What is more uncivil and cruel than taking children away?
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What is more, there is room for earnings to improve.
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What is more, populist rage is rarely focused on finance.
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What is more, ratcheting down is harder than ratcheting up.
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What is more, notable agreement exists around the road map.
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What is more, the capital has an unfortunate hourglass shape.
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What is more, that extra activity is a genuine bonus.
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What is more, the divide is along a new axis.
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What is more noble than man's mastery of the sky?
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She wrote: Do what is more difficult & more brave. Reform!
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What is more, the increases ranged across all ethnic groupings.
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What is more, many committees have their own screening process.
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What is more, they are all rather similar to each other.
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What is more, the American economy seems as hale as ever.
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What is more, tax cuts are poised to stimulate the economy.
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This album is what is more commonly known as a banger.
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What is more, Ms Yellen's prediction is beginning to come true.
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What is more empowering, after all, than treating women as individuals?
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Voters need to determine what is more important — words or actions.
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What is more, we are witnessing the absence of any common
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What is more surprising than most things your body can do?
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling," Sotomayor wrote.
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I mean, what is more iconic than the Epic of Gilgamesh?
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What is more, religious conservatives agitate against a review of the code.
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What is more, they often make choices based on myriad personal preferences.
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What is more, liberals have something to offer societies struggling with change.
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But what is more naive than believing in one country two systems?
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What is more, many Irish players have already played English county cricket.
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What is more, everyone collectively turns a year older on January 1st.
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What is more, an unwed, heterosexual man can only adopt a boy.
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What is more, immigrants, like Japanese themselves, prefer to live in cities.
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What is more, the commodities bust was not quite what it seemed.
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What is more controversial is the question of how to cultivate it.
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But what is more important than anything is that we are together.
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What is more surprising is Abby's (Darby Stanchfield) unwavering support of Fitz.
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What is more compelling than the opposing composites of fire and water?
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"What is more important, the reality or the perception?" he famously said.
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What is more, rotten disclosure about pay is common across Japan Inc.
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What is more, they did not do all of their shopping online.
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What is more, the tepid numbers for March mask pockets of strength.
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"What is more worrying is that other countries may follow suit," he said.
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What is more, the vibe they give to a town is somewhat frantic.
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What is more, the epidemic of cybercrime is best tackled by sharing information.
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What is more, critics say, Saudi Arabia is a woeful ally against jihadism.
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What is more, break-ups alone will not suffice to tame big tech.
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What is more, plutocrats may not report their incomes accurately in the survey.
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What is more, Kashmir's decades of turmoil have left its society bitterly divided.
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What is more, the IEA is relying on data that many economists question.
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What is more, not acting can be every bit as consequential as acting.
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What is more critical: Learning to code or getting good at data science?
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What is more, every company has to deliver its data to the state.
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What is more, it is uncertain how secure emerging markets' low inflation is.
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What is more, the costs and benefits are radically uncertain and unevenly distributed.
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What is more, he believes the subject of Lucretia spoke to Mr. Aram.
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What is more, they are rising, unlike in most Asian countries (see chart).
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What is more, 79 percent see the current costs of drugs as unreasonable.
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What is more, a lot of people have lived in that other part.
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The insistence that we mourn XXXtentacion no matter what is more than just diplomacy.
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What is more, it can achieve its aims without using armed force at all.
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"What is more important is the production of shale oil from America," he added.
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What is more, Dr Lynch's method provides an easy way to monitor the situation.
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What is more beautiful is that Niecy is also trying to share the wealth.
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What is more important than the health and wellbeing of the people, particularly children?
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What is more galling than that is that all of this was entirely avoidable.
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What is more, the content of state-level identities is typically divorced from politics.
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"We don't know what is real science, and what is more politics," he said.
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What is more, the necessary work will take sustained effort, not a single meeting.
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And what is more efficient than co-locating startups in huge, campus-like, facilities?
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What is more, in future EU regulators could set out to harm London deliberately.
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And what is based in science, and what is more fantasy or science fiction?
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What is more, seven in ten Americans want to boost spending on the poor.
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What is more, the impact of ever-lower rates may be starting to pall.
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What is more, LSE's strengths in shares and indices complement Deutsche Börse's in derivatives.
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What is more important, though, is his success and his ability to project confidence.
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What is more, his supporters love this message of chin-jutting, heavily armed isolationism.
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What is more, he says, disruptive fintech startups are unlikely to lead the charge.
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What is more, support for gun control is growing after tragedies like Parkland continue.
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What is more, cities typically have a local police force that can uncover wrongdoing.
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What is more primitive than simply swinging in the same hand over and over?
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What is more, they live in a culture of fast answers and immediate change.
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What is more dreamy than a garment made to your unique specifications, after all?
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What is more, there's nothing paltry or cheap about the targets that Lanthimos picks.
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What is more, in this instance, Armslist facilitated more than just an isolated private sale.
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What is more apparent is that the Conservatives have a big problem of shrinking support.
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What is more damaging according to Shapiro is hateful language in relation to drug users.
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What is more, Uber doesn't plan on developing the VTOLs and the accompanying technology itself.
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What is more, removing the country does not seem to be putting off international partners.
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What is more, disenchantment with politicians persists even though the army has squashed Thailand's democracy.
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What is more, by almost any measure, Taiwan is already, in effect, a sovereign country.
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What is more, Mrs May and Mr Varadkar have another matter on their minds: Brexit.
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What is more, the threat of new diseases is a problem with a ready solution.
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What is more radical, more spectacular, and more "holy fuck yes"-inducing than that twist?
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"What is more personal, more permanent, and more meaningful than a tattoo?" the site asks.
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What is more, big IPOs such as Snap's have been few and far between recently.
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What is more, buyers should now benefit from more hedging opportunities in the future markets.
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But what is more striking is the performance of cyclical stocks relative to defensive ones.
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What is more, the financial industry is well practiced at finding ways around new rules.
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What is more, as the technology advances, it will become harder to spot the fakes.
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What is more likely is that such a declaration would only embolden the Maduro government.
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What is more important for markets is the MPC guidance than the actual rate action.
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What is more, Dropbox has areas of concern that should, in theory, give investors pause.
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Ask Real Estate A couple argues over what is more important: fresh air or security.
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What is more, many of the problems at Tesla are of the company's own doing.
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What is more troubling is the eagerness of legislators for him to act that way.
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What is more significant is the fact that we have already begun the election process.
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What is more important is that they should be allowed to do so in peace.
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What is more, the company says writing that software would amount to hacking its own technology.
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This also contributed to what is more popularly known as "leakage" in the government subsidy fundings.
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The Tea Party believes in conservative values, and what is more conservative than keeping families together?
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What is more likely than a total reversal, advocates have long said, is a slow degeneration.
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But what is more American than paying taxes that contribute to our roads, schools, and military?
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What is more, people of different ages, cultures and social classes define joy in different ways.
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What is more, the venue for this panic-attack is serene Copenhagen; the date, Christmas 2018.
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What is more, the government still has a fat buffer of $3trn in foreign-exchange reserves.
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What is more, the boundary commissions will consider new electoral data during the public consultation period.
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That is the why of that above video, but the what is more difficult to explain.
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What is more, the new law allows physician's assistants and nurse practitioners to write the prescriptions.
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What is more, another provision would allow supposedly "nonviolent" drug offenders to receive newly-reduced sentences.
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What is more, when executive compensation is compared with worker salaries, today's pay packages seem gargantuan.
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What is more, the neighborhood's predicted cultural reawakening was too slow in coming to suit him.
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We want authenticity in all things, including our politicians, and what is more authentic that sweat?
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What is more appropriate for summer than drinking a cocktail out of a hollowed-out fruit?
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What is more, Mr. Trump will have to find an accommodation with the Republican Party establishment.
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What is more likely to happen: His allergies will get worse, or he'll develop new ones.
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What is more, neither Harvey nor Tiziano could speak or read a word of Latin. Latin?
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What is more confounding, though, is the fact that the migration crisis is over in Germany.
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Even better shots are called "albatrosses," because really what is more awesome than one of those.
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But what is more remarkable is that he has also started making people talk like him.
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What is more, Germany's rate of domestic investment is not obviously weak by comparison with other countries.
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After all, what is more terrifying than a puzzle in which the answers don't match the clues?
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What is more important than berating yourself is to see what's out there, and then do something.
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What is more, Nestle has pivoted toward nutrition and health while L'Oreal is focused on beauty products.
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What is more, it is from Angola, where there has been very little primate research to date.
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What is more surprising is that it took Delta so long to get its computers running again.
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What is more, Mr Trump had made those claims "in front of largely white audiences," she chided.
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What is more, passengers' top priority on board a plane—legroom—is the most costly to accommodate.
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What is more, the rise has been most pronounced among those with only a high-school education.
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"What is more important for the markets is the trajectory that the Fed is projecting," he said.
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What is more, the new policy was effective immediately, giving Amazon and others no time to comply.
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What is more, it is a useful flare in a city that is notoriously difficult to navigate.
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Do you enjoy being what is more popular known as "lit"—in whatever form that may be?
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They get to pick what is more important to them: low-risk returns or big payday potential.
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But what is more worrisome is if the yield curve goes beyond flattening and into outright inversion.
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And if you think about it—really think about it—what is more festive than flavored condoms?
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What is more likely is that they simply didn't care what we thought, or how we felt.
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I think what is more important is the number of meaningful conversations you're having on the platform.
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What is more important — the minority of Americans who are upset, or the majority who are not?
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What is more, there has been little sign of the heady exuberance that normally precedes a slump.
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What is more remarkable is that this is just one of many ways he exploited paint's materiality.
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What is more, the debate over debt, as framed, misses the most intriguing thing about their balance-sheets.
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What is more, a world in which different countries imposed different digital tax regimes would be horribly messy.
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What is more, the world's big economies have much to lose from an end to American monetary hegemony.
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What is more, his best states are those with traditions of Democrats who vote Republican in presidential elections.
