They are of vastly different sizes and of vastly different exercise appetites.
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They are of vastly different sizes and of vastly different exercise appetites.
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Because it doesn't even have to be vastly different or vastly better than Twitter.
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Today's economic and social environment is vastly, vastly different from the ones of the past.
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But I came to realize that she was telling me something vastly different -- and vastly more important.
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Not to mention that Facebook has the potential to reach vastly, vastly more readers than any given publication.
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"A real five-year bill is vastly, vastly more stable than a series of extensions," Mr. Engel said.
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Their undisclosed existence makes everybody who uses the hardware or software in question more vulnerable — and the number of such innocents is almost always vastly, vastly, vastly greater than the number of criminal suspects.
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Yet, while labor and delivery is vastly safer in Liverpool than it is in Louisiana, it's also vastly cheaper there.
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And, while labor and delivery is vastly safer in Liverpool than it is in Louisiana, it's also vastly cheaper there.
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The U.S. has vastly less support from international partners and so is able to impose vastly lower economic costs on Iran.
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It's essentially a vastly more sophisticated version of pornographic photoshops, or a vastly more democratized version of Hollywood's digital recreations of actors.
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The bureau considered its study unequivocal proof that class actions against financial institutions deliver vastly more money to vastly more people than arbitration.
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Yeah they're not, compared to AI. And so like, a lot of them cannot imagine something smarter than themselves, but AI will be vastly smarter—vastly.
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Six months later, they have a vastly broader view of the problems they want to fix, and a vastly longer list of people to fix them for.
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America is about an idea that we are a country of vastly diverse people, who came to this land from vastly diverse places, who come together for a shared purpose: that our vastly diverse people must be united and never divided against each other for nefarious purposes by unscrupulous politicians.
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If Facebook employees worked with the Russians to define more effective audience targeting, for example, then they had vastly more knowledge than they admit and are vastly more complicit.
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But it is vastly easier, as well as vastly preferable, to the plan for an Atlantic Payments Union you suggest—if indeed your vague suggestions deserve to be called a plan.
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" She added that labor market conditions were "vastly improved.
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It is vastly more powerful than the Connect:Amp at 5993 watts per channel, and vastly more capable, with AirPlay 2 support, HDMI input, and a huge variety of custom control settings and configurations.
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"Social relationships can vastly promote health -- and the lack thereof would be vastly detrimental to health," said Yang Claire Yang, a professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Since then, America has gotten richer but vastly more unequal.
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It ignores that people are motivated by vastly different things.
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"Oftentimes autism detection science vastly outpaces intervention science," says Warren.
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But the updated feature is vastly improved in iOS 12.
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During the Middle Jurassic, however, this region was vastly different.
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The problem is these vastly powerful algorithmic engines are blackboxes.
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But the updated feature is vastly improved in iOS 2000.
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StarCraft II is a vastly more complex game than chess.
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But it could also vastly increase snooping and social control.
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Time Jam is vastly different from Besson's epic space drama.
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While it's easy to group them together, they're vastly different.
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For the left, that is vastly preferable to the inverse.
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August is also vastly expanding the number of doorbell styles.
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She gave us the vastly underrated "Body Say" in 2016.
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But this is also a vastly different kind of trick.
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They certainly make sound messages vastly more interesting and engaging.
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Women are vastly outnumbered in leadership roles in evangelical institutions.
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These oceans could also contain vastly different levels of salt.
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The nature of the two issues was also vastly different.
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One media buyer said that Twitter's advertising is vastly overpriced.
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The victory, Ohashi says, was vastly overshadowed by her pain.
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The coalition's more than 94,000 members vastly outnumber their opponents.
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Now, Yahoo is vastly playing down its commitment to video.
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The backlash is vastly more powerful than the initial attempt.
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The Apple Watch Series 4 also feels vastly more responsive.
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Though vastly different stylistically, the memoirs contain some striking similarities.
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You may see Certain Women and have vastly different takeaways.
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In reality, Zubaydah's role in Al Qaeda was vastly overstated.
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"He just finds it so vastly disappointing," the actress said.
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New Hampshire also is a vastly different battleground than Iowa.
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"He just finds it so vastly disappointing," she jokes. mother!
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His wife Tehillah, 50, however, had a vastly different experience.
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Their methods might be vastly different, but he's not wrong.
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The solar equipment maker also saw revenue vastly exceed estimates.
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Each channel is vastly different, but they're all equally mesmerizing.
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The crew has a vastly different view of The Rock.
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The United States is vastly richer and stronger than Russia.
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Firing perfectly capable employees for political reasons is vastly harder.
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That could vastly improve the production and maintenance of engines.
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Today, we live in a vastly different and better world.
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But that burden is vastly overstated, according to some analysts.
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But the bags are vastly more valuable than the shoes.
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He Read more: Presidential candidates vastly prefer Uber over Lyft.
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It's not just the unicorns that have been vastly overvalued.
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Tweaking the messaging is vastly different from tweaking the candidate.
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But unfortunately, it's been vastly overused, as have all opioids.
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It was a tiny glimpse at a vastly different future.
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Rent subsidies and vouchers must be vastly expanded and increased.
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Powell's role will be vastly different in his upcoming film.
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We could write safe, or at least vastly safer, software.
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Should society be vastly more redistributed than it actually is?
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For may EPA rules, the benefits vastly exceed the cost.
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What that means to each of us, however, vastly differs.
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But it's vastly safer than any other medication we use.
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Your movies are about wealthy people, albeit vastly different ones.
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The cello and pipa have vastly different sounds and histories.
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Members of the group came from vastly different socioeconomic backgrounds.
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The definition of what constituted an assault was vastly expanded.
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My experience, more than two decades later, was vastly different.
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It's whether the liabilities aren't vastly outweighed by the benefits.
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In practice, however, it can be a vastly different story.
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But men today live lives vastly different from their fathers'.
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And she vastly increased the number of immigrants in detention.
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These enforcement mechanisms need to be strengthened, and vastly so.
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In my humble opinion, polytheism is vastly preferable to monotheism.
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The overhaul is meant to vastly speed up the process.
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They have vastly accelerated asset prices above their historical mean.
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And supporters of the carbon tax have vastly outspent opponents.
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At this point, India's military is vastly outspent by China's.
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Even our feelings of pride in America are vastly incongruous.
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The pace of technological development in general is vastly different.
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Yet Mr. Trump faces a vastly different set of circumstances.
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SuperPhoto exposures are also vastly better on the Hero 8.
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We were exposed to vastly different ethnic customs and languages.
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They are historically prone to vastly overestimating and underestimating risk.
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The separation is a tale of two vastly different businesses.
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These insults sum up their vastly different approaches to politics.
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Being offended and being assaulted are two vastly different things.
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This is vastly different than any of Walker's previous campaigns.
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The status quo would be vastly preferable to this bill.
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By the end of 2018, the picture looked vastly different.
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Most Americans vastly underestimate just how many animals we farm.
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The unusual roster is the result of an Israeli push to recruit into its police force Arab Muslims, who are both vastly underrepresented in its ranks and vastly overrepresented among criminal suspects and victims.
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The progressive idea here is usually that people with vastly more wealth than the common run of citizens wield vastly disproportionate political power and therefore imperil democracy and the equal worth of our basic rights.
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Cornyn would be a vastly different opponent for O'Rourke than Cruz.
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Our research showed that different sectors had vastly different response rates.
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She also believes the company's real estate portfolio is vastly undervalued.
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" Interestingly, he also noted that sexual assault incidents are "vastly underreported.
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"Physicians vastly outperformed computer algorithms in diagnostic accuracy," the researchers wrote.
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There's no doubt a faster processor would vastly improve this tablet.
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There's the possibility of vastly improved disease diagnoses and biological sensors.
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However, despite our usual tradition, this year will be vastly different.
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Experts said the measures vastly expanded the U.S. blockade against Pyongyang.
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It continues to operate in a vastly unequal and racist society.
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Romney also vastly outperformed Trump in their intra-party Utah elections.
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And then there is the vastly differing experience on foreign policy.
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Along the way, it could vastly enhance our understanding of electricity.
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"These low numbers have justified a vastly underfunded disaster," Soto said.
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The graphic vastly overstated the number of homicides committed by blacks.
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Yet he is a vastly happier prospect than Ms Le Pen.
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Ayushman Bharat is intended to replace and vastly expand previous programmes.
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Bringing down the cost can vastly expand a firm's target market.
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The remote that does come in the box is vastly improved.
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The whiff of moral panic surrounding dating apps is vastly overblown.
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Vastly different regions in Africa are often conflated as it is.
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Facebook — which is now vastly more popular than Twitter — is different.
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The internet would be a vastly different place without search engines.
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Ernst believes this is vastly superior compared to other feedback mechanisms.
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I expect the images will be noisier but vastly more detailed.
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The stage of each country's demographic transition is also vastly different.
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We vastly overestimated how willing people would be to change behavior.
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Sadly, I am vastly under-qualified for all of these jobs.
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Women linked to the gangs claim their lives are vastly improved.
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They've been on Earth much longer than and vastly outnumber humans.
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Her daughter's 28th year will be vastly different than hers, though.
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Women are vastly underrepresented in tech jobs, particularly at higher levels.
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My first glimpse of her on this trip is vastly different.
