Narcissism tends to be high, and genuine engagement tends to be low.
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Bad news tends to get amplified, and good news tends to be underreported.
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The energy sector tends to outperform, and Halliburton tends to outperform its peers.
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It tends to be — it's very interesting — it tends to be in basements.
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Volatility tends to fall, and the Nasdaq—currently in correction territory—tends to outperform.
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Retail tends to be fourth quarter, service industry tends to be second quarter, and so on.
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The control tends to be relatively modest, and unfortunately, it also tends to be on the downside.
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Silicone tends to be thicker and stickier, and water-based tends to be thinner and dries out quicker.
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The number of shares they hold tends to be small, though, so the dollar volume tends to be small.
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Rather, it's that the "family" mind-set tends to stem from dysfunction and tends to breed more of it.
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Corporate cash naturally tends to flow toward the business-friendly GOP and naturally tends to flow toward the incumbent party.
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The right tends to blame individual failings while the left tends to place the onus on economic and political forces.
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" Her interactions with Trump: "He tends to be very gracious and tends to listen and will say 'now that sounds reasonable.
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The VIX is said to be mean-reverting, meaning that when low it tends to rise, and when high it tends to fall.
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The Caixin PMI tends to focus on smaller, private companies, while the official data tends to focus on larger, often state-owned companies.
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The Buddhist premise is that seeing a little more clearly tends to make you happier and tends to make you a better person.
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Brexit tends to resonate more with small business owners and the self-employed, and Trump tends to with similar voters in the United States.
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Unlike Netflix, which tends to drop episodes in big season batches, Hulu tends to favor the network-made model of one episode per week.
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While the stock tends to rise over the St. Patrick's period, prolific horse owner O'Leary tends to be found at the Cheltenham racing festival.
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SLA tends to offer higher accuracy and resolution, whereas FDM tends to be cheaper and offer a wider variety of colors and material properties.
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To oversimplify, the Hillary Clinton wing of the party tends to like the former theory, and the Bernie Sanders wing tends to prefer the latter.
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While class unquestionably plays a part, men's clothing tends to have capacious, visible pockets; women's clothing tends to have small pockets, if any at all.
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"Finding by finding, we are confirming that a plant-based diet tends to have better health results and tends to have less [negative environmental] impact," she said.
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Châteauneuf's grenache, especially nowadays, tends to offer a lusher, more opulent and jammy strength, while the force of Bandol's mourvèdre tends to be more brooding and withholding.
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When you get to hundreds of people what tends to happens is that some person or some team tends to have a preference for a specific tool.
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For instance, Farid said, when Obama delivers bad news, he frowns and tends to tilt his head down; he tends to tilt his head up when giving happy news.
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But it tends to fall thereafter, as people draw redistributive public pensions and quit the rat race, a contest that tends to give more unto every one that hath.
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In other words, accelerating growth tends to beget a further acceleration, but a slowdown tends to beget a deeper one, unless policymakers intervene to modify the course of the economy.
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In most places in the world, corruption tends to be growth-reducing, but this is much less true in East and Southeast Asia, where it tends to be growth-enhancing.
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His persona is that of a nice guy with a self-deprecating streak, and just as Gervais tends toward the capital-E Edgy, he tends toward the capital-L Light.
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The first is that it tends to bunch up, causing constant readjustment, and the second is that it tends flatten out everything, even the curves people want to show off.
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This fact tends to limit the opportunity available to both parties, but over all it tends to diminish the Democratic advantage that would seem to exist based on their demographics alone.
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The H1N1 strain tends to cause milder illness than H3N2, the predominant strain during last year's particularly severe flu season, and vaccination tends to be more effective against H1N1 than H3N2.
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When a young brain is exposed to an addictive substance such as nicotine, it "tends to be sensitized to other substances; it tends to seek a thrilling, rewarding sensation," said Chadi.
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It also found that though rent tends to be cheaper in these countries than in New York City, other expenses factored into the cost of living tends to even things out.
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One in particular — Caterpillar — tends to do really well.
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Then, they also ... The company tends to twist things.
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The reality or threat of tariffs, however, tends to depress the value of the Mexican peso, which makes it harder for Mexicans to buy American stuff, which tends to depress American crop prices.
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"Ing's challenge is that Hawaii and the first district in particular, it tends to be a classically center Democratic district," said Moore, which he added tends to be dominated by labor and unions.
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And if they go on to more serious drugs which tends to happen, and you can deny it if you want to, but it tends to happen, there will be even greater (consequences).
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In an environment like that, the yen tends to thrive.
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"She tends to substitute volume for expression," Ms. Sherman said.
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And a month later, the negative sentiment tends to continue.
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He tends to get flustered and lash out when taunted.
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Email just tends not to have that kind of speed.
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Artoo tends to get the ladies, especially now he's ripped.
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Then again, this tends to be the trend at CES.
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And it tends to be vulnerable populations that are undercounted.
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Hence the growth of advanced technologies tends to be exponential.
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And when it does work, it tends to work poorly.
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Germany's corporate wealth tends to be kept in the family.
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She also tends to lash out when she feels challenged.
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During scary times, cash tends to flood to US debt.
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When you do underestimate Corinne, she tends to surprise you.
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And that tends to make me want to kill them.
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Melanoma tends to show up years after damaging sun exposure.
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Daniels said all of his work tends to be operatic.
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The Kuiper belt tends to be divided into different parts.
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Now cloud also tends to be a little bit lumpy.
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That tends to make you look like you're Big Bird.
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The event tends to sell out fast, so don't wait.
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Paes tends not to pull punches with critics, sometimes literally.
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Khloé tends to have the extreme version of normal problems.
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What else tends to cause people to sink into depression?
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He tends to work fast and from the gut. Netflix.
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And so my process usually tends to be very quick.
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It tends to generate courage in Negroes outside the movement.
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The fashion world tends to do things a little backwards.
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They tends to hold their positions for months or years.
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And once a frenzy takes hold, it tends to spread.
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But bad tends to run counter to a writer's instincts.
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The work tends toward silliness but never topples into it.
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Jane Muhrcke tends to walk slowly and carefully these days.
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It tends to elicit a mix of pity and awkwardness.
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But startup investment tends to be a very local activity.
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Answer: Khalili is not someone who tends to sit still.
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America tends to take a very narrow view on drugs.
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And-- and-- and that-- that-- that tends to depress prices.
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This tends to give each hire about $1,000 in LTV.
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It tends to ride roughshod over the rights of minorities.
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The only recourse tends to be contacting Apple for service.
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And that tends to happen with a lot of plot.
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August tends to be a tough month for the market.
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Fortunately a side effect of acceleration tends to be efficiency.
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After that, the exchange tends to reach an inevitable conclusion.
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Without one, it tends to lose propellers in my carpet.
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I think everybody still tends to associate Google with search.
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If something is underpriced, it tends to generate excessive demand.
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Curly hair tends to hold less hydration than straight hair.
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The national media tends to live in the wealthiest areas.
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A major source of mispricing often tends to be behaviorial.
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Instead, it tends to pass mammoth bills which fund everything.
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Tends to be one of the nicer parts of town.
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Whenever it spikes, it also tends to come back down.
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He has, unfortunately, just the opposite tendency: He tends to
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The stereotypical running quarterback tends to do only the latter.
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In the zine, that tends to come through with poetry.
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A team's record in close games tends to regress toward .
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"But that tends to be more of a rookie mistake."
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The reality, as it tends to be, was less thrilling.
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When it happens, it tends to happen with absentee ballots.
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Specialty dental work tends to hit patients in their pocketbooks.
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It tends to do better in recession than in recovery.
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The key takeaway is that SRI tends to express values.
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Research shows that girls' confidence tends to drop during puberty.
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But in discussion, one thing tends to lead to another.
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The camera still tends to oversaturate colors with warmer tones.
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Chriss, on the other hand, tends to force his hand.