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What is more, the repatriation of profits by American firms would draw resources away from their subsidiaries abroad.
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What is more, in many industries, the only competition faced by state firms is from other state firms.
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What is more, the secrecy under which the market necessarily operates inhibits the flow of information among consumers.
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What is more, heterosexuals who engage in risky sexual behaviour do not face the same level of scrutiny.
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What is more, most villages are not connected to the sewage system; some have no water or roads.
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What is more, the explanatory power of social mobility has increased substantially over the past couple of decades.
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After all, what is more romantic than someone telling you that they want to make tea for you?
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What is more, I am firmly convinced that the majority of Italians have a very pro-European stance.
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What is more, it exceeded the technically important 200-day moving average yesterday, which lent it additional buoyancy.
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What is more likely is that the fraud occurred in clusters, as groups of employees rationalized their decisions.
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What is more, it fails to remove the political constraints that have been the biggest drag on recovery.
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What is more, the closure of steel plants provokes atavistic fears about whether Western manufacturing has a future.
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What is more, the lure of earning big money overseas changes the incentives for people in poor countries.
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What is more, statistically controlling for ageing barely changes estimates of aggregate wage growth, according to his model.
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I put Bob's Burgers on to lull me to sleep, because what is more soothing than the Belchers?
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What is more, the tools of molecular biology have moved out of the lab and into the clinic.
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" Russia has been "an employer of asymmetric means of recovering power … and what is more asymmetric than cyberwarfare?
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What is more, they are still focusing on niches, said David B. Yoffie, a Harvard Business School professor.
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What is more, this decision is depriving the public in Mexico of a public event of global resonance.
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What is more, banks typically do receive some small portion of the full fees if deals fall through.
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What is more striking is to find a version of this familiar story from 150 million years ago.
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What is more, the book that accompanies the exhibition helps us to understand Dismorr as never before. How?
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What is more, a large portion of the likely Republican primary electorate appears ready to make a late decision.
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What is more, injury isn't just incidental to sado-masochistic sex, but what sets it apart from tame varieties.
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What is more, China has a history of stealing intellectual property even as it blocks foreign investment at will.
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What is more, it is open everyday, from 8am to 10pm on weekdays and nearly as long on weekends.
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What is more, Pakistan's army has long considered Islamist militants as useful auxiliaries in their regional rivalry with India.
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What is more, many subsidiaries of Chinese firms in other countries are likely to opt for a Chinese cloud.
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What is more telling is what is happening under the bonnet, where sector rotation, volatility and correlations are rising.
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What is more, reacting only to real data is like driving while looking only in the rear-view mirror.
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The debate essentially revolves around what is more important — who controls the party, or what the party stands for.
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What is more, senate Republicans are employing this partisan abuse of power specifically to grant Brennan a lifetime judgeship.
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What is more airlines would be wary of anything that suggested liability for their employees' or customers' health problems.
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What is more, battle-hardened and well supplied Shia militias in Iraq are headed for the border crossings, too.
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What is more, he could see that Mr. Kaine had his sights set higher than the mayoralty of Richmond.
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What is more worrisome is how far apart whites and blacks are in their optimism about race relations improving.
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What is more, they have access to one of Mr. Downey's collaborators, the Chilean dancer and choreographer Carmen Beuchat.
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What is more, Jacare doesn't typically need a lot of time on the ground to get his job done.
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What is more, a true military professional can — and must — separate his or her personal views from professional obligations.
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But what is more important is the medium- to long-term outlook for the economy which is quite uncertain.
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" He added, "What is more or less certain is that Pakistan is entering another period of prolonged political instability.
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"What is more natural than us strengthening our party with new names?" he asked in the same October speech.
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When we talk about abortion, for example, what is more important, talking about the minimum wage or about life?
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What is more human than refusing to accept things as they are, than believing we can make them better?
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What is more, he wants these pots to be as imperfect as they are, imperfect as forms, that is.
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What is more, were Charter to agree to a merger with Sprint, it would need the blessing of Comcast.
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What is more, the contracts won by for-profit outfits were more likely to bust their budgets and miss deadlines.
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Vautier's theory flop suggests that what is more fruitful today are efforts to facilitate access to, and appreciation of, art.
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What is more surprising is that the supply of willing criminals-cum-politicians was met with eager demand from voters.
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What is more, Mr. Cohen has also insisted that he made the payment to Ms. Clifford without consulting Mr. Trump.
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What is more, he notes, this social good is one that no entity other than the corporation can sustainably provide.
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"What is more, the Department's source of midazolam has vanished under pressure from death penalty opponents," the court document said.
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What is more, if AI lives up to the hype, it will lead to demand for more and better data.
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What is more the yield curve—the difference between yields for short- and long-dated government debt—is almost flat.
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What is more, say doves, a small inflation overshoot, and expectations of slightly higher inflation, would be no bad thing.
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What is more, foreign companies have to take their money out of India at market exchange rates, not adjusted ones.
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What is more, America's first amendment and related laws protect journalists from police who want them to disclose their sources.
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What is more, every episode of "Chernobyl" has been rated by IMDb users at 9.5 or higher, a unique streak.
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And what is more, in addition to our physical selves we now have to manage this professional avatar as well.
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What is more, agents failed to intercept individual dangerous items in baggage, including a fake bomb at Newark Liberty Airport.
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What is more, European lawmakers have little sway over whether the commission actually carries out on the visa waiver threat.
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What is more, these firms are not all chasing natural resources such as oil and copper, as in the past.
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What is more important is that Trump has millions of surrogates spreading his narrative any time he calls on them.
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But, what is more troubling is that those same concepts—largely unmoderated—won the general election this time as well.
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What is more, the bill lacks strong human rights provisions that protect those involved in development projects and affected communities.
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What is more, the attackers were simultaneously using different methods to attack the company's servers, making them harder to stop.
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What is more surprising is that many environmental, labor and minority groups have opposed or declined to support the proposal.
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What is more, in the days after his election, Donald Trump replaced the head of his preliminary transition operation, Gov.
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What is more, such plans are widely used by middle-class taxpayers that Republicans say they are trying to help.
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What is more, that term — like any prison term of more than three years — cannot be suspended by a judge.
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What is more, they say, Russia and China are developing antisatellite weapons that could pose a threat to American satellites.
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But, to many, what is more significant, and what lies at the root of the excitement, is what has changed.
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What is more, if low global bond yields have anchored Treasury yields, rising Japanese rates could steepen the yield curve.
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What is more, customers avoid businesses whose employees demonstrate a lack of civility, whether toward them or toward each other.
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What is more, the bond market seems to agree that the economy can keep growing without a breakout in inflation.
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What is more, 80% of the antioxidant qualities are preserved in the breadcrust and crumbs when baked at 200 degrees Celsius.
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What is more, many airports are publicly run and require would-be concessionaires to put in public bids for retail space.
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What is more, some analysts argue, for all Mr Trong's aping of Mr Xi, the two parties are drifting apart philosophically.
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What is more, suspension is a royal prerogative, and no serious leader would want to draw the queen into political controversy.
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What is more worrisome is the relatively slow progress toward the city's 100 percent renewable energy pledge, local climate activists say.
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What is more striking is how the demographic splits we've seen across the country in the primaries aren't translating to California.
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What is more correct is that energy can be converted not only into matter, but also antimatter at the same time.
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"I think that while the ISIS menace cannot be ignored, what is more important is not to inflate it," Schweitzer said.
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What is more, Mr Nakamoto was also the first to send some bitcoin—using money he earned with the 9th block.
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What is more, Charles's wait for a male heir had just ended with the birth of Archduke Leopold in April 1713.
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What is more, the promotions Chipotle's competitors have been running to attract its turned-off customers have eaten into profit margins.
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China's entry into the World Trade Organization in 2001 presented traditional manufacturers — and what is more old-school than bagel baskets?
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I mean, what is more magical than beaming images across the globe, or building computers based on the human DNA sequence?
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What is more likely is that trans people are about to play legal and political defense for many years to come.
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What is more difficult to capture, more difficult than the cosmic and remote, is the moment of the here and now.
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What is more, plants like the one in Wayne are staffed by experienced workers and able to deliver high-quality products.
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What is more troubling is a recent trend Even during equity market sell-offs, gold has been a less reliable hedge.
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What is more impressive — at least if Samsung's keynote is any indication, are the new AR doodles and the 3D scanner.
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What is more disturbing is the way the outside world, and particularly South Korea, embraces these displays of state-promulgated sexism.
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But what is more jarring is that we are still being victimized by the same cast of characters 20 years later.
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They ended up doing what is more common for everyday fliers than it is for professional athletes: sleeping at the airport.
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What is more likely is a greatly increased and lingering threat of Iranian-backed terrorism outside of region against US interests.
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What is more, Mr. Trump's advisers could not offer any insights into how middle-income Americans would fare under his plan.
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What is more, the city, unwilling to ditch old habits, has been at the hub of the resurgent obsession with gin.
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What is more, their companies have frequently shut factories in the United States even as they have opened new ones overseas.
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What is more worthy of scrutiny than who pays a disproportionate share of their income compared to everyone else, and why?
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What is more niche today is Neopets, which no longer has nearly the same cultural cache as it did twelve years ago.
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What is more, accepting and embracing all these variations may provide room for more people to adopt or sustain a vegan lifestyle.
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In what is more like a January weather pattern, a strong storm will push through California over the next couple of days.
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What is more pertinent is that his painting appears to be driven by the tantric paradigm of anonymous labor, style, and vocabulary.
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But I want to go back to what Hillary Clinton said about what is more uncivil than taking children away from parents?
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What is more telling for Mrs May is what happened when the researchers asked about the trade-off between these different goals.
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What is more, Iran faces the threat of renewed American sanctions if Donald Trump, America's president-elect, tears up the nuclear deal.
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What is more certain is that if America walks out, the cause of human rights would be weakened—along with American influence.
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What is more, few of the firms sit behind barriers to entry as strong as those that protected Alibaba, Facebook and Google.
