage calculations, make the tower even taller.
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The California King is designed for taller twosomes, while the King is for bigger couples.
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It's 54 percent bigger, both taller and wider, making it a more desirable physical space.
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None of them were taller than 5 feet 11, but all reached Grand Slam finals.
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Rebel snipers are positioned in the taller buildings, forcing Philippine troops to maintain their distance.
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The highest floods are taller than any man here, and they inundate the basketball court.
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This new documentary from the duo focuses on another, taller superstar: the Statue of Liberty.
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In Canada, Norway, Sweden, England and Australia, even taller wooden buildings are already in use.
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The throne for Masako (who is taller than her husband) was nearly 19 feet high.
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He was 25 feet 216 inches tall, four inches taller than his petite royal bride.
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""Cranky as it is, it&aposs taller, more legible, and with more air and stride.
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The image is strangely narrow, a rectangle that looks almost taller than it is wide.
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Auburn does not have a player on its roster taller than 6-foot-8. 3.
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Smith, 43, is a little taller and a little heavier, with a stubbly brown mustache.
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Same-sex twins were, on average, nearly one inch taller than their opposite-sex counterparts.
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Isner faces a rare challenge in his first round: an opponent taller than he is.
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Instead, she said, she found herself squeezed among taller passengers like a Tetris game piece.
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He was on the end, standing four inches taller than the man next to him.
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Information about visiting the Taller Sert can be found at the Fundació Miró Mallorca website.
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It's a lawn with a diversity of plants, taller grasses, and a gentler, undulating appearance.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It will stand taller than the Statue of Liberty, longer than a football field.
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Over several months, the house teeters on stilts as a crew pours the new, taller foundation.
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World's Tallest Cow — 29.2-Foot-4The world's tallest cow is, indeed, much taller than Mr. Cruise.
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" He told the Sydney Morning Herald that "[The Mountain is] not that much taller than me.
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The cut of this maxi feels like it makes me look taller and is super flattering.
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Eric stands several inches taller than his brother, his blond hair slicked back against his scalp.
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You can never make yourself a hundred times taller or a thousand times faster at thinking.
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The taller screen means that you don't have to scroll as much on webpages and apps.
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Americans are not getting taller, but they are gaining more weight, according to new CDC data.
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Your polo, if you get a little bit taller, is just not tucked in as much.
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Done right, our clothing can create an optical illusion that helps us look taller and slimmer.
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And SUVs get worse gas mileage because they're heavier and taller, which makes them less aerodynamic.
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It was about up to my knee, maybe taller, so about two or three feet tall.
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Although I appreciate the thinner bezels and taller screen, the actual display didn't impress me immediately.
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With them gone, I was now standing up straighter and three quarters of an inch taller.
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But there's no real reason to upgrade from a prior Moto Z besides the taller screen.
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Since land is scarce and expensive, warehouses will get taller, as many in Asia already are.
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There's a new version of the studio, however, designed for even taller folks to stand inside.
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Diane already seems to be standing a little taller and ready to take on the world.
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We know that cities will need to get taller and denser in the next few decades.
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It's half an inch narrower, three-quarters of an inch shorter, and half an inch taller.
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"Doesn't it bother you when you're with a girl and she's taller than you?" he baited.
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A foot taller than many of the other fighters and trainers, he was hard to miss.
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But it's also known to make astronauts a bit taller, as Norishige Kanai is now learning.
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Abroad, the prime minister walks taller these days, having once been widely seen as a pariah.
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Kelly actually arrived back on Earth about two inches taller, but the height increase was temporary.
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"Taller children and heavier children are not necessarily healthier adults, or even healthier children," she said.
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American and United, which report results next week, could face taller hurdles to improving unit revenue.
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No, Ilana is intrigued because she's never slept with a man taller than 6-foot-5.
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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has returned to Earth a changed man: he's both taller and younger.
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Children and teens who are better nourished and live in better environments tend to be taller.
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He doesn't think twice about challenging much taller and stronger rim protectors inside the painted area.
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He can guard a taller player in the post and block his shot one-on-one.
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A 29-tonne machine taller than a 21980-storey building is throwing itself into the sky.
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It's made of cardboard, pretty beat up, taller than I am and not the greatest photo.
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Dutch people are taller than Bolivians, on average, and this explains the difference between the schools.
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If the water came once, build a wall; if more water is coming, build it taller.
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En 2002, cuando ella tenía 20143 años, fue a un taller que ofreció Jois en Hawái.
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An aide quickly rushed to the lectern with the chart, which was taller than Trump himself.
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These taller, double-level train cars offer quite the view (and can carry many more passengers).
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This creates an even taller wall between an immigrant and their ownership of the American dream.
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Studies have shown that voters lean toward taller politicians, viewing them as better suited to leadership.
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Taller people tend on average to live longer and to have fewer cardiac and respiratory problems.
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The ever-taller-tale presented here documents Dr. Brinkley's impact on early-20th-century pop culture.
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In general, red wine glasses are taller and have a bigger bowl than white wine glasses.
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If this is the case, then the threat to New Orleans has grown seven feet taller.
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"My husband isn't super tall, and in heels I am taller than he is," she said.
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The two complement each other, with Rocha taller at 1.81 meters compared to Franca's 1.74 meters.
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They are, in general, taller or stronger than they appear on television, and sometimes friendlier, too.
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But these boots make me about a thousand inches taller so I can actually see her.
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Sometimes, I see myself almost being like, omg, [my boyfriend] is so much taller than me!
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Most noticeably for the user, it grew taller: 235 inches compared to the 24.6-inch 2138s.
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And like, push out more so that the now becomes wider, deeper, bigger, taller, more spacious?
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If you've ever wished you were taller, you might want to consider becoming a space traveler.
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I am nearly six inches taller than Isaiah, and I can't do anything close to this.
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They will need to outmuscle the taller Tigers to steal all the extra chances they can.
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It's also not very portable, seeing as it's wider and taller than a Sonos One ($199).
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The proposal would create a somewhat taller building with bigger and better space for the community.
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Allen, a few inches taller than James but about 2014 pounds lighter, did not give way.
