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He added that he still goes "to the New York Times every day and, increasingly, the Guardian – which has better coverage of American politics".
When Orange started selling the iPhone last month, ending O2's two-year long exclusive grip on the handset, rather than try to secure new customers on price it attempted to lure customers on to its network on the promise that it has better coverage than any of its rivals.
Regarding the number of tweets and users, the activity-based approach has better coverage compared to the random samples.
The statistics of historical tweets and users show that the activity-based sampling compared to the random has better coverage in terms of number of tweets and users.
Currently, the app has better coverage in major metro areas like New York, Chicago, D.C., Boston, San Francisco, and L.A., with more on the way.
This testing methodology, while computationally intensive, is sound, fully automated and has better coverage over the corner cases of protocol behaviour than testing a protocol over manually crafted or random topologies.
They said many overseas visitors had better coverage because their networks allowed national roaming.
"People say we can't have better coverage until we have more efficient health care, but I think you can't have more efficiency until you have better coverage".
If the Jets had been better at returning kicks, or had better coverage on their opponents' returns, in the first two games, they might not have been thrust into those dramatic situations that rescued the team.
Though those enrolled in drug plans managed by Express Scripts will have better coverage and pay less by using another pharmacy, Gregory D. Wasson, Walgreen's chief executive, said the discounts Walgreen would offer through its prescription savings club would be competitive on generic drugs and most therapeutic categories.