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AMLG: And now he's vastly superior to all of the robots.
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The defense, the offense, the athleticism, the vastly underrated net play.
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Google and Amazon had vastly different origins but are increasingly rivals.
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The teams had vastly different experiences in their season-opening victories.
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His understanding of physics, botany and geology vastly enhanced his painting.
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And while some did indeed show up, they were vastly outnumbered.
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For others, it lets them highlight their vastly improved makeup skills.
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The EPA has vastly expanded the program under President Donald Trump.
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Our small businesses suffer, and our vastly important tourism industry suffers.
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Each vastly outspent Trump in the primary and the general elections.
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Developed in 2013, it's vastly more effective than previous gene editors.
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Still, today's oversensitivity is vastly preferable to the segregation of yesteryear.
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Yet on the whole safety has improved vastly in recent years.
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Expect a "vastly spacious interior," the company said in a statement.
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The Pentagon has vastly exceeded its mission as a war department.
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And yet, by his own assessment, those efforts were vastly underappreciated.
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Bumgarner was also vastly more successful stranding base runners on Sunday.
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Because men vastly out-earned women, they typically paid for entertainment.
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Students from less developed regions are vastly underrepresented at these colleges.
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It is hearing new points of view and vastly different perspectives.
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Bullock's press revolutionized the printing industry by vastly increasing printing speeds.
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Those models are vastly outnumbered by things Fiat, bicycle and motorbike.
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Such a shift would deliver vastly more gamblers to Falcone's casino.
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Hydrogen bombs are vastly more devastating that more traditional nuclear weapons.
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That ambition would make a health care plan vastly more expensive.
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And, that vastly increased competition will save money on those projects.
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First, the Giants' run defense has vastly improved since last season.
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My husband and I grew up in vastly different financial situations.
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R. 4924) is vastly superior to its Senate counterpart (S. 2952).
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Hundreds of counterprotesters gathered in the city, vastly outnumbering the attendees.
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The irony is that arbitration provides vastly better outcomes for consumers.
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Elite runners have vastly different lives than the rest of us.
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The world today looks vastly different from the world in 1986.
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It's a number that vastly exceeds what society expects of women.
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The men had vastly different responses to the 17-month experiment.
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Already, Dicky and Brown's switcheroo is vastly different from the film.
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However, Broadcom's potential takeover of Qualcomm could vastly complicate such efforts.
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By comparison, food and ingredient delivery for businesses is vastly underserved.
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The report also noted that the number is likely vastly undercounting.
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That'll either shut them up or provide vastly more interesting conversation.
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A bad sign gets worseIn Q3, the losses vastly eclipsed revenues.
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White male leaders in government, corporations and institutions vastly outnumber women.
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But the people who die still vastly outnumber the rare successes.
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Rimsky-Korsakov emerged from this period a vastly more polished composer.
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The Royal Library is an institution of two vastly contrasting halves.
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But it does have the benefit of being vastly more achievable.
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The rally continued as planned, but counterprotesters vastly outnumbered the participants.
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Christie is vastly more likable in it than he is here.
|
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It's vastly too much Wendell Berry, a determined reader soon discovers.
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"The process is vastly overbroad in its design," Mr. Smith said.
|
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They also must overcome their vastly different backgrounds, approaches and priorities.
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Here in Oregon, meth-related deaths vastly outnumber those from heroin.
|
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Antifa, riding a vastly larger anti-Trump wave, will probably grow.
|
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But their backgrounds differ vastly and they hold divergent economic views.
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We have grown vastly wealthier and more powerful under those rules.
|
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Sure, such simulations are imperfect representations, but they're vastly more efficient.
|
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But the two player's vastly different nights reflected a larger truth.
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It's done that largely through vastly improved, targeted, evidence-based prevention.
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Knowledge concerning the genetics of complex polygenic traits is vastly incomplete.
|
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But others, including in Trump's orbit, take a vastly different view.
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By comparison, Bulu's marriage, also arranged, seemed a vastly safer prospect.
|
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He improved vastly on more comfortable ground, such as climate change.
|
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They're counting on viewers to get that one is vastly superior.
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PiS has vastly raised welfare spending, while increasing VAT collection rates.
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The beneficiaries of trade are vastly more numerous, yet also diffuse.
|
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But the surge vastly outperformed economists' expectations of 1.375 million units.
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It's a system that doesn't provide more, but instead vastly less.
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Pax Americana seemed vastly preferable to a revival of German exceptionalism.
|
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It wasn't just that the impeachment hearings vastly overshadowed his testimony.
|
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Humans in the Gers are vastly outnumbered by livestock, especially ducks.
|
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But their fortunes have gone in vastly different directions since then.
|
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The flood of wealth to the top vastly outpaces economic growth.
|
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It will be vastly more dramatic in 10, 20, 30 years.
|
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The district was 93 percent white, and Republicans vastly outnumbered Democrats.
|
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Venezuela's foreign minister, Mr. Arreaza, said such figures are vastly inflated.
|
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But Biden in recent years vastly out-earned his top rivals.
|
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"It was a vastly different time," attorney James Marsh told CNN.
|
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Go deeper: Republicans are vastly out-raising Democrats ahead of 2020
|
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The association vastly outraised its Democratic counterpart and enjoyed unparalleled success.
|
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Men vastly outnumber women in both technology and late-night comedy.
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And Ruth was, if not perfect from then on, vastly improved.
|
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Dark Comedy was a critical darling and vastly expanded his reach.
|
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Yasiel Puig and Yuli Gurriel are vastly different personalities who have taken vastly different journeys to reach this point, but both have been absolutely vital to their respective teams' success—they've hit a combined .386/.456/.
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Government agents and police, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed.
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They span social classes and ages, and consequently have vastly different expectations.
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The Moto G and G Play are similar, but also vastly different.
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Consider, for one, the vastly different stakes that Osweiler and Cook face.
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The human race would not only be vastly outnumbered, but outflanked too.
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Asean member countries are also at vastly different stages of economic development.
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The Panama Papers leak is vastly more data than many previous leaks.
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Whatever it is, every itinerary involves a vastly different set of outfits.
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Across the Pacific Ocean, "lolita" has come to mean something vastly different.
|
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Meanwhile, Washington announced a policy that could vastly expand armed drone sales.
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The fact is that the benefits of breastfeeding have been vastly oversold.
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Everyone experiences it differently; people grieve in private and vastly different ways.
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The companies bought equipment from Privinvest at vastly inflated prices, it claims.
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The films approach the central issue of racism in vastly different ways.
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"Beautiful, natural-looking veneers can vastly improve your smile," says Dr. Lituchy.
|
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Organisers and police have routinely produced vastly different estimates at recent demonstrations.
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The iPad, particularly the 212-inch Pro, offers a vastly different experience.
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By doing this, it had "vastly reduced" her access to its articles.
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The Nigerian city is vastly under-served by shopping malls, experts say.
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The Poll of Polls suggests a vastly different race than many anticipated.
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The Ren fair is a unique community, vastly different from any other.
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Also based on The Mummy, Hollywood vastly misunderstands what makes Johnson work.
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Both have tony shopping streets, although they cater to vastly different clienteles.
|
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This research could vastly improve the outcomes and incidences of sexual violence.
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Is it going to vastly increase Lenovo's market share in the U.S.?
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But the failure to act on either would have vastly different consequences.
|
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But the magnitude of the problem vastly exceeds what most Americans imagine.
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The suits, first filed in 2014, have vastly accelerated pace this year.
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Uber, with its vastly superior technology, made that market much more efficient.
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That's because the enterprise has vastly different requirements from the consumer world.
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Republicans may agree that the bill stinks, but for vastly different reasons.
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Both facilities were commissioned in a vastly different energy climate years ago.
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They're just vastly outnumbered by models with shapely hips and visible abs.
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A conviction means that living a normal life becomes vastly more difficult.
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That has been vastly more successful at getting people enrolled than Obamacare.
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Because they are vastly different than deals of the past, including NAFTA.
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But there are also vastly more class members in the Equifax case.
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A global system underlies this vastly unequal distribution of wealth and power.
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All moments were vastly improved with glass smashing, bubble baths and yelling.
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But I would always say that the benefits vastly outweigh the difficulties.
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The Senate wrote its own bill, a vastly different version, in May.
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A precinct of a vastly different character is the Brooklyn Cultural District.
|
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But vastly larger tax cuts would flow to wealthy Americans and corporations.
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Rigid corporate structures may look neat, but they're vastly overrated. 7. Meetings?
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Having civil discussions with peers of vastly different opinions became second nature.
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Federal mandates and red tape have vastly harmed U.S. competitiveness and entrepreneurship.
|
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Ms. Bosworth had a vastly better eye for comic or caustic moments.
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But that doesn't mean Apple isn't cooking up something vastly more exciting.
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They build bridges by featuring people from vastly different places and perspectives.
|
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US senators and representatives are paid vastly different salaries across state lines.
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One review pointed out how this product can vastly include summer vacations.
|
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Mayor Luigi Brugnaro predicted on Friday the costs would be vastly higher.
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"Different forms of cooking are leading to vastly different results," he said.
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At the same time, he vastly expanded his own influence — and ambition.
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President Bush started the drone wars, but Mr. Obama vastly expanded them.