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He shot 6 of 16 from the field against a steady diet of taller, rangier defenders.
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Was this the result of interbreeding long ago between taller modern humans and shorter Homo floresiensis?
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"And then years later, they're taller than me, and they're still coming for beef noodle soup."
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A taller wheel is under construction in Dubai and that project has moved along more swiftly.
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Taller mid-rise wood buildings would also help lower the cost of housing by increasing supply.
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The Redbro birds stand taller and drink less water — "I like that," Dr. Stewart-Brown said.
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Some mats are longer than others, so keep that in mind, especially if you&aposre taller.
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By 12, he was about 4 feet 11 inches; by 14, he was four inches taller.
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Anyone much taller than that would need to bend their knees or sleep at an angle.
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The average guy in my boat was six inches taller than me, and 40 pounds heavier.
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But if it will be pushed against a wall, a taller back creates a cocooning feel.
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"At some point when you lift the piece, it's taller than its actual height," he said.
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D'Antoni was starting a bunch of shrubs by comparison: no one taller than 6 foot 6.
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Alex, three years younger and now about three inches taller than his brother, inherited the suit.
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Handsome and delicate—he stood no taller than five feet two—he was a charismatic presence.
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It's also considerably taller than Apple's HomePod, though it doesn't take up any more shelf space.
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Another surprising aspect of the study is that Neanderthals may have been taller than we thought.
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And miraculously enough, there were no taller buildings close enough to block out all the light.
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He could not have imagined that buildings taller than mountains would one day crowd the island.
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NJ: If you are allowing the grass to be taller, does that have other positive effects?
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The taller grass also shades out the weeds, and keeps more water moisture in the ground.
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Being taller than men like Roy Nelson and Cain Velasquez, Werdum was able to use this as a constant threat, but he also had a good degree of success in short, single knee bursts when the taller Travis Browne used head movement to avoid the incoming flurries.
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But they might just be a feasible solution to building taller, stronger, and more carbon-friendly structures.
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I'm taller than average, and there are 22017 or 2500 inches between my head and the roof.
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Scott was also 2 inches taller when he returned and showed a slight decrease in cognitive abilities.
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I might look a little different and be a little taller, but I think that's pretty badass.
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One main differentiator between the S103E and its taller siblings is the placement of the fingerprint sensor.
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It lies a few yards from the main fence, much taller with an array of electronic sensors.
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I had always stood out, parents joked at how I was a head taller than their children.
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In the general election, the taller of the two candidates won roughly two-thirds of the time.
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It's 2mm wider, 0.5mm taller, and 3mm deeper than the Mark II. It's also 11 grams heavier.
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To get there, buildings may have to be taller, but there are limits to a good thing.
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Miami Beach, where that same water sends city officials on the fool's errand of building taller streets.
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He's taller than 6 feet, his arm is covered in bright tattoos, and he used to model.
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In the lower right is a white building, taller and more Western in appearance than the others.
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His gifts were quickly recognized: He was taller, longer and jumped higher than others in his class.
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Here's a customised taller bike that Source Cycles made: There are companies, though, who are changing that.
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Here, I was a clear outsider or tourist, standing six inches taller than most men or women.
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Getting in and out, particularly for taller drivers, is more awkward than when cockpits were completely open.
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Cullum introduced new tracks including "Taller" and "Mankind", asking the audience not to post them on YouTube.
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Xavier went with a taller lineup and the Musketeers' length bothered Butler for much of the game.
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My #Exclusive photo of #podiums for big #HofDebate16 – One of them is clearly TALLER, told #plywood added.
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Wider and taller than your average purse, the shopper is a magic Mary Poppins carryall in disguise.
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Who&aposs new: Marquette adds four freshmen, including three forwards at least 6-foot-7 or taller.
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And, although he cannot be sure, he thinks that pupils are taller than they used to be.
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In the photo, a young Williams is literally looking up at Turner, who's just a bit taller.
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The ride is taller than the Statue of Liberty from torch to the top of its pedestal.
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Churchill is hunched over and still roughly 5 ft taller than the man next to him here.
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Yes, Kelly's trip to the ISS made him about 2 inches taller, according to a NASA spokesperson.
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It's a lot more valuable to build something taller and bigger with more uses and more people.
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In one billboard, two women -- one taller and slimmer than the other -- are seen side by side.
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He effectively uses his speed against slower defenders, finesse against taller defenders, and power against smaller defenders.
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Instead, I braved the final stretch to my building standing 4-inches taller than I usually do.
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But it's also pretty fun, seeing as Cauley-Stein is about five inches taller than Marion was.
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Londoners may soon be allowed to add storeys to their home if an adjoining building is taller.
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The castle sits atop a natural rock formation said to be three times taller than the Wall.
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In more familiar measurements, Casterly Rock is taller than the Empire State Building, and 7 miles wide.
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I can't always be climbing taller mountains — sometimes I'm just floating until I can't stand it anymore.
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California King is best for taller couples, though the shape is more square compared to a King.
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Chris is the taller, broader Barnes brother, with hair and a beard that both shoot out straight.
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For comparison, it will be about 5.5 times taller than SpaceX's first successful rocket, the Falcon 1.
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But in space, the microgravity environment stretches the spine and astronauts can get a couple inches taller.
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So, Apple, recognizing that ladders will keep getting taller, opted for more analog (time/ capital expensive) moats.
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Narrator: So what can engineers do to protect riders as they continue to build taller, faster coasters?
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More IGF-1 means taller but shorter lifespan and less IGF-1 means shorter but longer lifespan.
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He may be older (and taller!), but Oliver Hudson has always looked up to sister Kate Hudson.
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"He's become a very good friend," said Frank, the taller of the brothers, speaking of Mr. Hirst.
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He was shorter than me, but taller than Sam, and he gestured us into the spacious room.
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They were too self-actualized in their pants to care about things like looking skinny or taller.
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The major change will be the landing gear, which must be taller to accommodate the longer fuselage.
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"If he was three inches taller, he'd be the No. 1 pick in the draft," said Kiper.