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The ability to analyze and apply knowledge, understand team dynamics and to effectively communicate is what is more effectively used in organizations.
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But, something about summer just brings out an air of carefree jubilance — and what is more carefree and jubilant than jello shots?
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"Perhaps what is more surprising is how robust the performance of the economy has been given these two major headwinds," he said.
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What is more notable is what sometimes is called "argument against interest" — people criticizing a thing from which they stand to benefit.
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But what is more striking is the measure of intensity, which show that those who dislike Trump do so with a passion.
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Or he could pick both men and add a third, J.P. Ricciardi, as what is more coherent than a three-headed hydra?
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What is more noteworthy is that a major piece of Afghan socioeconomic development is happening without direct foreign aid or foreign advisers.
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Perhaps they do deserve a measure of blame for what is more a problem of human nature than it is of authority.
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I haven't ever heard a Facebook executive say something that clear, out loud, in what is more or less a public forum.
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What is more, the researchers found that if climate change continued unabated, such maximum temperatures may occur on average every five years.
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What is more, at least one of the men facing imminent execution is intellectually disabled and should be categorically ineligible for execution.
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What is more interesting is how Russia has effectively supplanted North Korea as a supplier of relatively good quality coal to China.
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My intention is to build up a state that listens but also, what is more important, hears the voices of its citizens.
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And while new living units can be a welcome feat in the crowded city, what is more sorely needed is affordable housing.
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What is more, the use of a different, less generous measure of inflation would push taxpayers into higher tax brackets more quickly.
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What is more, there were no commercial benefits to bring in Brazilian soybeans as demand was flat due to African swine fever outbreaks.
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What is more, central banks are often less than clear on their precise intentions when beginning QE. Programmes and justifications evolve over time.
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And what is more, there were structural factors that went beyond the particularities of the crisis of the early 1890s stressed by Key.
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What is more, during his time in office thousands of Filipinos were tortured, jailed without due process or murdered by the regime's thugs.
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What is more concerning is recent research that suggests Zika can produce a higher rate of fetal anomalies than previously thought, he said.
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Here's Oprah making spaghetti for her longtime partner Stedman Graham last night, because really, what is more relaxing than parmesan and truffle oil?
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What is more, the new parties' lack of policy ideas means they will fail to win support, believes Prajak Kongkirati of Thammasat University.
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What is more, the IPCC's mandate is primarily to consider the science of geoengineering, not whether and how to regulate its various technologies.
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What is more generalizable, she says, is the proximity of feet and genitalia on the brain homunculus—the sensory map of the brain.
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What is more likely to affect your health is how eggs are prepared, as well as which other foods you combine with them.
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What is more, Putin who is intent on making Russia a great power, feels that he has an ax to grind with Turkey.
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What is more, the fastest-growing sort of mobile advertising is "native", meaning indistinguishable from other types of content, and sometimes even encrypted.
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What is more, the digital sector's economic contribution of £118 billion ($194 billion) in 2014 is still below that of manufacturing (£151 billion).
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What is more likely is that Wang steps down from the Politburo Standing Committee but continues to play a policymaking role, said Eurasia.
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What is more, a gradual opening of the island's private sector triggered a backlash from conservatives, creating headaches for small businesses, Freyre said.
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"What is more important, a life, or your time?" she responds to one angry passenger who appears to try to take her phone.
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What is more, the Red Sox led the American League East by two games over the Baltimore Orioles and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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While it is obvious that the same person painted them, what is more striking is how different DiBenedetto's paintings are from each other.
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What is more, many operators have hedged their production at prices between $40 and $50 per barrel through the end of the year.
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What is more, because of smartphones and the internet, the Syrian conflict has arguably been better documented than any armed conflict in history.
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I think what is more indicative of what the culture is like here is, of course, one, being here and seeing it firsthand.
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What is more, ordinary Burmese tend to view Rohingyas, most of whom are Muslim, as a threat to Buddhism, the religion of the majority.
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What is more, many others had gone before him — including those tedious Christian missionaries, who forced many local women to dress much more modestly.
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What is more, President Donald Trump seems to share Mr Brzezinski's concern with extending American pre-eminence, at least for a few more years.
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What is more, motorbikes tend to weave in and out of traffic, causing further delays, points out Sean Fox of Bristol University in Britain.
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What is more, shining a light on pay gaps can poison morale, as some workers learn that they earn substantially less than their peers.
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What is more, although Myanmar's media law says journalists may "freely criticise" the executive, the legislature and the judiciary, the army is conspicuously omitted.
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"We wanted to make sure we did it in a compelling visual way and what is more compelling than a stampede of hot dogs?"
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What is more, it has a government willing to back the aviation industry and a national airline with an excellent reputation and big plans.
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What is more, the Times reports, the move signifies that Pruitt will likely face strong pushback from his own employees once he takes office.
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The water that for centuries flowed slowly south after ebbing over the lake's lip is now trapped in what is more like a reservoir.
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As much as Trump needs a big foreign policy win, what is more important to him is protecting himself, no matter what the cost.
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What is more, a possible collapse of the UNRWA would render the refugee registration records it has been compiling since the early 1950s meaningless.
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Analysts must comb through news media and other credible reports of violence, then decide what is terrorism and what is more typical criminal attacks.
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What is more, his position means he should have been well aware of the filing deadlines and lined up suitable board replacements in time.
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What is more, according to news reports, only a handful of people had been charged with federal smuggling crimes a month into the initiative.
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What is more, a SPAC's prospectus can often follow a standard template, minimizing the risk of running afoul of the SEC without its feedback.
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What is more, it was also a one-time move made in a unique context: a deal to end Iran's nuclear ambitions without war.
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And what is more French than an artist who has stated that the impetus for her work was the metaphorical seduction of her father?
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What is more, in both Virginia and New Jersey, Trump was not the only personality casting a shadow over the governor's races this year.
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On the technical front, "the next psychological level is $1,350, but what is more important is that gold breaks above the$1,365 level," Boele said.
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What is more the holidaymakers who set up camp in residential blocks can be anti-social neighbours, particularly in famed party towns such as Barcelona.
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What is more, it puts regional governments, whose responsibilities include the provision of most health services, under pressure to keep their public accounts in order.
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What is more, the increasing number of its ships may well understate the rate at which China is improving its ability to sink enemy vessels.
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What is more, when the crimes have a historical resonance, as in the Demjanjuk case, we get not just a verdict, but a lesson too.
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What is more, as debt accumulates, lenders may ask the government to pay higher interest rates to compensate them for the increased risk of default.
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But here is the real question – what I believe we should really focus on: When choosing a President what is more important – Words or Deeds?
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What is more, for a platform to make good money, switching to a rival has to be costly, argues Andrei Hagiu of Harvard Business School.
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What is more, the finance ministry has promised to make transfer payments that will ensure that local governments lose no money from the new tax.
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What is more, if the U.S. abides by the Paris treaty and President Obama's vision, the ensuing environmental regulations would cost thousands of American jobs.
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SpecsThe Authentic Original Boat Shoes, as their name suggests, come in what is, more or less, the same design as they originally did, in 1935.
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What is more surprising, however, is that our recent research shows that the limitations to financing of female entrepreneurs may in fact be self-imposed.
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What is more steady is the average number of passes in a goal scoring move, which has been stable at around four for several years.
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"What is more urgent in the world today than the question of sustainability and the future of the planet?" she said in a phone interview.
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What is more, in recent months the cost of corporate borrowing, on an inflation-adjusted basis, has sunk to what looks like an unsustainable low.
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"And what is more important, to enjoy your life or to amass these large amounts of savings but you have nothing to show for it?"
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What is more, it remains unclear how the sizeable oversupply that will likewise be seen in the second quarter can be contained without production cuts.
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What is more, sanctions — which are aimed at punishing Erdogan for his transgressions — will actually help the Turkish president, who faces elections on June 24.
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What is more, a man criticized by many for his treatment of women will be sworn in as president of the United States on Friday.
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What is more important, while its crew stores up energy, my Electra, under the watchful eye of Paul Mantz, is being checked and double-checked.
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What is more, because it is still illegal to transport marijuana across state lines, pot must be grown in the state where it is sold.
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What is more, the Sunni Arabs are far more interested in getting rid of Mr. Assad than they are of getting rid of the Islamic State.
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"If you have candidates advocating for a visionary agenda, that's what is more electable," says Neil Sroka, communications director for the liberal group Democracy for America.
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What is more, it may well be that Breyer would vote differently in some gender cases were Ginsburg and the other women not on the court.
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Wanting not to have children could even be called a sexual orientation, for what is more tied to sex than the desire to procreate or not?
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What is more, all other versions of Brexit can only be delivered by first signing up to the prime minister's deal, otherwise they themselves are fantasies.
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What is more, the team that is steering this experiment, both in the White House and the Federal Reserve, is the most inexperienced in recent memory.
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"Farmers have a choice as to what is more practical in their local context, be it livestock husbandry, aquaculture or an integrated irrigation system," he said.
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What is more is that Yim refuses to put his fighters under contract, instead it is up to them if they want to stay or not.
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So I think what is more important is not a headwind vis-a-vis last year but most importantly, vis-a-vis plans and the expectations.
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What is more, Americans are deeply disenchanted with the foreign policy record of Mr Obama and his team, including Mrs Clinton, his first secretary of state.
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What is more, lifting one set of sanctions may make Congress and the Treasury eager to demonstrate their tough-on-Russia bonafides by slapping on another.
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"Money is important, but what is more important at the end of the day is the memories that you collect, experiences that you've made," he said.
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However, what is more impressive is the fact these British fighters are now fighting overseas to not only win their belts, but to also defend them.
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What is more, the Democratic Party platform embraced the senator's position that only officials "who are not beholden to the industries they regulate" should get appointments.
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Either Mr. Trump actually sympathizes with these hate groups and what they stand for or, what is more likely, he neither agrees nor disagrees with them.
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What is more, on smaller mobile displays, Google's ads occupy a large portion of the screen — making it more likely a user will click on them.