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Meanwhile, the media tends to focus on drama and controversy.
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Opposing Hyde tends to be something Republicans – not Democrats – do.
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When travel goes wrong, it tends to go really wrong.
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Competition from newly founded schools tends to raise others' standards.
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IN RUSSIA, history tends to take cruel turns in August.
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Schutz's other work tends toward the absurd and the grotesque.
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But after the first week, it tends to become habit.
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"It tends to feel warm as it cures," he says.
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The Nikkei 225 tends to do well one month afterwards.
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London generally tends to vote more for the Labour Party.
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The opposition of these scholars tends to take three forms.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Brendan Emmett Quigley tends a busy bar.
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Trump tends to pick up on those who do that.
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AND WHEN IT REVERTS IT TENDS TO REVERT PRETTY SHARPLY.
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Everything that happens in arbitration tends to be kept private.
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A scenario like that tends to happen every 25 years.
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" Because apparently, "backstory tends to be sexually important to women.
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Insecurity tends to breed artificiality; confidence breeds sincerity and honesty.
|
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The generic congressional ballot tends to move in predictable ways.
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Increased volatility tends to boost the returns from such sales.
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"For one thing he tends to exaggerate tremendously," she said.
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Prolonged tension release tends to follow once these fevers break.
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And lack of diversity tends to encourage lack of diversity.
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The lag between inversion and recession tends to be lengthy.
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Voter turnout tends to drop off in midterm election years.
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It tends to float into the background after a bit.
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Being alone with Rachel tends to go poorly for everyone.
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"This tends to be a very reliable indicator," Cramer said.
|
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Meanwhile Renaissance Technologies' founder, James Simons, tends to support Democrats.
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The Caixin PMI tends to focus on smaller, private companies.
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However, Bob tends to closely monitor and watch the Dow.
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Jargon like that tends to make recruiters roll their eyes.
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The scoring system tends to favor difficult tumbling over choreography.
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Furniture tends to see its best discounts after the holidays.
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A weaker dollar tends to benefit large U.S. multinational companies.
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It also tends to sprawl, with the chronology becoming confusing.
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It tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years.
|
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Giuliani said the Justice Department tends to generally overclassify material.
|
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The primary audience for 4DX tends to be under 35.
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In such matters, ideology tends to fall by the wayside.
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The problem is that it tends to repel the rest.
|
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The televisions tends to favor professional hockey and Megyn Kelly.
|
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But at best it tends to make things more complicated.
|
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After a while it actually tends to go down again.
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Endres: The exhaustion tends to flavor your interactions with people.
|
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Late at night, however, that rumble tends to die down.
|
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Their aunt Angelica* tends to her toenails on the couch.
|
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He mostly tends to let his height do the talking.
|
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In a tender moment, the actress tends to her wounds.
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The franc tends to rally in times of geopolitical tension.
|
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And all too often Kennard tends to get swallowed whole.
|
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Which is what tends to happen when the world ends.
|
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Where Maddon tends to go Zen, Francona prefers the prosaic.
|
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Worse still, the list tends to be biased against Muslims.
|
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A nice OLED television tends to cost $2,000 and up.
|
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Mr. Wheeler tends to eschew the limelight, his colleagues said.
|
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Still, the traveling lineup tends to be a mixed bag.
|
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In traditional monetary theory, that imbalance tends push up prices.
|
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But history tends to repeat itself in the auto industry.
|
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It tends to be where there's more visible revenue growth.
|
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It tends to get busy before and after Steelers games.
|
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Our ignorance about pandemics tends to swing to dangerous panic.
|
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For one thing, fertility tends to decline with wealth anyway.
|
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The Northern Hemisphere tends to see about half as many.
|
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It tends to be more visible from the Southern Hemisphere.
|
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And the scope of these prohibitions tends to be broad.
|
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A nation's literature tends to be fed from the periphery.
|
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The reduced supply of shares tends to push prices up.
|
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The reduced supply of shares tends to push prices up.
|
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What it does is it tends to reinforce social biases.
|
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And that tends to suggest something more is going on.
|
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Yet Trump holds forth unfiltered, he tends to make news.
|
|
Lillard, the point guard, tends to take a different approach.
|
|
That's what tends to get political attention and financial attention.
|
|
The dynamic tends to lead to a more overheated discourse.
|
|
Tends to do a pretty good job about surfacing stuff.
|
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Hot, it tends to be mushy and prone to oozing.
|
|
I think the pendulum tends to swing back and forth.
|
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AlleyOOP (owned by JumpSport) tends to focus on sponsoring athletes.
|
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"Everything in Dumbo tends to have a premium," he said.
|
|
Primaries usually yield low turnouts, which tends to favor incumbents.
|
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Suboxone tends to cost a third to half as much.
|
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It tends to try a lot of things at once.
|
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Crisis tends to be met with kindness, not civil war.
|
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Such a distinctive jewel tends to attract a distinctive wearer.
|
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If anything, it tends to make students feel less safe.
|
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Well, Donald, when you unilaterally disarm, that tends to happen.
|
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Mr. Mueller's indictment of 13 Russians tends to disprove that.
|
|
He tends not to interject his own thoughts and evaluations.
|
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"Water tends to collect in lower topography," Dr. Orosei said.
|
|
A strong economy tends to boost individual giving to charity.
|
|
The Haggler tends to dwell on losses rather than victories.
|
|
Letting anything linger is not something she tends to do.
|
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Spoiler alert — that tends to be meat and animal products.
|
|
The President also tends to stretch the truth about NATO.
|
|
Zuckerberg's daily schedule tends to vary more when he travels.
|
|
Thrawn tends to win his battles with brain, not brawn.
|
|
The open office tends to bake you beneath fluorescent lights.
|
|
"Gene therapy now tends to be very focused," he said.
|
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No surprise, perhaps, that seafood tends to be your BFF.
|
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In cardland, any offer this lucrative tends not to last.
|
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Insurance tends to cover the most medically useful and straightforward.
|
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Experts say crime tends to tick up during warm weather.
|
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Historically, February tends to be a weak month for sales.
|
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Globalization also tends to divide societies into winners and losers.
|
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When a woman cheats, she tends to transfer her affections.
|
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This means that positioning often tends to follow price evolution.
|
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And although history rarely repeats itself, it tends to rhyme.
|
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Plus, the third row tends to be difficult to access.
|
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The White House tends to bring out paranoia and insecurity.
|
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Our age group tends to be before that kicks in.
|
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This sounds good but tends to make undercover investigations impossible.
|
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That tends to be a fairly normal thing, I think.
|
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Complaining about life's indignities tends to be a default position.
|
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"Our toast tends to fall butter side down," he said.
|
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And the CBOE Volatility Index tends to surge, history shows.
|
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Also, as a player ages, his WAR tends to decline.
|
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But it tends to go missing in the policy conversation.
|
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Generally, the camera tends to work better when it's stationary.
|
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It tends to set lower rates than private insurance plans.
|
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And as time goes on, the discrepancy tends to widen.
|
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Like other sciences, parapsychology tends to be associated with men.
|
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It tends to embrace the dominant values of the time.
|
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Studies involving staged conflicts have shown that previous experience of winning a fight tends to increase the probability of winning in later contests, while previous experience of losing tends to have the opposite effect.
|
|
"The company tends to outperform competitors particularly at the mid-market where price tends to be a bigger factor relative to feature set and additional platform solutions," Anne Meisner, analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group said.
|
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Among the G3 currencies, the euro, which is generally positively correlated to risk sentiment, tends to ease on trade worries while the yen tends to gain but the two currencies' reactions have been more qualified.
|
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As crises recede and employment rises, so suicide tends to ebb.
|
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He tends to stick with the same barbecue tools as well.
|
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But we all know that social media tends to blur reality.
|
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Reading and talking about dreams tends to increase recall of them.
|
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That tends to happen on Twitter, as you experienced with #KaraJack.