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This will vastly cut down the number of phishing emails you receive.
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Our leverage to improve their behavior is vastly weakened by our loyalty.
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And of course streets not shared with cars will be vastly safer.
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That's a vastly different approach than most boisterous AI startups have taken.
|
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But the participants' metabolisms had vastly slowed down through the study period.
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"The costs that were being speculated were vastly over-speculated," he said.
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Broadly, compensation for top bosses vastly outpaces raises for low-level workers.
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It's still a vastly different scene from a Clipper game of 2009.
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We were surprised when the consistencies of each bag were vastly different.
|
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First, red, blue, and purple states have vastly expanded online voter registration.
|
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Is there room on the planet for feet of vastly different sizes?
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SPSY has fallen 6 percent this year, vastly underperforming the broader market.
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Child care, once anathema for children under 3, has been vastly extended.
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Dan Crenshaw; in central Texas, Davis has vastly outraised freshman GOP Rep.
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And my data is vastly better than anyone on the other side.
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What these songs say is vastly eclipsed by how they are sung.
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Mr. Manafort's supporters insist that the suspicions about him are vastly overblown.
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Granger won Trump's endorsement in December, and she has vastly outspent Putnam.
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FEMA does finance buyouts but it spends vastly more to rebuild properties.
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At this point, low-income students are vastly underrepresented at elite institutions.
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It once existed in vastly longer form, he writes in his acknowledgments.
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And there now exists vastly more data than there did years ago.
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But it gives you a vastly better understanding of how elections work.
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The Senate wrote their own bill, a vastly different version, in May.
|
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But the market is behaving as if this year is vastly different.
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He is vastly closer to Clinton than to Trump on the issues.
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It's a vastly different future from her early career as a teacher.
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Elections are about finding compromise among people with vastly different desires. Prof.
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Is this comic company or creator doing something vastly different from others?
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Gillibrand said the U.S. is "vastly behind" other countries on data protection.
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All states permit some concealed carry, but under vastly different safety controls.
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For one thing, the two health care efforts vastly differ in size.
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Generations of women since then have had a vastly different life experience.
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That turned out to be a vastly profitable move for Uncle Sam.
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Nonetheless, the narco state label vastly oversimplifies the problems facing Guinea-Bissau.
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The toys end up commanding vastly inflated prices on eBay or Amazon.
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Why a brave Democrat should make the case for vastly expanding immigration.
|
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Organizers and police have routinely produced vastly different estimates at recent demonstrations.
|
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As years go, there have been ones vastly more popular than 2016.
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The CEO of a public company has powers that vastly exceed those of a president, but the CEO of a sole-owned private company has powers that vastly exceed those of a CEO of a publicly held company.
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Gravity Rush 2 looks vastly better and is easier to control Gravity Rush 2 doesn't shake up the formula too much, but it looks vastly better and is quite a bit easier to control than the Vita original.
|
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And then a group E. And then on and on until you get group Z: Z is a world with vastly, vastly more people — 100 billion, or 200 billion, say — all living lives that are just barely worth living.
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The handful of regulations that do directly destroy existing jobs often target industries like telemarketing and auto-title lending that are vastly unpopular or are things like clean water laws that have benefits vastly in excess of their costs.
|
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So, in theory, Far From Home is set on a vastly changed Earth.
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This should vastly improve the way you organize files on your device. Enjoy!
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He and the Acompli team helped Microsoft vastly improve its Outlook iOS app.
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Formats like Betacam, and eventually VHS, allowed for vastly superior audio and sound.
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Well, maybe not ever lasting life exactly, but vastly-expanded-and-improved life.
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Now working with American Top Team, the vastly improved Horiguchi is Rizin's superstar.
|
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In many ways, this Little Computer Planter is vastly superior to your laptop.
|
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"Crucially, his foreign affairs expertise vastly exceeds that of his rivals," it said.
|
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But women are still vastly underrepresented in space, as are people of colour.
|
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Fifty years after 222 Evenings, we have a vastly different relationship with technology.
|
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That's no small feat, but it accomplished in a vastly different competitive environment.
|
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But despite this, the amount of available jobs still vastly outnumbers unemployed workers.
|
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Sexual misconduct, assault, and harassment are different terms with vastly different legal implications.
|
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Much of the gain in performance can be explained by vastly improved equipment.
|
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Vastly more people fly into the country legally and then overstay their visas.
|
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The market capitalization of Bitcoin vastly exceeds that of any Bitcoin-based startup.
|
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These budget cuts are part of Trump's plan to vastly reduce government spending.
|
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"I think the estimated amount of 'Twitter algos' is vastly overblown," he said.
|
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That's a huge difference and vastly expands our recorded timeline of the disease.
|
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The study noted that selfie related deaths are believed to be vastly underreported.
|
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Mr Abe has concentrated power in the cabinet secretariat, vastly expanding its staff.
|
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Her artistic experimentation varies vastly, to the point that it's hard to categorize.
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My face felt tight, yes, but I wouldn't say it looked vastly different.
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Its researchers have vastly advanced our understanding of diseases like cancer and diabetes.
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In this period it has vastly outperformed the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250.
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However, I do think for the long term, it is vastly undervalued today.
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Walldorf, like Wolfsburg, relies on a firm that has vastly outgrown its nest.
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More important, the plan would vastly expand federal deficits on a permanent basis.
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But those earphones could be vastly improved, which is where we come in.
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It's not that some animals are vastly better than others across the board.
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So why are rear cameras on phones vastly better than the selfie cameras?
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The main problem in their marriage seemed to be their vastly different personalities.
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That imputes vastly more power to Putin over global affairs than he has.
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The neurological condition is still vastly under-researched, under-diagnosed, and poorly treated.
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The sector's reputation as an all-weather investment may be vastly overstated, however.
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Even more embarrassing for Trump, his ratings are vastly inferior to his predecessors'.
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Neighboring India, with a vastly larger rail network, reported 73 accidents in 2018.
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Blocking federal government ability to borrow is a threat of vastly different magnitude.
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Metcalfe's Equifax-protesting chatbot is vastly more technologically advanced than the Netflix campaign.
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The two companies had little route and fleet overlap, and vastly different cultures.
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The report found that a review mechanism to prevent abuse was vastly underperforming.
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We could end up with what Schmidt envisions as a "vastly different planet."
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To speak publicly at all is a privilege they have already vastly overused.
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The markets are vastly different and major Texas cities attract more business travelers.
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And, as I hoped, my career and quality of life have vastly improved.
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The national parties had gained vastly more control over state and local subdivisions.
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To call "NieR: Automata" a strange game is to vastly undersell its bizarreness.
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That's because living conditions usually vastly improved under Roman rule, Michele told us.
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The view of wheelchair racers is vastly different from that of most runners.
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These are people who have seen vastly different kinds of presidents and policies.
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The massive containers hold vastly more than a traditional barrel for aging brews.
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There's even some slapstick action involving, first, vastly pregnant women and then babies.
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So I vastly prefer our relations with China to our relations with Russia.
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She's chiefly known for one thing, which vastly underrates and wildly misrepresents her.
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They account for vastly more American workers than the likes of Uber alone.
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Communication will vastly improve in your life, thanks to Mercury entering intuitive Scorpio.
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Businesses might complain — until they realize they have vastly more traffic than before.
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But cells are vastly more complicated than that, not to mention three-dimensional.
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It's a vastly disingenuous response to a crisis entirely of Facebook's own making.
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A country where vastly different understandings of the world live side-by-side.
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The same cast of actors take on vastly different roles throughout the piece.
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According to my sources, each side entered the meeting with vastly different motives.
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On Sunday, in the twilights of long careers, they reached vastly different milestones.
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Yet another cover-up proceeds in broad daylight on a vastly larger scale.
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Essentially none of the same interests, vastly different life experiences, families, education levels.
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"We vastly overestimate our ability to dictate outcomes" to North Korea, Kang says.
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Lost and Found is described as a maze, but that's vastly overstating things.
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The European model also had the advantage of vastly greater number-crunching capacity.
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The pop music critics for The New York Times had vastly different lists.
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Staffing levels at the embassy in Kabul have vastly fluctuated over the years.
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He was vastly successful and famous, which is fine, but beside the point.
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Ingraham's case is vastly different, but the advertiser boycott escalated nearly as fast.
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Almost everyone uses it, vastly enhancing the quality of real-time traffic information.
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Defense lawyers, who had argued that prosecutors had vastly overreached, welcomed Friday's ruling.
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But, as typically happens, there was vastly more going on behind the scenes.
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Surgeons' methods were crude at first but have vastly improved over the years.
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Some ethnicities are vastly overrepresented at the schools, while others are dramatically underrepresented.
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He was the perceived front-runner and he attacked his vastly outspent rival.
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For each, there are countless variations, sometimes vastly different one from the other.
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Similarly, an algorithm can make vastly different decisions when applied to different populations.
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But the social state of urban America is vastly better than it was.
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The English class system, with its hereditary titles, is vastly different from ours.
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During her eight-year presidency, she vastly increased welfare, subsidies and public employment.
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And despite Azerbaijan's being vastly larger, I can't imagine that ever will happen.
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But that vastly understates his wealth, said the person close to Mr. Xiao.
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These conditions are vastly better than those faced by most contingent faculty members.
