Altered Carbon Netflix's Altered Carbon is an epic cyberpunk television.
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Einstein's theory completely altered how we perceive the Universe The theory also altered our understanding of gravity.
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"Your device could have been altered, your data could have been altered," without your realizing it, Ms. Miller said.
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Once the explosion occurred, the star system was slightly altered But once the explosion occurred, the star system was slightly altered.
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We already have genetically altered fruits, vegetables, pets, and livestock, why not add in genetically altered humans for a better future?
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To have your personality altered by brain trauma seems to upset people more than having it altered by, for instance, emotional trauma.
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A new report from Data and Society raises doubts about automated solutions to deceptively altered videos, including machine learning-altered videos called deepfakes.
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He argues that Kipling was profoundly altered by his experience of America, and that America, in turn, was altered by its experience of Kipling.
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Alongside Altered States, Altered Gazes: Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll at the Schlesinger Library is considering women as the creators and consumers of this counterculture.
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Susan Hiller: Altered States encourages us to remember that empathy is one of the most quotidian ways to experience an altered state, perhaps even without being touched.
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It also warns lawmakers against intentionally posting "audio-visual distortions," which could sweep up misleadingly altered images or video footage that has been altered in any way.
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Nicole: Beaufille Apollo Ruched Blouse, $710, available at Net-A-Porter; Levi's Altered Trucker Jacket, $98, available at Levi's; Levi's Altered Wide Leg Jeans, $128, available at Levi's.
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Nicole: Beaufille Apollo Ruched Blouse, $710, available at Net-A-Porter; Levi's Altered Trucker Jacket, $503, available at Levi's; Levi's Altered Wide Leg Jeans, $128, available at Levi's.
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Patrick: Altered Beast is such a product of its time, if you've never experienced Altered Beast, Cado: I still haven't Patrick: It is worth it for that alone.
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Dramatically altered message After weeks of playing down the crisis and insisting it would soon be over, Trump has dramatically altered his message over the past two days.
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"It's a strange psychological thing, because you know you're going somewhere that's been altered, but it's been altered in a way that you can't see or perceive," Price says.
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The experience you have from just being exposed to fairly large doses is analogous to what you get from microdosing: an altered state, but a very benign altered state, no hallucinations.
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As the series altered the TV landscape, it also altered actual landscapes: For millions of viewers all over the world, this country has been redefined and remade in the show's image.
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Comedy Central altered the episode — with even more bleeps.
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Every digital info can be accessed, altered, morphed & modified.
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Many scholars pointed to a 2003 guideline that bans altered human embryos from being implanted for the purpose of reproduction, and says altered embryos cannot be developed for more than 14 days.
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On Friday, the university announced that the first patient had received an infusion of altered cells, which are taken from their body and altered in a lab before being injected back in.
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You can put lots of stars on the recipes you like, and you can leave notes for yourself and others on the ones you've altered for good or not altered for ill.
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Transportation and energy infrastructure aren't transformed or even mildly altered.
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He found that those two variables pretty dramatically altered results.
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Now it looks like they may have altered the documents.
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Philip Morris says the device's nicotine delivery cannot be altered.
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Vandals have altered the sign several times over the years.
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Congratulations, UNC, you're peerless in the field of altered states.
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But subsequent laws altered this principle just enough to confuse.
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Maybe you've altered your goal to something that's more attainable.
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But it's kinda altered into being about acceptance and positivity.
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And as you can see, it's been altered, however slightly.
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That has altered the nature of many jobs in Singapore.
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The last time the central bank altered rates was Feb.
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"Synchronous Fireflies" by Radim Schreiber won the Altered Images category.
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The Home app is barely altered from its iOS counterpart.Stocks.
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In contrast, mathematics scores were hardly altered by pollution exposure.
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The electoral system has been altered three times since 230.
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This mimicry then altered signaling inside of the sperm cells.
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The voting quotas were last altered nearly a decade ago.
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No evidence that Russia altered vote tallies through its interference.
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Models stood as designers altered the clothes they were wearing.
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Among the industries the Internet has irrevocably altered is advertising.
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It wasn't enough that pregnancy had forever altered her body.
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But semiautomatic weapons can be altered to function like them.
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He writes about ancient civilizations and altered states of consciousness.
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Despite this controversial decision, Altered Carbon boasts a diverse cast.
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Renee Elise Goldsberry is the rebel Quell in 'Altered Carbon.