|
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The longer the incubation, the rarer the Pokémon tends to be.
|
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This variety of garlic tends to be prevalent at farmer's markets.
|
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It varies by month, but tends to be around $100/month.
|
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Investment between the close allies tends to flow the other direction.
|
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That's when an object at rest tends to stay at rest.
|
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The next best thing, money-wise, tends to be pharmaceutical medications.
|
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Typical design software tends to be overwhelming, overstuffed, and staggeringly expensive.
|
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It tends to make me an easier target for xenophobic rhetoric.
|
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This type of work tends to have an impact on production.
|
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So it's a smaller audience that tends to spread things easier.
|
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Health-wise, less teen sex tends to be a good thing.
|
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The MP suggested the term "tends" to be applied to women.
|
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Then again, Jeff Bezos tends to be ahead of the pack.
|
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It tends to be more costly, but also much more efficient.
|
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Kim tends to also bring a second Mercedes limo with him.
|
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Giving way to bullying, after all, only tends to encourage it.
|
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Human nature gets in the way, as it tends to do.
|
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The manifesto, which is 73 pages long, tends toward name-dropping.
|
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Even for special occasions, Middleton tends to keep the eyeliner minimal.
|
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Financial abuse or deceit tends to go unpunished, the survey found.
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What it tends to mean: Excitement or frustration The Noise: Yowling
|
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But Mr Trump tends not to be unduly bothered by facts.
|
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Historically, Netflix tends to pull back hard after a prolonged run.
|
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Debate about sin taxes often tends to blur two distinct purposes.
|
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Silence tends to lead to speculation to fill the information vacuum.
|
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Aid tends to be concentrated in a small number of countries.
|
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I'm just someone who tends to carry on despite those feelings.
|
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He tends to dress "It Girls" and supermodels like Bella Hadid.
|
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Yet as it tends to do, life threw us a curveball.
|
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The main difference tends to be the fees that funds charge.
|
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Jobless claims data tends to be volatile around the holiday season.
|
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That means it tends to promote its own products over competitors'.
|
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Unionizing particularly tends to benefit minority workers, especially women of color.
|
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It tends to burn dirty, particularly at low speeds and temperatures.
|
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The pace is startling and that tends to lead to errors.
|
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It tends to retire its naval submarines faster than America does.
|
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That's just how democratic politics, of all sorts, tends to work.
|
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"He tends to feel simpatico with Ukraine," he said of Vindman.
|
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Private equity also tends to prefer working amiably with existing management.
|
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But when you start using the Fold, it tends to disappear.
|
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" Adding, "all of that real world stuff tends to seep in.
|
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And if you can't do that, the coverage tends to fail.
|
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Downstairs, Lala organizes the store and tends to a few customers.
|
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"The reason tends to boil down to self-awareness," he said.
|
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Unlike hurricanes, disaster fraud tends to move in a predictable sequence.
|
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Shelhamer adds that sensitivity to motion tends to decline with age.
|
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Apparently the condition tends to resolve itself within a few weeks.
|
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The clinic tends to thousands of patients, many poor and uninsured.
|
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It's playful but Marcus quickly understands that Tad tends to micromanage.
|
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But it's the audio track that tends to be a keeper.
|
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It is like a cornered animal, it tends to lash out.
|
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As a result, destocking in these cities tends to lag behind.
|
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However, the model tends to benefit larger companies over smaller ones.
|
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Crime does not occur randomly across cities; it tends to cluster.
|
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For this reason, pink tends to be either loved or loathed.
|
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That is — whatever happens during the convention period tends to last.
|
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He tends to sheep at the farm between 8:30 a.m.
|
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Not surprisingly, that birthday tends to crowd out the Hitchhiker's remembrances.
|
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Bankers say clearing on LCH tends to be cheaper than elsewhere.
|
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First quarter growth tends to be weaker due to seasonal factors.
|
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In poor countries, the evidence tends to favour the private sector.
|
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It also helps explain why the market tends to increase inequality.
|
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Violent crime tends to be higher, with the exception of Mississippi.
|
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Demand for flipped homes tends to come from first-time buyers.
|
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Beijing tends to prefer incumbent party successors with consistent policy lines.
|
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Proximity tends to be a safeguard from making a terrible choice.
|
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However, AR has issues with execution, which tends to feel gimmicky.
|
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But once convinced, a gamer on iOS tends to spend more.
|
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I'm a 30G, so bra shopping tends to be a struggle.
|
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In these kinds of settings, Trump tends to dominate the proceedings.
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Spending several days immersed in any subject tends to do that.
|
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The joint judgment of the committee tends to be very good.
|
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Gold tends to fall out of favor when interest rates rise.
|
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The hunt tends to attract people with technical backgrounds, Meachum says.
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But Nersa tends to grant much smaller increases than Eskom demands.
|
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But a stronger greenback also tends to weigh on gold prices.
|
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Twitter tends to do well around live events, particularly sporting events.
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She tends to be seen driving only around her private estates.
|
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Software thrown over wall in school settings tends to land flat.
|
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But because discrimination tends to be hidden, courts usually provide flexibility.
|
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In general, the zone tends to draw some mentally unstable characters.
|
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But unsurprisingly, Google tends to bring new features to Android first.
|
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Or have something behind it, but it tends to be celebrated.
|
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In general, this tends to be the case at Sissy Night.
|
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Tends to wreck the vibe in the middle of a ride.
|
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The curve tends to flatten when the Fed gets more hawkish.
|
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Unsurprisingly, it tends to track the S&P 500 very closely.
|
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Nowadays, my fetish-related storytelling tends to include belching whenever applicable.
|
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A true generational shift tends to include a few foundational adjustments.
|
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Of these, Netflix tends to be pirated for the longest period.
|
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As refinance applications surge, average loan size tends to go up.
|
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Aid policy tends to be produced in a largely piecemeal fashion.
|
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Conversely, when depression symptoms lift, survival tends to improve, researchers found.
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It also tends to be used in areas that lean Democratic.
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That tends to be a recipe for a higher share price.
|
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It tends to be a computationally intensive and energy-intensive process.
|
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Voodoo tends to commemorate the dearly departed with pastries pretty frequently.
|
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In a bullish market, one tends to ignore all negative cues.
|
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But the arc of decline tends to be incremental and slow.
|
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But the polarization of Washington tends to kill such pipe dreams.
|
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When a basic fact challenges Trump, he tends to reject it.
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The body tends to get rid of excess vitamin, he said.
|
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Now, she tends to work with computers and arrange in software.
|
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It's a form of social rejection that tends to cut deep.
|
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That last point, Leone concedes, tends to face the strongest opposition.
|
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Despite that, though, change tends to come slow in the NFL.
|
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This tends to channel funds and contracts to politically connected incumbents.
|
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And, as he tends to do, he used PowerPoint, members confirmed.
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In contrast, Germany's Bafin tends to be less progressive, he added.
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Protein tends to be slightly higher in dairy ice creams, too.
|
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In cases of anxiety, the emotional response tends to be fear.
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It tends to be local events where bi groups get together.
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However, the unemployment rate tends to move in fits and starts.
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Conversely, when democracy is weakened, support for it tends to increase.
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So that-- naturally, recovery phase tends to be longer than usual.
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"When Seattle gets people, it tends to keep them," she said.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, anything that increases profits tends to push stocks.
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A liar tends to stick with the same, bare-bones answers.
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"The remodeling market tends to follow the housing market," she said.
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"Medicine tends to think in gradients, emerging competencies, neurodevelopment," he said.
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Otherwise, entrenched management tends to linger on and waste shareholder funds.
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He thus tends to ignore those who had no moral dilemmas.
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The services Ms. Cox provides tends to fall into stereotypical silos.
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Russian history tends to focus on the rulers, not the people.
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Life tends to gets smaller when joining the tiny-house movement.
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Southern food tends not to be spicy, except for tangy barbecue.
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As a filmmaker, Mr. Baxter often tends toward needless force-feeding.