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Strasburg and Miami's Jordan Yamamoto got no-decisions but under vastly different circumstances.
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In addition to that, you've vastly improved the companionate aspects of your relationship.
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College graduates earn vastly more and are far more likely to be employed.
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The group resumed its own recording and touring career with vastly expanded opportunities.
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The group resumed its own recording and touring career with vastly expanded opportunities.
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According to the Cato Institute, former prosecutors are "vastly overrepresented" throughout the judiciary.
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In fact, in Denmark's capital and most populated city, bikes vastly outnumber cars.
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In 2010, Kepel returned to the banlieues, and he found them vastly changed.
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TikToks are premeditated, storyboarded and vastly different than the haphazard Stories on Insta.
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In short, the risks vastly outweigh the benefits for most chronic pain patients.
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That may be true, for the moment, but the context is vastly different.
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Customers of those chains have vastly different preferences, said Darden spokesman Rich Jeffers.
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We also found that the product and the financial models were vastly different.
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But there's always something else that would be vastly improved with an app.
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But the DCCC touted its online fundraising, which vastly outpaced its GOP counterpart.
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All in all, my ClassPass experience vastly exceeded my already fairly high expectations.
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These are vastly different problems that should be considered on their own merits.
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Brazil's problems in 2018 are vastly worse than the US's problems in 2016.
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For John, those traits have proved vastly more lucrative than a traditional education.
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But automation has made airplanes vastly safer, and it will for cars, too.
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In many countries NIMBYist planning rules vastly inflate the market price of shelter.
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T), would vastly expand sales channels for Sharp's liquid crystal display (LCD) panels.
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His books, especially the romance novel "Julie," vastly outsold those of his peers.
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The two of us dealt with our new life in vastly different ways.
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Out-of-state recruitment visits vastly outnumbered in-state trips, the report found.
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The U.S. military is vastly more powerful than China's, as Ms. Fu noted.
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My experience of teenage girlhood was vastly different, growing up in Sonoma, Calif.
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My experience of teenage girlhood was vastly different, growing up in Sonoma, Calif.
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They were all labeled as a 4, but the results were vastly different.
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But smartphones and other personal electronics contain vastly more private information than suitcases.
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Smartphone ownership remains vastly unequal among countries, and between income and age groups.
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At that time, Marines were fighting two vastly different wars on two fronts.
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Other states with existing programs to arm teachers and administrators vastly expanded them.
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After 24.5/2700, the government got vastly more money and resources for deportation.
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It's vastly cheaper, and yet it directs more money to people in poverty.
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More generally, the tech sector is vastly more important than it used to be, both as a segment of the economy and as an intimate part of people's lives, and the tech industry's responsibilities are, accordingly, vastly greater than they were.
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Google, Facebook, and Amazon: the danger they pose is on a vastly different level.
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And second, the rapid rise of Internet of Things will vastly increase surveillance opportunities.
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Trudeau, age 45, and Trump, age 70, have vastly different outlooks of the world.
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Both trials, which aimed to push hypertensive patients below 120, showed vastly different results.
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These chips are similar to CPUs in some ways, but vastly different in others.
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Genomic sequencing technologies have improved vastly since the days of the Human Genome project.
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The Obama administration vastly accelerated the campaign in Yemen after the Arab Spring uprisings.
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"You can have vastly different impacts from the same change in policy," he said.
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However, the magnitude of the problems has vastly exceeded what was expected—or funded.
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For another, the measure of success for both of these movies is vastly different.
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"I'm pretty vastly loved and accepted for who I am back home," Wiley says.
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His popularity in the country is vastly more than his popularity in the party.
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People in small states and swing states would see their voting power vastly reduced.
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"The economic burden is falling vastly more on them (China) than us," Kudlow said.
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Though vastly outspent by Ms McSally, the two populists won almost half the vote.
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That's vastly more dangerous than driving and a bit riskier than climbing Mount Everest.
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What this country is doing, at the moment, is spending vastly beyond our means.
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Clearly the Copa América should have been worth vastly more than the Gold Cup.
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When American women seek abortion services, it's vastly more commonly early in their pregnancy.
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But he'll draw a vastly disproportionate share of attention and speculation, controversy and criticism.
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"Things are vastly better than they were under the Bush administration," Mr. Cummings said.
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Claims of "this time is different" are wrong vastly more often than they're right.
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Organizers marveled that the various teams had brought vastly different looking pods than others.
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My life as a TV viewer would be vastly poorer if they didn't exist.
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The way your game ended might differ vastly from how your friends' games ended.
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A vastly bigger market has had dramatic results for same-sex daters in particular.
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After the Somme, the British army was supplied with vastly more firepower than before.
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Meanwhile, its neighbor -- the Dominican Republic -- has weathered similar disasters with vastly different results.
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But he is vastly better than his predecessor, Luis Martínez, who is in jail.
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Information created when people use smart devices is fundamentally different, and vastly more dear.
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There's no denying that Ethereum offers a vastly larger attack surface than Bitcoin does.
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After a 13-day siege, the Mexican army defeated the vastly outnumbered Texan garrison.
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Almost a third have serious mental illness, vastly exceeding the same rates for men.
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Like, you just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly huge it really is.
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For starters, humans aren't mice; we're vastly more complex than these perennial lab companions.
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But it is vastly dominant, representing 96% of daily trading volumes in that category.
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Nonetheless, diverse talent remains vastly underrepresented in the workforce of the local tech sector.
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Between different European countries, the number of films and television shows can vary vastly.
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America spends vastly more on administration: 8% of health spending, versus 2.5% in Britain.
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Steven is patient, Zellner is aggressive, and the U.S. court system is vastly outdated.
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Compared to the BackBeat Pro 2, the PX's are vastly better in this department.
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The Quantum Realm: An alternate dimension in which time and space operate vastly differently.
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Complicating this is emojis can have vastly different meanings depending on where you live.
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Apple's new Maps, like many other digital maps, display vastly differently depending on scale.
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Huawei and Apple have had vastly different fortunes in Huawei's home market of China.
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A 2013 Soul is vastly different from the current generation in engineering and refinement.
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That number vastly outpaces new candidate registrations in every other House cycle since 2009.
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We are today a vastly different East/West country in an East/West world.
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Roger Wicker of Mississippi, making it vastly more expensive to preserve the majority. Sen.
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In recent years, though, our understanding of the role RNA plays has vastly expanded.
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Former loyal Continental customers miss their old airline and complain of vastly worse service.
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In fact, natural gas has vastly surpassed coal as the nation's primary energy source.
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Fleetwood Mac's Rumours sounds vastly superior on the PM3, thanks to its flatter response.
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I didn't find the new voice to be vastly different, but it's definitely noticeable.
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In this case, the unanswered questions vastly outnumber, swamp and smother, the answered ones.
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She is a star whose world is vastly different from that of her listeners.
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Millions, billions, and trillions may be phonetically similar, but they have vastly different magnitudes.
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For them, Dr. Tanzi says, the problem is that they vastly overproduce beta amyloid.
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And of course, they also include the country's vastly more common single-victim killings.
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It would be vastly cheaper and better to do sprawl properly from the start.
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"And the reality is that it's completely possible and in fact, it's vastly simpler."
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Anyone from toddlers on up can play with these and find them vastly entertaining.
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The candidates are coming out of conventions that painted vastly different visions of America.
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The geopolitical circumstances around North Korea differ vastly from that of the Middle East.
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This vastly eclipses previous government estimates of between 1 to 55 barrels per day.
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That shows that the pros realize what a vastly different election year we have.
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Without a major market for their product, drug cartels would have vastly less power.
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The statism in China in trade and in all else vastly exceeds our own.
|
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Rural America, even as it laments its economic weakness, retains vastly disproportionate electoral strength.
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In both states, Trump vastly outperformed Toomey and Johnson outside the big urban cores.
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Being a teacher can look vastly different depending on which state you work in.
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" On the other hand, he noted, "when we do have resistance, you're vastly outnumbered.
|
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But Grubhub's network of more than 50,000 restaurants will vastly expand the available selection.
|
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They were just above black people in New York City, and vastly outnumbered them.
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I'm 40 now, and my life is vastly different than when I was 20.
|
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One thing Mueller will likely find: Trump is worth VASTLY less than he says.
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What is going to happen: The parties will have vastly different approaches to workers.
|
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However, Google says Oracle has vastly overstated Java's role in the success of Android.
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See how the same animation can look so vastly different in these artists' hands.
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Gay, straight, trans, black, white, single, married — they have all lived vastly different lives.
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Perhaps most importantly, it vastly improves the data on a person's mobility and recovery.
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When Boomerang hit theaters back in 1992, dating looked vastly different in many ways.
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During a lengthy trial, opposing lawyers presented vastly different consequences of a potential merger.
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As with any vastly discounted airfare, it's best to be as flexible as possible.
|
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"Demand for deep learning vastly outstrips supply," Ng explained to me in an interview.
|
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In Europe, a vastly more generous social safety net limited the impacts of joblessness.
|
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In addition, we should vastly expand the nation's network of electric vehicle charging stations.
|
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The business is vastly more global than it used to be, Ms. Lingon said.
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Edith is also a novelist, only vastly more talented and hardworking than her husband.
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I mean, think of how vastly different everybody responds to alcohol to begin with.
|
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Sanders vastly outdid the $1.5 million he raised in his 2016 campaign's first day.