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The wall is always getting taller; every grievance is inflated, and the grievance inflates him in turn.
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If his opponent is even a few inches taller than him -- Chris might have a hard time.
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"But usually it's that a politician doesn't want to stand next to another politician who is taller."
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It looks a bit like the recently announced UniFi Dream Machine, but it's less curvy and taller.
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"I didn't wear my high heel shoes/'Cause I couldn't be taller than you," Ms. Ballerini laments.
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A landscape dominated by taller shrubs burns a lot differently than a landscape dominated by shorter grasses.
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They will also be taller — four stories instead of the two or three that are common now.
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Opening a restaurant is not easy — and running a food truck may be an even taller task.
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All the structures that we built in Wakanda, they're taller structures of what you'll find in Africa.
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Also: rappelling on taller buildings is a serious ab workout, because the ropes are longer and heavier.
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Taller buildings, home to snipers and makeshift bomb factories during the battle, are heaps of collapsed concrete.
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One sticking point: According to the exam, Mr. Trump is now one inch taller than previously reported.
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The plan would require a massive rezoning of the area to allow for apartments and taller buildings.
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The costume makes the Rhino seem taller and bigger than he actually is, throwing the judges off.
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"Look at his body, man," said Hawkins, who is six inches taller than Rodney but weighs less.
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But when you have to stretch back 99 years to find a precedent, the numbers stand taller.
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But the mountains were much taller than those in the mid-Atlantic and the runs were longer.
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But by sixth grade, as Justin started to grow taller, basketball had replaced baseball, his first love.
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Central to that effort was Mexico's Taller de Gráfica Popular (TGP), a print collective founded in 1937.
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Were the other people in the café aware that the taller one was Opioid-Induced Constipation Man?
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He can sketch a second White House adjacent to the first one but taller, with gold trim.
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And despite being taller than most of his peers at 222 feet 236 inches, he is nimble.
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For instance, if you're taller, there's a good chance you'd pay more for a tall-specific bag.
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I tell my clients: If you show your wrists and you show your ankles, you look taller.
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The tower is 24 times taller than it is wide and has only one residence per floor.
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There's a newly refreshed Eero router that looks like a taller, fatter version of the Eero Pro.
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Perhaps taller people are affected by gravity, or there could be something in the vessel wall itself.
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The smaller size makes it easier to blend in with furniture compared to the taller Echo cylinder.
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Another solution is to allow more and taller buildings, increasing supply in the hope of lowering prices.
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Pickup games at Lakeside use hockey goals instead of official broomball goals, which are taller and wider.
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It's one of the taller species in South America, reaching the height of a 14-story building.
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In a pair of adjacent circular plantations, Hatakiwe manages over 903 saplings, some already taller than she.
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He begins in the East, where the landscape is vertical, cluttered with tall trees and taller cities.
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One new Wayfinder, Angelita Bacchus, described routinely averting her head from taller passengers when they got excited.
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It is 21868 inches taller than Bill de Blasio, the tallest New York mayor in modern history.
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Women, particularly those with taller and slimmer builds, have long been able to shop for men's clothes.
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It made sense: Taller walkers had longer strides and could go cover more distance in less time.
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" She isn't surprised to hear that taller men receive higher pay, because "height connotes power and authority.
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The three shorter girls sat with their backs toward him, and the three taller girls faced him.
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And it is made taller by the fact that this has, indeed, been a period of liberal ascendancy.
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There are some other slight changes, too: the new model is ever-so-slightly taller, wider, and thicker.
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The display will be taller but more or less as wide as the one on the iPhone 7.
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The plume might have been slightly taller than the first explosion, topping out at 10.6 kilometers (35,000 feet).
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The girl was a year older, almost a head taller, and maybe had a dozen pounds on him.
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Like the iPhone X, the iPhone XS footprint is slightly taller and slightly wider than an iPhone 8.
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The Dyson Pure Cool is the taller, skinnier model and only works as a fan and air purifier.
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There's an emerging trend in the world of premium Android phones for devices with taller-than-usual screens.
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And while increasingly taller buildings continue to reshape the skyline, the city remains firmly in touch with tradition.
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The countries with the tallest citizens are still similarly taller than the shortest countries from 100 years ago.
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Much to my shock, when I got to Maryland for thanksgiving, my one cousin was taller than me.
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Every woman in the city seemed so much taller, more sophisticated, and more self-possessed than I was.
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There are currently 21 flavors, if you count the chichi multiflavor ones packaged in the taller, fancy cans.
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Researchers have uncovered less than two metres in height, but in its heyday, it was probably far taller.
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It's like when Apple moved from the iPhone 4 to the 5 — the display grew a bit taller.
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The elegant domed building is several feet taller than the Capitol in Washington, and that matters to Texans.
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Corker reportedly stands at 210'7" and Rubio is 5'9", but Schiff could very well be taller than that.
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As the older sister, Kim struggled to understand why Jill was taller, had friends and got to drive.
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At work, I stood taller, smiled more and set new goals, determined to succeed in my ESPN world.
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There's being taller than average, and then there's actually suffering from an excessive height-causing abnormality, explained Vortmeyer.
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The Puerto Rican women's health organization Taller Salud has created a relief fund for families on the island.
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Gordon missed all three shots in the fourth quarter after Popovich assigned the taller Leonard to guard him.
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Below, we imagine what the taller half of the betrothed couple carries around in his trendy little bag.
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The boy is taller than me, he's 21 years old, and he's so much smarter than I am.
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They're prison guards and police officers and they're all a foot and a half taller than I am.
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At 283 feet, it's taller than SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket and just shy of the Statue of Liberty.
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The Note 10 is roughly the same width of an iPhone XS and maybe half an inch taller.
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Never say never, though, KT ... Kim K's only a couple inches taller and the reigning queen of thick.
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"[The researchers] weren't saying … 'we wanted a taller baby or a smarter baby' … that was nothing like this."
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The premium Xperia 1 measures 6.5 inches tall, making it one of the taller smartphones on the market.
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That does make it taller and wider than before, but not nearly as much as you might expect.