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The yen tends to benefit from geopolitical uncertainty and risk aversion.
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Adding any irritating ingredients tends to turn that grease into acne.
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Plastic also tends to be rougher on your knives than wood.
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At universities, Simons said, coding tends to be an erratic process.
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Eastern Virginia tends to be more diverse, wealthier, and more educated.
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Plus, packing lunch also tends to be better for your waistline.
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Such a strategy tends to reap the highest returns for investors.
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Well, society tends to frown on adults just committing actual crimes.
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Your costume tends to be more important than your finish time.
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But the Fed tends to operate on trends, not data points.
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Porn tends to get a bad rap — and for good reason.
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"RP: "McCauley tends to look through fashion and interior design trends.
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When everyone else does their job, he tends to do his.
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The left tends to focus on this general idea of fairness.
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Ottawa owner Eugene Melnyk lashed out, as he tends to do.
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"Circus" tends to convey tents, trained animals, kids with noisemakers, etc.
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Regression is real, and good luck tends even out over time.
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A must-read: Cleveland tends to feels both shrunken and stretched.
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Matching up against Curry tends not to do Irving any favors.
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Typical malware tends infects systems to cause damage or harvest data.
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And we know that uncertainty tends to be bad for investment.
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Rude behavior is catching: it tends to trigger more negative behavior.
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He tends to focus on industries that can evolve over time.
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He tends to hold on for as long as he can.
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Gale, because of his experiences and temperament, tends toward violent remedies.
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But pay here tends to be lower than in the city.
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Silicon Valley also tends to ignore problems in its own house.
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It tends to devolve into a fight between upswingers and downswingers.
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Now in the States, Yeun tends to get offered genial characters.
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It's a relationship one tends to associate more with authoritarian regimes.
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This is not an attitude that tends to produce excellent products.
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Related to that, a poor founder tends to be less confident.
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Good economic news, for example, tends to blunt anti-incumbent sentiments.
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But it tends to dilute Democrats' voting power across all districts.
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Condescension now tends to target the outsiders rather than the natives.
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Voter turnout tends to be pretty low for local elections, anyway.
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Difficulty accumulating savings tends to bleed local service businesses of revenue.
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"The impact of antibiotic therapy tends to be exaggerated," she says.
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And that tends to go over much better with other people.
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The art that does get funded tends to support political goals.
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Ms. Barrios also tends bar there and coordinates Monday-night karaoke.
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Mr. McCain tends to vote in line with Mr. Trump's positions.
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He tends to book his airline seats on American Airlines' site.
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And we know that influenza B tends to affect children more.
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League traffic tends to come to a standstill while he deliberates.
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The heaviest traffic tends to be between 3 and 4 p.m.
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Immigration also tends to bolster the incomes of college-educated Americans.
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And this purity tends to be found in holdouts like Forlini's.
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"It tends to anchor that person in the past," she said.
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She tends to hold back a little bit that first lap.
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He is famously elusive and his humor tends toward the sardonic.
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In Iowa, Ms. Axne tends to avoid talking about Mr. Trump.
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He is Muslim, but said he tends to pray at home.
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But that's not what tends to be on view down here.
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"Amazon tends to go slow before they start scaling," Watson said.
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It tends to be more of a need-based property type.
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The younger, more ethnically diverse electorate tends to lean toward Labor.
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An adult who is told, "Two nights only" tends to chafe.
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He is decisive, quick and tends not to negotiate on price.
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She also tends to wear lighter makeup than her "BoP" character.
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"The picture tends to look brighter and more vibrant," he added.
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And we know that meat tends to have an outsize impact.
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That's why caucus turnout tends to be significantly lower than primaries.
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Tragedy anywhere tends to appeal to a basic human emotion: empathy.
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In consensual drunken hookups, the sex still tends to be meh.
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This mixed-breed dog tends to be intelligent, loyal, and active.
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Where governments provide it, waste control tends to be done effectively.
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And it tends to consume societies, starting with their political parties.
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Widespread poverty means mobile adoption tends to favor basic phone models.
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He tends to edit the orchestral parts of his songs spontaneously.
|
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With nonessential government offices closed, Ware said, volatility tends to increase.
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Speaker Boehner tends to want to speak for the American people.
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The possibility of nuclear war tends to push all else aside.
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The platform tends to applaud gamblers and risk-takers, not investors.
|
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But the power in the Montalcino wines tends to be amplified.
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The handling of such incidents tends to vary case by case.
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A bris also tends to be done in front of people.
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"A ball in motion tends to stay in motion," she said.
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"A ball in motion tends to stay in motion," she said.
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Broadly speaking, liquor tends to be more environmentally sustainable per unit.
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It also tends to attack women in their 40s and 50s.
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Normally, traffic tends to buildup on some highways more than others.
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"Your social hour tends to end at 10 o'clock," she said.
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"I came to see it tends to go nowhere," he said.
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"No one tends to think of something like prescriptions," Scarpino said.
|
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Human nature, after all, ensures that history tends to repeat itself.
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A country's currency tends to go up in tandem with rates.
|
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"Emotional well-being tends to increase with age," Dr. Trillingsgaard said.
|
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Two weeks after similar drops, the streaming giant tends to rebound.
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He prefers quick discussions and tends not to negotiate on price.
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More accurately, it tends to refer to anybody with slanted eyes.
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It tends to fall somewhere between late November and late December.
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This tends to play out in the most petty of ways.
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The Onassis Cultural Center itself tends to stir an emotion: gratitude.
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That tends to be an excellent outcome for almost any economy.
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Since it's right off the road, it tends to get crowded.
|
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Gold tends to enjoy an inverse relationship to the U.S. currency.
|
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History tells us Apple tends to lead by refining existing functions.
|
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As a result, financial planning tends to focus on the math.
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Heavy rainfall tends to destabilize soil, causing more trees to uproot.
|
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The music tends toward mainstream electronic dance music and house music.
|
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But Trump ultimately tends to lose them, according to Nolette's data.
|
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However, she tends to worry constantly about the people she loves.
|
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"We know depression tends to cause more vascular inflammation," he said.
|
|
America tends to want to roll the dice and move forward.
|
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Once you discover this, everything else tends to fall into place.
|
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Services business tends to be more practical in some sense right.
|
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But Sheetz tends to twist the screw another time or two.
|
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The exporter-heavy stock index tends to rise when sterling falls.
|
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My brain tends to obsess over perceived flaws in my appearance.
|
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Trump tends to keep a low profile while at the resort.
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But at home it tends to be all light home cooking.
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So, yeah, Quigley tends to get more of a villain edit.
|
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That private behavior tends to conflict with her public admonishments: Mrs.
|
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A six-figure price tag tends to deter digital impulse buys.
|
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That's where traditional fact-checking tends to run into a wall.
|
|
This is not a show that tends to play it safe.
|
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But murder and extreme violence tends to make people very queasy.
|
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If not, the loudest voice in social media tends to win.
|
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Which tends to benefit them because they've all those lawyers. Right.
|
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The food tends to be healthier, which is good for everyone.
|
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It tends to provide the highlights of a great life, rather than digging deep, and it tends to offer an actor a chance to do a hammy impression, rather than something with more depth and feeling.
|
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"When equity investors are skittish, the Canadian dollar tends to underperform, when there is a little bit of bullish sentiment with respect to equity markets, the Canadian dollar tends to track that very closely," Schruder said.
|
|
Polling tends to go haywire during the conventions every four years: The primaries have ended, the parties are consolidating, vice presidential candidates are picked, and one party tends to get a nonstop focus of media attention.
|
|
To say that volatility tends to rise when it is at record-low levels is tautological — akin to saying that whenever the weather is as rainy as it has ever been before, it tends to get sunnier.
|
|
Such across-the-board weakness is rare "because what tends to be bad for one asset tends to be good for some other asset somewhere," said Ben Inker, head of asset allocation for the investment firm GMO.