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That's no longer true today, as other companies have vastly expanded their own capacity.
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The view from the boardroom is vastly different from the view on the ground.
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The alternative, when faced with teams with vastly superior players and resources, remains unclear.
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The men are vastly different in their style, substance and visions of the church.
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Maine's cod, shrimp and sea urchin fisheries are either shut down or vastly depleted.
|
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"Max and the Midknights" is a vastly entertaining mix of action, adventure and humor.
|
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His leadership of E.P.A. is vastly different than that of his last two predecessors.
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"While the experiences were vastly different, they had one thing in common," she writes.
|
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Top performers only slightly better than their peers tend to make vastly more money.
|
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When Nussbaum seizes upon examples from her own life, she is vastly more persuasive.
|
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Pixels may be vastly more expensive than Going Overboard, but it is equally insufferable.
|
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He said it would vastly increase the number of people who can be tested.
|
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But many, like the former chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, vastly preferred Mrs.
|
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Difficult choices await the Taiwanese people, even as they've seen health care vastly improve.
|
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The stock is up less than 1 percent in 2017, vastly underperforming its peers.
|
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FIFA, the sometimes crime family that runs global soccer, is a vastly male endeavor.
|
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The latter figure vastly exceeds the case count for China during the SARS outbreak.
|
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But advances in AI have vastly increased the company's ability to innovate, Heller said.
|
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Americans will have vastly different views of what these years meant for the country.
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While her son has vastly improved, eating is still a daily battle, she admitted.
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Although under the radar, Azar's actions are vastly more harmful and incredibly more profitable.
|
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China has seen the emergence of private businesses and a vastly expanded middle class.
|
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Officials are betting it will vastly improve traffic in the tourism and convention mecca.
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States still have vastly different systems for calling recounts and for carrying them out.
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The others came from a new personal account and struck a vastly different tone.
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Innovative organizations that understand this can vastly improve both internal and external member engagement.
|
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On top of that, Trump's polling has vastly improved over the past eight weeks.
|
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Unfortunately, the Puerto Rican government's revisions have resulted in a vastly inferior fiscal strategy.
|
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Then again, that Wizards team was vastly different from the one we've seen recently.
|
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What's more, the habits and social challenges of vaping are vastly different than smoking.
|
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The economic dislocations that computers and artificial intelligence have unleashed have been vastly underestimated.
|
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"[Competition] is going to vastly improve the product on these premium services," Pachter said.
|
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It was catnip for the vastly white crowds that roared in disgust over Kaepernick.
|
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Although it is often called China's Amazon, the comparison vastly understates its true significance.
|
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But he takes a vastly different and more insidious approach from those before him.
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It also suggested scientific models may be vastly underestimating coming impacts from rising heat.
|
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Still, relations between Ireland and Britain have vastly improved, particularly since the peace treaty.
|
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Rich people of different ages prefer to spend their money in vastly different ways
|
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But compromise on major legislation won't come easy, given their vastly different political imperatives.
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In short, the America we live in today would be a vastly different place.
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A great deal from Burgundy will be vastly different from a steal from Abruzzo.
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But North Korea and Iran are radically different political entities, with vastly different abilities.
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In contrast, Facebook is vastly larger: It now has 1.23 billion daily active users.
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Instead there has been talk of vastly increasing Jewish settlements in the Golan Heights.
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Dratini and its evolution, Dragonair, are just vastly overshadowed by their final form, Dragonite.
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In theory, with vastly expanded production we could bump that up to 100 percent.
|
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Technology enabling us to visualize cells has, of course, vastly improved since Hooke's time.
|
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Comets are vastly more common than extraterrestrial solar sails, making them the likeliest explanation.
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Polls by both YouGov and Quinnipiac have found that more Americans say they believe Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh than say they believe Kavanaugh's denials, though, predictably, Democrats are vastly more likely to believe Ford and Republicans are vastly more likely to believe Kavanaugh.
|
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But in "Chapter Seventy-Two," the almost-lovers have vastly different interpretations of that kiss.
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That includes helping to fund technology that could vastly improve the final stage of life.
|
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The six women are all emerging filmmakers, but with vastly different projects under their belts.
|
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In short, the proven risks vastly outweigh the proven benefits for most chronic pain patients.
|
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"It kind of reminds you that that dipsh*t terrorist is vastly outnumbered," he said.
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Without certain scientific innovations — some dating back many centuries — our society would be vastly different.
|
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The rescued felines will now permanently reside in these protective and vastly more suitable environments.
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This actual figure is exponentially higher, however, because experts say these crimes are vastly underreported.
|
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Doctor Strange did it first, although in a vastly different way with seemingly different rules.
|
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Click ahead to see how these six women manage their money in vastly different ways.
|
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Yet, we have vastly different expectations for men and women when it comes to alcoholism.
|
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Nintendo's new, slightly improved Switch console has vastly improved battery life over the original model.
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Combining all that — in theory — lets you build vastly different versions of the same hero.
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The President cares vastly more about what the press says than what his advisers say.
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A bipartisan bill would look vastly different than a repeal bill passed by Republicans alone.
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The sad loss of the backbone of the Moodies and a vastly underrated, innovative musician.
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Tasha: I think you're vastly overestimating the fans' willingness to squirm over this one, Bryan.
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"He just finds it so vastly disappointing," she joked during her interview with Vogue. mother!
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The cause of whale deaths in this vastly-understudied species largely remain an inconsistent puzzle.
|
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"His leadership of EPA is vastly different than that of his last two predecessors," Sen.
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Tesla cars, on average, will be vastly better utilized — several times more so than today.
|
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But headphones are hardly the transformative, vastly profitable innovation that many have been waiting for.
|
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Like accidentally putting vastly expensive human hormones in the freezer when she's freezing her eggs.
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Keep clicking for 10 Target picks that'll vastly reduce their prep- to party-time ratio.
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Through this most economical of means, Calder vastly expands the expressive reach of the medium.
|
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This, of course, vastly improved the dynamic for companies like U.S. Steel and AK Steel.
|
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And then there are others who follow a passion vastly different from their occupational roots.
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Nonetheless, the proportions of men found in the textbooks vastly exceed those observed in reality.
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More worrying is that some states spend vastly more on public education than others do.
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They need a suction cup glass holder that'll vastly improve their night time bath ritual!
|
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But Uber vastly underestimated the time and effort it would take to reach full autonomy.
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These tasks require vastly different skill sets that are rarely possessed by the same people.
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My night shoots have had a vastly improved success rate since I started using it.
|
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What Google has built is a vastly more intelligent sibling to the brutish long exposure.
|
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His addition to the highest court in the country could vastly reshape the digital landscape.
|
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Hassled recruiters have to sort through reams of applications that vastly outnumber the jobs available.
|
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The point is that, in aggregate, I vastly prefer Android, as a platform, to iOS.
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Nor would we use the term temperature if the individual particles have vastly disparate energies.
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The Saharawi forces, though vastly outnumbered, were daring fighters, launching operations deep into enemy enclaves.
|
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Women are still vastly underrepresented on the lineups of electronic music festivals around the world.
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It has led to the incarceration of a vastly disproportionate number of people of color.
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He's vastly overstating it: the median annual U.S. household income in 33 was about $59,000.
|
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But it becomes vastly more complex when they're concealed beneath a huge blanket of snow.
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But the people giving it all have vastly different lifestyles from my fiancé and me.
|
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Entitled "The Hermaphrodite" and written in the 1840s, it was vastly ahead of its time.
|
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Selling 20-25,000 copies would mean breaking even, so 50,000 copies would vastly exceed expectations.
|
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The potential to save someone from assault—or other bad outcomes—vastly outweighs momentary discomfort.
|
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"The fantasy of a Biden candidacy is vastly different from the reality," one operative said.
|
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This cuts costs and generally would make the SpaceX rocket-launching program vastly more efficient.
|
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Recent polls show the nexus of growth, jobs, and tax cuts vastly outranks health care.
|
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The possibility of confirming multiverses would vastly overturn mankind's vision of our place in reality.
|
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The truth is, both financiers and Republican lawmakers might vastly prefer the current number two.
|
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Still, Republicans are vastly outpacing Democrats when it comes to investing in its rising stars.