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"Trying to envision someone six inches taller than President Obama hiding behind the Blue Room curtains," Souza writes.
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Some studies have found that taller people tend to live longer, get a better education and earn more.
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Last summer, he climbed all 82 peaks in Europe taller than 4,000 meters during a 62-day blitz.
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Two others with even taller towers, Miami Worldcentre and Brickell City Centre, are going up in central Miami.
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Kone has developed a carbon-fibre-composite cable that allows ever longer travel heights—and so taller structures.
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"I feel as if I might stand up a little taller now that we are married," he added.
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As you can see, the AirPods Pro case on the right is a bit taller than the original.
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Osaka is generously listed at 5 feet 11 inches, or one inch taller than the power-hitting Keys.
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The plane was more than 2747 feet long and its tail was taller than a six-story building.
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The plane was more than 2350 feet long and its tail was taller than a six-story building.
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Lighter, white wines are served in narrower, taller bowls because it preserves the chill and the delicate bouquet.
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The final Starship rockets are meant to be significantly taller than the prototype, at around 40 stories tall.
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He also took the challenge of defending the much taller and heavier James often during the fourth quarter.
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With a roof height of 1,286 feet, it is taller than the roof of the Empire State Building.
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In other words, the lifetime risk of breaking a bone outweighed the reward of growing a bit taller.
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As for design, the Whyd is taller and significantly wider than the Echo at 11.5 x 7.5-inches.
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Indeed, the IGF-1 levels were lower in the centenarians, but many of the men were also taller.
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The 1660 Klencke Atlas is taller than most people, and now its rare maps are easily accessible online.
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He is much taller than the other dancers, and thus brings a whole new dimension to the space.
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And she's six feet tall—at least four inches taller than every UFC women's bantamweight champion to date.
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If it's like a fling though, and I were choosing for superficial reasons, taller than me is preferable.
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I need him to be taller than me and display a certain 'flare' that gets the crowd going.
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Once she began passing taller and younger women, she realized that her height and weight were not disadvantages.
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Is there is a rule that states that women should endeavor not to be taller than their husbands?
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The woman — who, at nearly two feet high, is slightly taller than the man — rises on sturdy legs.
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I'm a tall guy, so I'd prefer to date a woman who's six feet or taller (sorry, shorties!).
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Chubba Purdy is taller than Brock, and he and his father are already thinking about his own recruitment.
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To build taller under the Midtown East zoning plan, developers have to buy air rights within the district.
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"This was obviously done for someone taller than me," said Mr. Nézet-Séguin, who is 023-foot-5.
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Mr. Cullen brought out another yellow board, this one 6-foot-4, an inch taller than Mr. Smith.
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Meanwhile, someone 26'210'' or taller—roughly the minimum height for a NBA wing—is in the 26th percentile.
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He has claimed his signature building, Trump Tower in Manhattan, was several stories taller than it actually is.
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Most people shrink as they age, but amazingly, as noted in the Times article, this president gets taller.
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A: In New York, all buildings taller than six stories must have their facades inspected every five years.
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"The zoning is fairly new in Portland allowing for taller buildings, and they're getting built," Mr. Marasco said.
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Glushko said taller players "don't like the ball hit into the body," and that applies to serves too.
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Rhino is taller than host Nick Cannon, but the Rhino's headpiece adds almost extra foot to his height.
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"He had a big smile on his face, walked taller, and I could tell his confidence grew today!"
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Without a chair back, I sat up taller and lay down on the ground to watch the stars.
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True, the building is a tad taller than neighboring towers, courtesy of air rights purchased from nearby buildings.
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Cuando Chiqui dejó de enseñar en Taller de Músics, Rosalía postuló a la ESMUC para poder seguirlo allí.
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Cuando Chiqui dejó de enseñar en Taller de Músics, Rosalía postuló a la ESMUC para poder seguirlo allí.
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But the two small fossils are just a bit taller than a Clydesdale horse and twice its length.
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Just make sure to measure your counter-to-cabinet clearance since it&aposs taller than most average mixers.
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SITIO PARIAHAN, Philippines (Reuters) - Danica Martinez, 16, grew up in a house that grows taller every few years.
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Every year, Ford and Chevy unveil an updated model of pickup that's taller, shinier, and more openly belligerent.
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Bounds taller than its competitors, it offers visitors a view that is truly the best in the city.
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The guy was two heads taller than her, and had muscled arms and blond hair cut very short.
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I had to help her lift something that she was responsible for lifting that was taller than me.
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"It means that canopy heights are taller as a whole, and that has significant implications," says Myers-Smith.
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Playing a Souls game is like climbing a mountain, except the mountain keeps getting taller along the way.
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The counters are a few inches taller than before, so cooks don't have to bend down as much.
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"The wall just got 10 feet taller," he said during a CNN primary debate in February of 2016.
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On the stand, the cat cake is taller than Swift is, and she was wearing high-heeled boots.
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To put things in perspective, if built, they will be taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
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Because the island is so close to La Guardia's runways, no building could be taller than 150 feet.
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It is the equivalent in silicon of what, in carbon, would be a diamond taller than a man.
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This sock comes about halfway up your calf, making it a great choice when you're wearing taller boots.
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Their rigorous technique has clients limbered-up and feeling two inches taller by the end of each session.
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I'm standing taller, looking trimmer, and appear to have the ability to crack golf balls betwixt my glutes.
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The Skyscraper Museum's "Ten & Taller: 21950-21965" exhibition maps the first Manhattan buildings to soar beyond 21916 stories.
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Ten & Taller: 1874-1900 continues through April 2017 at the Skycraper Museum (39 Battery Place, Battery Park, Manhattan).
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He was taller than me too, something that felt like a rarity with most of my past crushes.
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When read from top to bottom of the grid, those words are: DIRT GRASS BUSH JUNGLE That's a thickening of a plot of land in some volumetric sense, since a JUNGLE is bigger than a BUSH, which is taller than GRASS, which is taller than the DIRT from which it grows.
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In fact, I had a young SEAL lie down next to him, and the remains were a little taller.