|
|
On an enterprise scale, that tends to look like reinventing the wheel.
|
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Below the first few feet, it tends to stay frozen all year.
|
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Social media tends to get a bad rap — and for good reason.
|
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"I guess everyone tends to feel depressed about it," Baez told Gizmodo.
|
|
Strong's restraint tends to underline just how shtick-y Baron Cohen, who
|
|
The conversation around 5G tends to include a whole lot of hype.
|
|
Higher inflation tends to depress bond prices, lifting yields in the process.
|
|
Research by Expedia shows that British royal family tends to repeat names.
|
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Research shows that positive outlook tends to lead to very positive emotions.
|
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The reverse structure of backwardation tends to indicate a drawdown in stocks.
|
|
The work that inspires me tends to be work like Winslow Homer.
|
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A lot of oxygen flowing to those muscles tends to drain you.
|
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Once the kids start high school, the aggression tends to taper off.
|
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The lake tends to ebb and grow with wet and dry seasons.
|
|
He says this is because estrogen tends to spikes after you ovulate.
|
|
Factory data tends to be volatile, even after adjustment for seasonal factors.
|
|
But those are big topics that Trump tends to pay attention to.
|
|
Suffice it to say Florida's death row tends to be pretty packed.
|
|
For women, this criticism tends to be strongly tied to their appearance.
|
|
Two years tends to be the limit for provisional imprisonment in Spain.
|
|
Like artisanal mining everywhere, production tends to be highly sensitive to price.
|
|
Of course that tends to be in the eye of the beholder.
|
|
"Breast tissue tends to be fairly symmetrical," says gynecological nurse Danielle Benedek.
|
|
It tends to rally going into the quarter, and then sell off.
|
|
In the UK, campaigning tends to last between five to six weeks.
|
|
Little wonder that the farm lobby tends vocally to support free trade.
|
|
He tends to want to help out in exchange for a meal.
|
|
It also tends to overexpose skin tones and make everyone look pale.
|
|
When someone's talking to you it tends to be four or five.
|
|
Amazon, as it tends to do, has quantified and systematized the process.
|
|
Treatment protocol tends to start with antibiotics ASAP, followed by other steps.
|
|
Image via Elle Beyoncé tends to let her art speak for herself.
|
|
Attempting to game the Fed tends to leave investors "disappointed," Cramer said.
|
|
The country's most powerful neighbour, India, tends to support the Awami League.
|
|
But Returns tends to play into his weaknesses, rather than his strengths.
|
|
Her work tends to reinterpret everyday life as something clever and unexpected.
|
|
YouTubers are mad, and when creators get angry, YouTube tends to listen.
|
|
This need not rise with population, but in practice it tends to.
|
|
"It's very personal," adds Mr Hale, as southern history tends to be.
|
|
THINK ABOUT TIMING Who tends to get snookered on high textbook costs?
|
|
Volatility tends to mean big drops more than it does big rallies.
|
|
Instead, the furniture tends to be spartan and everyone works on laptop.
|
|
It tends to push back, seeming to want to foil the meddler.
|
|
It is also a caucus state, which tends to attract committed activists.
|
|
And personal ownership tends to cost around $1.50 per mile, Nair said.
|
|
This mix tends to kill a bull market sooner rather than later.
|
|
And overall, the system tends to struggle when the lighting changes abruptly.
|
|
This slowly evolving body of principles tends to mean good, flexible government.
|
|
Gallup also found that this feeling of importance tends to drive turnout.
|
|
Anyway, the rain tends to amp up the energy of the show.
|
|
Sanders is an Independent from Vermont but tends to vote with Democrats.
|
|
Paul "tends to slink around", while Peter "walks with a bold step".
|
|
From a seasonal perspective, oil tends to trade downward through early August.
|
|
The group's annual "State of the Air" report tends to be optimistic.
|
|
The simplest explanation is that wealth tends to be correlated with latitude.
|
|
Investor behavior in Saudi Arabia tends to be volatile and herd-driven.
|
|
When you say short things, what tends to work better is outrage.
|
|
Perry always tends to go over-the-top with Met Gala themes.
|
|
In America and Britain, faith tends to be supplanted by deep doubts.
|
|
That's just the way the conversation tends to unfold around this game.
|
|
If it can't drive reach or revenues, it tends to get cut.
|
|
But that tends to be negativity about things that I can't control.
|
|
This class tends towards the latter, but they're pretty on point today.
|
|
In Virginia generally, Mr Trump's approval rating tends to be below 40%.
|
|
England, as we all know, tends to get a lot of rain.
|
|
COMPETITION between Uber and the taxi industry tends to be fierce everywhere.
|
|
Insofar as they shift, the change tends to originate inside the tribe.
|
|
Elgin's east side is poorer, more diverse and tends to vote Democratic.
|
|
First-quarter GDP tends to be soft because of a seasonal quirk.
|
|
Building a battle drone tends to be an organic process for him.
|
|
The tradition of folk music tends to lean a little more political.
|
|
With speakers, however, each listener tends to favor their preferred sound signatures.
|
|
And that tends to be what makes it such a juicy target.
|
|
In the US, the EPA's testing process tends to yield lower numbers.
|
|
Our thinking about immigration tends to be over-influenced by individual cases.
|
|
An NYPD officer tends to a stabbing victim on July 29, 1992.
|
|
Data produced quickly tends to be inaccurate; compiling numbers meticulously takes time.
|
|
He tends to lie a lot, as Ezra Klein explained for Vox.
|
|
Campaign spending tends to have a relatively small impact on election outcomes.
|
|
But when paper rights meet steel scoopers, the paper tends to tear.
|
|
For example: New York tends to have more mandated benefits than Mississippi.
|
|
Beyond its competitive price, Colombian coal also tends to be higher quality.
|
|
Risking your life like that tends to quickly put everything in perspective.
|
|
All that tends to be lost on most elected U.S. Republicans, however.
|
|
"When nails are super dry, polish tends to flake off," she says.
|
|
It tends to be more direct shopping than buying over the internet.
|
|
Society tends to view African-American men as heteromasculine, unemotional and aggressive.
|
|
The smaller the department, the tougher it tends to be for them.
|
|
"The Hispanic community tends to vote in the general election," Alvarez says.
|
|
But nowadays, the "best version" of oneself tends to be the superficial.
|
|
SO OUR RELATIONSHIP TO CORPORATES TENDS TO BE A LITTLE BIT LESS.
|
|
Unlike most companies, Pixite tends to write a new statement every year.
|
|
But, you know what, when it reports it tends to get hit.
|
|
Sharma cautioned that the pound tends to do less well in May.
|
|
But the market tends to be more balanced than it is now.
|
|
It has fewer evangelical voters and tends to ignore results in Iowa.
|
|
Espresso tends to be darker, heavier, and richer than infusion brewed coffee.
|
|
Rent tends to be more of a budget-buster in coastal cities.
|
|
For the most part, it also tends to be faster and cheaper.
|
|
In short, their cost of care tends to be a lot higher.
|
|
A colonising power tends to impose its language on a subject land.
|
|
But we know what happens when things go against him: He tends
|
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By comparison, diazepam tends to kick in around the 40-minute mark.
|
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Rising inflation tends to erode the value of bonds, pushing yields higher.
|
|
Russia also tends to defy the US in North Korea and Syria.
|
|
"I think that anything that works tends to get attacked," she said.
|
|
Higher inflation tends to depress bond prices, which move inversely to prices.
|
|
The workforce tends to skew even more male at the highest levels.
|
|
What kind of humor in video games tends to land for you?
|
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A stronger greenback tends to increase the purchase cost for non-U.
|
|
This tends to happen the same way every time, when it happens.
|
|
But, we've also seen in recent years that little tends to change.
|
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Lambkin tends to undersell his musical talents, but his handiwork is undeniable.
|
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But she tends to get along better with humans than other dogs.
|
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With twins joined at the head, one tends to be more dominant.
|
|
Suicide tends to be under-reported, especially when it involves drug overdoses.
|
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The bottom line:The illness tends to spike in late summer through fall.
|
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Plus, making your own meals tends to be healthier than eating out.
|
|
The census, in comparison, tends to posit more reasonable estimates for turnout.
|
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But a quirk of the tax code tends to obliterate that advantage.
|
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That you will be the one who guides, who tends, who listens.
|
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Unfortunately, misinformation tends to spread faster and more profusely than the truth.
|
|
Financial stability also tends to deteriorate as governments rack up greater debts.
|
|
Any upward movement in one firm tends to ripple among its peers.
|
|
She tends to paint human skin with a mutedness that approaches grayscale.
|
|
First-quarter GDP tends to be sluggish because of a seasonal quirk.
|
|
Impeachment politics tends to undermine bipartisan goodwill often needed for legislative success.
|
|
When there's a lot at stake, performance anxiety tends to kick in.
|
|
Some policing still occurs today, but it tends to be less formal.
|
|
At his rallies, Mr. Trump tends to highlight any time that Mrs.