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It's called Deep Speech 2, and it uses machine learning to vastly improve speech recognition.
|
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Also vastly improved was Siri's ability to understand speech in the presence of background noise.
|
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Distinctions here are significant and a breach into each one would have vastly different repercussions.
|
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But the Osé customizes to fit the vastly different interior anatomies of every woman's body.
|
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Air travel today may be less luxurious but it is vastly more affordable and democratic.
|
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What it can do, though, is vastly expand the options at a video producer's fingertips.
|
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Trump's business arrangements are vastly more complex than that of any previous White House occupant.
|
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But our daughter's own view of her ensemble likely comes from a vastly different place.
|
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Brooklyn The Big Apple played backdrop to three vastly different Oscar-nominated films this year.
|
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The good news is that our knowledge about what works in education has improved vastly.
|
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"I think we so vastly underestimated the Trump campaign and Mr. (Steve) Bannon," he said.
|
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The conditions of separation for children and parents separated at the border are vastly different.
|
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Given your vastly different approaches to art, did it end in a lot of disputes?
|
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Icahn started out with much less than Trump did, and ended up with vastly more.
|
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The Jewish experience in Kaifeng was vastly different to that of the Jews in Europe.
|
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These days the long-run outlook looks vastly less scary than people used to imagine.
|
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The film was then recut, with new (vastly inferior) animated sequences inserted, including musical numbers.
|
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Khanna is vastly out-raising Honda, according to the most recent Federal Election Commission reports.
|
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Jupiter's auroras, like everything else there, are vastly larger, about as wide as five Earths.
|
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The article also detailed how vastly unprepared Oregon's infrastructure was for such a major quake.
|
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So far, we had been vastly impressed with the array of merchandise available to us.
|
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But despite this progress, women remain vastly underrepresented in elected office both here and internationally.
|
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But real-estate analysts told Business Insider those numbers vastly overstate the company's market opportunity.
|
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Sununu vastly overperformed Trump in some key townships along the coast and near Lake Winnipesaukee.
|
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In 20183, a three-judge panel had ordered the state to vastly reduce prison overcrowding.
|
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Along the way, the bill could start to look vastly different than its current form.
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The avocado culinary landscape of today is vastly different from that of Rudolph Hass' day.
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But is it wise to vastly increase the role and influence of a failing institution?
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Super PACs have vastly increased the political clout of wealthy individuals and special interest organizations.
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But it was a shock to see how poorly equipped and vastly outmanned they were.
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Being the country's top diplomat, they say, is vastly different from running a spy agency.
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But the CSeries project is more than two years behind schedule and vastly over budget.
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The GOP vastly increased the number of state legislatures and gubernatorial seats that it held.
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Sinclair Broadcasting Group is awaiting approval from the Justice Department to vastly extend its reach.
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Now the health claims behind newer hydrogen, electrolyte and alkaline waters is being vastly overstated.
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The system vastly reduces the time spent by recruiters and HR managers in finding candidates.
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The attack was more sophisticated and involved vastly more resources than most U.S. politicians realized.
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Valuable baseline data has been collected and environmental knowledge has grown, vastly improving decision making.
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At least two other water bars exist in the world, though with vastly different goals.
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It's not that the robot she'd imagined, a vastly more sophisticated Siri, was so inspiring.
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He's vastly overstating it: The median annual American household income in 2016 was about $59,000.
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Myth No. 5: Jumping on a trampoline is vastly better for your health than running.
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The figure does vastly understate the full costs of this merger to the American public.
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And since that time, some countries have pumped out vastly more carbon dioxide than others.
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In a matter of hours on Monday, we saw two surveys with vastly different results.
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It just so happens that the opponents vastly outnumber, or at least outshout, the supporters.
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"To do scientific research with a Class A drug has vastly exaggerated costs," Feilding says.
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The confrontation looms as labor disruptions appear to be rising, albeit in vastly different contexts.
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Jordan has suggested allotting $500 million, which vastly underestimate the costs of such vocational programs.
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The DOD has long maintained that the privatization program vastly improved housing on U.S. bases.
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In the end, people's attraction to differences is vastly outweighed by our attraction to similarities.
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Our country's recovery infrastructure is vastly underfunded to a point of almost being completely ignored.
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Those prices have been surging like crazy for decades, vastly outpacing the overall inflation rate.
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Bret: Meanwhile, a vastly more consequential and alarming fight is quickly taking shape over abortion.
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We can't solve the climate crisis without vastly improving public transportation and increasing urban density.
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There were mostly two-bedrooms of vastly unequal size, in walk-ups on high floors.
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Francis and Benedict are vastly different in their style, substance and visions of the church.
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On the day before the midterm elections, two vastly different outcomes remain easy to imagine.
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Pronounced in French, "Pip" translates poorly, to a word vastly inappropriate for proper public discourse.
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He soon discovered that performing on radio was vastly different from doing so in teahouses.
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" In August, he tweeted that A.I. going rogue represents "vastly more risk than North Korea.
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Don't be surprised if Theranos is not the last company to overpromise and vastly underperform.
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After the companies combine, Amazon's competitors in the grocery business will still be vastly larger.
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Many independent bookshops vastly prefer brick-and-mortar traffic, and are distrustful of ecommerce partners.
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Offhand speculation about aliens tends to get vastly more coverage than anything else in astronomy.
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And make no mistake: Women are raped vastly more often than men are falsely accused.
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Even if I make it back 10 years from today, it might look vastly different.
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The two candidates differ vastly, however, on how the fight against terrorism should be waged.
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Often, skeptics do not appreciate the vastly greater dangers of the diseases that vaccines prevent.
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The vastly different assessments of Flynn's veracity suggest that Mueller's accusation of lying was aggressive.
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If implemented widely, that recommendation would vastly increase the number of people using the drugs.
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The ruling PiS party is slightly Eurosceptic whereas the Polish people are vastly pro-European.
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She explained that North and South Korean terminology on the hockey rink were vastly different.
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AirPods: $250 AirPods "Carrying Strap": $60 Feeling vastly superior to those Losers still wearing wires?
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The immigration courts are already vastly overburdened, even before a Trump-led onslaught of cases.
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Over the past week, the MSCI world value index has vastly outperformed the growth index.
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How one day, one week, one year can be so vastly different from the next.
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It was the second day in a row that declining stocks vastly outnumbered those rising.
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He wanted the pair's pace to try to counteract Franck Ribery, Bayern's vastly experienced winger.
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Its vastly popular Snow beer is the top-selling beer in the world by volume.
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This week, the sight and sounds were similar, but the underlying facts were vastly different.
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At least half a dozen people were injured in Monday's violence, with police vastly outnumbered.
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But Honda vastly expanded the recall to cover more than two million vehicles by 2011.
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China has been vastly improving its military capabilities, including its ability to strike aircraft carriers.
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But she was vastly more comfortable talking in abstraction, particularly about art, than about herself.
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Did he support admitting vastly more immigrants, perhaps even embracing a policy of "open borders"?
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The donation doubled the total raised to $2.3 million, vastly exceeding the organization's fundraising goals.
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"The 'Never Trump' Republicans vastly outnumbered the 'Never Hillary' Democrats," said a New Hampshire Republican.
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The Obama administration made the case for, and vastly expanded, the targeted killings of terrorists.
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Local youths have lashed out at Indian forces, who are vastly outnumbered in rural Kashmir.
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Well, in some ways this will be a vastly improved business environment for large corporations.
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The only difference is, the appreciation in value between the two assets are vastly different.
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And Robin had to acknowledge having vastly overemphasized the amount of DNA differences between races.
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That means reducing urban air pollution by deploying vastly more renewable energy and clean transportation.
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Andrei, do you run into each other in deals, or are your worlds vastly different?
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But underinvestment in technology and healthcare means society is at risk of vastly under-delivering.
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Apple has no such portal, though it collects vastly less data in the first place.
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The current situation requires our frontline border enforcement personnel to vastly increase their humanitarian efforts.
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Barclays says a huge defeat for Republicans could result in vastly different outcomes on trade.
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We are each other's biggest concern, but we are vastly different in capacities and geopolitics.
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In China, ambitious national afforestation plans have succeeded in vastly increasing the number of trees.
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The evidence overwhelmingly indicates that Internet giants are vastly more powerful in nearly every dimension.
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The extent of devastation from another major disaster, Hurricane Maria, may have been vastly underestimated.
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"They are vastly outspending their cash flow position to sustain their growth," Mr. Snyder said.
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Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and other countries with similar systems vastly underspend the United States.
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Jackals now vastly outnumber Europe's wolves, totaling at most 250,230 by the latest official estimate.
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There's just one problem: The quote is taken vastly out of context and therefore misleading.
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Here are 10 options that complement or are vastly preferable to this year's Oscar darlings.
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He also wants to vastly expand the surveillance state, which was already expanded by Obama.
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Perhaps they don't fit in culturally among students with vastly different backgrounds and home lives.
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Using the process for cuts as well as taxes could make achieving each vastly harder.
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These are very, very simplified examples; most corporate tax evasion schemes are vastly more complicated.
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This was absolutely the right choice, but I vastly underestimated how much it would hurt.
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The absolute numbers might be the same, but the implication and the story are vastly different.
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This account is vastly different from previously leaked stories that said Khashoggi was tortured and dismembered.
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And the number of inmates can vastly outnumber guards, who often have limited law enforcement training.
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But our generation's hyper-specific, Pinterest-approved version of "having your shit together" is vastly overrated.
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Finally, Conway's Sunday media tour should have been vastly different -- contrition was in order, not incrimination.
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Opposition to Trump has already mobilized vastly more people more quickly than the tea party did.
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Here's the rub: understanding government and having real responsibility are vastly different from running a business.
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Vastly different in persona, the bombastic Trump and the sober May appeared friendly despite their differences.
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The show wanted to create an ensemble of vastly different masculine characters, the entertainers tell me.
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According to researchers like Jock McCulloch, silicosis rates were vastly underestimated among black miners for decades.
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Really, they say, it's a question about progressive power — about two vastly different theories of change.
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Though they're vastly different in terms of themes and gameplay, they share a similar narrative structure.
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In recent years there have been vastly different approaches to identity politics in the Democratic Party.
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But it has a vastly larger portfolio of planned or potential projects — over 3 gigawatts worth.
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The TV created intimacy, but one that replicated the vastly uneven power in America and Korea.
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The economics of mobile games are vastly different to those of flagship PC and console titles.
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Both can impact how sharp on-screen action appears in scenes with vastly disparate lighting levels.
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Linux was both much cheaper and vastly more powerful than the alternatives available at the time.
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"I think they vastly underestimated the amount of damage they were going to cause," said Silverstein.
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But it was a wheeled robot, and while impressive, wheels are vastly simpler than biped locomotion.
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The changes immediately affect discounts available on tribal lands by vastly limiting who can receive them.
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The vastly larger real-world populations of mosquitoes mean it's likelier resistance will, somehow, crop up.
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With the new dataset, ecologists' understanding of the climate factors that affect life has vastly expanded.
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We vastly overestimated how accepting other people would be of you doing this behavior (remember Glassholes?).
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There's no easy way around it: Women are vastly underrepresented in elected and appointed political positions.
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Blue whirls could instead be employed for a cleaner burn that vastly reduces those harmful emissions.
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As a result, they would need to be paired with vastly expanded revenue sharing between teams.
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Without T.J. Miller, the tech comedy had to take some risks that vastly improve the show.
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Role models are hugely important, particularly in industries like tech were women are so vastly underrepresented.
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For larger aircraft, electric turbofans that are vastly more powerful—perhaps up 20MW—will be needed.
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It's vastly different to manage a working machine that has been around for 60 plus years.
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She entered the Fantasy Suite vastly hungover, per her Bachelor Party interview, and promptly fell asleep.
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I know very few people whose partner comes from a vastly different social or economic background.
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They may be ignorant; sceptics worried about the scale of immigration tend to vastly overestimate it.
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But it is vastly dominant among them, representing 96% of daily trading volumes in that category.
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With the update, each language is now just 35-45 MB, vastly increasing the tool's accessibility.
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The stabilisation policies used in the Great Recession were vastly superior to those of the Depression.
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This November, we are faced with two vastly divergent visions for the future of our country.
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When it comes to television advertising, pro-Hillary Clinton spending is vastly outgunning pro-Trump spending.
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This could reinforce the disconnect between pleasure and communication that mainstream porn has already vastly propagated.
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Advanced imaging techniques have revealed Leonardo's original design to be vastly different from the final product.
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"It vastly exceeded my expectations," says Brandt, an English-born photographer who now lives in California.
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The number of critically acclaimed superhero movies Marvel's produced vastly outnumber Fox's best X-Men movies.
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It's no secret that humans—noisy, messy creatures that we are—are vastly altering Earth's environments.
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It could also carry vastly different dollar amounts depending on which company uses it, and how.
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You know when you see two vastly different photos that just ... give off the same energy?
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Criticize her tactics all you want, but Sundhage's squad has vastly outperformed expectations in Brazil already.
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And this is just a proof of concept — others could come along and vastly improve performance.
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That's a sharp contrast with the United States, where women are vastly underrepresented in STEM fields.
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The Trump administration has proposed a vastly expanded offshore oil leasing program to start this year.
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The US has vastly outdated restrictions concerning headlights, which don't allow for varying levels of intensity.
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And third, the public vastly overestimates how much money the U.S. government spends on foreign aid.
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Trump spends vastly more time at the golf course than in the White House situation room.
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In fact, they are so vastly different in safety that they may as well be unrelated.
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According to Appel and Fuiava's original story, their engine and mast were vastly damaged by then.
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Cyber criminals and attackers exploit the vastly different knowledge levels and networks that exist across countries.
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This game was vastly different from Carolina's 4-0 victory in the same building Jan. 4.
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This would be vastly simpler than the counterproductive and confusing alternatives favored by some in Congress.
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Serena Williams vastly improved everyone's Wednesday by announcing that she's expecting her first child on Snapchat.
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"You just pretty much have to own it because of its vastly superior technology," he said.
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Either way, the federal coal already leased vastly exceeds what's permissible under a 2 degrees scenario.
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Both sets of headphones sound vastly better when going through their own cable and audio processing.
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Not choosing sides is vastly profitable, and Facebook stands to benefit by selling advertising to everyone.
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In Britain, which has a somewhat bigger population and vastly more cars, the figure was 1,700.
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Such machines are vastly more capable, kilo for kilo, than their predecessors and cheaper, to boot.
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If it was to come back tomorrow, it would find the tundra to be vastly different.
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Whatever translation you make, this clearly refers to something vastly broader than competent work by judges.
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However, symptoms can be vastly different from what we're usually taught about signs of breast cancer.
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These divergent assumptions and expectations are almost certainly foreordaining vastly different goals and strategies across companies.
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And this is to say nothing of the country's vastly diminished role on the global stage.
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It's also vastly different from Trump's behavior when spending his own money instead of the public's.
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Surgical centers attempting to accommodate sudden, vastly increased demand, may find that quality of care declines.
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"You can inject the same virus into different hosts and get vastly different responses," he says.
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O'Malley also supports vastly increasing renewable energy, but he wants a price on carbon dioxide emissions.
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Still in general, the CDC estimates Lyme disease cases are vastly larger than what is reported.
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Now, we have vastly expanded the definition of what a 'gym' is, for better and worse.
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Two proposals called for an increase in diversity within the company, though from vastly different perspectives.
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This is at least in part because of the collision of two vastly different moviemaking cultures.
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And more generally, patients tend to vastly overestimate the benefits and underestimate the harms of treatment.
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Most generational differences are vastly exaggerated — they're driven primarily by age and maturity, not birth cohort.
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Their friendship began in the early days of the nation, despite their vastly different political views.
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Research has shown that one personality trait: introversion or extroversion, can vastly impact how teams operate.
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And each year — without fail — the report proudly proclaims that the benefits vastly exceed the costs.
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Dr. Kahru decided that Dr. Arrigo was right: The Arctic Ocean has become vastly more productive.
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And the decisions I made, and the life I lived, before and after, are vastly different.
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Eduardo Porter: I guess some enormous discontinuity right around the corner might vastly expand our prosperity.
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And faster payments on smartphones are vastly more secure than cash, plastic cards or paper checks.
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Trump's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
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And reneging on international treaties would vastly complicate the international coordination needed to combat climate change.
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But the general-election universe is vastly larger and more diverse than the Republican primary electorate.
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While the number of women in sciences is growing, they are still vastly outnumbered by males.
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The conclusion of her life is a source of everlasting debate, and scholarly theories differ vastly.
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But the chart above shows the vastly different circumstances lawmakers were working under at the time.
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When it did, players greeted a vastly different course than the one they played on Thursday.
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President Trump's White House employs over 400 employees and all of them earn vastly different salaries.
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Like everyone else, The Times competes in an ecosystem vastly different from just five years ago.
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And the administration has vastly cut back efforts to fight disease outbreaks internationally during Trump's presidency.
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Most basically, we will have to confront the realities of vastly unequal economic and political power.
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The pies here are vastly better than the mass-produced kind that dominate the Australian market.
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The condition had some biological basis, it was felt, and antidepressants became a vastly popular option.
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One Russian reviewer, at least, seemed to think that their effort had vastly improved the work.
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McCready's campaign has vastly outspent Bishop's, but Republican outside spending has dwarfed that of Democratic groups.
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Then, as now, companies that make products using steel vastly outnumbered those that produce the metal.
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Sanders is in a vastly different position in the 2020 race than he was in 2016.
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If approved, the vaccine would vastly reduce the likelihood of ever seeing another major Ebola outbreak.
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Even so, the two main political parties have staked out vastly different positions on climate change.
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Secondly, they pollute vastly less, even if the electricity is coming from coal-fueled power plants.
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Thus, each jury pool vastly underrepresented these groups, further worsened by the use of peremptory challenges.
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Yet government-aligned forces vastly outnumbered their ISIS opponents — by roughly 20 times, per Ollivant's estimate.
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He has also vastly reduced the number of Central American migrants Mexico deports from its soil.
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While little separated the candidates ideologically, the party as a whole trusted Van Hollen vastly more.
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Malaysia had publicly slammed China for vastly overcharging on a showcase rail project, canceling the deal.
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Cruz vastly overperformed expectations and out-hustled Donald Trump to win 29 percent of Iowa voters.
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Productivity growth has vastly outstripped real wage growth since the 1970s, according to Deutsche Bank research.
|
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George Erdle of Charlotte, N.C., simply stated that Crozes-Hermitage was "vastly different" from St.-Joseph.
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Eriksen, vastly experienced at just 25, and finally being recognized as one of Europe's finest playmakers.
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A mere four seconds with eyes off the road vastly increases the chance of an accident.
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Mr. Fallon also said Ms. Brazile vastly overstated her ability to unilaterally change the party nominee.
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Undecided voters don't look vastly different demographically from decided voters, but there are some minor differences.
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I am convinced that medication would vastly improve my brother's life, and his adult children agree.
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She was vastly outspent by Mr. Carper, who has won 13 consecutive statewide races since 1976.
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So there are vastly fewer top-tier opportunities for the Democrats to pick off Republican incumbents.
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This is a vastly under-institutionalized time of life when many people suffer a Telos Crisis.
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That people have vastly different interpretations of art and design was not lost on Mr. Aranda.