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Because Sonic had to interact with Elise, a full-sized human, they made him slightly taller and more mature.
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Schneider, at 6 feet 3 inches and 205 pounds, is an inch taller but 15 pounds lighter than Brodeur.
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It's now taller (6 inches) and slimmer too, with the same 2:1 aspect ratio as the LG G6.
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This was rather frightening and made us wish Alex was just a couple of inches taller, for his sake.
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Men are, on average, taller than women, but there are certainly men who are shorter than the average woman.
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I've already resigned myself to making considerably less money than my taller colleagues over the course of my career.
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His entire plan was to plod straight in on the taller Jon Jones and try to swing at him.
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Harkin reports on the feminist collective Taller Salud on how they're mobilizing after the longest blackout in American history.
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Reaching down to push or punch at Marciano in his crouch only exposed the taller fighter to winging overhands.
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"If you were to scale up, these trees would be taller than any of the surrounding buildings," Enderby says.
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Accordingly, it rides taller than its V90 wagon brother, offering better ground clearance for both on and off road.
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We all have moments when we wished we were slimmer, had more muscle tone, or were taller or shorter.
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Aside from the added features, the ROG Balteus also ditches the regular landscape design for a taller portrait layout.
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A tank of gas—taller than Ahmed's youngest worker, 803-year-old Mustafa—is between 80 and 90 pounds.
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A new digital mapping technique finally confirms that Mount Isto is the taller of the two, at 2735.6 meters.
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His enthusiasm is boundless, his affection more generous than some can handle, and his khakis taller than most people.
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He saw that I was a foot taller than Yano and said, 'You get his lines, he gets yours.
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We believe people have a greater affinity for taller buildings in natural materials rather than steel and concrete towers.
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There should be a statue of Tallon outside United Center that's 11 feet taller than the Michael Jordan one.
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That would allow residents to construct taller buildings and give them more options to open different kinds of shops.
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"I already felt weird because I was taller and looked more mature then most girls my age," says Bündchen.
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And minus the chair itself being a bit short for my desk, I was instantly sitting taller and straighter.
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It was also corrected to say the Pixel is "fatter" instead of "wider and taller" than the Nexus 6P.
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BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, is shaped like a kidney, taller than it is wide, curving eastwards slightly on its longer sides.
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"If you're petite go for smaller bolds and if you're much taller go for larger bold prints," Paster advises.
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But a taller, floor version is also available for use as a reading light, or a bed-side lamp.
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Astronauts get taller in space because the absence of gravity allows the vertebrae in their spines to spread apart.
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The canyons are deeper, the mountains are taller, the hills are steeper, and so you get really interesting stuff.
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Behind this is are a row of taller, better looking warehouse slots spottily occupied by businesses and non profits.
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He may be about two decades older, but he's a foot taller and appears to have Old Man Strength.
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Charizard Charizard are usually 5'7" (1.7m) tall, but Ash's Charizard is taller than that, at about 7'00" (33m) tall.
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Taller than before, she squares up to the lobster, feet now hip-width apart and adjacent to the table.
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But at the next level, he's going to have issues against taller players who can simply shoot over him.
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Taller than me is not some recent grammatical laziness; it has deep and sturdy roots in the finest English.
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Building a similarly low-mass sail may prove a much taller order: perfect mirrors typically weigh quite a lot.
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It'll help [young girls] really get more comfortable in their own skin, and help them walk taller than usual.
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The company has chosen to move away from the traditional 16:9 aspect ratio to build a taller display.
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"I felt more confident at work, more confident in my clothing... I was walking a little taller," she says.
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A new, even taller one was immediately constructed in its place, though the pressure for Flemish separatism slowly subsided.
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Not to mention that giving ground almost straight backwards—with the occasional slight angle—is a taller man's game.
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Dr Pritchard and his colleagues found that in Britain evolution has, of late, been extremely keen on taller people.
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Bahati was younger (by 14 years), taller (by six inches), and had a greater wingspan (six inches extra reach).
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"The plants in question grew under other plants that grew taller, faster," city parks superintendent Del Barton told CNN.
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World leaders vary widely in height, though many try to project the image of being taller than they are.
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This is the 23 millimeter major, it's a lot taller 'cause it's got a lot more powder in it.
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Starship's robots look like a little white box, no taller than knee-height, that trundles around on six wheels.
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The phone will be pretty tall at 172 mm, or 6.8 inches — taller than most phones with large screens.
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"The final Starship rocket will be much taller, and Musk said it "will allow us to inhabit other worlds.
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Its competitors in the smart-wall business were pitching taller towers with exotic microwave transmitters and other bespoke gadgetry.
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Raising, much less keeping, the $50 million Series B valuation was an order that got taller by the day.
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Physical attributes measured at the NBA Draft Combine, like being taller and having a longer vertical reach, also helped.
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The crowd at the daylong event was more racially diverse — and a lot taller — than your typical tech conference.
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It's bizarre to see Sharapova refer to how towering another player is when she herself is 5 inches taller.
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Terraces, courtyards, and patios are interspersed throughout LC 710, a four-story apartment complex designed by Taller Hector Barroso.
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The Bluestone Full Body Maternity Pillow is a generously sized pillow that provides great support even for taller women.
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He was six months older than Marvin, seven inches taller, 35 pounds heavier and his skin several shades darker.
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It has grown denser, taller and ever more unrecognizable (to humans and machines) from one day to the next.
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She's a teenager, taller and stronger, favoring fashionable clothing instead of the utilitarian outfits of most of her competitors.
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Other renovated properties were stripped down to their bones and rebuilt — taller, larger, more colorful, with fenced-in backyards.
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Five Senate seats would do it — a taller order than most others on this list, but certainly within reach.
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One of these options is Stefan Struve, the only fighter on the heavyweight roster who is taller than Browne.
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Nyck de Vries, a Formula Two driver who graduated from GP3 in 33, is one inch taller than Calderón.
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I always imagined the quintessential girl of men's dreams to be taller than me, thinner, more poised and blond.
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Mr. Gleeson faced several challenges — he was 15 years younger and far taller than Churchill's 5 feet 6 inches.