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The stock market tends to be a leading indicator for the economy.
|
|
Now, any discussion of veganism online tends to be an absolute minefield.
|
|
A wider current account deficit tends to lead to a lower currency.
|
|
It tends to value academic perfection over personal growth and self-expression.
|
|
Every central tenet of FMMF tends to turn out to be false.
|
|
Economics tends to do a poor job of considering such social implications.
|
|
Also, the candidate that wins Ohio tends to win the whole enchilada.
|
|
This attribute tends to be just as contagious as a joyful attitude.
|
|
When companies come to town, unemployment tends to stay where it was.
|
|
And, as Trump acknowledged Thursday, the Guantanamo process tends to be slow.
|
|
" Another clue: "The higher end tends to be heavier and feel solid.
|
|
Instead, he tends to turn to his music to send a message.
|
|
But, at the same time, civilized society tends to frown upon it.
|
|
However, it is a hybrid bed, which tends to run more expensive.
|
|
It tends to breed in cryptic environments that are hard to find.
|
|
He said typically July tends to see a market that flattens out.
|
|
Staying composed Yet, it is abroad that Melania Trump tends to shine.
|
|
If the market is down it often tends to accelerate on Friday.
|
|
As far as network egress goes, Google tends to be pretty pricey.
|
|
But support for third parties tends to dwindle as elections draw near.
|
|
But if she contests, her innocence tends to work disfavorably against her.
|
|
Meanwhile, Eastern Europe tends to be the least accepting country for migrants.
|
|
I would say it tends to be a bit sweeter these days.
|
|
So many, in fact, that he tends to disappear into roles completely.
|
|
But every ship that sails tends to bring me back to her.
|
|
That's how luck works, and it tends to even out over time.
|
|
Apple tends to let products evolve until a complete overhaul is prudent.
|
|
The number of hate groups tends to fluctuate from year to year.
|
|
"I think the law tends to be like this too," Kovitz said.
|
|
Innovation tends to happen as people need tools applications for running that.
|
|
Cortisol—a steroid hormone—also tends to be part of the problem.
|
|
"Business tends to forget more quickly than social conscience," the diplomat said.
|
|
On criminal law: Pryor tends to rule in favor of the state.
|
|
It tends to be even more chilled than that, to be honest.
|
|
When I'm overweight, my body tends to hold fat in weird places.
|
|
The highest storm surge tends to occur with the hurricane's strongest winds.
|
|
The first act tends toward modal tonality, with floridly expressive vocal lines.
|
|
The charismatic outsider tends to become authoritarian, alienating others in the company.
|
|
This second group tends to believe that a woman's rights take precedence.
|
|
"It's a toxic molecule—that's what tends to get overlooked," Dyer says.
|
|
"He tends to have rather emotional responses," he said of Mr. Trump.
|
|
Valentine's Day tends to make people think about their romantic relationships. Single?
|
|
Unlike male-pattern baldness, female-pattern baldness tends to be more diffuse.
|
|
As he tends to, Shia took his own approach ... with a friend.
|
|
Reality TV tends to be low-risk, and it's generally low-reward.
|
|
But the genre tends to let the system itself off the hook.
|
|
But the emphasis tends to be on current titles, or TV series.
|
|
"Their stuff tends to be more interesting-looking on camera," he said.
|
|
But the debate tends to get bogged down for a few reasons.
|
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Mob justice also tends to overlook issues that are, frankly, more important.
|
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So that tends to be ice that's more than one year old.
|
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"Their voting tends to help you prosper," Mr. Peoples said of Republicans.
|
|
Meanwhile, Apple tends to keep iPhones updated for up to four years.
|
|
Any business in Albany tends to carry the whiff of backroom dealing.
|
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Additionally, the way researchers match cases to controls tends to be subjective.
|
|
Protest music usually tends to flourish in times of major political upheaval.
|
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The pearl tends to replicate a natural-looking bait in the daytime.
|
|
In conversation, he tends to hold eye contact, an invitation to conspire.
|
|
Also, produce tends to be easier to work with when it's warmer.
|
|
"Generally, makeup tends to clog the pores of the skin," she says.
|
|
Manufacturing activity also tends to falter before other parts of an economy.
|
|
In other words, a Trump rally tends to involve many false claims.
|
|
Chase's tends to be conservative with handing out spots, Ms. McGuire said.
|
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My productivity tends to take a dive when my kindergartener is home.
|
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It tends to suggest that you are hiding the money's true source.
|
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Fashion tends to suffer by comparison, because its purpose is ultimately practical.
|
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Newer, saltwater sea ice is much softer and tends to be white.
|
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Whereas I think in English, that tends to be reserved for kids.
|
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The latter tends to be out of reach even with additional training.
|
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Apple tends to use its September event for iPhones and Apple Watches.
|
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If motivated ''more from the heart,'' touch tends to incorporate the palm.
|
|
Cons: The hotel tends to be expensive, and not just room rates.
|
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Optimism tends not to be a default position for a foreign correspondent.
|
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That their food tends to be highly Instagramable certainly doesn't hurt, either.
|
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And when they do, Rodgers's father tends to keep his answers short.
|
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The Senate, by contrast, tends to be more methodical, deliberative and traditionalist.
|
|
Dismemberment in the films tends to be saved for more dramatic moments.
|
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A stronger dollar tends to pressure assets priced in the U.S. currency.
|
|
Its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, tends to be skeptical toward Britain's global role.
|
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HK/SIN, tends to be sensitive to economic data out of China.
|
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I know literary fiction tends to lack plot, but I don't care.
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Use of another language tends to delay the onset of dementia.2.
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French oak tends to offer a spicier, toasty woodiness that sticks out.
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Conventional understanding of pro-choice politics tends to fixate on Roe v.
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Its fan base, although diverse racially, tends toward cultural and political conservatism.
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In fact, Samsung's "Bixby Scene Optimizer" setting tends to make it worse.
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One of Handy's strengths is that his brain tends toward unlikely analogies.
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But the arrangement tends to be a bit different with the wealthy.
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"News tends to be more fragmented," he added, referring to social media.
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Visiting wineries tends to be a staple activity for tourists to Tuscany.
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It's why a mass of 50 echinacea (Level 2) tends to flop.
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But regulation tends to increase the fixed costs of running a business.
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OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau's modus operandi tends to be public measure and restraint.
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This tends to be an issue when you look at trading revenues.
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"The mind is the one that tends to get tired," they said.
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As a result, our relationship with the police tends to be adversarial.
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As a result, our relationship with the police tends to be adversarial.
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When he is discharged, he tends to struggle without those robust supports.
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Denying reality may be politically convenient, but fact tends to catch up.
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"It tends to have less embedded trading costs of other mutual funds."
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Moral relativism, we have learned yet again, tends to benefit mendacious demagogues.
