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Men often report physical symptoms more often than women, such as headaches, joint pain, backaches, dizziness, chest pain, and digestive problems.

Linguistic information in television can be orthographic, but more often it is oral and, as with audiotape and radio, transient.

They found that five teams scored more goals and won more often when they wore shirts that were predominantly red, as opposed to blue or white jerseys.

If the identical twins came up with the same answers more often than the fraternal twins did, then it's more likely that genes were the reason.

And people would be more likely to replace smaller TVs more often, which would hew to Apple's usual strategy of creating short product cycles.

Harder words are more like items at the bottom of a box-we must rifle through the items we use more often to reach the buried rarity.

They use an autoclave (7), more often deployed to sterilize medical equipment, as the world's most expensive way of creating stock and soups.-mark McClusky.

It functions more often as an added syllable to accord with the prosody, a marker of the predicate advanced and a focus marker.

If anything, when I see a natural label, it makes me all the more skeptical of the product, as it more often tends to be a sign of cynical marketing than any certifiable purity.

Smith is a leading researcher of poisonous and venomous fish, and says that, while snakes are more often associated with venom, there are far more poisonous species of fish.

"Patients who never smoked respond better to a certain class of drugs called EGFR inhibitors, because lung cancer in these patients more often contain mutations in the EGFR gene," Rudin says.

Meaning, if you notice that a gal Pal has suddenly picked up your hobbies, she may be doing so just for the opportunity to be around you more often.

Ordering lists Sometimes the need arises to drag an item from a list control to another position in the same list control. (Actually, this need arises far more often than most interaction designers seem to think.) Many programs offer automatic sort facilities for important lists.

Guys do this involuntarily and more often than you think.

Missionary, for example, is a position in which people's bodies tend to stay "joined" more often.

This happens more often than you example, a friend is an incredibly successful financial planner.

But if you had to stereotype, girls more often use social power to have influence over their peers, and boys more often use physical intimidation to have power over their peers.

Summer puts us outside on the patio or at the pool more often than any other season.

Officers now cruise neighbourhoods in squad cars more often than in the elderly, lumbering armoured Land Rovers they once used.

Researchers found that these drinkers develop a form of esophageal cancer six to ten times more often than those without the deficiency.

However, those who claimed to have the ability to laugh at themselves - and whose friends' assessments matched their own - genuinely laughed and smiled more often and more intensely than the others.

The theories of yin and yang and the Eight Diagrams in Zhott Yi belong to a peculiar mode of thinking for understanding nature in oriental civilisation, and China's traditional scientific thought is more often than not related with them.

Hug and snuggle more often.

"Staff suggestion boxes" could be physical, although more often than not are now implemented electronically.

Gays and lesbians also use humor more often when arguing (and lesbians use even more humor than gays, which I hereby dub "the Ellen DeGeneres effect").

Slaves strove mightily to improve their conditions, sometimes by running away or striking back at hated individuals but more often by focusing on their families, friends, and churches.

You can see that more often than not, it's probably not a good idea to shoot pull ups off the dribble (and we were taught this at a very young age).

Now, there's a sort of guerrilla team inside Microsoft designed to churn out innovative products more often and more rapidly.

Moreover, one out of three Americans 14 years or older visit once a week or more often.

Though tipped with nightmare claws, the limbs of American alligators—this one photographed at a local park—are more often used to excavate wallowing holes than to slash at prey.

The French film industry is more often given to introspective agonising about American cultural imperialism or the tyranny of the market than to self-congratulation.

You feel irritable, grumpy, or in a bad mood more often than not.