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In so doing, she may have altered someone's life forever.
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And how you listen to music might be forever altered.
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Burr asks if he believes the Russians altered any votes.
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And in Altered Carbon's case, that kit isn't just derivative.
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Altered Carbon is a far future that looks inexplicably near.
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FFXV's updates have altered virtually every facet of the experience.
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And the characters have been altered, but not completely transformed.
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Fans have been claiming that Kim's waist is digitally altered.
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This has altered how big men are viewed and valued.
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The steering wheel isn't much altered from the previous generation.
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Altered Carbon begins streaming on Netflix on February 2nd, 2018.
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And they are technologies that have forever altered American culture.
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The display, however, has, fundamentally altered my relationship with Alexa.
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Once entered, any information cannot be altered or tampered with.
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That means they could have been altered before being counted.
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The blockchain's sanctity had been altered by fiat from above.
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Passports, like any physical ID, can be altered and forged.
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The images have been slightly altered to protect the source.
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But it permanently altered the entire question of national identity.
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Users also altered the video to slow down automatic detection.
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But getting the shot will mitigate the altered viruses' aggressiveness.
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But could animals survive with their DNA so drastically altered?
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To me, the altered quotation from Feynman is endlessly suggestive.
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Double that and you're looking at a completely altered planet.
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Other users have altered the smart glasses to go undercover.
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Regardless, they acknowledged residual effects may have altered the findings.
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And Grant's wasn't the only student's photo to be altered.
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The altered cells are then infused back into the patient.
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Yet even in victory, Trump hasn't altered the rhetoric of
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No one is alleging that Russian altered the election results.
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This headline has been altered to reflect the story's updates.
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There is no evidence that those voter rolls were altered.
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This year however, two new developments dramatically altered the scene.
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Pirates of the Caribbean animatronics were altered inside the ride.
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Then, his schedule was altered by the Las Vegas massacre.
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Footwork on sets is opposite, and finger positions are altered.
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Moreover, appearance can be dramatically altered by a person's environment.
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He knew his career was about to be irrevocably altered.
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Mr. Grunewald is still rankled that the facade was altered.
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In addition, Mr. Selyem posted an altered photo of Mrs.
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The closings have also altered the normal milestones of education.
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Brock's "life has been deeply altered" by this whole thing.
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"Altered Carbon" is a lesson in the importance of context.
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But the role altered the course of Mr. Mayhew's life.
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Not completely gone and not irrevocably ended, but forever altered.
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She said he emailed an altered version of the Feb.
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It has altered the official seal it embraced for decades.
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He altered his diet: fewer carbohydrates, more fruits and vegetables.
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Life has been fundamentally altered in the last two weeks.
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When she woke up, her life had been permanently altered.
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But it's been altered until it sounds right to you?
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The change in perspective had completely altered the poem's meaning.
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But preservation rules mean its exterior cannot be easily altered.
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It is the day something about my life altered irrevocably.
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But for the moment, Pope Francis has altered everyone's calculations.
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Donald Trump has fundamentally altered the way we experience politics.
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No votes were altered by Russians in the 2016 election.
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It has altered the way they see industry and government.
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On Friday she said she would've altered her comments slightly.
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He didn't want his vision clouded or his mind altered.
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The B.B.L. had altered its rules to allow more Americans.
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But they may struggle to survive in an altered habitat.
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It's fair to say it altered my approach to life.
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How have we altered the balance between liberty and security?
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They're on a deadline to develop their next product, which will be a tool that tests whether news has been altered as it gets passed around the web, warding against doctored photos and altered videos.
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It's about the ways pandemics have altered the evolution of humans.
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Like any other building, it can then be altered or demolished.
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We know that life has altered the chemistry of Earth's atmosphere.
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But two of American Apparel's most defining qualities have been altered.
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Altered events in the past have direct consequences for the future.
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This one of Boris Johnson hasn't been altered in any way.
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Both teams altered their course for the better with this trade.
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And how have these methods altered the strategic approach to campaigning?
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It said there id no evidence any votes were actually altered.
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Now its altered Chrysler Pacifica minivans shuttle real passengers in Arizona.
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Test report data was altered to hide this from carmaker customers.
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The World Bank's stance on climate change could also be altered.
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In that case, one can argue that the video was altered.
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However, Deutsche says altered circumstances have made Postbank a better prospect.
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But entries in a standard blockchain, once created, cannot be altered.