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It also tends to appear among women in their 40s and 50s.
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This tends to increase the demographic representativeness of many big election nights.
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But it tends to be a low-key player in military matters.
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With bitcoin, extreme volatility tends to undermine its function of storing value.
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One is a basic political reality: Mississippi tends to be fairly Republican.
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It tends to be common pantry items like salt, spices, molasses, honey.
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Still Processing The end of the year tends to turn people reflective.
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EM tends to come with high fees and at times impossible conditions.
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Recently, as she tends to do, Azealia Banks decided to weigh in.
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When you break the 50-day, it tends to be self-fulfilling.
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He points out that equity volatility tends to increase in the fall.
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But privilege tends to be invisible to the person who has it.
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When we look at price charts our bias tends to be bullish.
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Strontium-90 tends to accumulate in the bones; ruthenium in the intestines.
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They, however, cautioned that Dollar Tree's outlook tends to be very conservative.
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The average cost for a live tree tends to be about $78.
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That borrowing and spending increases demand, which tends to drive prices higher.
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Geopolitical risk tends to drive buying of safe-haven investments like bullion.
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When poems become secular prayers, reverence tends to rub away their edges.
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Few companies today desire the publicity that tends to follow such events.
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That survey tends to focus more on larger and state-supported firms.
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Moreover, the bond price tends to be greater than the $100,500 minimum.
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"Queens tends to be the borough with the most trees," he said.
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Netflix tends to play down the threat posed by its streaming rivals.
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Netflix tends to play down the threat posed by its streaming rivals.
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This style tends to work better in alternative rooms than in clubs.
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Beef fat also tends to melt slowly, over a wide temperature range.
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Ambiguity, especially in text messages and online, tends to be perceived negatively.
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Cutting out junk food tends to be enough to do the trick.
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The absence of gravity tends to make us frail in multiple ways.
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But Congress tends to tinker around the edges — and feud over Obamacare.
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Explain what your research shows about how that "playbook" tends to work.
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My uniform tends to be sneakers, jeans, and a button-down shirt.
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" He tells me that his couples' work tends to do "extremely well.
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The scarcity of truffles tends to lead to a lot of counterfeit.
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Letting players get too comfortable or confident tends to ruin the experience.
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So one tends to see preemptive killings and retaliatory shootings go up.
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And he likes the encounters he tends to have along the way.
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I have pretty strong prescription, which tends to make the lenses thicker.
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Grilling season is here, which tends to be great news for carnivores.
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Pomel reports his company tends to compete with larger legacy vendors such as IBM, HP, BMC and CA, but he reports that the strongest competition tends to be open source solutions or companies trying to build something themselves.
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This part gets complicated, but what you need to know is that THC tends to interact with the parts of your body that makes you feel "high," while CBD tends to interact with the parts that reduces inflammation.
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Methane emitted by microbial sources (also known as biogenic) tends to be lighter, with less of the carbon isotope C22022 relative to C22022, whereas methane from fossil fuels (thermogenic) and from burning biomass tends to be isotopically heavier.
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" • "Central-bank stimulus tends to weaken a country's exchange rate, so when the E.C.B. embraces easy-money policies, as it did two weeks ago, it tends to weaken the euro against other European currencies, such as the Swiss franc.
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"What tends to move markets the most tends to be issues with China," said Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani, Chief Investment Officer for Private Wealth Management at Goldman Sachs, saying it was both her biggest short-term and longer-term worry.
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But in like the world we have, the fastest-moving company tends to win; the company that gets to the most scale the fastest and proves the fastest, makes the best products, tends to win, and that's mostly good.
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Mr. Alda plays the dyspeptic, pre-politically correct Uncle Pete, who tends bar.
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Thus, if politicians have discretion over monetary policy, inflation tends to rise inexorably.
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So moving away from rural areas tends to save more women than men.
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I/O tends to be where the company starts to cement their plans.
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Walmart, however, tends to be viewed differently by this demographic, shall we say.
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Back on the farm in Kenya, Wafula tends to her three Fresian cows.
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But that popular crowd tends to dress like a bunch of lame lemmings.
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The documentary tends to meander, content to luxuriate in exploring its subjects' relationship.
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The remaining 1 million Swiss francs tends to be shared between the group.
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The Caixin survey tends to focus more on small and mid-sized firms.
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That only tends to happen to yoga instructors and other people constantly stretching.
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A weaker yen tends to help Japanese exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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Trump, like Homer, tends to pour fuel -- and lots of it -- on fires.
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The way people present symptoms of depression tends to vary according to platform.
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"Wherever Judy goes...chaos tends to follow," Marsden's character warns in the trailer.
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"Rural America, per capita, tends to be older, poorer and sicker," she said.
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He went on to say that inclement weather tends to favor the incumbent.
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This job tends to pay $51.43k to $87k CAD annually in Toronto. 7.
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He tends to his online fan community, Bowienet, like a particularly diligent shepherd.
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That tends to be valuable today [to be seen as] an empathetic person.
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The first quarter of the year tends to be generally positive for stocks.
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Factory output data tends to be volatile, even after adjustment for seasonal factors.
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The market value of a bond tends to decrease when interest rates rise.
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One city that tends to fall into the latter category is New Jersey.
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Discussion of this theory tends to quickly get bogged down in technical jargon.
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Sir John tends to favor a woman's natural beauty and not overdo it.
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As it is, international surgery tends to be a whirlwind experience for patients.
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Studies also show that a more diverse team tends to be more productive.
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While end-year refinery activity tends to increase, this was larger than expected.
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The Empire tends to be evil with an English accent, for some reason.
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Though, as I've learned, the company has stature and tends to lowball people.
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For many individuals, this tax tends to be in the 15 percent range.
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A masseur tends to a customer on the banks of the River Ganges.
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And in any event, alcohol tends to exaggerate existing tendencies, not create them.
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Since 2013, two weeks after similar moves, the bullish trend tends to continue.
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This tends to be the Holy Grail quality people look for in meat.
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And that's in part because their path to revenue tends to be shorter.
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It's also worth noting that this star sign-billionaire correlation tends to fluctuate.
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At the same time, our experience of crisis tends to be increasingly personalised.
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And Clarkson's approach when she does address controversial topics tends to be diplomatic.
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It just tends to be noticed more often among purportedly vapid young women.
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"June tends to be a low-volatility month in any case," Gibbs said.
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The show itself tends to feature the zanier moments in pop culture history.
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The outlet tends to be more outspoken in contrast to other state media.
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Trading in staples tends to be politically sensitive in times of food scarcity.
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What it tends to mean: They're extra-pleased or excited The Noise: Chirping
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The end of summer tends to bring up an array of mixed feelings.
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As rhetoric, viral whataboutism tends to paper over the suffering of other people.
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And the summer tends to be heavier for trash collecting than the winter.
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Joke Twitter tends to be fairly PG, often elevated dad jokes and puns.
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I actually think an economy that's more equitable also tends to grow better.
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She tends not to blend, which gives figurative elements a simple, pop naiveté.
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When Nurmagomedov jabs he tends to lift his chin up in the air.
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Which tends to be the culture at companies that are slightly more seasoned.
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First-quarter GDP also tends to be soft because of a seasonal quirk.
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Worse, farmers' output tends to decline with age, unlike, say, that of managers.
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Globally, bullying tends to peak in the early-teenage years before tapering off.
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Big corporate successes are rare in Italy, which tends to nurture smaller firms.
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And when the price of gold rises, Randgold tends to benefit the most.
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Calderon Rivera has no family in the country so Monroe tends to her.
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It tends to struggle when sentiment towards China - Australia's largest trade partner - weakens.
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There tends to be clear, cloudless nights over Churchill this time of year.
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However, spending tends to decline pretty quickly after that, the recent studies found.
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The base is simply Valtellina, which tends to be light-bodied and tannic.
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It tends to hit teens and young adults more than other age groups.
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So when it happens, it tends to suck up all the fun news.