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What is more important, Sagittarius: preserving this priceless and enormous historic embroidery, or making good on a gesture of trans-Chanel solidarity between France and the UK?
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That because these chips are actually comprised of multiple processors that combine to form what is more accurately known as a system on a chip (or SoC).
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What is more, some of the food companies have been strengthening their takeover defenses by seeking to do themselves what Kraft would have otherwise done to them.
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What is more, China's leaders may divine in Mr Trump someone in their mould—not delicate about democratic niceties and concerned above all about development and growth.
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What is more certain is that this opaque affair has become the latest stage in a continuing trial of strength between Pope Francis and his traditionalist critics.
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What is more, firms' success depends on their devoting resources to research, such as for finding uses once appliances are digitally connected via the "internet of things".
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What is more, the white working class has gone from being mostly ignored to being assumed to have a consistent set of views, even a political agenda.
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What is more, Big Tobacco faces a fierce new U.S. competitor called Juul Labs Inc, whose discreet e-cigarette has taking a chunk of the vaping market.
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What is more, they are unlikely to do much to stem the flow of disinformation so long as there remains an audience of readers hungry for fakery.
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Poehler's advice provides space for individuals to make the career and life decisions that will ultimately make them most fulfilled, and what is more millennial than that?
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What is more, he and his buddies can sell so many of these scripts that Hollywood will be forced to admit that it can't function without them.
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What is more, customers will not take out policies unless they are confident that the issuer will be around to honour them when a claim is made.
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What is more, EDF's nuclear technology has failed to get off the ground in the two projects in Finland and France that have sought to use it.
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For show business babies, this militant call to celebrate the moment, no matter what, is more than a song; it's a philosophy that has served her well.
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What is more, while providing this needed care to their loved ones, most family caregivers are also struggling to juggle their own work schedules and financial needs.
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What is more, the longer an employee of the hedge fund had been working as a trader, the more accurate he was at counting his heart rate.
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Parenthetically speaking, as a patient what is more important to you: the practice of high-quality medical care or the documentation, billing, and coding of medical care?
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What is more surprising is that research from political scientists, some involving creative and carefully designed field experiments done in cooperation with real campaigns, corroborates this notion.
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What is more, a drive by companies to automate operations, from mobile boarding passes to check-in kiosks, means the impact of any single glitch will multiply.
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What is more, some of Mr. Trump's worst moments in the primary debates involved Ms. Kelly and Carly Fiorina, the only woman in the Republican nomination contest.
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Even when well-meaning friends tell you things such as "Loosen up a little," you need to keep in perspective what is more important in your situation.
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What is more shocking is the constant contempt that the president has shown toward the U.S. intelligence professionals who are dedicated to the security of the nation.
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What is more, the vote is expected to come just days after new terrorism episodes in New York and New Jersey and the 15th anniversary of Sept.
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What is more, these redistributive effects loom larger relative to the overall economic gains as globalization advances and trade agreements begin to aim at less consequential barriers.
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What is more, some of the actors and actresses who star in them live the kinds of lives that our parents and grandparents once dreamed of living.
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What happens when you ask people all around the world what is more important, reducing income inequality or having a fair shot at improving one's economic standing?
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What is more, Turkey really matters to NATO; its well-trained forces, on which it has been spending a lot, are woven deeply into the alliance's fabric.
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And what is more 2010s than that: the reworking of something you remember into something unrecognizably twisted, weird, annoying, and at least just a little bit funny.
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What is more, Uber still loses money — potentially as much as $2.8 billion this year, according to the Information, up to 40 percent higher than in 2015.
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But what is more disconcerting than Mr. Trump's constitutional ignorance is his obliviousness to the idea that some things fall within state jurisdiction and others do not.
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Dr. Armanios, an associate history professor at Middlebury College, said that the research on what is more "humane" was inconsistent, with studies that can support either position.
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Then, the speaker has the options of either having a full House vote or what is more likely, ask the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group to approve legal action.
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What is more annoying is in the DJ experience when people expect you to play a set of songs and then are visibly puzzled when you don't (haha).
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What is more, the degree of Chinese competition to American pre-eminence can be overestimated, according to Joseph Nye, an expert on American power at Harvard's Kennedy School.
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What is more, the Democrats retort, it is a bit rich for Republicans to grumble that the names of Americans were not revealed to the intelligence oversight court.
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What is more, given the president's continuing business interests and the behaviour of some of those around him, seeking his approval can lead to the whiff of corruption.
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What is more notable is that ordinary Russians have turned their team's fairy-tale run into a grassroots national holiday that has unified people across the political spectrum.
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What is more, a big lithium-brine project in Argentina, run by a joint venture of Orocobre, an Australian miner, and Toyota, Japan's largest carmaker, is behind schedule.
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What is more, unlike the natural sciences, social scientists have an array of increasingly sophisticated data-based methods and data sets with which to address public policy questions.
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What is more, against the basket of currencies, the yuan has been broadly stable: its level today is almost exactly the same as at the start of 2015.
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What is more, many natural systems, such as the weather, are "chaotic" or sensitive to small changes: a tiny nudge now can lead to vastly different behaviour later.
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What is more, in the process they would create a considerable number of high-end manufacturing jobs here in America, like companies such as Space X have done.
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We invest these categories with too much meaning, often ascribing to generational ideology what is more likely a product of age, wealth and a variety of other factors.
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What is more, lobbying often doesn't work: The large banks have gotten relatively little as they have tried to undo the post-recession overhaul of the financial sector.
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What is more, sales at coffee shops like Starbucks and Costa are growing even faster, as people increasingly indulge their habit on the go, rather than at home.
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"What is more troubling to me is that even when black patients are diagnosed at the same stage as white patients, they still have worse outcomes," Bordeaux added.
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What is more, the Big 53 teams would have had to share the money they received from their television contracts and other leaguewide revenue sources with the newcomer.
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What is more likely, however, is a challenge under the WTO Subsidies and Countervailing Measures Agreement, similar to that brought by Brazil against US cotton subsidies in 2003.
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What is more, while many children in the gifted program gained enormously, Mr. Card and Ms. Giuliano found no negative effects for those who remained in regular classes.
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What is more, GDP per person, a measure of economic growth that strips out the effects of a growing population, has inched up by just 1.5% a year.
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What is more, even if you choose to read a book on another topic, you will acquire knowledge in other areas which can enhance your lateral thinking skills.
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What is more, lack of financial means hampers self-control, as the poor are overwhelmed by many financial demands, from children's care to utility bills and car repairs.
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And what is more old guard than a poem written by a slaveowner in 1814 that we would later adopt as our National Anthem nearly 100 years ago?
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What is more, nesting tables liberate the space in front of a sofa, where a coffee table would otherwise squat, allowing legs to stretch and blood to circulate.
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What is more, New Zealand has also resolved to show no quarter to "boat people"—even though no people-smuggling vessels have ever been discovered in its waters.
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But what is more likely to happen in such a scenario is that the refs hold their whistles somewhat, not wanting to make the game unwatchable or unplayable.
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"What is more sustainable is reaching out to the Jewish community that lives here in Taiwan, many of whom have relatives who died in or survived the Holocaust."
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What is more, Congress this fall must also tackle the reauthorization of the Children's Health Insurance Program, which may well get entangled in other budget and tax issues.
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What is more, cell lines made this way might not match a patient's immune system in the way an IPS-cell therapy produced from the patient's own cells can.
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What is more, the fine-grained data used in the report covered only the state of Washington, whereas other parts of America might have provided a better control case.
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What is more, the share of voters who say they "strongly disapprove" of Mr Trump has increased by five points, from 37% to 42%, over the past few weeks.
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What is more, for Mrs May to threaten the EU with a race to the bottom in corporate tax is hardly likely to be conducive to harmonious Brexit negotiations.
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What is more, whole neighbourhoods are under the administration of neither the province nor the city, but of the army, the state-owned railway company and the port authority.
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What is more negative interest rates - meaning investors pay governments to hold their debt - are a perfect opportunity to borrow and invest without impacting debt sustainability in many countries.
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What is more, other studies suggest returns from fossil-fuel-derived energy have fallen, and will decline further as they incur increased costs associated with pollution and climate change.
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What is more worrying for the DA is that it saw its overall share of the vote fall for the first time, to 20.8%, compared with 22.2% in 2014.
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A tussle has now broken out in the party, and between the candidates, over what is more important — leaving the bloc by the deadline or leaving with a deal.
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What is more alarming is the consensus among analysts that his engineers have probably mastered the technology of making a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on a missile.
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What is more, PG&E shares continued trading between 2001 and 2004, while the subsidiary was in bankruptcy, and never dropped below $6 per share, according to Refinitiv data.
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After all what is more pure than a big red face howling at you on the street while it claps maniacally in an effort to sell you more products.
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What is more intriguing is whether the two are coordinating their ballistic missile tests – and how much support they are receiving from their "sugar daddies" in Moscow and Beijing.
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And what is more, Gabriel did it silently, with a touch of shyness, concerned merely about running after that ball, about giving it his all, as he always does.
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What is more, travelling abroad is a break from the norm, so some adopt a mindset that says everyone else should be treating their arrival as a special event.
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" What is more, Mr Trump added in a statement, his rival "used the State Department for her personal gain, trading favours for cash, and tried to conceal the records.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — What is more disarming than facing off against a Saturday crossword, the hardest puzzle of the week, and having it open with a clue about cuddling?
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What is more certain is that the state will increasingly whipsaw between extremes, with drier dry years, wetter wet ones and a rising frequency of intense periods of precipitation.
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What is more, there's growing evidence that some of the previously effective tactics Democrats have used to call out Republican politicians for race-baiting no longer work especially well.
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But what is more often true in tech is that men are seen as the key players, and women are just not seen as crucial to a company's success.
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What is more, defendants understood the consequences of their activity decades ago, when transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable sources of energy would have saved a world of trouble.