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His Marxist views have altered little in the last five decades.
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When she was 11, she successfully altered a sexist ad campaign.
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This kind of bargaining persisted after reforms altered nominations and voting.
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That idea, had it been carried out, could have altered history.
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They took very little and radically altered what they did take.
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Thankfully, earthmovers and world-altering visionaries haven't totally altered the landscape.
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America's has been altered 27 times since its promulgation in 1788.
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I'm not sold on Altered Carbon, but I'm immediately into Barry.
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The law was altered in March after Chesapeake's ordinance went viral.
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Mr. Cruz's campaign did not deny that the image was altered.
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In any event, I didn't feel much altered by the experience.
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Employment rules have been altered to give more flexibility to employers.
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These bodies can be altered to have superhuman or shapeshifting abilities.
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It was later altered to replace the star with a circle.
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LONDON'S skyline has altered a lot in the last 30 years.
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Why is it an issue to have our physicality dramatically altered?
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Hunger had completely altered his appearance in a matter of months.
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Some succeeded, others altered their strategy accordingly, but ultimately, many failed.
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ALTERED IMAGES CATEGORY WINNER: Photo: Synchronous Fireflies Credit: ©Radim Schreiber.
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One other constituency may also come to regret the altered rules.
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Within this new context, David's altered memories are Shadow King's doing.
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Now it's altered the trajectory of American-car values forever, too.
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Earlier assassinations may have drastically altered the course of history, too.
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The studio also worked on this year's Netflix series Altered Carbon.
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We've altered the text a bit to reflect the new price.
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The Democratic takeover of the House fundamentally altered Washington's power equation.
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Was the report altered by the upper echelon of the DOJ?
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There are sharper edges, tweaked colors, altered animations, and so on.
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The photographer later said the image had been stolen and altered.
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He didn't go into details about how they altered their look.
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Of that number, how many were successfully altered by the hackers?
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When someone retires, the professional aspect of their identity is altered.
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He added that the rules of engagement had not been altered.
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Local law doesn't yet allow for pedestrian lights to be altered.
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Black Vine stars altered the way the world sees and speaks.
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But the Soviet one is different; parts of it are altered.
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With creative and generic barriers down, viewers' perceptions are altered, too.
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The algorithm system is now being altered, according to The Information.
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Storylines have been and will be altered based on crowd reaction.
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The Wall Street Journal was first to report the altered plans.
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I actually altered the ending slightly because of something Ethan said.
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Either way, Graham's politicking altered the germ line of American Christianity.
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The smartphone also altered the business dynamics of the tech industry.
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Knowing a life -- and likely many lives -- have been altered forever.
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NASA will also want to know how SpaceX's schedule is altered.
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But the summit, which took place six months later, altered history.
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Not a single state election administration system was manipulated or altered.
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Those changes have not altered the essential character of the track.
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Altomare said reports that Ramos had altered his fingerprints were incorrect.
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The FAANG components altered the internet, retailing, communications and entertainment businesses.
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His attorney said the ammunition had not been altered at all.
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Trump's presidency has also significantly altered the club and its clientele.
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Cut to Colbert's face being pixelated and his voice being altered.
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Through incremental steps, however, China has altered the naval balance of
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Confusion, altered mental state, fever, and loss of consciousness can result.
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This starkly surreal, vaguely apocalyptic image is obviously digitally altered—right?
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Without it, I can't imagine my course ever being so altered.
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It altered the experience more than anything else throughout the years.
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You usually need medical letters to get your gender marker altered.
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It said there is no evidence any votes were actually altered.
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This recipe is made to be altered to your personal tastes.
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The altered shape is visible only once the box is opened.
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Old contractors are gone; old materials have been altered and improved.
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Its flag must be altered before the opening ceremony, he said.
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Can you see how these artists altered the course of dance?
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Both had finished September with injuries that altered their postseason plans.
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Suffice it to say, Trump's Rose Garden speech altered these plans.
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The American telecommunication structure also fundamentally altered the nature of cracktros.
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There is also some bad language other than Altered Beast. Sorry.
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Behind the altered political terrain are two restive groups of voters.
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The battle altered the course — and perception of — the Iraq War.
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Similarly, the contract states that the characters should not be altered.
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He has altered perceptions that his country was hostile to business.
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Much to their relief, the altered E. coli did not die.
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He altered his ritual only once as a pro, in 1985.