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The term "androgyny" tends to sound sexless, like you're trying to be nothing.
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With real mental illness, it tends to get worse as you get older.
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This is still the foundation of how our culture tends to conceptualize happiness.
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A stronger greenback tends to be a drag on American companies selling overseas.
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JOHN HARWOOD: You actually think Elizabeth Warren tends to be a team player?
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"The level of distress tends to decrease the older women get," Kingsberg said.
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The tricky part is that trust tends to be inversely related to money.
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Glitter tends to be inexpensive, and a little bit goes a long way.
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And when they do, leadership tends to take immediate, often ill-considered action.
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"Saturday tends to be a great day to do produce shopping," said Harrington.
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A weaker dollar tends to boost revenue of companies with large global presence.
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Chemo alone tends to help only 30 percent of advanced lung cancer patients.
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But that wisdom tends to play down the supply-side of capital markets.
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The data tends to be clouded by year-on-year weather comparisons, however.
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Vibrio tends to be found in warmer coastal waters between May and October.
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America's nonwhite population tends to be overwhelmingly in large or medium-sized states.
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Iraq's irrigation methods are often wasteful, and the equipment tends to be rickety.
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The bottom line: The illness tends to spike in late summer through fall.
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Left-wing populism tends to aim at different targets than right-wing populism.
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That said, capital tends to flood into private equity when markets are booming.
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The evening tends to draw a who's who of the Monégasque royal family.
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And on certain issues, particularly race, American voters' baseline apathy tends to fade.
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The difficulty of finding work tends to top surveys of young people's concerns.
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While she tends to lump Republicans with Donald J. Trump these days, Mrs.
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And yet, it tends to drop to the bottom of the priority list.
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When they are true, the lack of transparency tends to be ill judged.
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That tends to make them more reliable investments if the thesis remains sound.
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Black Friday tends to be a great time for some local news coverage.
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Pilot Andrew Dyson said someone new tends to show up to each event.
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He tends to start with a body and then experiment with different parts.
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In general, a gynecoid-shaped pelvis tends to facilitate vaginal birth the easiest.
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It therefore tends to back tightly monitored projects that benefit the poor directly.
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Japan has kicked off Golden Week holidays which tends to subdue trading activity.
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"Their rhetoric tends to run ahead of their actual capabilities," he told CNN.
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Frankly, [it's] the broken windows style that tends to harm marginalized communities more.
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There, in south China, factory production tends to come at a low cost.
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With digital zoom, a certain amount of softness and graininess tends to appear.
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Jupiter is the planet of growth and expansion, but it tends to exaggerate.
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When opponents have seven games to strategize against him, DeRozan tends to shrink.
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In many ways this tends to be one of Apple's least telling quarters.
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And yes, my running cadence tends to be a bit bouncier than most.
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A good story tends to burn up the internet, regardless of its veracity.
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And local news tends to be the most trusted form of TV news.
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AML is a rapidly progressing blood cancer that tends to hit older people.
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What cursory knowledge Americans do have about guns tends to encourage poor aim.
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A weaker dollar tends to make gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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There's a certain atmosphere of cynicism that tends to pervade smartphone spec discussions.
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What works on Snapchat tends to end up as a feature within Facebook.
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Weirdly—for me at least—it only tends to happen when I'm ovulating.
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Korean fried chicken tends to be more papery and less knobby and crumbly.
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Right now, Siri tends to kick those types of queries to Microsoft's Bing.
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Manufacturing tends to cluster in powerhouses such as Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.
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Share buybacks would reduce equity supplies and typically tends to bolster stock prices.
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Still, that kind of move tends to help out on corporate balance sheets.
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A widening deficit tends to be a leading indicator of a weakening dollar.
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Innovation tends to be quite down on the coverage list for the media.
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Gold, which bears no yield, tends to suffer when interest rates are rising.
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Survivor tends to get rid of the heroes early, and Joe was doomed.
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"This tends to be a bullish continuation pattern to the upside," he said.
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It tends to run up a little bit more after the second quarter.
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The disease is most common among adults and tends to increase with age.
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And for me, my best thinking time tends to be while I'm jogging.
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He's not very fast, but neither are the tanks he tends to target.
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I focus more on the gong because there tends to be less bullshit.
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ENSO's impact on the United States tends to be regional rather than national.
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With few exceptions, Black Mirror tends toward pessimism for our high-tech future.
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Fear, for example, tends to be expressed through widened eyes and dilated nostrils.
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That magic tends to die in the horrible, stifling atmosphere of Wembley, unfortunately.
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But a key fact tends to be overlooked: Not all cities are expensive.
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The Trump administration tends to react to these fears with something resembling annoyance.
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One interesting thought is that Gaethje tends to only wrestle on a whim.
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Legislation tends to resolve what is behind us, not what is before us.
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Geographically, corruption tends to be patchy—or perhaps the investigation of it is.
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Unfortunately for Mr Johnson, support for third-party candidates also tends to wither.
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Worse, the advice one gets from investment bankers tends to be quite vague.
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If there is any excitement, it tends to come from outside the cathedral.
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Moreover, the number of accepted asylees tends to run about 20,000 per year.
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SPLRCU, which tends to benefit from a lower rate environment, rose 1.1 percent.
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These businesses tends to have a headquarters, or at least an outpost, within
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The libertarian-leaning cryptocurrency community tends to be wary of attention from regulators.
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"This tends to relegate to a lower position on the spectrum," he said.
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The Dow tends to recover sharply the year after a midterm election, however.
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This type tends to be male, but it includes intolerable women as well.
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GTA tends to attract a lot of flak for its more questionable additions.
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That prompted a high turnout of 76%, which tends to favour the left.
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The prevailing mood tends toward the puritanical, with the viewer's pleasures carefully monitored.
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When drummers leave the ensemble now, it tends to be on amicable terms.
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"Amazon shopping, in general, tends to be better on Cyber Monday," Alveraz said.
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Unlike Kennedy, Gorsuch tends to only part ways in certain types of cases.
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"Because of that, child care tends to be a huge expense," said Reardon.
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When they mirror one another, it tends to serve as a warning sign.
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There tends to be a repulse against the sudden influx of new people.
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The law tends to be backwards-looking, focusing on compensating people for harm.
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Anyone denying this has not grasped that "epidemic suggestion" tends to be unstoppable.
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But the over-the-top vitriol tends to drown out rational, productive conversation.
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When people are younger, their social network tends to be a thriving animal.
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Once in the body, it tends to concentrate there rather than being excreted.
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Thanks to this logic, the fan tends toward arrangements that are strangely literalist.
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For now, though, he stays on land, since he tends to get seasick.
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They exhude the sort of presence that social media tends to rally around.
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Anger toward elected officials tends to grow the longer they remain in office.
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Whatever the feeling is, it tends to rush around you like a river.
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The point here is this: Trump tends to conflate his opinion with fact.
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With their limited staff resources, the IRS tends to go after larger operators.
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Unfortunately, a presidential election tends not to be a great place for specifics.
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"He tends to not like a lot of negative feedback," Ruddy told me.
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But like all political combat, this tends to obscure more than it reveals.
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"It's something that tends to chill the seeking of legal advice," he said.
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Fear of rising inflation tends to erode the value of bonds, increasing yields.
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Since we've been playing together for so long, it tends to work out.
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For something like Der Dritte Raum, that music tends to really gallop along.
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It's the out-of-power party that tends to gain in midterm elections.
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There tends to be much more short-term behavior and living for today.
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Chart: Box Chart: Box Wall Street tends to try to project future performance.
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I should warn you, princess, first time tends to get a little messy.
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Rubin, of Tenwest, sees how this tends to impact indie artists in particular.
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Meanwhile, any proposed "solution" by industry tends to be entirely theatrical in nature.
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Those visual parts remain active, so the visual content tends to be preserved.
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The conservatism here tends more toward the libertarian variety than the Christian right.
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