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What is more unarguably the case, however, is that the resources governments will need to plough into tackling the disease will likely prove a potent distraction from events elsewhere.
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What is more, the first significant gun control bill passed at the federal level in more than two decades, The Bipartisan Background Checks Act, cleared the House of Representatives.
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What is more, Berkshire's point man in the joint health care effort will be Todd Combs, an investor who does not come from the insurance operations of the company.
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" "What is more important than who because we'll discuss about the strategic agenda also today and we should really avoid an institutional crisis between us and between the European Parliament.
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" What is more, he adds, "it demonstrates that militant Islamists have become more organised, established better connections with…elite networks, and have found ways of building alliances with mainstream politicians.
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What is more, the global consumer health market has slowed, from 4-6 percent like-for-like sales growth to 0-3 percent growth, Morgan Stanley analysts said in December.
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What is more, Haredi political parties, which have been an integral part of most Israeli coalitions in recent decades, would bring down the government if a full draft were enacted.
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What is more, the brute-force application of big data, impressive though some of its achievements have been in recent years, is not the only way to get smarter algorithms.
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What is more surprising is that Democratic respondents, who are also susceptible to sharp changes in their opinions based on political circumstances, have not followed suit in the opposite direction.
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What is more, because the country's carmakers are not particularly politically powerful, any unease they may feel will not matter much; BYD's sway in Beijing is hardly BMW's in Berlin.
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What is more visible is activism around sexual assault, and around underrepresentation of women and people of color who might bring new perspectives to how it is lived and depicted.
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What is more, the flat reading came despite a significant 2628,28500 increase in the labor force, showing that the labor market continues to absorb new entrants into the labor force.
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What is more, even the environmental community is starting to question the benefits of ethanol, citing higher-than-expected carbon emissions in its production, fertilizer runoff, and reduced wildlife habitat.
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What is more, many of Hain's shareholders have expressed their displeasure with the compensation, voting in nonbinding resolutions against the company's pay practices in higher numbers with each passing year.
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What is more, he said, China bans the refugee agency from sending its representatives to the border to interview North Koreans and to make their own determinations about their status.
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What is more surprising is that roughly seven in 10 voters said they wanted major changes to the nation's health care system, with more Democrats feeling this way than Republicans.
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So do not be too surprised that today at the board meeting, instead of a comeuppance for Kalanick, what is more likely to happen is a split-the-baby solution.
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But as devastating as it is to imagine the possibility that everything is changing, what is more devastating is imagining that everything could go back to being exactly the same.
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What is more, anecdotal interviews, along with data from YouthTruth, a national nonprofit that conducts student surveys, indicate that many students actually dislike when teachers turn over instruction to computers.
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I'm guessing my future reporting will continue to take the measure of what is more important in startupland: entrepreneurs and employees, or the reputations of a coterie of powerful men.
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And what is more is that we know how to do it - that's the paradoxical thing - that we are refusing to take steps that we know have to be taken.
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What is more dangerous than these critics saying Trump is mentally ill are the politicians and news commentators who take a stab at diagnosing mental illness with no formal training.
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Yergin said what is more striking is the participation of non-OPEC members, including Russia — which has reportedly delivered a third of the 300,000 barrels a day in cuts it promised.
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"I will not allow media, political or economic circles to indicate who is to be charged and what is more, on what charges," Geshev said at his hearing before the vote.
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What is more striking about bGeigie and its like, though, is that citizens and communities can use such instruments to inform decisions on which science would otherwise be silent—or mistrusted.
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What is more, the army and its affiliated ministries dominate the National Defence and Security Council, which can disband parliament and impose martial law—the constant threat to Myanmar's new dispensation.
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What is more, shaping the global oil market may become less of a priority because Mr Falih has a huge new responsibility at home: preparing an initial public offering of Aramco.
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By sharing that, you're helping them connect the dots, learn more about how the business works, and understand what is more or less important to you, your boss, and the company.
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What is more, these efforts will remain essential to the evolution of democratic elections in Africa, and the free market economies and strengthened rule of law that flourish as a result.
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What is more, those members of Congress who think the president sold out his countrymen and -women surely must recognize that the Constitution gives neither Barr nor Mueller the last word.
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I became a germophobe (or what is more accurately termed a bacillophobe); I am terribly and irrationally afraid of becoming sick, and I will go to extraordinary lengths to avoid contamination.
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Berru's actions are deplorable, but what is more upsetting is how incredibly common they are, and this troubling fact about the element of the music world we cover is not new.
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"There are people in Palermo who are frightened even of two statues," she said, "and, what is more, there are still people in Palermo who don't have the gift of speech."
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What is more, Murray does not seem wholly relieved, like most of us, that the vast majority of Germans regret their country's Nazi past, and are determined not to repeat it.
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What is more problematic for Cohen is that he seemed to express considerable interest in going to work in the White House as late as November 2016 -- following Trump's surprise victory.
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What is more clear is that good economic conditions tend to favor incumbents — a persistent finding in political science, although recent research suggests there's a smaller effect because of greater polarization.
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What is more, the CFDA will no longer provide funding for the dedicated men's wear week that was one of the key initiatives undertaken by Steven Kolb, the group's chief executive.
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What is more worrying about this case in particular is the apparent ability of law enforcement to create a genetic profile for someone by using DNA they have collected from public spaces.
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What is more, a military occupation of the country's north and east will require the Tamil people of those regions to live eternally as second-class citizens, deprived of all self-respect.
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With such an unengaging protagonist, on what is more or less a hill-walking holiday, "Iceman" can sometimes be as much of a slog for the viewer as it is for him.
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But what is more likely, multiple U.S. officials say, is a lower-level effort by hackers from Russia or elsewhere to peddle misinformation by manipulating Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms.
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What is more, all brotherhoods were cast under a shadow when members of the best-known one, led by the exiled preacher Fethullah Gulen, participated in a violent coup in July 2016.
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What is more likely is that coal output in the United States may stabilize, with higher production of coking coal used to make steel offsetting any declines in coal for power generation.
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"I know testing week-on-week is expensive, but what is more expensive is swimmers coming out as cheats and then people not watching," he was quoted as saying by British media.
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What is more, he gave the BJP 15 days to come up with the goods—an invitation, Congress and JDS argued, for the BJP to attempt to suborn their newly elected legislators.
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What is more, Mr Trump has decided to cut his Asia trip short and so will miss the East Asia Summit in Manila, the main annual get-together for the region's leaders.
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What is more, decades of double-talk over Article 9 have muddled the debate that Japan ought to be having over what role it should play in maintaining regional and global security.
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What is more likely is that coal output in the United States may stabilise, with higher production of coking coal used to make steel offsetting any declines in coal for power generation.
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What is more, in states like Alabama, where judges are elected, they are subject to an additional source of influence – the pressure to show the public that they are tough on crime.
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What is more relevant for the question of evil today is to critically question everything that happens before this utterly asymmetrical relationship between the perpetrators of violence and their absolute victims develops.
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What is more, as it disposes of more assets, the short-sellers are betting that its earnings capacity will be further dented, making it more difficult for the company to service debt.
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To drive the point home, Mercury is about trying to let go of all that control and go into what is more playful or intellectual or creative in a less serious way.
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What is more, when Mr. Trump wrote that check, he still theoretically had reason to be concerned that Florida's attorney general could become a player in the legal assault on Trump University.
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" She continued: "It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the court would grant it.
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But there is little Trump — or anyone — can do about the administration's initial response right now; what is more important is ensuring the current response meets the challenges the virus presents now.
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What is more surprising in the data is that it is far more common for the husband to earn just a tiny bit more than the wife than the other way around.
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What is more, in addition to being Iran's paramount political leader, Mr. Khamenei is revered by some Iranians as a singular spiritual authority as well, and those Iranians may also be offended.
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What is more significant, however, is what the handover — which came amid a broader package of Saudi investment in Egypt — says about the current state of relations between Cairo, Riyadh and Jerusalem.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," Sotomayor wrote.
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What is more serious is if it's used at a high concentration for an extended period of time — it can cause ochronosis, where you can get this paradoxical darkening of the skin.
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What is more, market uncertainties caused by the U.S. election as well as fear of taking a valuation cut in the public market, kept many highly valued startups on the sidelines this year.
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"What is more beautiful, more democratic, more dignified than to give the choice back to the people," Salvini told the Senate in a speech constantly interrupted by shouting and heckling from other parties.
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What is more, many Tokyoites are embarrassed to welcome people into living quarters that average 35 jo, the Japanese measure of floor area based on tatami mats, equivalent to around 60 square metres.
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"What is more predictable, more certain, can be calibrated, can be anticipated, can be transitioned into, is going to be more reliable and safer for the people and for the economy," she insisted.
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Like Bishop, we know there is an answer to the question, but what is more important is how detailed we can make the question, as this helps us see the painting more clearly.
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What is more, the failed attempt on Erdogan's life in July 2016 has unequivocally altered the country's politics, transforming him into a Turkish Muslim savior in the eyes of his right-wing supporters.
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What is more, the cuts will be offset by mine output from new operations, which have either started up over the past year or which have ramped up production to near full capacity.
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What is more, the retailer said last year and again this October month that it would slow down the rollout of new stores and divert that capital expenditure towards becoming more competitive online.
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What is more, how was conceptual art, often so tweezeringly tiny and colorless and unemphatic, going to satisfy the needs of all those culturally sky-aspiring super-rich with their oversize super-homes?
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But what is more revealing about the 10-paragraph document is that Mr. Biden and his small circle of aides feel the need to sketch out his message before he announces his candidacy.
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It's not clear whether Effron's Clinton connections have helped Centerview win any deals, but what is more apparent, according to others, is his potential value to the candidate, should she be elected this November.
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What is more, pension funds and insurance companies will continue to be ready bond buyers—at almost any yield level—as they seek to meet regulatory requirements or to match their long-term liabilities.
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But what is more worrying are signs Europe's largest economy is heading for a mild recession, with a contraction in German manufacturing driven by the ongoing trade war outweighing an uptick in services activity.