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I am part of Taller Salud, a really great feminist organization that has been key to reconstruction in Loiza.
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Aparece también un ridículo taller revolucionario en la Unión de Escritores y Artistas, con célebres intelectuales vestidos de milicianos.
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Building anything taller than three stories, even on empty lots next to a train station, draws protests from homeowners.
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I got in the middle of the two women; her boyfriend was about three feet taller than I am.
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The sheets are available in several tasteful colors and have a 17-inch deep pocket to accommodate taller mattresses.
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If he were Dutch and was that much taller than the national average he would be six feet eight.
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For a man, that has to do with anything testosterone related -- taller, with bigger muscles and more facial hair.
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During a recent interview, it hardly seemed that seven years had passed, except that Ms. Byers's sons are taller.
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Adding space for batteries would mean making the cars taller sacrificing much of that "low center of gravity" benefit.
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Some people are more sensitive to that than others, like some people are taller than others and so on.
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One client was a 6-foot-2 man and only wanted to meet women taller than 5-foot-5.
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The taller display is also a welcome trend that will hopefully start to crop up in future laptops, too.
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"Pardinho doesn't feel any difference when he throws against players taller than him, he destroys them all," Tokar said.
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"We're working on a new LA. factory that will be even taller" than the company's current building, Ellis said.
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John is now seven inches taller and regularly plays basketball and golf, activities that were unthinkable before his surgery.
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The soaring silhouette creates the illusion of a taller figure but offers additional support when compared with a stiletto.
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For many New Yorkers, the concept of density conjures up taller buildings, although tall buildings are often low density.
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Instead, Samsung reversed their very long losing streak against KT and now finds itself facing an even taller mountain.
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A test area of 19 marijuana plants, barely four months old, some of which had grown taller than him.
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For that reason, Johnson considers it a taller mountain to scale than a victory in one of the majors.
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It's also a bit taller than some, but that extra height gives it a leg up on suction power.
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These rexes, nicknamed "Jane" and "Petey," were slightly taller than a horse — about 6 feet — and twice as long.
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Some of them are taller, some are smaller, some don't like playing with toys, some love playing with toys.
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Mexican studio Comunal Taller de Arquitectura designed a prefab home that can go up in less than a week.
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The rest of the fight was a textbook example of all the things a taller man should be doing.
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The North Korean photographers like to be elevated because President Trump is taller than Kim Jong-un — so most of the U.S. still photographers, there were four of us, knelt down and the North Koreans stood above us, or up on ladders, so Trump wouldn't look like he was so much taller.
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Once they understood that one concept involved a wall four feet high or taller dividing their narrow street, they rebelled.
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NBA stars are just like you — except they're much taller, way richer and their nights out are far more cool.
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Its letterforms are a little taller, a little roomier, and—under certain circumstances—more identifiable than the font it replaced.
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The six-foot-seven Butler is much taller than the six-foot-two Marbury, and a much better defensive player.
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It is five feet taller than the previous record holder, a water slide at a Rio de Janeiro country club.
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Oklahoma forester Mark Bays told the AP that the cloned Survivor tree is expected to grow taller than the original.
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For the record, even though Sharapova describes Williams as a colossal figure, Sharapova is actually 5 inches taller than Williams.
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It is kind of weird to have these kids taller than me and try to be the sensitive sweet mom.
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The 5T's 6-inch AMOLED screen matches the latest from Samsung and Apple, right down to the taller aspect ratio.
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Just because it's a binary thing and there would be, like, a set of code that would make you taller?
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Look, speaking anecdotally, I've seen women achieve unbelievable speeds across New York cobblestones in heels taller than certain dog breeds.
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It helps that women's feet are getting longer and wider as people, particularly in the West, grow taller and heavier.
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"First of all, the munchkin, I'm taller than him, I think, a little bit bigger than he is," he quipped.
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Houston was competitive again with its new small lineup that did not include a starter taller than 6-foot-6.
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But sites that were harvested and replanted in 2000 are now covered in trees that are four metres or taller.
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Since big ships still visit docks in the east, any new bridge would have to be taller than those upstream.
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And it looks like Al will be looking up to Nick now, seeing as his son is taller than him!
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A lot of sports favor a taller person, but in the sport of gymnastics, that's not the case at all.
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Taller, heavier vehicles are more likely to strike a person in the torso or head, rather than in the legs.
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This guy is the ultimate Damon doppelgänger, though according to a comment on Reddit, he's an inch or two taller.
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He stands about a foot taller, grinning in ripped jeans, Air Jordan kicks, and a black Felt rose t-shirt.
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Consequently the S28+ is a little thicker and taller than the iPhone 27 Plus, as well as very slightly narrower.
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"He's just a tiny bit taller than me no biggie," the Olympian captioned an Instagram photo with the Mets pitcher.
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Taller boots, on the other hand, tend to feel more special-occasion worthy and not as realistic for daily wear.
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With the space the strands add to a structure's footprint, it's certainly not practical for dense cities or taller buildings.
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It is 5 feet taller than the previous record holder, a water slide at a Rio de Janeiro country club.
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There's also the Ring Beams Pathlight, a much taller light that looks like it's designed to illuminate a garden walkway.
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I had met him twice before and gave him a Montgomery Clift poster, and I remembered him as being taller.
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Randle's strong and crafty, but his height (222'9'') and short arms mean taller defenders can smother him in the post.
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Empowering them with the ability to take their friend list with them gives users a taller seat at the table.
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"Sometimes I stand on my tippy-toes when I play because I want to be taller than everybody," he chuckles.
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As Magny covered against the broad sides, Lombard shot a right uppercut up the middle and decked the taller man.
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The man in the photo is believed to be the unidentified pamphleteer who came with a taller companion, not Steele.
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Verne greeted the pups -- including the ones nearly taller than him -- because his personal assistant volunteers at the rescue shelter.
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Banks himself is only one inch taller and a mere 15 pounds heavier, and is currently ranked third in WBC.
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" It features "height hacks," alleged height-boosting supplements, and "8 Ways to Get Taller: Tips That Work (for Every Age).
