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The results from the Florida state Miss America pageant are more meaningful.
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That's a way that I think coming together might be more meaningful.
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Yet somehow the trade had become more meaningful than a simple transaction.
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He clearly aspired to make something better, something deeper and more meaningful.
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She wondered if that were anything more meaningful than just natural perversity.
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Indicator-based adherence possesses more meaningful application than case-based adherence for hospital comparisons.
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What they are doing would be more meaningful and impressive for it.
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However, it has all the right building blocks to become something more meaningful.
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Four key personality characteristics can help leaders make other people's jobs more meaningful:
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These shifts will create enormous opportunities for workers to develop more meaningful jobs.
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It can bring a sense of freedom, which seems more meaningful to me.
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This ensures more meaningful spatial information with an EPMR framework for MI-based registration.
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This focus makes my role, and my skill set, that much more meaningful.
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To the point, but almost the more meaningful for their brevity.
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But Howard hopes to use deep learning for something more meaningful.
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He made a pact with himself: to make it more meaningful.