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"What is more important is that all governments, which are the main producers and exporters of primary aluminum, agree on principles of single policy in the area of standards and technology," the minister said.
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Perhaps what is more important for Harris' future is that she is in a better polling position than she was prior to the first set of debates, and it may have some staying power.
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"When I put this out here, I thought, you know, I will strike a nerve because what is more sacred to men than their ability to have sexual intercourse?" she said with a laugh.
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When you think about critical infrastructure, DNS or domain naming services might not pop into your head, but what is more important than making sure your website opens quickly and efficiently for your users.
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As a general rule we have a better idea of what is more likely to work than not, and yet we live in a world full of bunts and punts and post-up offense.
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However, what is more or less universal is the process that occurs between the ages of twelve and seventeen, which turns every little acne-ridden Tom, Dick, or Harriet into an expert in duplicity.
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Given the post-election run up in stocks, what is more likely happening is that investors abroad and at home are expecting faster growth, higher inflation, and higher corporate profits in the United States.
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What is more, the content of the order issued this week further suggests that the Court will use the Political Questions Doctrine to uphold the constitutionality of the section concerning travel restrictions on refugees.
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And so, what is more important — that life saving drugs be invented to cure patients, but be expensive due to the government and economic process, or that the remedy never be invented at all?
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But also keep in mind, they will always colloquially be David Bowie records and that is what is more important since many people who heard these records aren't really trying to pick them apart.
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It's hard to say what is more remarkable: that such a small anomaly can be seen in the voting pattern, or that it's so hard to tell whether this was decisive in the race.
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For the curators of time capsules, what is more important than factual testimony is the endlessly speculative revival of the past — the production of stories not unlike those now housed in the Future Library.
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So honestly, the question really is what is more offensive: a group with water expertise offering to help during a water crisis, or an activist group trying to fundraise off the misfortunes of others?
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And each of us, regardless of whether it feels that way to us in the moment, has an innate capacity to recognize what is more true than not, to be able to utilize reality.
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What is more, Mr. Trump joined his call for increased military spending with a critique of the military, implying that the nation's armed forces need more money because they have failed at winning wars.
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What is more, Mr. de Blasio is heavily dependent on Mr. Heastie to push his agenda in Albany — which may induce him to either stay on the sidelines or back a Bronx-Queens candidate.
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What is more, he had no particular desire to isolate himself from Paris, around which the world turned and turned (as it does — to a degree — even now) in giddy homage to its cultural superiority.
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What is more noteworthy, however, is that this isn't the first time a startup has tried to offer takeouts who already deliver the chance to fire or augment their own drivers in favour of outsourcing.
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However, his research and that of others has shown an increase in tornado risk in parts of the mid-South and a slight decrease in what is more traditionally considered Tornado Alley in the Plains.
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What is more, Mr Atkinson says, production continued to rise last year from high-cost wells in the Gulf of Mexico and Canada's tar sands because, however much oil prices fell, operating costs were lower.
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What is more, unless peers are able to force amendments to the bill, "starter homes" will cut into the construction of other forms of affordable housing, some of which are better suited to poorer people.
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Strategists say what is more important to the market is whether Trump is able to secure a trade deal with China that would stop any new tariffs from taking effect by the mid-December deadline.
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What is more, as with so many issues that surround women and beauty and aging and sex, there is a paradox today that seems to strike women of the postfeminist generation with a particular force.
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But physical benefits of training and running 13.1 miles aside, what is more difficult to quantify is the pure joy that comes from tapping into youthful nostalgia shared by "Star Wars" fans around the world.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," she wrote at the time.
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What is more, they have pointed to government accounting documents that show the Trump administration has spent only a fraction of the money allocated by Congress last year for a physical barrier along the border.
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Staff overhauls are common when new F.B.I. directors take office, but the president's combative relationships with the bureau and the Justice Department have added commotion and unpredictability to what is more typically an orderly process.
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Many countries have defaulted and recovered (Argentina has defaulted eight times), but what is more important is learning the lessons from the past so as to protect the less fortunate and not repeat them again.
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What is more, the delay to other planned work in the belfry would push back the tower's overall restoration schedule by two to four weeks — with the cost of each week's delay being approximately £100,000.
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What is more shocking, and less well advertised, is the plan of state and local officials in Wisconsin to use eminent domain to force some homeowners off their property to make way for the plant.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," Sotomayor wrote in her dissent.
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What is more, those pesky East Germans under the cosh of Communism kept on painting and painting until the Wall fell (and then after too), as if there was nothing wrong with it at all.
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What is more, as Mr. McCabe's experience suggests, the authors of the Pew study found a broader contraction of the American middle class, even as the ranks of the poor and the rich have grown.
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What is more firmly established, however, is that heat waves are one of the most certain impacts of human-caused global warming, since as average temperatures increase, the likelihood of heat extremes jumps even more.
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What is more intriguing is the question of whether, as a result of this unlikely pairing, more people of color will come to feel they have a stake in the country's most old-fashioned institution.
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What is more difficult to determine is how much of the possible search space is covered during a given SETI project, which requires creating a multi-dimensional framework that defines the parameters of possible searches.
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Nervous laughter rings around the yard where tall yellow brick walls and coils of razor-wire enclose what is more usually used for basketball but today is a performance space for newly trained jugglers and unicyclists.
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"You have to think about what is more costly: to go ahead without the I.M.F.," he said, "or to pick the debt relief that we think that Greece needs in order to keep us on board."
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However, what is more significant from a political, if not a legal, perspective is that those other projects have significant sponsors in the states where they were supposed to be in but would no longer happen.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What is more titillating — knowing that someone is guarding a delicious secret you might never be invited to share, or being charged with protecting some precious confidence of your own?
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Or even take the book's authors' somewhat squishy theories on feminism — which was what is more feministical than deciding who you want to marry and when and then being able to wrangle him with your wiles?
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What is more, I've found that the less I work, the better my work actually is in the end, from the ability to attend to students and clients to the creative energies needed for doing science.
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What is more fascinating is that, after we did some preparation of the sole amber piece—cutting, trimming and polishing—under high-magnification compound microscopy, we found many tiny pollen grains by the side of the beetle.
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Howard reached a point three weeks ago where making a shot list became important — the kind of thing you do when you're looking to tidy up a scene with what is more regularly thought of as reshoots.
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What is more, electric-car factories could be a lot more productive than those for internal-combustion engines; whereas a conventional car has about 22,2341 components in its drive chain, a Model S has fewer than 21999.
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What is more clear is that this is also a way for Facebook to raise its prices for the first time since the service launched, and lays the groundwork for more differentiation between different kinds of offerings.
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What is more, many of the expiry dates fall well beyond the end-March deadline and a majority of these would profit if sterling were to trade above $1.35 - about 5 percent higher than current spot levels.
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What is more plausible is that an American recruit inspired by ISIS might reach out directly to members of ISIS in Syria over an encrypted social media platform seeking some kind of specific directions for an attack.
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"What is more, when aircraft of the Japan Self-Defence Forces encounter Chinese aircraft, their radars light up, they let off infrared jamming projectiles and show other unprofessional, dangerous provocative behavior," Wu said at a monthly briefing.
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What is more, 21 percent of respondents say they support rights for humanoid robots, with this support disproportionately higher in Southeast Asia, where young people appear to have a more favorable attitude toward AI in everyday life.
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What is more, the sort of get-out-the-vote efforts that are typically funded by the parties are especially crucial in Florida, because many of its voters cast absentee ballots or take advantage of early voting.
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What is more, in the absence of new legislation, the economy could face a mini-fiscal cliff in 2020 as government outlays will fall back below the spending caps introduced by the Budget Control Act of 85033.
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What is more, wage growth is slowly firming, with average hourly earnings at 2.7 percent y/y in May and the employment cost index for wages and salaries reaching 2.9 percent in Q1 — its highest since 2008.
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What is more, his campaign coincided with the emergence of the Tea Party, whose raucous, antigovernment crowds provided a natural constituency for a politician who could cast himself as a crusader for liberty against an overreaching government.
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What is more, it is not clear if Mr. Trump has given his lawyers a full account of some key events in which he has been involved as president or during his decades running the Trump Organization.
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As frustrating as some of the plot holes in "The Rise of Skywalker" were for fans, what is more frustrating is that many of the questions left unanswered in the film are answered in supplemental, purchasable materials.
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What is more, the American economy is expected to pick up some speed later in the year, especially if the White House and Congress can agree on a package of promised tax cuts and new infrastructure spending.
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Update When it comes to winter hotel openings, the properties worth talking about tend to be either beach or ski resorts: What is more appealing come cold weather than basking in the sun or hitting the slopes?
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"North America looks to be the main culprit ... but what is more concerning is that the language suggests significant client losses in Media, which is the highest margin business, in both the UK and North America," he added.
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What is more, researchers told the European Society for Medical Oncology congress that they were unable to point to any group of patients who did better in the trial, possibly due to imbalances between patients in different subsets.
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What is more, some foreign investors may find themselves shut out, as Broadcom was, as the government takes a new hard line on takeovers and investments in anything deemed strategic if there is Chinese money or influence involved.
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What is more, he offers change: an end to Germany's role as enforcer of the austerity that has fed deep resentment across southern Europe, and an increase in government investment at home with less obsessing about fiscal discipline.
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What is more, a court will soon decide whether to reinstate some of the 783 charges of corruption, fraud, money-laundering and tax evasion against Mr Zuma that were dropped shortly before he came to power in 2009.
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Paul Annacone, the former tour player and coach of Federer and Pete Sampras, said that the contemporary career span had been stretched in what is more of an adult-driven sport because of technology and better-conditioned athletes.
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What is more surprising is that the government was unwilling to take a weak settlement, for example, a promise by AT&T not to engage in such negotiating tactics, a promise which would have been difficult to enforce.
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"But what is more important, despite temporary slowdown, Poland is now doing well, with economic growth rising, and receiving even more fuel from the 500 plus program that will effectively influence the economy in May," Rybacki also said.
