They decided to target recurrent aberrations happening in more than one patient, and then developed an algorithm to determine the genetic subtypes in those common aberrations.
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Which aberrations of our century would they like to reform?
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We're not tokens or aberrations; we're part of the community.
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That is, Iowa and New Hampshire were aberrations in 1996.
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It's possible that these aren't aberrations but rather the new normal.
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GE collects real-time data from each turbine to analyze aberrations.
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"The abuse, the mistreatment, they are not aberrations," Mr. Morris said.
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Maine and Kansas start to look less like omens and more like aberrations.
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If the dogs' paws have any aberrations or cuts, the salts will burn.
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Scientists thought they were perhaps the offspring of one female with genetic aberrations.
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And, by his own admission, both roles Baker played in the case were aberrations.
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The list of aberrations is almost as endless as the president's self-proclaimed self-esteem.
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Despite the aberrations of Venezuela and Nicaragua (as well as Cuba), democracy has shown resilience.
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It's extremely difficult to regulate such a marketplace, and some aberrations are bound to slip through.
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These aren't two aberrations, two programs that have done bad things in a clean, unbroken system.
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His new Chromatic series is essentially an artistic physics experiment involving macro perspective and lens aberrations.
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In Hazony's view, these were aberrations, imperialist deviations from the true values of the nation-state.
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While gay people face their own stigmas, trans people, she says, are considered aberrations of nature.
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Each of these aberrations deserved further consideration by the Senate (and, it should be said, the media).
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The Nifty should continue to trade in the 8,000-8,200 range with temporary aberrations on either side.
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So these initial taxidermy specimens were often inaccurate, yet significant in convincing scientists of these animal aberrations.
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A computer taught to recognise deviations from standard recovery would be able to alert medical staff to aberrations.
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On top of that, the lens has coatings on it to protect from scratches and reduce lens aberrations.
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Panoramic shots on the iPhone in particular seem prone to some bizarre aberrations that squash or stretch objects.
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Consider this Twitter thread involving two famous VCs, Keith Rabois and Mark Suster: These sentiments are hardly aberrations.
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These headwinds could be behind some of the apparent aberrations in economic policy, culminating in the border shutdowns.
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But given the underlying dynamics, such elections are far more likely to be aberrations than long-lasting realignments.
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To see such incidents in India as anachronistic aberrations in an emerging nation is to miss the point.
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All of the listicles I'd frightened myself with painted them as enemies, assailants, aberrations from the safe human norm.
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Researchers are learning that BDD patients have aberrations in their visual process in the way they see faces and objects.
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Here, the team addressed a complex problem: Cancerous and noncancerous skin aberrations vary greatly in appearance from patient to patient.
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Images captured contain clouds, cloud shadows and other atmospheric aberrations that make it impossible to compare images taken at different times.
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In appearances before another parliamentary committee last week, bank chiefs expressed regret over any wrongdoing but characterized the problems as aberrations.
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We should see a consolidation in the Nifty in the range of 8,000-8,200 with a few aberrations on either side.
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Election cycles in which this does not happen tend to be aberrations — 413, for example — or can signal an electoral realignment.
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This term is wielded to write off these places as just aberrations from what supposedly smart and sane politics would yield.
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Other images, of course, showed what looked like milkshakes being lobbed as missiles, but those, in Ms. Baum's view, were aberrations.
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The examples of Acthar and other high-priced generics are not aberrations, as the drug industry lobby tries to frame them.
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He said what I'd experienced myself and seen him do to others were aberrations, and that he was a totally different person.
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We would do well not to treat these ignoble features of our modern political and cultural life as mere spasms or aberrations.
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The weekslong multisport event has gathered various nations of the British Commonwealth every four years since 1930, barring a few wartime aberrations.
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Some political pros are convinced they are electoral aberrations and can't understand how these Dems got elected there in the first place.
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We have seen these moments so many times since the 2016 campaign it becomes impossible to dismiss them as mistakes or aberrations.
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Usually, different lenses with different properties are stacked on top of each other to remove aberrations and achieve full-colour wide-angle images.
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In a cancer, some of the body's cells develop genetic aberrations, growing and spreading uncontrollably, and there are myriad variations on this theme.
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All of this data is collated then analyzed, via a series of proprietary algorithms which are looking for aberrations in the betting patterns.
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The cute and fun aliens that we want to make into toys or the these grotesque aberrations of nature that must be killed off.