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Have you ever altered or changed your name for any reason?
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But Mr. Kelly's body was also altered in some surprising ways.
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He has also altered his setup as he stands over putts.
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None of those votes altered the outcome of a political contest.
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Instead, I found that abortion drugs have dramatically altered the situation.
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All of these changes can be altered at a later time.
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For most of us, it's radically altered our routines and relationships.
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What part of her experience was altered by our family tragedies?
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Greatly altered since, it is financially unsustainable in its current form.
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That one affordable, rugged machine literally altered the American landscape forever.
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No other portion has been altered by The New York Times.
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Other symptoms include altered eating habits, poor expression, and concentration problems.
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I think shale has altered the entire pattern of world oil.
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It is the stuff of nightmares… or Altered Carbon season 22.
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The Braves also altered some accompanying music and chop-related graphics.
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But there is no evidence that the campaign altered any video.
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Having a single bodyguard had completely altered my relationship with Istanbul.
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Scientists say Australia's landscape is being permanently altered by the fires.
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Maybe the unit owners altered the apartment that created a hole.
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The altered video can't be readily distinguished from the real thing.
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Amazon's mere presence in the market has already fundamentally altered it.
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A seemingly benign change altered quickly his life for the worse.
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But he insisted the defeat had not altered his retirement plans.
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Altered Carbon took that raw material and stripped out anything complicated.
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But Netflix's Altered Carbon feels like it butchered its source material.
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But at no stage are anyone's loyalties likely to be altered.
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But because #MeToo has altered how we give and receive pleasure.
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That means that the blockchain cannot be altered without people noticing.
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It came a day after Beijing altered its previous diagnosis protocol.
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But in 1958 he had an epiphany that altered his career.
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The altered image comes a day after Pelosi and Trump feuded.
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Thinking differently altered they way they performed the job, as well.
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The messiness of "Altered Carbon" largely squanders its good supporting cast.
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Mulvaney also has suggested that the CFPB's structure should be altered.
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It also fundamentally altered who gets to be a federal judge.
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A man created this mashup of his cat's altered morning meows.
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Mr. Wallace, fearing that he might lose again, altered his tactics.
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Cubism had surgically altered the slumberous body of 19th-century Realism.
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Climate change, and broadband connections, have already altered education and commerce.
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The bill was altered and became the bill sent to the governor.
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" Altered Carbon and Riverdale actress Hayley Law wrote: "my heart is heavy.
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Artist's impression: An asteroid's orbit is altered as it nears the sun.
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And according to their calculations, these altered circumstances wouldn't rule out life.
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The walkers' pentagon-shaped head could not be altered, serving as cargo.
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Jack also finds his circumstances immensely altered due to small chance occurrences.
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The altered video earned 22,000 retweets and nearly 70,000 likes, and counting.
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But the photo was actually altered by parody news site, The Onion.
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She said there was no obvious evidence that the gun was altered.
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This article and headline have been altered to reflect this new information.
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Altered Carbon Death is not the end in Netflix's science fiction flagship.
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And how has it altered the day-to-day life of millennials?
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Image hashing systems can be tricked if the image is altered slightly.
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Miami, to them, evoked beaches, surgically altered bodies, and hefty Cuban sandwiches.
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Note that the economics, which are alarming, are not being appreciably altered.
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Editor's Note: The headline of this story was altered at 5 p.m.
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The reveries, Hale argues, have altered the hosts in a disturbing way.
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Earlier today, The Harvard Crimson's website was altered by an unauthorized user.
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There is no evidence that those records have been lost or altered.
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But his poor finish in Iowa seems to have altered that calculus.
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But the photo wasn't altered to make his hand look any grander.
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Drought and decreased rainfall in recent decades have altered the fragile balance.
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Voter registration databases have been penetrated, and quite possibly altered, by hackers.
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But even if I had altered it, that would be fine too.
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Heck, there was even a study that found meditation altered gene expression.
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The video below has been altered: "PELOSI STAMMERS THROUGH NEWS CONFERENCE" pic.twitter.
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Instagram, which launched in 2010, altered the power structures of visual media.
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With it, Slipknot altered the landscape of metal for the interminable future.
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She would not comment on who possibly may have altered the image.
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Since the death of his siblings, Bryan's family life has altered significantly.
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The consequence is a cycle of constant anxiety and altered brain function.
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Altered Carbon is based on the 2002 novel by Richard K. Morgan.