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So if you made $50,000 a year, you contribute X. And what Clinton was saying is that universities cannot charge more than X. They can charge, just not what is more than affordable for anyone given their circumstances.
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What is more, by challenging the Turkish justification for the Black Sea deportations, Morris and Ze'evi almost imply that if there had been a military threat in that region, the marches and deportations might have been morally right.
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What is more, the trio have shared the last 10 between them in their third era of total domination, having won 11 in a row between 2010 and 2012 and 18 in a row between 2005 and 2009.
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What is more likely than such acts of outright war is that Russia is ramping up pressure to force concessions, such as the restoration of the water supply from Ukraine's mainland to Crimea, which was largely cut in 2014.
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BUT WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT IS THE FACT THAT IT IS A VALUE THE AMERICAN CONSUMERS ARE GETTING UNLIMITED FOR – IF YOU ARE A PARTY OF TWO FOR $2200, IT IS THE BEST UNLIMITED DATA PLAN ON THE PLANET.
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What is more impressive is that Mr Peele becomes a father in that period (his wife is Chelsea Peretti, the comedian and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" actress), as well as hosting and executive-producing CBS's revival of "The Twilight Zone".
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"What is more likely, in my view, is that many factors, including better conduct of monetary policy over the past few decades, have greatly reduced, but not eliminated, the effects that tight labor markets have on inflation," he said.
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But what is more important than the serious money moves she's making now —TMZ added that Cardi has been courted for offers in the $500,000 range since giving birth — is the important message that she is sending to women.
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What is more, the next round of EU cohesion-policy funds, to run from 2021 to 2027, will be much less generous to central and eastern Europe than the current one, which started in 2014 and runs until 2020.
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"What is more worrying than this increase ... is that we are seeing sustained measles transmission in countries that had not previously seen measles transmission for many years," said Martin Friede, acting director of WHO's immunization, vaccines and biologicals division.
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Filled with superior technique, Point of Origin is at its core a personal invitation by the artists—what is more intimate than viewing the building blocks and hidden machinery to the pièce de resistance of a lifetime of work?
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What is more obvious is that this is as much about creating a showcase for Microsoft products — in a symbolic location right near Apple's store — as it is about creating a space where people can buy those Microsoft products.
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What is more, any deal involving the sale of aerospace technology to Chinese buyers would need the approval of Canada's federal government and Bombardier's founding family, which holds a controlling stake in the company through its dual class structure.
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What is more believable, the SBA can't tell the difference between a colossal Dutch conglomerate and a legitimate American small business or were they trying to fabricate and inflate the volume of federal contracts they awarded to small businesses?
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What is more clear is that little else has worked so far — in some cases because the administration's initiatives are so constitutionally questionable that they have been blocked by the courts and not been given a chance to work.
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They're a prime-time setting that you can't miss, but they don't usurp what is more important for them to win: emphasizing the underdog narrative arc, organizing Iowa, and standing out as a unifier in 2019's political fracas.
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But what is more likely to happen, given what's been set into motion, is that the Palestinians will reject what Trump puts on the table; Israel will say yes, but no amount of pressure will bring the Palestinians around.
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I came to this picturesque college town, home to the University of Virginia, after graduating from what is more commonly known as the "Fame School" in New York City, Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts.
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While engineers and scientists bear some responsibility in ensuring that such knowledge is effectively conveyed to stakeholders, officials and the public, what is more important today is to beg the bigger question of why vulnerable construction persists in the first place.
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What is more emblematic of the divisiveness of the presidential election than the market's fascination with the auction process of one mid-cap, poorly functioning company, Twitter, that can perhaps even be taken to task for its showcasing of vitriolic behavior?
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What is more, in an age when many a new play ties itself into a neat bow at the end, "X" has the opposite and galvanic effect of leaving spectators to debate what on earth (or Pluto) they have just seen.
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What is more, with copious reserves still in the ground, the Saudis may see logic in stepping up production in order to extract as much value as they can before technology and climate change dampen the world's appetite for oil.
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The decline in migration indicates to me that federal and state policy must shift more toward "place-based" policies, emphasizing training and education, along with developing industries tailored to local skills and resources, similar to what is more common in Europe.
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It's hard to decide what is more disturbing: that so many top officials in Donald Trump's presidential campaign and administration were in contact with the Russian government during and after the campaign, or that they keep neglecting to tell the truth.
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What is more, an IPO of Dell, or a divestiture of one or more of its assets, would help it pay down debt faster, saving it money on expensive interest payments, for which it currently pays about $2 billion annually.
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What is more, technological progress itself is contractionary if the central bank does not recognise it is occurring, according to a seminal paper, published in 2006, by Susanto Basu, of Boston College, Mr Fernald and Miles Kimball, of the University of Colorado.
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What is more, climate change might well require broad migrations from the middle latitudes to countries farther north or south, yet rich-country borders are far less porous (with respect to migrants from poorer countries, at least) than those in the developing world.
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What is more, Pakatan Harapan, as the victorious coalition is known, resorted to populism to counter UMNO's election-rigging, promising to roll back an unpopular but necessary goods-and-services tax and to reinstate subsidies on petrol that Mr Najib had scaled back.
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What is more, few people in the world could claim to have created more jobs: starting with a tiny loan from his mother, he built the biggest contract-manufacturing company in the electronics business, Foxconn, which makes iPhones for Apple, among other things.
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What is more, such quantum encryption also required a single, dedicated fibre between sender and receiver, which limited the technique to high-profile transactions, and precluded the cross-linking of many senders and receivers that has made networking and the internet so successful.
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"Rather than a simple question of whether it makes a profit or loss, what is more important is will it over the longer term be the foundation of a strong aerospace industry," a government source who is helping the program told Reuters.
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I'm not sure what is more infuriating – the fact that a bike lane project that didn't connect all the lanes was approved in the first place, or that after monumental cost overruns the City Council's answer was to spend yet more money.
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What is more, the limbo in Afghan politics—the results of a presidential election in September are still being tallied, and may lead to a second round in the spring—is not as much of an obstacle to peace as it seems.
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"What is more important than the tier two macro data is the avalanche of supply in European government bonds and SSA (supranational, sub-sovereign and agency), as well as the U.S. refinancing which starts today," said Christoph Rieger, rates strategist at Commerzbank.
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What is more, many Democrats began to fret early on that the far left was going to do to them what the Tea Party had done to Republicans a few years back: Run them out of town, one primary at a time.
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What is more, said Benjamin Young, a Ph.D. candidate at George Washington University who has written about the North Korean athletic program, the athletes "have families in the North, and they are the most loyal and treated very well by the regime."
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Indeed, Facebook has more daily active users in Europe than in the United States and Canada (277 million versus 184 million.) What is more, total European daily active users grew in the fourth quarter, while the United States and Canada number edged lower.
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Most of my choices do upset them, and definitely confuse them, and most of that has to do with the fact that what is more widely accepted today by the world was not what was widely accepted for the majority of their lives.
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"Holly" follows an unusual structure for "The Handmaid's Tale": While the show generally maintains momentum by jumping between story lines in what is, more often than not, a domestic drama, this week's action takes the form of a simple but intense survival narrative.
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"If you're looking at this from a strategic standpoint, what is more important: having a celebrity endorse you and/or having a Hollywood producer get 22019 of his or her other extremely rich friends together to throw you a fundraiser?" asks Mollineau.
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What is more striking -- and damaging as it relates to the overall health of the country -- is that Trump's golfing weekend speaks to how he simply does not see the presidency as a beacon of moral leadership (or leadership of any kind).
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What is more interesting to me about this shadow-realm of mommy blogs that simulate other, more successful blogs in the hopes of earning money is the way it feels a bit like peering around a bend into a future paradigm of online life.
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"It is hardly possible to expect imminent and serious progress, because this topic is pretty sensitive and it demands a very scrupulous, long and, what is more important, consistent work at the level of experts," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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What is more, unless taxes go up or spending on pensions and health care for the elderly is contained, public debt will rise to 92% of GDP in 2029, the highest since 1947, and go on rising for decades more, according to official projections.
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What is more significant about Italy's rejection of the constitutional changes are concerns over its impact on the future of the European Union and euro zone, particularly after the shock outcomes from this year's polls, including the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union.
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What is more, thinking of the seventies solely in terms of cultural nostalgia or violent crime can make us overlook how many of the policies that were dismantled during the fiscal crisis seem highly relevant to the social problems of the city even now.
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Rather, what is more likely is that the Chinese banking system will become increasingly clogged with non-performing loans and with loans to zombie Chinese public and private-sector companies, along the lines of what has occurred in Japan over the past two decades.
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If you had to pick an analog for Adam Neumann (young, charismatic, visionary, with an outsized view of himself and a delusional view of the firm's role in society), surrounded by gravitas/old white guys, who/what is more fitting than Elizabeth Holmes/Theranos?
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What is more, some of those returned under Dublin regulations could be denied access to that country's asylum system on return if they have been out of the system for too long, meaning that they never have a full examination of their asylum claim.
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What is more striking, and will cause deep consternation among Republican strategists, is that other donors are beginning to embrace Mr. Cruz's argument that he can win a general election by motivating core conservatives to come to the polls rather than by appealing to swing voters.
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What is more, he argues, the effects of sleep on human metabolism is so small that if this were really the only role sleep served, it would make more sense for humans to just stay awake and eat more, instead of making themselves vulnerable through sleep.
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What is more, because of freak weather, the Internationelles dismounted on the Champs-Elysees on Saturday with the full distance in their legs, 100km or so more than the men who skipped Friday's summit finish in Tignes because of landslides and one of Saturday's two ascents.
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The person looking for nihilism in its purest form need look no further than the de facto normalization of gunning down schoolchildren as an act of free expression—and, what is more, as an expression of nothing much in particular beyond the whim to do it.
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"The current level of the North's nuclear and missile programs is a problem, but what is more troubling is their development is proceeding much faster than expected," South Korean President Moon Jae-in was quoted as saying Wednesday, according to Seoul-based state news agency Yonhap.