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For conservatives, being a patriot means believing that America is an essentially good country; its sins are aberrations rather than central to its history.
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Nearly half of all people who had healthy eyes before Lasik developed visual aberrations for the first time after the procedure, the trial found.
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With all this celebrity queerness, it's easy to wonder whether we've finally gotten to the point where we can stop seeing queer celebs as aberrations.
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What aberrations in the order of things would you have to plop down into a world to make it more ready for gunplay and action?
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The resulting video is convincing, but there are occasional aberrations like stuttering, disappearing body parts, things looking "melty," and so on, that break the illusion.
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However, the aberrations in Hubei's figures come amid reports of overworked local medical staff, inadequate health-care conditions and a shakeup in the regional government.
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These are pictorial compositions, after all; the resonating circles are the (preternaturally active) ground against which the glitches — though aberrations in the process — emerge as figures.
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But if you see that inoffensiveness as a façade, mundane aberrations begin to look sinister, whether it's an unusual Instagram or an off-color concert ad.
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He dismissed recent warning signs, such as weak employment and retail sales figures, as aberrations and said he saw no indication that the economy was slowing.
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This artist's resistance to marketing, and her scrupulous refusal to kludge up her art with paratext, come as salutary aberrations amid all the Hudson Yards hype.
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But even as the procedure helps many shed glasses and contact lenses, studies point to a range of side effects, including dry eyes and visual aberrations.
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I began experiencing phantom chest pains—subtle, prodding, undeviating—and periodic breathing aberrations that made it hard to inhale and exhale for a sustained period of time.
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The fact is that history—how we view it, the stories we tell about it, the things depicted as normal as opposed to aberrations—is highly political.
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Since the auricle develops in the first trimester of pregnancy, aberrations during embryological development can lead to absent auricles (anotia) or deformed auricles/ear canals (microtia, atresia).
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Another part is to challenge the idea that the modern age's episodes of unspeakable violence have been mere aberrations from the march towards emancipation, dignity and reason.
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Having unusual eye movements, problems with the retinas, unusual blink rates, and other visual aberrations makes it more likely for a person to be diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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He had trained a neural network to spot chromatic aberrations and other signs of manipulation; the network produces "heat maps" highlighting the suspect areas of an image.
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They have the resources to present a sympathetic picture of their life while claiming that violations of the law were just aberrations from an otherwise exemplary life.
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But most Lasik surgeons maintain that soreness, dry eyes, double vision and other visual aberrations like those suffered by Mr. Ramirez subside within months for most patients.
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While Trump's constant grating against constitutional limits is a big deal in Washington, it's less certain the rest of the nation is as preoccupied by his aberrations.
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Drawn to the severe aberrations of personality that led to these unspeakable horrors, Stone identified narcissism and aggression as the two top personality traits that define evil.
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The problem is actually an easily-replicable bug caused by Chrome's translation function, resulting in some cosmetic aberrations on YouTube—and it appears to work on any video.
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The little aberrations on these old lenses, the sound design, it all just builds to creating an atmosphere that you can buy into, and hopefully be immersed in.
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There's the lovingly staged corpses of Hannibal, the mutant aberrations of Silent Hill, the creepy dark haired women of The Ring, plus a thousand other Japanese horror films.
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But the fact that these incidents remain so memorable is the point; they were seen as unacceptable aberrations, with consequences in the courts of law and public opinion.
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Works like this were stylistic aberrations in the otherwise strait-laced careers of composers like Weinberger, who were pressed by publishers hoping to capitalize on pop-music fads.
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It's tempting to see Bitcoin Cash and the hard fork as aberrations, but in hindsight they're expressions of an impulse that's been in bitcoin's DNA the whole time.
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"The judgment has unequivocally said the state has no business to interfere in aberrations in relations within a family," Raj, a senior lawyer in the Supreme Court, told Reuters.
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As companies get more and more data, they're able to better sift through a person's genomic information and flag potential aberrations that could signal increased risk for various conditions.
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Those images were not aberrations, but rather reflected an environment of hate and a culture of intolerance, where the adults set the tone for the behavior of young people.
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Films like David Fincher's Zodiac show male serial killers to be bizarre auteurs of their crimes, but women killers tend to be seen as aberrations against their very gender.
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Later research suggested that the most successful programs, like one in Riverside, California, were aberrations caused by a good local economy, and that the effects faded away with time.
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But many of the trial's 553 participants reported having visual aberrations and dry eyes before surgery, and the study concluded that Lasik slightly reduced the prevalence of these problems.
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Brandt thinks that atrocities like the one he witnessed during combat in Poland are aberrations and that the German state and the German military are fundamentally honorable and decent.
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During a guided tour of the exhibition, the somewhat self-deprecating artist pointed to these deliberate aberrations and humorously referred to his irreverent and mocking attitude to making art.
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In her work, Kushner draws on decades of American social life and European intellectual history, while remaining open to slinky aberrations—poemlike passages, monologues, lists, a slip into unadulterated fact.
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It makes sense that a coin toss would be required in the official rules—you can come up with a bunch of different aberrations in the age-old schoolyard game.
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Former US Secretary of State John Kerry, who served as an election observer for the Carter Center, said while there were "little aberrations here and there," the election was not rigged.
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Empower wants the Thai government to start treating trafficking and exploitation as aberrations rather than the norm, and it hopes to rout out abuse as you would in any other industry.
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These "chromatic aberrations" are smallest at the center of an image and larger toward its edges; when that pattern is broken, it suggests that parts of different photographs have been combined.
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Playa Daiquirí, where the drink was invented, now belongs to the Cuban military, and most bars in Havana serve monster aberrations called "slurpe-slushees"–industrially-flavored smoothies made with processed sweeteners.
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Despite the companies' assurances over their commitment to privacy, it is difficult not to see these numerous privacy infringements as part of the normal functioning of their business, rather than aberrations.
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But a recent clinical trial by the F.D.A. found that nearly half of all people who had healthy eyes before Lasik developed visual aberrations for the first time after the procedure.
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Climate crisis denialism was one of the few aberrations McDaniel has seen, something he believed was surfaced to him because Google's algorithms have categorized it as relevant information about global warming.
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Notwithstanding a few aberrations, the words of analysts were less muted, freed from the constraints of political niceties and the obligation of world leaders to work with the new American president.
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Here are some questions they may want to consider, based on our experience and interviews with cancer experts: Major academic medical centers now often sequence tumor tissue to look for genetic aberrations.
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But we know without doubt that the Gray verdicts are not only not aberrations, but are par for the course, the most likely outcome any time someone is killed the way Gray was.
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After van Leeuwenhoek, other microscopists improved the device, adding multiple lenses (for compound microscopes), designing binocular views to render specimens in three dimensions, and eliminating the color issues (chromatic aberrations) that distorted views.
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Former US secretary of State John Kerry, who served as an election observer for the Carter Center, said Thursday that while there were "little aberrations here and there," the election was not rigged.
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"Despite the companies' assurances over their commitment to privacy, it is difficult not to see these numerous privacy infringements as part of the normal functioning of their business, rather than aberrations," it continues.
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More often, police and prosecutors convince themselves that they've got the true perpetrator, and see any weaknesses in their case as natural aberrations and a way for criminals to get off the hook.
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White collar offenders, who are usually more likely to be members of the middle class, have more resources to try to diminish their violations by painting them as aberrations from an exemplary life.
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Terry Kurzynski, senior partner at security firm Halock Security Labs, said that smart entities perform enterprise-wide risk assessments to find where their systems are most vulnerable and to spot aberrations in user behavior.
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The board said Hall diagnosed the patient with hypothyroidism when no clinical evidence supported such a diagnosis — and that later aberrations that surfaced in lab testing had actually been caused by the physician's treatment.
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"If we didn't have a lot of confidence in the system before, imagine how we're feeling now with people that were elected saying we're aberrations, that we shouldn't have access to rights," Larrat said.
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" How we got here, from a WashPost graphic: "The 1999 siege by two seniors at Columbine High School in Colorado became a turning point after which school shootings could no longer be considered unthinkable aberrations.
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Even diminished, however, the NFL remains a ratings bonanza, and it figures to remain that way so long as its problems are discussed as yearly aberrations rather than a longstanding, often deliberate confluence of mediocrity.
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Essentially, two of the last four months' hiring numbers (October and January) may have been statistical aberrations on the high side, and the terrible February number is most likely an aberration on the low end.
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Constance: Atwood's argument is that in a time of crisis, America would revert back to its Puritan roots, and that the Enlightenment structures of the Constitution and our current government would be dismissed as historical aberrations.
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But we believe that the election's commission in Kenya has put together a process that will allow each and every vote's integrity to be proven," Kerry said, noting that there were "little aberrations here and there.
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"We are fooled chronically by the same thing over and over again," Mr. Taleb said, noting that people tend to ignore that historical aberrations — wars, catastrophes, financial crashes — were rarely anticipated at the time they occurred.
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So even with girls getting better grades and more education, and with small encyclopedias worth of research showing that gender diverse teams drive better business results — the women who make it are nothing short of intergalactic aberrations.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Tecentriq mixed with Celgene's Abraxane and carboplatin chemotherapy to treat metastatic non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) with no EGFR or ALK genomic tumour aberrations, Roche said on Wednesday.
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He wants to return Saudi Arabia to "normality," a favorite term in the kingdom these days, as contrasted with what are called "30 lost years," the time of the aberrations that helped produced Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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Read more: Amazon is no longer cutting into drivers' tips to pay their base wagesThat appears to be the case here — but with the tremendous scale of Amazon's digital storefront, "some aberrations" means selling thousands of products that violate federal regulations.
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Regulatory technology has the potential to continually monitor transactional activity and persons, provide close to real-time insights and raise red flags, and identify aberrations that human beings with their better sense of intuition can then use to follow up.
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Williams stars as a cello prodigy who emerges from a family tragedy to connect with her former instructor (Steven Weber) and enter into a partnership with his star student (Logan Browning), who soon begins to experience some disturbing physical aberrations.
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" In response, the National Coalition of Concerned Mental Health Experts released a statement signed by over one hundred mental health professionals that read, in part: "We write as mental health professionals who have been deeply concerned about Donald Trump's psychological aberrations.
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The political cleavage lines in fact graft as much onto race as culture, but with the slow exclusion of overtly racist rhetoric from public discourse, progressive urban local governments are still dismissed as liberal aberrations, as somehow not being representative of the South.
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Even if you treat a "flash crash" in the pound on Asian markets Thursday night as an aberration — it fell 6 percent, then recovered in a short span — these types of aberrations seem to happen only when a market is already under severe stress.
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Yet it happened in a context that makes such aberrations more likely — one in which pro-Brexit posters featuring a picture of Syrian families seeking safety claimed the country was at "breaking point" and in which parts of the media routinely demonize migrants and refugees.
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Yoshinobu Mikami, a former detective now working in media relations for the department, is drawn into the case amid a push to put it to rest, and is grappling with the disappearance of his own daughter when he notices aberrations in the cold investigation.
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Either way, the focus granted to this solitary Thanksgiving shooting speaks to the means by which many media outlets and individuals allocate attention in such a dense news environment: We are drawn in by solitary aberrations that seem to mar a sense of safety or innocence.
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"If this trend continues until Labor Day, Chicago might be on its way to a year with 500 or fewer homicides, which is closer to the normative number of murders in recent history, beginning in 2004 and factoring out 2016 and 2017 as aberrations," he said.
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E.J.I.'s point of view stems from earlier scholarship and activism that tried to foster lasting conversations about lynching and puncture popular myths about the practice, like the notions that lynchings were isolated aberrations, pioneer justice or the work of social outsiders like the Ku Klux Klan.
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It hardly seems credible that there are so many men in the world committing heinous acts—but this is only so if you view them as aberrations instead of pillars, as mutations instead of building-block cells of a very dangerous and sick animal that has been alive for too long.
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Because all diseases have a molecular basis, medical experts say, Dr. Blobel's achievement was a fundamental step on the road to improved health, holding out the promise of understanding the mechanisms behind cystic fibrosis, Alzheimer's disease, leukemia, schizophrenia, the virus that causes AIDS and other immune-system deficiencies, hereditary conditions and cellular aberrations, including cancers.
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The O.J. Museum is part of the same tradition as the Museum of Death: both appeal to a cultural fixation that considers serial murders, mass killings, and celebrity deaths aberrations of society, rather than symptoms of a larger culture of violence that leaves a trail of less famous or sensational bodies in its wake.
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Like the silent townspeople in Hans Christian Andersen's "The Emperor's New Clothes," many health-care professionals who have worked within the Veterans Health Administration likely have realized an unsettling truth but have been unwilling to speak out: that the wait list scandal of 2014 and every disturbing report of VA failings since are not aberrations in an otherwise sound institution.
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