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Here he is enveloping Tobias Harris, who's seven inches taller and petrified to do much with Bledsoe in his face.
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She devoured Toni's mouth, pressed her tongue inside, enjoyed the height difference that made her the taller one for once.
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The taller ones have bigger feet, for instance, so the company has to manufacture shoes specifically for the body type.
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Two radio masts, each taller than the Eiffel Tower, are planned for construction on the coast of south-east England.
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Brewer says they range from "physical changes, such as taller drives and grouping of disks" to "shorter-term" firmware changes.
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Tenshin says Floyd is taller than he looks and he believes he'll be able to "hit him" when they fight.
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He wasn't going to get any taller, but he could get a little bit stronger and a little bit faster.
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They also found that physical changes to the turbines had positive effects: Taller turbines with shorter blades reduced bird deaths.
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Building H is not the only construction that is visible, but it is taller than most and on higher ground.
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He works well from the double collar tie with knees and that is a tremendous asset for a taller man.
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Beyond the stall, one can see only the taller blast walls of the United States Embassy, a 36-acre complex.
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However, there are two major achievements that stand taller than the developmental growth and challenges she has had to deal.
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Good posture makes you stand taller, breathe better, and will save you from looking like the Hunchback of Notre-Dame.
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Jacob deGrom is 214-43 with flowing locks, and Noah Syndergaard is two inches taller and also has long hair.
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Chick-fil-A's biscuit is taller, firmer, and more colorful, while Wendy's has a more uniform, albeit flatter chicken patty.
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Otherwise, well, we have brilliant sunsets and the kind of grass that is absurdly tall, taller than you or me.
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In one video, a woman digs out an adult turtle from a pile of Sargassum even taller than she is.
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Rear legroom was ample, and the curving, fastback roof didn't create too many headroom issues, although taller adults might disagree.
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Taller and lighter than the glasses in the Vinum collection, these dishwasher safe glasses arrive in an attractive gift box.
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That's still 7-inches shorter than the real BB-8, but also stands 7-inches taller than the Hasbro model.
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He is five feet ten but has a brawny air of command, creating the illusion that he is much taller.
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It's charming, and it solves all kinds of problems about how you do a taller building in a lower landscape.
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New developments in building taller buildings with wood, which can be cheaper, faster, and more environmentally friendly, should be pursued.
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Amma is many things: She's a virgin, she's a guru, she's a small woman, no taller than a picket fence.
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Most of the time, as humans grow taller, it's harder for them to retain both explosiveness and fluid body control.
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But equally the double collar tie is a position in which the taller fighter's midriff is open to body shots.
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Wind turbines are getting taller, their blades wider, the intelligence that calibrates them more sophisticated — even as they're getting cheaper.
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" Compare that with Carlson in December 2018: "A border wall would simply create a thriving new market in taller ladders.
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My joke is that I would have been taller if it hadn't been for rationing, but that's just my joke.
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She did balletic twirls, cartwheels and some fiercely feral prancing to grapple with male dancers far taller than she is.
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The fire commissioner, Daniel A. Nigro, who aides say is 6-foot-3, appeared taller than the mayor at times.
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It is the city that never stops tearing itself down and building itself back up, bigger and taller than before.
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He is slim and, at 5-foot-10, taller than expected, with features that remain boyish and eyebrows ever swarthy.
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The bar would have to travel much farther if she were taller, requiring more strength to move the same weight.
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Tucked into a sliver of space between two much taller buildings, this structure has no conventional exterior walls at all.
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Methodically, he orders centers and forwards, most of them nearly a foot taller, through defensive maneuvers and a shooting workout.
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In the fourth quarter on Friday, William blocked a layup attempt by a Louisville player who is a foot taller.
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They have five players 216-foot-215 or taller to throw at Wisconsin's game-changing senior Ethan Happ down low.
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He had always been several inches taller than me, but now he had filled out his frame and loomed onscreen.
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The Manhattan borough president asked prosecutors to investigate the condo tower, which she said was taller and larger than allowed.
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Construction and technological advancements also allow for slender buildings that can be built taller than what city planners had envisioned.
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For one, he emerged from the Soyuz landing capsule Tuesday around 1.5 inches taller than he was before the mission.
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Society may continue to favor taller height, especially for men, but that does not mean short stature should be pathologized.
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"For New England, this is quite incredible growth," he said, pointing to a young tree now taller than he is.
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Many of the new buildings are high-rises, taller than the old standard of five or six floors, she added.
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Now 11, he was 5-foot-6, a head taller than his mom, and light and agile on his feet.
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Under the proposed system, householders could own up to four plants, none taller than one meter, or about 3.3 feet.
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The hilly landscape means a taller vertical drop and more energy when the river water is funneled through three turbines.
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But limb-lengthening surgery is now also an option for people who want to be up to six inches taller.
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A car like Purosangue will be taller and have a higher center of gravity than Ferrari's low-slung sports cars.
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The couple was taller than she was, so she stood on her tiptoes, raised her camera up high and shot.
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I forgot what it is to stand, I forgot I was taller than a lot of people in the room.
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GARY, I WANT TO BE TEN YEARS YOUNGER AND SIX INCHES TALLER BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN WISHES ALWAYS COME TRUE.
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This is the only breed that is taller than it is long, and is bred in Africa as a hunter.
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Roadside memorials in Maine can only stay up for 12 weeks and can't be taller than 4 feet, he said.
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Eilish and Wong had to make the game-time decisions, shouting out "shorter" or "taller" based on nothing but instinct.
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But like my elderly cat when we got a slightly taller box spring, some candidates just can't make the leap.
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For some reason, ICE suspected that Santiago, originally from Mexico, was selling drugs out of his auto garage, or taller.
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However, when its faces grow faster than its edges, the crystal grows taller, forming a needle, hollow column or rod.
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Do you stand taller and proclaim that this won't break you, and choose to fight back any way you can?
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From there, supporters would need the votes of two-thirds of Congress to override that veto, a much taller order.
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Despite being the taller man in all of his fights, Jones gets his head below the opponent's in every clinch.