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I just think that that the space opened up is super playful, and enabled us to get at maybe what is more … Maybe the word isn't 'real' but 'authentic,' let's say … I'm always trying to move away from the questions about 'Did they make it or not?
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What is more, although the Commerce Department report focused on the last three full months of Mr. Obama's second term, anemic economic activity could add to the revenue shortfall the federal government will most likely face from the personal and corporate tax cuts Mr. Trump has discussed.
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What is more likely is that the bedbugs and the 24/7 fight to remove them has exploded the monotonous routine of my melancholy city life and allowed me to stand on the mountains of rubble and see the skies of possibility from a fresh vantage point.
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"Someone who is a sound mixer may not understand the difficulty of the process of aging a man to 100 years old, so they go with what is more evident to the eye," which in this case would be "Mad Max," the flashiest of the nominees in this category.
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"Whether he's replaced or he continues in office, President Ramaphosa will make the decision based on what is more convenient in terms of external image of the government than the goals they are trying to achieve... the problem is currently being overstated by the market," said TD Securities' Maggio.
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What is more, Mr. Cruz is certain to faces questions, possibly from many candidates as well as the moderators, about the $1 million in loans he received from Goldman Sachs to finance his Senate campaign in 2012, but which he did not disclose in federal filings as required.
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At the very least, everyone is too tired and too raw to make the work look like anything but work, and to keep the inner desperation—and what is more immediately identifiable as American, now, than an exhausted march along a knife-edge, with a long fall below?
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"If the market concerns subside in the coming days, then maybe the lira would stabilize as well, but I think what is more important is the continuation of these factors, and some of them will be with us clearly for the time being," said Inan Demir at Nomura.
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What is more revealing is how many in the party are not yet settled on a candidate: The Times/Siena poll of Iowa, where voters are paying closest attention to the race, found that roughly two-thirds of likely caucusgoers could still be persuaded to change their minds.
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And, what is more, it is hard to retain what most citizens and legislators alike wish to retain — the ACA's popular prohibition on preexisting condition exclusions and allowance for adult children to stay on their parents' plans — without also retaining the unpopular "mandate" that makes those provisions possible.
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What is more, the EMA faces extra work processing the market authorisations that companies need to sell prescription drugs in the EU - a task that is set to increase dramatically as firms rush to transfer UK product licences to EU-based entities to comply with post-Brexit rules.
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What is more, she gives relatively little attention to the fate of liberalism in twentieth-century France and Germany, even though, in the decades after World War II, France and West Germany were arguably the strongest embodiments of the older liberal traditions that she contrasts with post-war American liberalism.
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"I would love to see personal tax reform and lower those personal rates but what I think what is more probable and what I think Congress should attack first is corporate tax reform," Siegel said on "Squawk Box, " a day after the Dow closed above 22,000 for the first time ever.
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"What is more important than Labour parting ways with Hatnua is to leave the path on which this government is leading us, so we will be able to separate from the Palestinians," she said, referring to a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict of which she is a leading advocate.
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What is more likely is that we are about to witness the most faithless votes cast in an election -- apart from ones involving the death of a candidate -- since 1836, when 23 Virginia electors withheld their votes from vice-presidential nominee Richard Mentor Johnson because of his relationship with an African-American woman.
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What is more, barring protest candidates from running for the National Assembly may have the effect of earning them an audience with Barack Obama, when the American leader visits Vietnam in May to promote the Trans-Pacific Partnership, an American-led trade pact that was signed in February but faces Congressional resistance.
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What is more to the point is the force with which the black ground isolates and foregrounds the lines and shapes, even those articulated by less intense colors, to such an extent that they read not as compositional conventions but as an idea of line and shape — abstract ideals floating in Platonic space.
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Feasting on the laughing-stock the White House spokesman had become, the satirists at "Saturday Night Live" lampooned Mr Spicer as a raging lunatic, prone to battering amazed journalists with his podium, and, what is more, a tragic figure—an example of the chewed-up former collaborator that Mr Trump's career path is strewn with.
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A letter of intent is a start and may cause a change in the ecosystem as developers and publishers aim to make their loot box systems less exploitative (as some have already done) and (what is more likely) engage in a charm offensive to normalize the practice and distance it from more traditional gambling.
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" But Knox, who admitted to being suicidal during her years-long incarceration, puts it this way in the documentary: "What is more likely, that I get together this boyfriend I have and this guy, I don't even know his name, tell them to rape my roommate and then let me stab her to death?
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If you were the drunk tourist in Astoria, Queens instructed that the only way to board the R train was by going down onto the track, what is more stirring: the reflexive impulse to look one more time at the map or the shadow of a voice that says, Terrance, everyone here is just visiting?
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What is more, even though a group that supports him came out with a vicious ad attacking Mr. Heller — and hinted that it would spread to other senators who opposed the health care law — senators are also keenly aware that Mr. Trump did not win the White House by promising to take away voters' Medicaid.
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"Given the multitude of factors that go into determining the cost of airfare, and considering that the 737 Max seats represented only a small percentage of overall capacity, what is more likely to happen is that summer travel prices will continue to be driven by larger economic forces, such as oil prices and competitive pressures," she said.
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What is more, a group of TERMES , each programmed with the same set of individual instructions, will collectively build the same structure, without any centralized command or inter-robot communication; if one robot detects another in its way, it simply pauses until it stops sensing the other robot, and then gets back to its regular programming.
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But what is more important, yet difficult to show, are other prevalent scenes: People just outside the camera frame, leaning against a restaurant wall, silent and stunned and worried about those still on the island; the tearful conversations happening this morning between generations, families sitting around café con leche and remembering those who Castro's regime executed.
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With each mouth fed, it became increasingly difficult for government officials like Hoover to portray the Panthers in a negative light: The BCP (Breakfast for Children Program) promotes at least tacit support for the Black Panther Party among naive individuals and, what is more distressing, it provides the BPP with a ready audience composed of highly impressionable youths.
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Personally, I've been doing gua sha on myself for about three months, not only because I find it ridiculously relaxing (what is more resplendent than spending 10 minutes every morning stroking pretty jade and rose quartz stones all over your face?), but because it makes my puffy eyes and cheeks go down instantly, my jaw less tight, and my breakouts clear much faster.
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I can't claim to have firsthand visions of Frazier's heroics in what is more commonly remembered as the Willis Reed Game, or Jerry West's in 1969 when he became the first (and only) player in league history from the losing team to win finals M.V.P. honors, or Bill Russell's 633 points and (gulp) 40 rebounds in Game 7 of the 1962 finals.
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The French champion's attack is fearsome — so good that it could afford to leave Edinson Cavani and Mauro Icardi on the bench at Dortmund — but it is not quite good enough to mask what is more a psychological vulnerability than anything else: invariably, P.S.G. seems to melt in the white heat of the competition it has been built to win.
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What is more troubling, and again this is part of the crux of her complaint and what started this whole thing, it wasn't that these folks were licensing these works to the public that they couldn't have gotten for free, but that they turned around and acted as if they were the copyright owner and now are threatening people and collecting money from people without her permission.
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"Any individual steps toward division and separation and the attempt of making this thing reality will lead to internal and external reaction and bad consequences that would damage our dear Kurdish citizens in the first place and maybe lead to what is more dangerous than that, God forbid, and will give way for many regional and international sides to intervene in Iraqi affairs," Ayatollah Sistani said.
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"I dont mean to minimize the human impact of the virus but what is more concerning to me is not that the market has not responded to the virus but rather that it was up so strongly in the first 2-653/2 weeks of January after a very, very strong 2019," said Ellen Hazen, portfolio manager at F.L.Putnam Investment Management in Wellesley, Massachusetts.
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"They need to make sure that plant remains flexible as new technologies come down the line," she said and pointed to Nissan, which recently abandoned its own EV battery manufacturing facilities in favor or newer technology from LG. What is more likely, though, is that, as the Model 3 does arrive in customers' hands around the country, the EVs generate an intense feeling of FOMO for consumers and car enthusiasts.
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And so, you know, if you look at the statistics, there's no doubt that there are times where somebody who has a weapon has been able to protect themselves and scare off an intruder or an assailant, but what is more often the case is that they may not have been able to protect themselves, but they end up being the victim of the weapon that they purchased themselves.
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What is more: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign for a trade war and economic isolationism is likely to make the consequences of the warming of our planet worse for his country.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," Sotomayor wrote in the dispute over a Trump administration regulation that would make it more difficult for people who use public benefits, even for modest periods and even if Medicaid, housing and other non-cash assistance, from obtaining green cards.
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What is more, while the bully pulpit of the president is something corporate chieftains fear, Rexnord's plan to pull up stakes even after the Carrier situation suggests businesses will not bow to the threat of bad P.R. And even if Congress and the White House agree on a plan to increase manufacturing, tax credits for research and new investments, for example, or financing apprenticeships as European countries do, automation will continue to claim jobs.
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What is more, many of the expiry dates fall well beyond the end-March deadline and a majority of these would profit if sterling were to trade above $1.35 - about 5 percent higher than current spot levels.. Paul O'Connor, chief investment officer at Janus Henderson, said the company's multi-asset team was positioned for a sterling bounce, having increased currency hedging on non-sterling assets to 50 percent versus one-third towards the end of 2018.
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What is more, although one of Mr Trump's first moves as president was to pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a 12-country free-trade deal—"the greatest self-inflicted wound on American regional influence since the Vietnam war," as Michael Green of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington puts it—little has yet come of Mr Trump's threats to erect barriers to imports from Asian countries running surpluses with America (ie, nearly all of them).
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Never did they notify anybody that I&aposm aware of that they have those concerns, and what is more disturbing to me is there was only one campaign that was involved in the general election that took $5 million, went out and hired a former spy to go create a false dossier to spy on American citizens and that was the Clinton campaign and it doesn&apost sound like they were so concerned that they put a spy into that campaign.
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