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Altered her charges to 4 times the original quote with no explanation.
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Researchers expected to see a response in only the genetically altered mice.
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If Inspector Clouseau looked at it, he'd recognize they altered the trophy.
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She bought her clothes in a size 8 and had them altered.
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When it comes to Lando, it seems Lucasfilm just altered the bargain.
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The first season of Netflix's Altered Carbon began streaming on February 303nd.
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Afterwards, each participant rated their visual hallucinations and altered states of consciousness.
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Constituency boundaries and term limits were altered at about the same time.
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"Batman's voice is digitally altered by the cowl," says producer Deborah Snyder.
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More importantly, it's very versatile and can be altered around our needs.
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Paris Hilton revealed to PEOPLE that she's never had anything cosmetically altered.
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Pindrop monitors for audio attacks like altered voices on customer service lines.
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But those studies rely on a patients own blood cells being altered.
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According to NASA, the colors have been altered to look more natural.
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Another, less likely explanation is that their shape was altered by hand.
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The area around its former home, floating above a lake, is altered.
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There are other reasons that genetically altered foods continue to arouse suspicion.
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Any awareness that her life has been forever altered by his actions.
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When testing results are altered and certifications are provided falsely, missions fail.
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And they remember distinctly how their lives were altered after 29/11.
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But Cal Poly's efforts have not altered the makeup of its students.
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We altered the methodology for this naming piece since the last one.
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Mashable Brand X was onsite to capture audience reactions to Altered Carbon.
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Ms. Satterwhite's life, and the life of her child, became forever altered.
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Gab has also been tweeting other altered photos and memes of González.
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But he noted that the Trump attacks might have altered the outcome.
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Why did you decide to work with a kind of altered reality?
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United itself has also altered its overbooking policies and upped compensation incentives.
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Sadly, these are not the only two monuments likely to be altered.
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The headline of this post has been altered to reflect updated information.
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I feel like this whole record was made in an altered mind.
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In other words, Mr Osborne altered the mix of the fiscal consolidation.
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There's still no evidence any actual votes were altered by the cyberattacks.
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Then, the lab-altered cells will be infused back into the patients.
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Statements from police officers and the families of the bereaved were altered.
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It is an unusual existence that can be instantly altered by injury.
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Deepfakes are videos and images that have been altered using artificial intelligence.
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Georgia, in 1972, has pointed out, people's reasonable expectations are easily altered.
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She added dialogue and, in some cases, altered lyrics from Broadway classics.
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Another said she altered recommendation letters that teachers had written for students.
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One was altered when Jenner split from her former boyfriend, rapper Tyga.
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He was an aged Everyman, reeling at changed roles and altered rules.
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Her life as a lab rat had altered her view of herself.
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Consequently, sanctions were altered enough to allay fears of major economic damage.
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Modern technology has significantly altered how and when we might naturally sleep.
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It also altered the growth and development of bugs in the stream.
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To explore the altered microbiome hypothesis further, the team turned to rats.
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Hearing his playing mechanically reproduced profoundly altered his sense of his sound.
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However, the offspring of these altered strains were mostly unable to reproduce.
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Although little-known today, the Brotherhood altered the course of baseball history.
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Sorry to break it to you, reader, but Altered Beast was shit.
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In the last few years, referenda have profoundly disrupted and altered Europe.
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White supremacy, like nearly everything else, has been fundamentally altered by globalization.
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A brutal war once ravaged this place — and altered Mr. Ogik's life.
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How the policy gets altered, if at all, is the big question.
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But older crops whose DNA has been altered will be left alone.
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The tweaking was in the details: the altered check, the blockier logo.
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Few writers have so expanded and altered our perceptions of male beauty.
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The building strength of partisan antipathy — "negative partisanship" — has radically altered politics.
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But these works can be altered, or ruined, without moving an inch.
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Note: Photographs altered digitally or in any other fashion are not accepted.
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In an interview, he denied that he had trimmed or altered cards.
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Many Munduruku worried that their way of life was being irreparably altered.
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He altered his training this winter, he said, and he feels strong.
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On Thursday, its website had been altered to broadcast the Adidas partnership.
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Those drugs with altered test results could then be released to patients.
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Many celebrants lamented that the changes altered the tone of the event.
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BuzzFeed News altered the image to blur the names of the deceased.
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Technically, the deal that the three trading partners signed cannot be altered.
