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Vega also says the bill differs from its predecessor in ways that may make it more palatable to Governor Brown.

Instead of a 50-50 split with VMware, perhaps EMC would maintain its majority stake in Virtustream to make it more palatable to investors, according to a Reuters report last week.

But now, because of its very success, the movement, rebaptized Latin Alternative to make it more palatable to North American audiences, may be approaching a crossroads.

Periscope added its biggest missing feature today in a move that could make it more palatable to brands and social stars, and help it compete with Facebook Live.

The obvious answer is that you make it more palatable to more people.

There have been suggestions that some clauses of the plan should be modified to make it more palatable to Israel.

In 2001, "Gadar" ("Revolt") became a massive hit, far surpassing other films like "Lagaan," with its secular viewpoint making it more palatable to Western viewers.

They've been desperately trying to rebrand their party, making it more palatable to suburban voters who were turned off by the caucus's "you lie!" stridency.

Record labels even started doing remixes, reducing the bass and adding an orchestral feel to sweeten the music, making it more palatable to the British ear, in a bid to get it onto the UK airwaves.

At one point, it appeared that standard would lead to a political fight, but the board reached a compromise that also changed the alternative method of accounting, called purchase accounting, in ways that made it more palatable to companies.

Anti-Semitism did not drive the arrest -- the Russian government has long since given up state-sponsored anti-Semitism -- but it might have made it more palatable to a public that still harbors some deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiments.