The activity may alter their life but it doesn't alter their designation.
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Since cyclones can alter habitats, maybe they alter the behaviors of these colonies, too.
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Alter do Chão Journal ALTER DO CHÃO, Brazil — Even though it is far removed from the sea in a remote corner of the Amazon jungle, Alter do Chão must rank among the world's most alluring beach towns.
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"Like Darth Vader, they can alter the deal and you can only pray they don't alter it any further," Walsh said.
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The record on Alter has been this really unbelievably bizarre and trying experience, until it became an official record for Alter.
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If they can alter public opinion on the subject, they will ultimately alter the treatment and response to victims and survivors too.
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I see it as another way to alter consciousness and listening, and to alter the space within a room and its architecture.
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However, the ability to alter facial aging (biochemically, surgically, genetically), is the here-and-now, and can improve function and alter our human experience.
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Every woman has the right to alter, or not alter, her appearance in the way she sees fit without being ostracized for her personal choices. Period.
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Trump and Congress seem eager to significantly alter and replace aspects of the law, which would in turn alter many aspects of the nation's health care system.
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Because the rule change would alter only guidance on how to interpret the ACA — and not alter the ACA itself — Trump doesn't need Congress to be involved.
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And to convince them, he didn't alter his own message so much as alter the way he conveyed that he has been listening to their worries all along.
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Along the way, it will alter natural cycles by adding cold, freshwater into the ocean and will be large enough, at least initially, to alter regional weather conditions.
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Their false statements, however hurtful and inaccurate, will never alter the truth about Shanann, and will never alter the truth about the crimes committed by their son, Chris Watts.
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Living for months in microgravity can alter many of the body's systems Living for months in microgravity can alter many of the body's systems, since humans evolved on Earth.
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" - JD, 233 "After hours church alter, then aisle.
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I just think that as the internet becomes less online and just becomes more like our lives, I think we're gonna see people using it to alter the alter reality, right?
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I'm entirely aware that it's a lot harder to alter your mind than it is to alter your face, and unlike surgery, it's not something that will happen in a day.
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"Doing the hula & bowing to the alter of @weightwatchers!"
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" Why they matter: "Principals raise expectations and alter norms.
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" She added, "Beyoncé has her alter ego, and people create these alter egos because it seems like a little bit more protection when you put yourself out there for all to see.
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Trump wants to alter the Chapter 19 process through which anti-dumping complaints are adjudicated, while the Canadians want to alter the Chapter 11 process through which companies can challenge government action.
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It may be less powerful than cash on the barrel-head for some, but this drug can alter our priorities, change our view of what's right, and even alter our perceptions of reality.
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That a wealthy person who could afford to significantly alter all her diet and exercise habits lost weight, and all she had to do was significantly alter all her diet and exercise habits?
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Does the publication of "Watchman" alter how we read "Mockingbird"?
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These treatments can alter the way your taste buds work.
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MSNBC analyst Jonathan Alter called for Congress to censure Trump.
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We have the ability to alter our states of mind.
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I'm sure there's stock footage that we could then alter.
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The bacteria, in some cases, can alter its protein coat.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAt time of writing, it's possible to alter the .
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No one in real life knew about my alter ego.
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So she decided to dress as her alter ego: Bianca.
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But it did not permanently alter or mutate his DNA.
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Sasha: It's Bey's alter ego literally brought to life. 18.
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Today's debate promises to alter that idea in huge ways.
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The share price will subconsciously alter the way you think.
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Subscribers can alter their subscriptions or cancel at any time.
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It has been forced to alter its plans for 2020.
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So instead, audiences will unconsciously alter their opinions of Affleck.
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It may also alter the course of the deadlocked conflict.
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But they didn't alter the overall dynamics of the conflict.
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Becoming a new parent can often alter your immediate community.
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It's unclear whether the musician's alter ego had superpowers, though.
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Hart's been working as this alter ego for a while.
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All have the destructive power to alter the global environment.
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Michaels says pregnant women should alter their workouts by trimester.
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Over It. and Dowsing, and embracing their snarkier alter egos.
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There's no turn or storyline which can alter his trajectory.
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Differences in gut microbiomes can alter how people process food.
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Now, get ready for Gaga's latest, greatest alter ego: Enigma.
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Plus, makeup gives me an alter ego in a way.
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Nidoqueen alter - Can you believe this is my first Nidoqueen?
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But space didn't permanently alter 7 percent of his DNA.
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Three administrations have previously tried to alter it and failed.
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Since the blockchain is decentralized, nobody can alter the document.
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Unlike other medications, these compounds alter the mind and consciousness.
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That's like my alter ego relationship with a fake boyfriend.
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It may take such a law to alter American behavior.
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Must he also be sacrificed on the alter of politics?
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Apple Pay Cash won't significantly alter the look of iMessages.
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Dr Janssen's fourth approach is to alter what animals eat.
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Trump's actions may not be enough to alter that trend.
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"The risks do not only extend to men," Alter said.
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Not gonna stop my behavior, not gonna alter my behavior.
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But I guess I could alter them for each iteration.
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It alters us, even as we alter and create it.
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Conversely, the loss of hair can greatly alter those impressions.
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Any one of these could alter investor sentiment towards stocks.
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Waking people are not beholden to their sleeping alter egos.
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He's an alter ego, a more sensitive side of myself.
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In reality, golfers face strategic incentives to alter their play.
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Can the experience of reading alter their ideology, their platform?
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Bitcoin could indeed alter the entire world of commercial transactions.
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The revelation did not alter her disapproval of gay marriage.
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He thought they were his, to own and to alter.
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He transforms into the alter ego that saved his life.
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The act governs how federal agencies implement and alter regulations.
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It was just part of one of my alter egos.
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The rise of automation will fundamentally alter almost all professions.
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But he, too, doubts laws alone will alter human behavior.
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For example, how and when would you alter these genes?
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Here's what they had to say: ALEXANDRA ALTER: Hi Nick!
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At issue is Huffman's comic book alter ego GI Bro.
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The Fed will not alter its plans because of this.
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"I don't want my comments to be misconstrued," Alter said.
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It's getting the data into the system, according to Alter.
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No amount of results manipulation will alter your WILL #Godisinit.
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We got to alter the light structure around this person.
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"It definitely is kind of an alter ego," says Rowley.
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She has a new alter ego -- a glittery metallic alien.
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BNEF acknowledges that two things could substantially alter this forecast.
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Robert Alter in his office at home in Berkeley, California.
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As a young critic, Alter was active in this project.
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And feel free to alter the recipe to your tastes.
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She is a daughter of Emily Lazar and Jonathan Alter.
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I agree with Meera that new experiences alter our personalities.
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Your alter ego on "All About the Washingtons" is retiring.
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They are not newsroom employees and cannot alter editorial content.
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How did it alter how the narrator thought about Christopher?
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Traditional drugs use small molecules to alter processes within cells.
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The employee cannot view or alter the recording, he said.
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The bacteria feed on the deposits and alter their chemistry.
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"It would alter the experience of Central Park," he said.
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Fortunately, it is not too late to alter the course.
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When you alter monuments, "you're not changing history," he said.
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The RF is comically small; small enough to alter perceptions.
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Abolish or even simply alter the timing of Australia Day?
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Doesn't alter the fact that I behaved like an idiot.
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Who was he to decide unilaterally to alter their home?
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Federal prisons move to alter policies that protect transgender people.
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What better foe for the president than his alter ego?
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"It preoccupied Washington and became its own drama," said Alter.
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"It's like an alter ego in a way," Arenado said.
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Will we see his alter ego Saul Goodman this year?
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And Bolton's announcement Monday could alter McConnell's calculus on witnesses.
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Any success would be marginal and wouldn't alter the outcome.
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The risk is they alter their path for next year.
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" Alter uses himself as an example: "I'm addicted to email.
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It aims to alter someone's status by diminishing their agency.
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The deals are not likely to alter these macroeconomic trends.
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Some senators want legislation to alter the president's nuclear authority.
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Alternatively, washing my clothes forced me to alter my habits.
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Alter wasn't always viewed as a rain forest beach town.
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If she did, would that alter the legal implications here?
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Lawson has taken advantage of photography's ability to alter perception.
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Until recently, a woman carrying a mutation in the BRCA-20163 gene had the means to alter her personal genetic destiny, but no means to alter the transmission of that destiny in her children.
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"The Promise: President Obama, Year One," by Jonathan Alter (2011) Jonathan Alter, the former longtime Newsweek journalist, penned what he told POLITICO was the "back story" and an "instant history" of Obama's first term.
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The Wedding Dresser will customize a dress bought elsewhere, restyle a vintage gown, re-size or alter a recycled gown, do buildups of sleeves or necklines, reshape skirts, add beading or just alter a dress.
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Does it alter Ms. Lee's legacy and reputation as a writer?
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"Alter" was also a nod to altars in a religious context.
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Did he alter the 0003 US presidential election through devious hacking?
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Which even Alter, the author of that first bellwether book, concedes.
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There are, though, emerging technologies that will alter these legacy dynamics.
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But Zolciak-Biermann emphatically said that she didn't alter the photo.
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The new plan does not alter the schedule of bill revisions.
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And it was "a totally new tool for them," Alter said.
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And there is no way to alter a document without consequences.
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Many on the Indian subcontinent see Trump as Modi's alter ego.
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Graphic fictional lyrics written under an alter ego when you're eighteen?
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No one can suddenly alter the sports Twitter landscape like Woj.
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That in turn could destroy crops and even alter the climate.
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These encounters fundamentally alter the planetary architecture of each star system.
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She got a driver's license as this alter ego of Roberta.
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Will Chalamet resurrect his alter-ego Timmy T for a collab?
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Rather it's using deep learning technology to alter the photo itself.
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Climate change could dramatically alter the value of real estate investments.
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They alter those abortion techniques to harvest and sell body parts.
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THE POETRY OF YEHUDA AMICHAI Edited by Robert Alter 551 pp.
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Another, less obvious, approach is to alter what animals themselves eat.
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"Foreignising" the text, Mr Alter argues, is preferable to "domesticating" it.
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Think of any public social media account as an alter ego.
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"That's the biggest threat to the Obama legacy," Alter told me.
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A Pentagon statement said Trump's administration would not alter U.S. policy.
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For traditional companies to compete, they'll need to alter their DNA.
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Once it's live on Ethereum's blockchain, no one can alter it.
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Now we know: Granger Smith doesn't just have an alter ego.
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Its venom causes pain and can alter heart rate and breathing.
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Alter these assumptions, as future researchers would, and the results change.
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A hacker could theoretically alter an outgoing multimedia message as well.
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Fed officials are also likely to alter their interest rate outlook.
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Should we alter the parameters, or should we let it ride?
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And once you do, evildoers won't just alter their bad behavior.
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Can one person single handedly alter the perception of Chinese art?
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None of the recount efforts are likely to alter the result.
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Neither of these elements dramatically alter the way the game plays.
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So she's kind of like an alter ego—my internal voice.
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They also say weight gain or hair growth could alter results.
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Instead, they alter it to match their company jargon and workflows.
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For thousands of years, farmers interbred crops to alter their genes.
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This is the Blue Morpho, the villainous Monarch's superhero alter ego.
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Is your alter ego, Adam, going to come out on Halloween?
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Hackers don't have to secretly alter people's votes to affect elections.
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It's widely known that happiness can absolutely alter your physical self.
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With corals, the nature of their symbiotic relationships can also alter.
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Many parents alter their consumption methods after popping out a kid.
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So Asher is your name, but Compashion is your alter-ego?
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My alter-ego allows me to see into my third eye.
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An attacker could also simply alter fuel prices and steal petrol.
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Boredom, and the need for variety, would alter family life, too.
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Not for him, but for his drag alter-ago Ennia Face.
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Facetune is a photo-editing app mainly used to alter selfies.
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Reubens never imagined his goofy alter ego would be a success.
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Omar, Carson suggested, isn't about to alter her aggressive messaging style.
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He had a few scenes as Deadpool's pre-scarred alter ego.
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The Navy is betting on lasers to alter that defensive calculation.
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Sometimes fines are accompanied by monitoring designed to alter corporate behavior.
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I think of the two women as the artist's alter egos.
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Three previous Administrations have tried and failed to alter Pyongyang's calculus.
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His tweets move markets and alter the calculations of foreign powers.
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The proposed bill would not alter the scheduling of the drug.
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Can free will alter events we originally believed to be immutable?
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There was nothing untoward to report, nothing to add or alter.
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Any turnover could alter the dynamics of the percolating takeover contest.
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The proposed Senate measure would also alter the individual tax system.
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Plenty of productions alter little from one night to the next.
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Trump threatened to alter America's global military presence if they didn't.
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There were hiccups in some of VoteCastr's projections, Alexandra Alter writes.
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Likability is so powerful that it can completely alter your performance.
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Strikingly, they found they could alter the message those neurons send.
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Everybody has their little alter egos, the name people calls them.
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It has the potential to completely alter how developers write code.
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Her chipmunk-cheeked alter ego, however, was full of solid soundbites.
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Did you alter your performance in any way to bridge tastes?
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Elevate Security announces $8M Series A to alter employee security behavior
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How does the re-emergence of District 13 alter the situation?
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Did you feel as if you had to alter the movie?
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A new version of alter-globalization has won — from the right.
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In seeking to alter their custody agreement, Mr. Demas said, Mrs.
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To alter Howard's diet, though, Shanahan first had to understand it.
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What does Alter himself see through the mask of the text?
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What happens to alter the trajectory of shooting stars like Follett?
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But as a statement about generational experiences, Alter was basically right.
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But he has always had an alter ego as a musician.
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It's one that could forever alter the role of labor unions.
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How trauma and time alter the way we recollect significant events.
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Implicitly, the book poses the question: How do affections alter appearances?
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His alter egos were not case studies; they were role models.
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At first glance, Veltfort's fictional alter-ego, Connie, may seem idiosyncratic.
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Meditation has also been proven to alter one's perception of time.
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And we explored how trauma and time can alter significant memories.
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The Chinese response was to alter its schedule of nuclear tests.
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Nonetheless, some homeowners feared that the changes would alter the neighborhood.
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No attempt to censor its content can alter this core characteristic.
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"The military wants to alter, engineer the national discourse," Siddiqa said.
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The question is whether Mr. Trump can alter these disturbing trends.
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" He jumped out of the vehicle and Alter said "Come on.
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It could also alter the mission of the student loan program.
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The marks alter gene expression, by activating or silencing certain genes.
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Elections are often close, and suppressive laws can easily alter outcomes.
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"This decision will not alter the current healthcare system," he added.
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More inclusiveness could alter how we start to think about risk.
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They led him to alter his swing and change his mentality.
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These advances could alter everything about how we live and work.
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Other studies suggest that Klotho can alter other types of neurons.
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Why not get an early start and alter Klotho in embryos?
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I elected to physically alter my body to control my weight.
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"I think of Albert Grass as my alter-ego," she said.
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Mindsets, formed at an early age, can be difficult to alter.
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These disorders in turn further alter the way the brain develops.
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Life choices, like smoking, can alter your sense of taste, too.
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Is there everybody trying to stop us and alter our categories?
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"The decision of the PNG Supreme Court decision does not alter the inhumanity of the siege on Manus Island, nor alter the role of the Australian government," said Ian Rintoul, spokesperson for the Refugee Action Coalition.
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At the time, CRISPR gene editing tools had only been used to alter procaryotic cells, but the big money is in eukaryotic cells—particularly the potential to alter human fetuses to remove disease or add desirable traits.
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It's the name of Megan's second mixtape, but also her alter ego, derived as a female counterpart to Tony Snow, the alter ego of her favorite rapper Pimp C. Varenne 7 Arrondissement Bodysuit, $100, available at Varenne.
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Mr. Alter and Mr. Attenborough crossed paths again in the Oscar-winning "Gandhi" (1982), directed by Mr. Attenborough, in which Mr. Alter played the British doctor who whispers to Gandhi (Ben Kingsley) that his wife has died.
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I enjoy the alter egos he takes on as he gets older.
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It looked as though the Haggler's alter ego had somehow called him.
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But don't get her confused with her onscreen alter ego Cookie Lyons.
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Are Christina El Moussa and boyfriend Ant Anstead heading for the alter?
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Yael: I need that alter ego to do my editing for me.
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Does global warming alter the picture you lay out in your book?
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If you could maliciously alter or erase that's obviously a big problem.
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There's more to dissociative disorders than role-playing and having alter egos.
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Cohen seemed to think Howard's decision to alter her figure is bold.
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Pelosi said Wednesday she's "not feeling any pressure" to alter her position.
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Such behaviors don't alter perceptions of competence, but they do reduce likeability.
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This technology might also be used to alter the present or future.
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Nose reshaping, intended to alter the shape of the nose: 220,290 procedures.
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Thus, it's easier to alter the precedent, rather than change the rules.
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The type of 5ARI did not appear to significantly alter the results.
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Internally, he says, there will now be louder calls to alter that.
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The outcome does not radically alter the composition of power in Washington.
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David Shayler gives a sermon as his cross-dressing alter ego, Dolores.
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You don't need to physically touch a beacon to alter its campaign.
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The budget does not much alter the state of the public finances.
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First, it's Serena van der Woodsen, Blake Lively's fabulously-maned alter ego.
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The origin of Jimmy's Flash-esque alter ego, Fast Pass, is revealed.
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And good 'ol Two-Face (the villainous alter-ego of Harvey Dent)?
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"Such changes would alter regular market functioning," Tria told a parliamentary hearing.
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The Court's intervention could alter the future of software, the company argues.
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But those wishing to alter their travel plans may find hurdles ahead.
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What exactly changed in seven weeks to alter the outlook so much?
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I think we even got a glimpse of her alter ego Gail.
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But that would dramatically alter the complexion and spirit of the games.
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The move could also alter the balance of power in Southeast Asia.
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Analysts say it is unlikely political interference will alter the Fed's approach.
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Rinse the conditioner out, but try not alter your pattern too much.
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This will not necessarily alter the amount of legislation that gets through.
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In it, she will star as Sherry, her advice-giving alter ego.
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The Republicans' tax reform would not do much to alter these fundamentals.
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Read these stories next:Is This Taylor Swift's Doppelgänger — Or Another Alter Ego?
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It will alter the way we interact with service providers and couriers.
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He actually was debuting his alter ego, Gnarles Davidson, at the Grammys.
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So we hope China will alter its position on punishing South Korea.
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But it did alter the arrangement to take into account shareholders' wishes.
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Anger can alter the body's chemistry and conjure a recognizable physical response.
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This time the doll channels David Bowie's 1970s alter ego, Ziggy Stardust.
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Most basic options allow you to alter both the arms and height.
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Will he actually alter corporate law, or federal policy, or international trade?
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But is this pair really going to radically alter your leggings collection?
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Do you alter your image in response to the latest market trends?
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Now a new report says even moderate drinking can alter the brain.
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They're often alter egos that children use to sort out their impulses.
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The exclusion order will not weaken that leverage or alter competitive pricing.
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Instagram. Who is TMurda's [Ross' rap alter ego] favorite rapper right now?
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It feels like an alter-ego almost, even though everything's really personal.
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Kaling refused to stick to her guns, slamming her alter ego Lahiri.
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This will alter the sex ratio for some age groups in Sweden.
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However, the threat of rising prices could alter the Fed's deliberative approach.
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Now we have our first look at Kate Kane's costumed alter ego.
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By their actions, they could alter the outcome of the 2016 election.
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CRISPR has a sinister side, with the potential to radically alter humanity.
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"Don't let other people's comments alter any part of you," she said.
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This allows the malicious attacker to intercept and potentially alter their communication.
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To be sure, Republicans will likely alter their tactics as 2020 approaches.
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Idris Elba, for example, will appear as his D.J. alter-ego Driis.
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Perhaps more important, I hoped it would alter her perception of me.
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Everyone starts out innocent, and nothing can alter the magnitude of loss.
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DOES THAT ALTER YOUR CONVICTION AT ALL IN WANTING TO BE SHORT?
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Bruce Wayne — Someone chose Batman's other identity as their own alter ego.
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Realizing the truth about himself, he sets out to physically alter reality.
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Technology continues to alter our visual experience and even shape our activities.
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Mr. Smith's alter ego may be jaded, but he is not invulnerable.
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A rusted table covered in a lace cloth serves as an alter.
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"No force on earth can alter that," he told a news conference.
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This shift, Lind points out, will powerfully alter the Democratic coalition, too.
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Scientists can use it to readily alter genes in virtually any species.
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But like her television alter ego, Ms. Jacobson is a visual artist.
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"They all were viewed as my alter egos," Mr. Doctoroff, 61, said.
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But to do that, she would have had to alter her character.
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As for human culture, it can alter designations of disgust quite quickly.
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It can permanently alter their credit scores, their ability to support themselves.
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That's how much the casting of a film can alter people's destinies.
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There is something enticing in itself, though, about creating an alter-ego.
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Breeding, he added, can also permanently alter the temperament of a stallion.
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Instead, the Trump administration has looked to alter the health law administratively.
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The increase, however, doesn't alter the broader trend in the American market.
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Eliminating blocking would not so much reform football as fundamentally alter it.
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The actress asked how exactly he was going to alter the film.
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"They will say the will of the people can't alter," Blair said.
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You want to alter the instrumentation or juxtapose it with something contemporary.
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In both movies, the Phoenix was more alter ego than cosmic entity.
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How does this ideological rupture in the 1960s alter these sacred values?
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" Osborn opined that "education and environment do not fundamentally alter racial values.
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You have a rescue dog that's named after Supergirl's alter ego. Confirm.
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Hear tracks by Miley Cyrus's alter ego, Spoon, Philip Bailey and others.
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They've got a lens that ... I think they can alter their lenses.
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But what, I asked Alter, motivated him to undertake this massive project?
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Alter came to the biblical text first as a reader and interpreter.
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The Senate version of tax reform does not alter the Johnson amendment.
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It is not known whether the White House may alter the guidance.
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The coming days may offer his last chance to alter the race.
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But you have to go through things that will alter the consciousness.
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It stressed the bill did not alter a ban on monetary financing.
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In the long run, its growing strength could profoundly alter the industry.
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Trade policies with Mexico can do very little to alter this picture.
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The eye-holes and occasional unfoldings alter a reader's sense of space.
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No amount of personal behavioral change can alter that basic economic reality.
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A California judge forced the Los Angeles Times to alter its story.
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Nothing that happened during the debate looked likely to alter that trajectory.
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The Sky's owner, Michael Alter, confirmed the Delle Donne trade Monday night.
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Guzman-Morales' research, though, says that climate change might alter those patterns.
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Alter and that the sketch of the younger man resembled her husband.
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So how does his work alter our canonical stories of polar exploration?
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With silicone or needles, the women give life to their alter egos.
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The clip did not alter what Biden said during those 19 seconds.
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Such changes are forcing parties to drastically alter their platforms and strategies.
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Yet the injection didn't alter their parental care in any other way.
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Income inequality is rising as technology and globalization alter the employment landscape.
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Congress, on the other hand, may alone alter the number of justices.
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None of them have been scientifically proven to alter your period's schedule.
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We are trying to alter the cultural norms of a throwaway society.
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Does it somehow alter your U.S. strategy when it comes to expansion?
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Goose belongs to Carol Danvers, the human alter-ego of Captain Marvel.
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The most important thing is to alter how internet providers are regulated.
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Some will alter our lives with the tectonic force of an earthquake.
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None of this is likely to alter the president's approach to corruption.
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They did not alter the political landscape and Republican support for Trump.
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Opponents requested a recount, though that process did not alter the outcome.
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European efforts to alter earlier drafts of the legislation apparently bore results.
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That could alter some estimates of the rate of sea level rise.
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Could finding ways to correct that disrupted pathway alter a child's neurodevelopment?
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"Here, inside, I feel we are living an ideal," Mr. Alter said.
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For some women this may also alter the appearance of their labia.
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And this is just one of many fictitious alter egos to emerge.
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Would it alter the conversation or stay outside and in the margins?
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Stress can alter ovulation and the well-orchestrated, accompanied hormonal changes entailed.
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This may alter our memories too — in a subtle but profound way.
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Traumatic experiences in childhood alter the development of brain structures during adolescence.
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Didn't want to alter that for a number I've accomplished nothing in.
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MB: So how could biometric data alter your experience in a car?
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It's easier to dispute the facts than to alter one's deepest beliefs.
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Three "Accumulations" hang in the gallery's second space (dubbed Soloway Alter Ego).
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But the EU has already told him it would not alter divorce terms.
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Rubio recommended that Trump not drastically alter his approach in the general election.
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Momoa lived up to his superhero alter ego in the water off Honolulu.
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In-game, this skin will alter the look of her "twilight shroud" ability.
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HANNITY: -- two weeks&apos worth of pressuring Michael Horowitz to alter his report.
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Read This Next: Now That We Can Alter Our Genetic Code, Should We?
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Boi Boy and Hubbard wanted the Alter ethos to be inclusive of everyone.
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But he said there was hope he might alter his stance once elected.
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Everyone just needs an alter ego to tell them where stuff is stegoed.
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No one disputes that new presidents can alter or abandon their predecessors' positions.
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EVER (to take a photo in front of someone's leftover wedding alter) [ sic ].
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But it's unlikely to alter its communication strategy let alone its policy stance.
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Once notice is given, the government is hard-pressed to alter the charges.
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That kind of drop would alter consumer behavior, Boockvar told CNBC on Wednesday.
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With production around 11 million barrels a day, Russia can alter OPEC's calculus.
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It could also alter what people like about AirPods: They're so dang tiny!
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By monitoring your air quality, you can alter your movements, and behaviors, accordingly.
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Knowing any of this does nothing alter to your enjoyment of the video.
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The Academy is taking dramatic steps to alter the makeup of our membership.
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When Gross asked if she planned to "surgically alter [herself]," Anohni was frustrated.
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Tattoos and piercings alter the skin, flesh grows and recedes and is moldable.
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" Eldwin didn't alter his volume when he said the words "white" or "Jewish.
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Using neural nets to alter images is only going to get more popular.
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Did the thud of dull reality alter the way the ballet was received?
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This mechanism may explain why practicing dance can beneficially alter gait and balance.
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Anxiety can alter our perception of time and decelerate our experience of events.
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Cheers to Camp having a stronger stomach than her on-screen alter ago.
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Did you know that he does so under his alter ego, Chocolate Droppa?
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How did you feel yourself alter emotionally throughout your journey following the diagnosis?
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"My alter-ego, the hood-chick, came out of me," says Richardson-Hall.
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Her character seems to have more in common with Schumer's Trainwreck alter ego.
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It's unclear how Duterte's latest statement could alter ties with the United States.
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"The only real check on his power are public opinion surveys," Alter argued.
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"She's the person that didn't grow up," Lum said of her alter-ego.
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Which path the agency takes would alter the technologies involved and hardware required.
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The problem is these kinds of mechanics alter how you experience the story.
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Jo Calderone, her male alter ego, makes for the most undeniably simple one.
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Many don't know, but Brady Ellison is actually Leonardo DiCaprio's alter-ego. pic.twitter.
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Those questions dramatically alter how raids will feel, and how they'll play out.
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But successes or failures in 2016 might only marginally alter the Obama legacy.
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Senate Democrats lashed out but seemed powerless to force Republicans to alter course.
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With 15 different light modes, you can improve and alter your home's ambiance.
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Some changes are meaningless, and some fundamentally alter the nature of an image.
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We may alter arrangements or prizes should this be deemed necessary by us.
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My tip is about how we alter the way we receive women's anger.
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It's about how easy it is to tinker with, or alter, commercial products.
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A single tweet is about to forever alter your memories of your adolescence.
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Sqreen doesn't require you to alter your code or put up a firewall.
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What do you think of Trump's alter-ego from the 80s, John Barron?
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We are going to take steps to alter the course of our economy.
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I like that you can have a tape and decide to alter it.
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This occurs when the cosplayer chooses to alter gender of the character itself.
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The Iranian patrol boat is heard instructing the Stena Impero to alter course.
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These might highlight, but ultimately can't fundamentally alter the butt you're working with.
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How else might scientists alter the signals that dictate what a creature becomes?
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Lena Dunham will always be an overachiever compared to her Girls alter ego.
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It is difficult to picture how it will affect or alter our lives.
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The sun's radiation can also alter the orbits of satellites circling the planet.
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In some tightly contested races, they wouldn't have to alter the results much.
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"We are seeing larger orders, which are beneficial to our business," Alter said.
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"It does not alter Australia's border protection policies – they remain unchanged," said Dutton.
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All presidents, Jonathan Alter wrote in Newsweek, are to some extent blind dates.
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"Dark Money" tracks other attempts to alter public discourse without leaving a trace.
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Trump later said that taking down statues like that would fundamentally alter history.
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And where some stayed true to themselves, some listened to their alter ego.
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My alter-ego Barb had done most of the leg work for me.
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The system faces challenges when power shifts or the sources of legitimacy alter.
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"Marseille", for all its promise, does not look set to alter that equation.
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Childish Gambino is the rap/R & B alter ego of actor Donald Glover.
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"We were keeping women away from chemicals that alter their hair," says Branch.
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"It's still premature to say they need to alter their policy," Rupkey said.
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Nor does it alter the administration's zero-tolerance policy that precipitated the crisis.
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Scholars for years have suspected that tech might alter the hierarchy of cities.
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Underhill recommended that Bozak alter the rocker and the blades on his skates.
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Netflix ordered eight episodes starring Colleen Ballinger-Evans as her YouTube alter ego.
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Retailers will have to alter ingredients and distribution chains or face financial penalties.
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I think it's inappropriate to alter or abandon our 2 percent inflation target.
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Here's how that could make inequality worse and alter the entire investing business.
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When the skies broke open on Monday, she did not alter her pace.
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She loved the way she could alter a pattern and customize a garment.
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While tall buildings may alter the skyline, they also allow for sweeping vistas.
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The European ruling, however, could sharply alter the terms of the congressional debate.
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"In particular, the U.S. side should alter its extreme pressure methods," he added.
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So we must alter our definition to exclude these typically non-courageous actions.
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A missile test here and there does little to alter this core dynamic.
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"It's good for the artist and it's also good the label," Alter said.
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The United States has been seeking to alter the text agreed on Sept.
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Last year's income gains do not fundamentally alter the economy's long-term trajectory.
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Do you plan any major lifestyle changes that will alter your spending plan?
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One way he has done that has been to alter the scoring system.
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But that approach would probably require sushi restaurants to alter their business models.
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Despite this positive outlook, Nomura did not alter its earning estimates for McDonald's.
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And, low-calorie sweeteners can alter how the body processes glucose, she notes.
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It's bound to alter the human experience—and not necessarily for the better.
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And they're going to significantly alter how you interact with your Apple devices.
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Such a "parental dividend" would alter the long-run financial calculation of parenting.
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The results did not alter the contours of a race in which Mrs.
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You need to alter that change to make it the best for society.
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But it failed to alter my thoughts in a unique or novel way.
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Sometimes it would come in late or the chefs would alter the recipes.
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How do we experience it, and then how do we alter that experience?
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Big Shaq, London-based comedian Michael Dapaah's grime-spitting alter-ego, has returned.
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Read This Next: Now That We Can Alter Our Genetic Code, Should We?
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"It does not alter Australia's border protection policies — they remain unchanged," said Dutton.
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So, does constant photographic documentation of life experiences alter how we see ourselves?
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As an alter ego, CupcakKe is brilliantly complex, just as Harris is herself.
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This 2003% can, and does, alter our lives, for better or for worse.
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Even incremental improvement in his behavior is not likely to alter public opinion.
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Alter wanted his translation to echo our own great age of English prose.
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There have been calls in recent years to alter or repeal the law.
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And for a moment, the composer and his alter ego face off directly.
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The varieties of right-wing alter-globalization differ significantly in degrees of horror.
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The game also introduced audiences to Chandler's ultimate alter-ego, Ms. Chanandaler Bong.
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Like the Black Death, such a pandemic would alter the course of history.
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In short, nuclear weapons would profoundly alter Iran's strategic situation for the better.
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The real question is how much a face-lift will alter this perception.
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These changes might alter the immune system, making them more susceptible to infections.
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We cannot go forward unless we carefully examine and alter mental health treatment.
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For now, she is eager to see whether her teachings alter campus life.
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Others may increase the frequency of their doctors' visits or alter other habits.
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The system uses read-only access, so it cannot alter a user's data.
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Jerry and Rita Alter worked in public schools for most of their careers.
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"Climate change can alter how emerging infectious diseases will spread," Dr. Hartman said.
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Feature The pre-eminent scholar Robert Alter has finally finished his own translation.
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"Well," Alter said, speaking in the unrushed, amused tone of a veteran footnoter.
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Alter was not the first person to detect Sarah's pain amid the laughter.
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He has shown little willingness, over the long term, to alter those opinions.
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The pact also doesn't alter China's tight restrictions on data, the person said.
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And our colleague, Adam Alter, has written a great book on this, Irresistible.
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And to increase the natural limit we'd need to fundamentally alter our genetics.
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And the other key feature is mobilizing the inventiveness to alter these circumstances.
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These won't alter the sizable delegate advantage the former Vice President gained yesterday.
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Rather, they alter endocrine function: hence the moniker endocrine-disrupting chemicals or EDCs.
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His parents, James Payne Alter and the former Barbara Beach, were also missionaries.
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Already the coronavirus has forced Uber to alter its relationship with its drivers.
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How do the claims against them alter the perception of what they've made?
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Is there anything we can legally do to stop or alter these plans?
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There have been hints, though, that physical activity might alter how we age.
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And our private tech choices matter, because they can alter economies and societies.
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Instead of negotiating baroque regulatory regimes and opt-outs, just alter the incentives.
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Later in the game, you'll have the chance to alter your island's landscape.
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Houston doesn't have to become Portland to alter those ways, Mr. Calthorpe said.
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His collegiate coach, Dean Blais, tried to alter that selflessness, with mixed results.
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Sometimes we are able to alter the activity to accommodate my pain level.
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And she believes that connected cities could alter citizens' lives for the better.
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Her supporters are seeking to alter Title VII protections to include gender identity.
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There is some evidence that the increase in hunting could alter this research.
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Apparently, the alter ego has a name, though Smith will not reveal it.
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Reese was most emphatic about how he wanted Beckham to alter his behavior.
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But they have cautioned that changes in fiscal policy could alter those plans.
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It was a religious family, and McEntee was an alter boy for years.
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Minneapolis, for example, plans to alter housing codes to pack more people in.
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The first episode of "Sesame Street" aired, and my alter-ego was born.
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" Alter told the newspaper that he meant it more as, "Come on, really?
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But the tariffs that hit Sunday could alter the economics of that deal.
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Farmers are also anxiously awaiting the administration's plans to alter longstanding trade agreements.
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Alter admits this isn't the easiest problem to address, but it's worth it.
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There was nowhere for it to go, no way to alter its energy.
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Britain's decision also threatens to alter its geography and possibly stoke political instability.
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AT&T will also be forced to alter its strategy of vertical integration.
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Mnuchin has led diplomatic efforts to convince China to alter its trade practices.
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The suburb's desire to wall off Detroit entirely still manifests on Alter Road.
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Evans has been beloved as Captain America and his alter ego, Steve Rogers.
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Both involve policy announcements that have the potential to drastically alter the platform.
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It's acceptable to show some emotion, it's acceptable to alter your job style.
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Giving up meat won't necessarily do much to alter the global agricultural system.
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It can alter your perception of the week and your place in it.
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The big picture: Experts predict AI-fueled mass surveillance will alter people's behavior.
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Here was another show featuring a stand-up comedian's lightly fictionalized alter ego.
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Does this alter the security situation with South Korea and the United States?
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It's not clear Congress can ultimately force Trump to alter his Saudi policy.
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"In particular, the U.S. side should alter its extreme pressure methods," Wang said.
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This is my plan: We're going to alter [some parts of the deal].
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Destiny and Esther are the alter egos of Sara Gardner and Lori Canada.
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The cases range from the grey Alter Ego Titanium which you can get for $1,460, and stretch right through to the pearlescent Alter Ego Aurora which retails for $2,768 — almost double the price of the most expensive 512GB iPhone XS Max.
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"I am not in a position to know whether the successful Russian government-directed hacks of the [Democratic National Committee] and elsewhere did in fact alter public opinion and thereby alter the outcome of the presidential election," his statement adds.
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This would act as the moment that would alter everything I thought I knew.
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Here are six key dynamics that could alter the presidential race by Saturday night.
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Carol Danvers, the alter-ego of Captain Marvel, is also an Air Force pilot.
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But it does a lot to subtly alter your driving experience for the better.
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Handling money triggers psychological reactions, both beneficial and consequential, that alter how we spend.
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" Neither sale, the agency said, would "alter the basic military balance in the region.
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Nassau County to alter its digital Wall of Shame for those arrested for drunk
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Though Bundy had tried to alter his appearance, DaRonch said she knew him instantly.
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Importantly, these calls didn't alter the frequency of foraging dives, or other hunting strategies.
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Why does every site with a feed seek to alter the concept of time?
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First, Plan B can "potentially alter when your next cycle would be," Strachan explains.
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The planet of transformation is creating a window of opportunity to alter our lives.
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According to FoodBeast, the natural branding system does not harm or alter the produce.
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This would, potentially, give third parties the opportunity to alter a consumer's anticipated course.
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With this kind of link, even a centimeter adjustment could alter the connection quality.
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Anna spins in her seat, and we then meet her blonde-wigged alter ego.
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Over the years, Twitter has tried to alter its timeline to accommodate these conversations.
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That buys a lot of credibility with Trump&aposs reality show host alter ego.
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"I don't know of any plans to alter the 'one China' position," he said.
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While the country was mourning, Brazil's Congress voted to alter an anti-corruption bill.
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The actor had a rap alter ego known as "Timmy Tim" or "Timmy T."
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However, U.S. hostility has failed to alter Moscow's behavior or make America any safer.
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How can poppy seeds — a common topping on breakfast pastries — alter drug test results?
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They're your most powerful units, with special skills that often dramatically alter a battle.
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But our correspondent says the airstrikes didn't alter the overall dynamics of the conflict.
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This will permit an individual to alter history, or produce incorrect or false history.
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But it's as her alter-ego, Princess Nokia, that she's gained the most attention.
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The Empire State's vote won't dramatically alter the contest for the Democratic Party empire.
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He says that, legally, the city could not alter the photos as public records.
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But our analysis found that even such small differences could alter the final results.
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"I don't know of any plans to alter the 'one China' position," Tillerson said.
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Lead may even alter a child's DNA, so the effects cascade down the generations.
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Events can alter the dynamic and lead to a reaffirmation of the old norms.
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Most ICBMs follow a ballistic trajectory — a path that a vehicle can't really alter.
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His advent could alter the course of national and state elections on July 25th.
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Theoretically, a gene drive could accidentally alter the genetic makeup of an entire species.
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Also, the idea of an alter ego felt very revolutionary... but make it cool.
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Unwilling to alter the content of her ads, Ms. Agrawal contacted someone at mic.
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The problem is that they don't just add to her story; they alter it.
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Snap elections could change the balance in the Spanish parliament and alter possible coalitions.
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Instead, it might be her alter-ego, Dark Betty, who's coming out to play.
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But we're watching that very carefully and if it intensifies, we'll alter that statement.
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None of the recount efforts appeared likely to alter the result of the election.
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What happens next could alter the balance of power in the South China Sea.
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Outright dictators like Josef Stalin and Nicolae Ceausescu believed they could actually alter it.
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But any attempt to significantly alter the current system has failed to gain traction.
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Advances in molecular nanotechnology, cybernetics, and regenerative medicine could alter human biology even further.
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However, this just means there's room for more hit raps from Nyong'o's alter ego.
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It's also helpful if you need to alter the amount of your monthly payment.
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Except, what if it actually represents the ability for these witches to alter time?
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This is to alter specific bases without cutting the DNA strands they are in.
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Rocket the racoon's alter-ego Roni is a raccoon decked out in ski gear.
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It renders objects online, crunches data in spreadsheets, alter images, and loads web pages.
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The actor has played Batman and his alter ego Bruce Wayne in Batman v.
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He will alter the pay structure to incentivise executives to generate free cash flow.
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And what better character to dress up as than your bad-ass alter-ego?
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The drive to alter consciousness represents a human instinct beyond sex, hunger, and sleep.
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It sorta figures that El Niño's alter ego would be a no-show.[NOAA]
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But according to author Adam Alter, change will only come from the bottom up.
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The U.S. military has not suggested it would alter its behavior after the blacklisting.
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No amount of Russian or Iranian support— or Western appeasement —can alter this reality.
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"I'm not saying that people necessarily need to alter their entire lifestyle," Allec says.
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Unclear how far Diddy was planning on taking his own Brother Love alter ego.
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Any move by the administration to alter the bidding process would likely elicit lawsuits.
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It would no longer alter interest rates to stimulate or reduce demand for credit.
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On Tuesday, the commission announced plans to alter how it intends collect voter information.
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Any effort to alter KORUS will threaten these enhanced market opportunities for U.S. producers.
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Stephen Colbert's super conservative alter-ego visited The Late Show to tell us why.
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But Bale said that it's getting tougher to alter his body as he ages.
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Last time, Kylie Jenner took heat for her personal decision to alter her body.
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Pornography can alter expectations about what sex, and partners, are like in real life.
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She admits she just didn't want to let go of her porn alter ego.
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But the president-party relationship is structural, and harder for presidents to just alter.
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Any amendments would alter the way that deals dependent on leverage would be evaluated.
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Another prohibits genetic manipulation to alter a microbe to produce a Select Agent toxin.
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If one seeks to alter our fundamental rights, they need to amend the Constitution.
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In turn, players can customize the characters, as well as alter in-game recipes.
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There was no way for me to alter my gender, race, age, or height.
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Paine was a prolific independent publisher whose objective was to alter the status quo.
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It can also change wheels and alter its suspension to mimic nearly any design.
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No, the Sony that made the Rolly is that Sony's twisted, lovable alter-ego.
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And while Alter is, technically, moving on its own, it's not particularly self-aware.
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"Absolutely," says Esten, a solid family man with none of his alter-ego's demons.
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Though some tools left her stumped, Pompeo did her alter ego Meredith Grey proud.
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Dr. Erickson and his colleagues maintain that the mistakes did not alter their conclusions.
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This can also alter kids' hormonal development and influence how soon they enter puberty.
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Neiderman notes that the Tizen app store is given unlimited privileges to alter devices.
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Decisions to alter a character's storyline, or even profession, require a chain of approval.
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One political decision couldn't possibly alter my thinking that much, or so I thought.
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Allegories about transformation, alter egos, and true selves resonate in particular with LGBTQ audiences.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders's victory did little to alter the race.
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Meanwhile, the filmmakers want to alter Mike Hanlon's (Chosen Jacobs) storyline for the sequel.
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ALTER EGOSHillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and the Twilight Struggle Over American PowerBy Mark LandlerIllustrated.
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Gadelha underscored that the discovery needn't alter Carnival plans for anyone but pregnant women.
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Then there are those that genuinely alter the way you interact with a device.
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So I thought if you are that guy what about your alter ego, Jay?
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Manafort's attorney noted the infrequency of prosecutions when he sought to alter bail conditions.
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Rachel Alter is a graduate research assistant at the National Center for Disaster Preparedness.
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Disagreeing with someone else's views can quickly alter their otherwise strong perception of you.
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Royce has long been a champion of the effort to fundamentally alter this structure.
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Dictators of all stripes relied on retouching to alter photos that portrayed "inconvenient" realities.
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Incumbents will alter their messages to be less policy focused and more ideologically rigid.
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This creates what's known as the wine's aroma, which can drastically alter its taste.
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The layoff can seriously alter their confidence, or put a dent in their finances.
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It also won't alter the selection boards for chiefs and other senior enlisted personnel.
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"The Iron Lady" became a headline, Hosszu's nickname and, in time, her alter ego.
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He takes on the alter ego of The Cape to fight crime while incognito.
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"For me I hope things don't alter my thinking of Mr. Richardson," Newton said.
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He'd alter his stance, adjust his posture, stretch his live-wire grin even wider.
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There are limits to how much Trump, or Kennedy, can actually alter vaccine policy.
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Katrina or Sandy to alter public opinion to the degree necessary for a climate
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What it doesn't do: Fundamentally alter the public's understanding of what happened. http://bit.
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Information from European governments was unlikely drastically to alter migrants' behavior, the ODI said.
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It occurs when one group grows big enough to potentially alter the power hierarchy.
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Ms. Brown's alter ego suggests a madcap hybrid of Marilyn Monroe and Gracie Allen.
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Ein Nachbar, ein alter Mann in Hausschuhen, erschien auf dem Weg neben seinem Haus.
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Data compiled by Aloompa has the potential to drastically alter the future of festivals.
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Do you think that people outside of Congress can alter the rules of Congress?
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Much like his video game alter ego, Wintertime knows the recipe for simple fun.
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In 313 CE, Emperor Constantine would alter the face of the Roman Empire forever.
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And is there anything that can be done to alter or prevent these outcomes?
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You're ready to alter your look, but let it marinate first, you impulsive ram!
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Cue "Like a Prayer" and the arrival of Cummings' alter ego...Cum Dog. Yup.
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Many prefer "watchful waiting," or think surgery is risky or will alter kids' growth.
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Only Britain has taken the challenge as an opportunity to alter its fiscal policies.
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M.I.T.'s leaders hope the new college will alter traditional academic thinking and practice.
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It gave the state health commissioner new powers to alter the state's sanitary code.
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We've all got to swallow the bitter pill, then, and promptly alter our lifestyles.
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"Why would you want to alter anyone's perception of their hero?" he recalled wondering.
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Since the 1970s, there have been several attempts to alter or end subminimum wage.
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"We are doing something that will alter the world map," the sales pitch reads.
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Smartphones alter the way we walk, talk and think, and we're barely keeping up.
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The technique worked well, until overuse and mixed use began to alter the impact.
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But Peters said she was hopeful that coronavirus would not dramatically alter the event.
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On home game days I attend Jets home games as my alter ego "JETBO".
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It never occurred to me that I would alter her behavior rather than mine.
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He becomes the dragon's master, and his discovery will alter the course of history.
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"The publisher and I objected, saying we couldn't alter actual historic events," he said.
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Stevens's status as a member of the ownership group does not alter that view.
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If individuals feel that their every movement is monitored, they may alter their behavior.
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Alter, who is 21995, sat on a sofa with a long-limbed, feline watchfulness.
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With so few neurons, changing just one can significantly alter a pond snail's behavior.
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As embodied by this thrilling actor, Crow and Dad are not merely alter egos.
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Including it, some experts say, could alter the political landscape for generations to come.
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The Mormon leader also refused to alter the church's position on same-sex marriage.
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Trump is an incorrigible character: Nothing can truly alter the essence of the man.
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The water source can alter the texture and shape of the sea-salt crystals.
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He also found that he could alter those surface proteins through the virus' genome.
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"Some mutations may alter the growth properties of the stem cell," said Dr. Steensma.
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It could also alter the date of scheduled debt auctions and announce unscheduled auctions.
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In addition to acting, Mr. Alter wrote for several newspapers and published three books.
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Lange, whose invented alter ego is the western hero Arizona Jim, is a dreamer.
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There is no indication the company was facing specific pressure to alter its policies.
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The methods used for gene editing can inadvertently alter other genes in unpredictable ways.
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But they weren't nearly enough to alter the current trajectory of the Democratic contest.
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Are Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith practicing their kiss for the wedding alter?
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The 2016 election didn't alter Republicans' mounting demographic problems, it just put them off.
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But the tuskless elephants of Africa show that nature can quickly alter the code.
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You don't own the wall, so you don't have the right to alter it.
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It is likely to alter how the other eight justice will lean as well.
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In worst-case scenarios, prisoners have tried to alter their own genitalia by hand.
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Russian operatives won't try to alter or discard ballots in thousands of American locations.
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Dr. McEwen's studies documenting how hormones alter neurons lent credence to this emerging idea.
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Considering regional realities, Israel is unlikely suddenly to alter its core national security policies.
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Ms. DiChello also worries that some states might alter the Uniform Law Commission's model.
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She thinks Dawson&aposs alter-ego, Shane Glossin, would be particularly fun to make.
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He believes that letting in large groups of tourists would alter the estate's magic.
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A direct popular election for president would completely alter the current two-party system.
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Lesson 5: Consider all the aspects of your life that your commuting choices alter.
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The president has the power to alter the Army Field Manual without congressional approval.
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Her life was about to be upended, and that would alter our connection, too.
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If you need to alter a photo, there's a good chance you'll photoshop it.
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Not enough to revolutionize, not enough even to alter, our understanding of the man.
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Contact lenses have long been used in TV and film to alter actors' appearances.
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The executives said the company did not manually alter search results to benefit itself.
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The singer Haley Fohr, performing as Jackie Lynn, her eerie alter ego, will open.pioneerworks.
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That suggests playing sports may alter how well people sense the world around them.
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Several potential Republican candidates indicated that a Sessions bid would not alter their plans.
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And no amount of spin or scorn for the C.B.O. can alter that reality.
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The ultimate destination was the only thing that mattered; human lives couldn't alter it.
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"It was never, 'Hey, look out chocolate world, we're coming after you," says Alter.
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Trump's trade adviser invokes his anti-China alter ego to influence the trade debate.
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Mr. Swenson has no plans to alter his investment strategy, or to slow down.
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Drive modes alter shift dynamics, steering weight and throttle response, but not suspension firmness.
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It didn't alter my total bill — I just missed out on a free item.
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Porto Rico (1922) that this did not alter the unincorporated nature of the territory.
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I don't think inflation is likely to alter their plans until early next year.
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However, GDPR will radically alter how these data can be collected, stored and deleted.
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"Both natural disasters fundamentally alter daily life for months or years," the paper reported.
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Target is expected to alter pricing models as it more fully integrates the service.
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Last year, Tencent had to alter PUBG to fit in with the regulator's view.
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He also expressed frustration that Sessions had previously indicated he wouldn't alter the policy. .
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Scholars have long predicted that social media might alter how we choose cultural products.
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I don't want to be deemed an alter kacker, Yiddish for an old fogey.
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There are significant plans underway already for Season 2 to alter some of that.
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Beijing had rejected U.S. demands that it alter its law to reflect certain commitments.
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She now heads the firm Alter, Wolff & Foley, whose lawyers left the Kasowitz firm.
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Im Januar starb unser Sohn im Alter von fünf Jahren – plötzlich, aber nicht unerwartet.
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We need to alter our understanding of the world and our place in it.
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The hit-or-miss closures forced tourists and residents alike to alter their plans.
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Are Americans going to fundamentally alter their view on certain guaranteed benefits for workers?
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No amount of shouting or shaming by you is likely to alter this situation.
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Each has an interview with an asylum officer that could alter their lives forever.
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That development would fundamentally alter some of the dynamics of the war against ISIS.
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These small but meaningful ripple effects could fundamentally alter Twitter as we know it.
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KH: It's gonna alter what I'm doing in the ring for my big day.
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None of this matters if Apple can alter the firmware running the Secure Enclave.
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But Trump and Bannon need congressional support to radically alter State's size and role.
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When the new administration takes office at the end of January, it will alter the course of so many things in this country of ours—not to mention the rest of the world—and alter them in ways we can't necessarily predict.
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"The transition to the cloud does not alter people's expectations of privacy and should not alter the fundamental constitutional requirement that the government must — with few exceptions — give notice when it searches and seizes private information or communications," Smith wrote on his blog.
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Google clarified that the company does not alter its algorithms to re-rank sites individually.
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Plus, my alter ego, the Kissing Bandit, is more of a lover than a fighter.
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There probably shouldn't be much to digitally alter on the magazine's-declared "Hottest Woman," right?
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Each block in a chain is a standalone unit users cannot go back and alter.
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"Everyone keeps talking about his face [at the alter]," Meg recalls about their wedding day.
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The researchers began by using CRISPR/Cas9 to alter the DNA of a donor macaque.
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This allowed it to alter its debt and liens covenants to the detriment of bondholders.
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But that could also alter supply chains in Asia and benefit other producers, they added.
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We were at the alter when the question 'Does anyone have any objections?' was asked.
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But it's now evident that even ancient humans could alter the environment in lasting ways.
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"It's amazing how a little bit of fantasy can alter our moods," she told People .
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It takes more than just changing the way you measure trade to alter the balance.
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But Patton could still go back to court to try to alter their custody agreement.
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A symmetry requires that the transformation not alter the size or shape of the object.
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The fans were asked by stadium security to alter their costumes by removing the noose.
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Never before had I noticed how much opening credits alter the mood of a series.
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As a producer I was unable to alter [films] creatively and that turned into ambition.
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The morning after Trump's immigration ban, Jessica Alter was jogging by San Francisco's Crissy Field.
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However, I do believe art can alter the terms on which we meet the world.
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It can alter atmospheric air currents, but it has a negligible impact on sea levels.
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Because they&aposve had it for over two weeks now, did they alter any language?
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Even our desire and ability to alter our trajectory is largely determined by our trajectory.
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I have spent countless years contorting and curtailing my life at the alter of music.
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I might alter it a little bit, like getting out on the field more often.
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The government could then alter the money supply at will, for example by causing inflation.
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True Tone displays can alter the appearance of the screen based on the lighting conditions.
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The errors were not caused by any cyberattack, and did not alter the votes themselves.
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Flowers have the ability to alter moods and make people relax and feel at home.
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Obviously, Zora's got amazing hair, and Nelms didn't want to alter her curls too much.
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For women like Lizzo, unabashed confidence seems to be a birthright, no alter-ego required.
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She, too, has an alter ego as a metahuman with superpowers: a cornrow-clad Thunder.
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That the surveillance court's opinions included classified information did not alter the analysis, Boasberg wrote.
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Late or light rainy seasons will alter the speed at which reservoirs and aquifers refill.
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Knowing the answers from the others caused their brains to subconsciously alter what they saw.
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A volte-face in support for Ukraine could dramatically alter the course of the war.
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We can't even predict all of the industries legal pot will disrupt or fundamentally alter.
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Once you learn how to alter object, you can start banging stuff against other stuff.
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WITH Republicans in charge in Washington, the federal minimum wage is unlikely to alter soon.
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People constantly switch jobs, move states, and make countless other decisions that alter their coverage.
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Either we alter how we live here, or many of us won't live here anymore.
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To avoid that, he creates an alter ego that allows him to do just that.
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But even if it were happening, it would not alter the results of the evaluation.
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The diffuser also dispenses 15 different light modes and seven mood lights you can alter.
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The move does not alter the EU's medium-term goal of coaxing business to relocate.
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The company suggests they alter the settings on their browser to refuse to accept cookies.
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Cruise's legal team successfully argued that suggestions of homosexuality would demonstrably alter his star value.
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You might need to alter your behavior, but you don't want to quit cold turkey.
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Regardless of who inhabits the White House next, Putin isn't likely to alter his course.
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By definition, the fundamental constants of the universe do not alter with time or place.
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As long as we can do that, we can avoid Black Mirror's dystopian alter-present.
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But Suleman, 41, says she was ready to give up her alter ego much sooner.
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They want Mallory to attempt a spell that can basically alter the events of history.
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Kirkley had had to alter the platter so it could hold the unexpectedly sized veal.
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In democracies, at least, legislation can help alter the balance of good and bad outcomes.
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Any health programme that tries to alter workers' behaviour at home also raises privacy issues.
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Mr Alter rightly notes that many recent translations seem a bit detached from modern literature.
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Alter has 42 pneumatic actuators and a "central pattern generator," according to Engadget's Mat Smith.
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It said it had no plans to alter its filters to make them less polluting.
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That has led to fears that such manipulations could alter the course of human evolution.
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Such changes may alter the calculation about whether to use PFI in a given case.
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This coming week's Mobile World Congress is the alter ego of January's Consumer Electronics Show.
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Researchers have created tools that can alter people's expressions and turn them into human puppets.
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Scott Disick's alter-ego has been mostly absent since the man cleaned up his act.
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We should be able to alter whatever we please, free of the judgment of others.
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How would these massive hybrids fare in today&aposs ecosystems, and would they alter them?
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It's an opulent alter of sorts that contains many symbols of blessings for the couple.
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Details: The changes in fees may fundamentally alter how companies approach compliance fines, said Moore.
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I am fine with my single existence until the moment I try to alter it.
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Past attempts to alter the SARB's mandate have caused the rand ZAR=D3 to weaken.
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Many of the attendees told Smith that they take inspiration from their fantasy alter-egos.
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Ted Cruz is accusing Republicans of reneging on their promises to radically alter the ACA.
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The tribunal has no power to alter the White House's decision, but can award damages.
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I observed and registered clearly that my 'alter ego' was moving around the room, moaning.
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"The Academy is taking dramatic steps to alter the makeup of our membership," she added.
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"I don't think this particular report alone will alter the Fed's monetary policy," he said.
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You might be screaming at your laptop or mobile phone: Rocks can't alter your consciousness!
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Nothing occurred at last night's debate that will cause the race to fundamentally alter course.
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The company said it does not expect the litigation to "materially alter" its business activities.
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News that will forever alter the way you see things will arrive this weekend, Scorpio.
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Spoiler: they all prominently feature Giggle Gadot, who is now our favorite celebrity alter-ego.
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So did Chris Gaines, Garth Brooks' rocker alter ego (yes, we'd forgotten about him, too).
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Whether they will alter it or improve it I do not know at this point.
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What do you think are the most promising opportunities to alter the microbiome for health?
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Technology is incredibly powerful and can profoundly alter how we communicate, share information and learn.
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The colorful paint used is first consecrated on an alter and later bestowed with blessings.
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Toward the end of the movie, Jane, a third, mild-mannered "alter," enters the mix.
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Thursday's report did not alter the city's credit rating, which stands at A1, Moody's said.
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There are people at work who know my alter-ego-persona and think I'm crazy.
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One cannot simply alter their face like they can their phone number or email address.
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Eclipses bring new information to light and forever alter the way we see the world.
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For his part, Erdoğan is unlikely to either alter course or moderate his authoritarian behavior.
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The new study confirmed that eastward travel was more likely to alter baseball players' performance.
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They may also suffer back injuries, as time spent without gravity can alter back alignment.
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Republican leaders are mulling whether to alter the process as Democrats employ it more frequently.
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You can go ahead and match them with their superhero identities and civilian alter egos.
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State policies could alter dramatically at his whim — the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution.
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In almost all instances, the enterprising manufacturers — from somewhere in mainland China — alter the spelling.
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Absolutely nothing was done to alter these voter registration records before the 2016 federal election.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and other lawmakers agreed to alter the state's Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.
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