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McGregor's main issue in the first bout was in fighting an aggressive counter fighting strategy against a taller, longer man.
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They were younger, taller, brooding in a pop-punk kind of way, dressed in tight leather jackets, and a little hotter.
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The studies found bald men were seen as more dominant over their coiffed peers and were viewed as taller and stronger.
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"Because I'm very petite, I've always felt that women who are taller are smarter and more powerful," the 5'3″ Hudgens says.
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Neesha is a leper, wearing heavy cloth to cover his features, carrying a broken greatsword that's almost taller than he is.
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President Donald Trump might have reappointed Janet Yellen to head the Federal Reserve if only she was a few inches taller.
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White people often perceive black men to be bigger, taller, and more muscular (and therefore more threatening) than they really are.
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Jianliang got to the inside with the taller fighter and landed a shot to the liver that made the crowd gasp.
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Shudu's bio declares her "the world's first digital supermodel," and she is much taller and more classically beautiful than Lil Miquela.
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The Echo Plus is shaped like the previous version of the Echo speaker, and is taller than the new baseline version.
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The aspect ratio is 19:10, which makes it taller than those two phones but slightly squarer than the Galaxy S8.
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Now, in most residential areas, nothing can be built taller than 80 feet; in some sections, the limit is 35 feet.
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The Commodores hit 10-of-22 3-pointers in the first half, scuttling Tennessee's strategy of doubling against taller post players.
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So anything that's short enough to go under the robot is considered a weed, and anything taller is considered a plant.
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Finding the genetic differences that make one person taller or shorter than another is like looking for needles in a haystack.
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The Demogorgon was just a tiny bit taller than me, and Godzilla and all the other monsters are a lot larger.
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Bean farmers can often boost productivity simply by growing the plants up taller poles, says Eric Pohlman of One Acre Fund.
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He dwarfed most of his competition, standing half a head taller or more, but he didn't wrestle like a big man.
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It's notable that turbine prices are declining, because turbines are also getting better — bigger, taller, wider, more handsome, you name it.
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For her, the height requirement she had set on OkCupid represented nothing more than her desire to be with someone taller.
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Arnaud Clément, one inch taller than the Argentine, reached the Australian Open final in 2001 and briefly cracked the top ten.
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Taller than the London Eye (take that, Brits!), it would also have a LED facade that displays sports updates and weather.
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Determining why certain groups of people are shorter or taller than others remains an inexact science owing to so many variables.
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And I noticed he was standing just a little taller than before, his high-top Afro fluffed up a bit bigger.
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Authors found that people from central and southern Europe, as well as East Asia, grew taller in the last 100 years.
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Energising Kraft is a taller order, since creativity is not in its DNA and 69% of its sales are in America.
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Its particular bathymetry (the measurement of oceanic water depth) produces taller waves, over deeper water, than its counterparts in the Pacific.
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And he thinks people might seek to buy higher-quality stuff for their own benefit and to score taller rental fees.
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And rumor has it that the iPhone 8 will also have a taller display without necessarily making the phone significantly bigger.
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But the company is paving the way for a new generation of phones, educating users and app developers about taller screens.
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Its display is 6153 inches diagonally, which is larger than the 8 Plus's 5.5-inch display, but slightly taller and skinnier.
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When we're young we wake up in the morning knowing that we're probably stronger, taller, and faster than the day before.
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Astronauts grow an average of between two and five centimeters in space, or about 3 percent taller than their usual height.
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The Cardinals have five players on the roster 6 feet 9 or taller and the Salukis' tallest player is 6-9.
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Building taller dams or replacing washed-out roads without acknowledging why they keep failing is a recipe for very expensive disasters.
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Bursch explained that the stripes and Vs on a cheerleading uniform are there to make the cheerleader appear taller and slimmer.
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The house gets thicker as it gets taller, packed with insulation at the top that keeps rising hot air trapped inside.
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Taller de los viernes is on view at Kurimanzutto (Gobernador Rafael Rebollar 94, San Miguel Chapultepec, Mexico City) until March 17.
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"We had no size," says Underwood, whose three SFA teams have been, on average, taller than just 26 other DI squads.
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Using genetic data scientists have found that taller men and slimmer women earn more than those who are shorter and overweight.
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The finished letters are legible at a distance and stand several feet taller than the visitors directly in front of them.
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While it will be different, the mayor said he hopes to keep Mexico Beach's law preventing buildings taller than four floors.
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Taller than I is all right as well, and is more common in writing, but has a considerably more formal feel.
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Clouds could be up to three times taller on a donut planet, and they'd be pushed around by much stronger winds.
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Taller than all the other boys and girls, I was awkwardly out of place with my womanly 11-year-old body.
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Keeping pace with Motorola's other 2018 phones, the Moto Z3 has a taller 6.01-inch display with 18:9 aspect ratio.
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ITF data from the Davis Cup also shows that taller players are pushing out the marathon rallies of the sport's past.
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Kabul Journal KABUL, Afghanistan — After bombings in Kabul these days, new concrete blast walls go up, taller than the ones before.
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Under current plans, the two-towered project, which extends through to West 2421th Street, can be no taller than 22 feet.
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Javier Perea, the mayor of Sunland Park, said the wall is taller than city ordinance allows, local NBC affiliate KTSM reported.
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I toured its first luxury condo — take a look inside the NYC tower that's 24 times taller than it is wide.
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This new Echo is way smaller — it's only slightly taller than a soda can, and the base fits in your palm.
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So, even though their IGF-1 levels were lower (they lived longer), they still grew taller from their special GH gene.
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Earlier this year, CNBC spoke to researchers in the U.S. looking to develop vast wind turbines taller than the Eiffel Tower.
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For a while, Hawaii hung with Maryland, on that pure aggressiveness, even though Maryland was the taller and more athletic team.
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Louis XIV famously wore high heels, and during his reign, the taller the shoe, the higher the position of the wearer.
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Joel Embid is seven inches taller than Green, and has shown the ability to slide his feet and contest perimeter plays.
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Because of her height, Regina also managed to snag some stunning images that may have eluded taller, more grown-up photographers.
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