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It also encompasses protecting our citizens from the vastly more real threats posed by Mother Nature.
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Its standard of living is vastly inferior to that of its American counterpart across the water.
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In 2017 the average hedge fund has vastly underperformed the S&P 500, according to eVestment.
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The known death toll so far is three, but human transmission could vastly expand its range.
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But the record temperatures and drought conditions linked to climate change have vastly intensified the fires.
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Lung cancer is a relatively rare illness, but it is still vastly more common among smokers.
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Simply put, the ability of objective journalists to shape coverage of the speech has vastly diminished.
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In the world of automation, creativity will become vastly more important for folks looking for jobs.
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It probably won't stop trafficking in fentanyl, either, the synthetic opioid vastly more potent than heroin.
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And overall, women are still vastly outnumbered, making up less than a quarter of the House.
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The Senate's appropriations chief said bipartisan negotiations over spending levels have "improved vastly" this week, however.
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In most of the world, beef production is vastly less efficient than it is in America.
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This season of American Horror Story is going to look vastly different from all the others.
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The PCAOB's work has led to "vastly improved" audits, said Jeanette Franzel, a former PCAOB member.
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The facilities have been vastly improved since the purchase, with the addition of new tennis courts.
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The portions of it printed here make you wish Gaitskill commented on politics vastly more often.
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Each of our siblings has a unique financial story, and their needs are vastly different.6.
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That is a system not vastly different from countries such as Canada, the U.K. and Australia.
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The G.O.P. does not hold a single statewide office, and is vastly outnumbered in the legislature.
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Surprisingly enough, while today's loafers are vastly different from those of the past, the styling isn't.
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But it's worth remembering that both countries remain vastly poorer than the United States or Europe.
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But he is also a vastly better raconteur than most other writers playing the explication game.
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This year, it vastly expanded its program that allows companies to own their own Reddit pages.
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But after toppling their leaders, Libya, Yemen, Egypt and Tunisia went down vastly different political paths.
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Plus, it's possible to receive recommendations via technology that could vastly improve the way we sleep.
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An investigative report from India last summer found that Jaish had vastly expanded its headquarters facility.
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For example, people have a vastly exaggerated view of how much we spend on foreign aid.
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Today, there are more than 220006 billion webpages, with vastly heavier traffic and more complex data.
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"The United States is vastly behind other countries on this," she wrote in the Medium post.
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One, in which consumers essentially pick brands that they like and stay loyal, is vastly larger.
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Both "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" were turned down by them, though for vastly different reasons.
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And there are vastly more effective means than concrete to defend even the most dangerous borders.
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Eriksen, vastly experienced at just 26, and finally being recognized as one of Europe's finest playmakers.
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But even a move to legalize marijuana at the federal level would vastly change the economics.
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ANDRE CALANTZOPOULOS: Because they have much more toxicity and exposure to chemicals, vastly lower than cigarettes.
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But if you don't need to buy drugs or hitmen, the cryptocurrencies are vastly less efficient.
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The fear of what terrorists might do vastly exceeds any realistic assessment of the individual risk.
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The two love each other's frankness, but have always approached their lives from vastly different viewpoints.
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The economy is vast and vastly complex, and its path can take surprising twists and turns.
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We don't need A&R people to decide what we like, bundle it into albums or event pay for it, content creation is now vastly more accessible, what succeeds is vastly more democratic, the barriers to entry somewhat lower, hence the abundance of stuff we have.
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This is a very big deal because the enormously better efficiency and speed of Proof-of-Stake open a pathway to decentralized systems which support many many more actions than Proof-of-Work chains like Bitcoin or (today's) Ethereum, with a vastly vastly smaller ecological footprint.
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Speaking before a vastly white and vastly conservative crowd, Trump decided to give them a jolt by calling out N.F.L. owners for failing to discipline the handful of players who had taken a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality against the black community.
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Wakanda has miraculous medical science and military capabilities that are vastly superior to any nation on Earth.
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Saudi-Iran ties had vastly deteriorated due to Saudi support for Saddam in the Iran-Iraq War.
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Because the eruptions are on such vastly different scales, scientists thought they were driven by different processes.
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But when it comes to the budget breakdown for raising a baby, it varies vastly by state.
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For Palaniappan, it's another way to introduce a degree of parity to a vastly unequal economic system.
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It would be vastly more efficient, and more importantly, much cleaner, than current methods of energy production.
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These present two vastly different holiday aesthetics: either luxe après-ski or defiant sneakers with cocktail attire.
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She has called for vastly expanding government including universal health care and child care and education programs.
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Brady says the approach would result in more buoyant economic growth and a vastly simpler tax code.
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Why is the experience for African Americans in this country so, so vastly different from white Americans?
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And of course vastly better than what my parents experienced where they grew up in Communist Hungary.
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Even beyond these difficulties, Russian observers say the west vastly overestimates Russia's power and misinterprets its motives.
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Two vastly different figures have come under fire in the past week for challenging the political establishment.
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Compressed hydrogen is vastly more energy-dense than batteries, so it could be suitable for air travel.
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Cases of elder abuse, particularly financial exploitation, are far too common, although they are vastly under reported.
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AI has the potential to increase worldwide productivity, vastly reduce corruption and poverty and advance medical research.
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But there's no denying that the new DirecTV Now is vastly different from what it was before.
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It has been made vastly more difficult by Brexit because Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain.
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But Western diplomats say the Saudis vastly overstated the Iranian role, at least at the war's start.
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We know she's already got a beagle named Guy, but he looks vastly different than this pooch.
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It all requires effectively managing both team finances and player personnel, though those require vastly different skills.
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Google's £399 Pixel 3A undercuts the 6T by a nice margin while having a vastly superior camera.
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And when you're Twitter and that's vastly your primary source of income, that might be a challenge.
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This worked well for about six decades, until the shale revolution allowed America to pump vastly more.
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Dreams of paradise leave us comparing where we are with something we imagine to be vastly better.
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But the benefits of the new system, he said, vastly outweighed any convenience in retaining the old.
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"Law firms generate revenue from hourly billing, and lack an incentive to vastly improve efficiency," Chen writes.
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And as a casual gamer, I recognize that iOS gives me vastly more entertainment options than macOS.
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PETER ZWEIFELProfessor of economics emeritusUniversity of Zurich The structural features of Germany's labour market are vastly distorted.
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But I preferred to do these tasks on the phone, because the experience was just vastly better.
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He said Twitter is "tremendous" and helped him win races in states where he was vastly outspent.
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Last year, Wu and Hannun published a study in Nature that came to a vastly different conclusion.
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But if Google held a mirror up to itself, it would likely see a vastly different reality.
|
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Leveraging data sourced from its various online services, it came to vastly different conclusions than the FCC.
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The engineering layout of an EV is vastly more flexible than that of a combustion-engine car.
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It vastly expanded — and this year made public— the community guidelines by which it makes these decisions.
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The 40-minute drive represented a vastly different quality of available schooling, economic opportunity, and health outcomes.
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On this land, two families work cheek-by-jowl in 1940s Mississippi, but in vastly different circumstances.
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But those who make it abroad are vastly more likely to be able to support their relatives.
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And for China's modern women, that's a vastly different story than their mother's lingerie shops have told.
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And we bid farewell to Opportunity, a Mars rover that vastly exceeded what was expected of it.
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This is a huge inconvenience, as the unavailability of Google and Stack Overflow vastly impact my productivity.
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Or, related to it, vastly superior aliens justify their complete destruction of the evil, wasteful human race.
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He doesn't vastly outmatch Jessica as Kilgrave did, so the horror aspects don't come through as clearly.
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Sanders vastly outspent Clinton there in television and radio advertising, but ultimately failed to upset his rival.
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The statistics are unequivocal: Women and minorities are vastly underrepresented in front of and behind the camera.
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"[Darren] just finds it so vastly disappointing," Lawrence said of her obsession with the reality TV family.
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Alma, on the other hand, takes a vastly different approach, and one that definitely changes the game.
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But as time passed and it grew vastly out-funded, the company began looking to autonomous fleets.
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Wireless connectivity technologies of all kinds (Wi-Fi, satellites, cellular, etc.) have vastly improved in recent years.
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Police and government agents, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed, and no shots were fired.
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But voting vastly inexperienced people into positions of tremendous power seems to be America's thing these days.
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Compared with Western cultures, China has traditionally had a vastly different value system towards marriages and family.
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The Cadillac Escalade's interior is vastly inferior, the Mercedes-Benz GLS is dated and much less roomy.
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Announced in January, Robinhood Crypto vastly undercuts Coinbase's U.S. fees that range from 1.5 to 4 percent.
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These defensive strategies comes as oil and gas drillers are producing vastly more oil with less investment.
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The install base of android has grown vastly; the new customer base (for Apple) is not coming.
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A cultural melting pot, Germany's capital Berlin has progressed vastly in recent decades following a turbulent past.
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We assure you that a Tyrion Lannister and a Catelyn Stark will have vastly disparate Netflix queues.
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"One of the things that is helping us grapple is our vastly improved global instrumentation," Brodsky said.
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Viewing virtual porn is vastly different than watching a film onscreen — and it's fairly impossible to describe.
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Trump instinctively understands these Huckabee-Santorum voters, and he instinctively understands they are vastly underrepresented in Washington.
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