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This book forever altered my understanding of the United States of America.
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Today, in 2018, Mr. Trump is poised to visit an altered nation.
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The plane altered its flight plan to cross the path of totality.
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What I thought I'd conquered has come back in an altered form.
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Multiple tributes are expected, including special jerseys and an altered game format.
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It altered slightly based on appetite and how much material there is.
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Despite the changes, it's hardly altered the Democratic opposition to McConnell's resolution.
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Otherwise, the objectionable provisions will return, slightly altered, but hardly less awful.
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Mr. Batmanglij, the director, creates otherworldly images to represent altered mind states.
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Tower of Terror in Disneyland, on the other hand, was completely altered.
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In addition, no trees, hedges or woodland would be removed or altered.
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But it quickly became apparent that the photo had been clumsily altered.
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What happened to the doctoral student altered the course of the study.
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It will also start labeling significantly altered media, no matter the intent.
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But its popularity waned after a corporate takeover left its taste altered.
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The museum has since replaced the altered image with an unedited one.
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And the role of the surgically altered assassin defeats poor Ms. Rodriguez.
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For Chelsea Romo, that single bullet altered her body and life forever.
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She noticed her address was altered on the previous chain of emails.
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The museum resolved to prevent images from being altered in the future.
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He altered his schedule to meet with kitchen workers on their breaks.
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Brainard says sensitivity levels have not been altered with the body scanners.
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Going that lone extra mile altered how long and well women lived.
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But the magical 2007 playoff run altered the trajectory of Manning's career.
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Everyone knows that populism has fundamentally altered the rules of Western politics.
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Somehow, the CFPB escaped being eliminated or drastically altered in S. 2155.
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The software had to be altered for each model and option package.
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Google altered its search advertising practices in 83 after EU regulators objected.
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She'd altered the landscape of pop, sure, but maybe that was it.
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McAdoo altered that schedule to make Monday the players' regular day off.
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But it is not the first time the symbol has been altered.
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Each film holds traces of lives cut short or otherwise irrevocably altered.
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Older tattoos altered sweating in the same way as newer tattoos did.
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Here's a weekly diary on how Screen Time altered our phone use.
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Trump's white supremacy can't be pedagogically altered because it is pathologically rooted.
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It later altered the provision to have the accounts disappear in 2023.
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He has fundamentally altered the fabric of the place that he found.
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We have no idea whether anything was significantly altered in its wake.
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Ubiquitous contraception, for one thing, has altered the fundamentals of reproductive roles.
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The altered interneurons enhanced gamma rhythm activity, generating cognitive improvement in mice.
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That has not been thoroughly reviewed, nor altered for many, many years.
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Samsung has drastically altered the rule that big screens mean huge phones.
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However, there's no evidence that the White House has altered the assessment.
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They look natural but have been altered in ways people don't understand.
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No state money ever changed hands, and no policy was ever altered.
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The change has altered his music in ways both quantifiable and more ineffable.
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Lindsay had my shoes altered a little bit, they stretched them for me.
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Manafort altered that "Word" document by adding more than $3.5 million in income.
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After the Paris incident, Kardashian West altered her public appearance for some time.
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The act of entering into an altered state is a fascinating human realm.
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And yet again, the altered photo appears to make Trump's finger slightly longer.
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And there's obviously a big risk in giving altered cancer cells to humans.
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In B, using a gene drive, nearly all offspring receive the altered gene.
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Effective, but impossible to control once the altered stoats have left the lab.
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Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other sites have radically altered gang culture in Chicago.
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He lamented how the headlines on his stories were altered to drive traffic.
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It set into motion a series of events that altered the whole series.
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And for un-altered cats, loud, long yowls are part of mating behavior
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" Also in the investigation, Deluz described the U.S. swimmers as being "very altered.
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Altered weather patterns will mean that crops may wither where they once thrived.
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The mosquitoes are genetically altered so their offspring die before they can reproduce.
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He said the officials' emphasis on downfield contact had altered play a lot.
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"But I haven't altered that that much since having the kid," Kaling explains.
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When she re-emerges around the late 1980s, it's to an altered world.
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One or another bit of rooftop action, he said, may have been altered.
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Witnesses said that Guevara and his longtime partner Ernest Halvorsen altered their statements.
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The court altered the map after ruling the district lines unconstitutionally favored Republicans.
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Granted, dates can be tiresome, but Higgins' altered view is entirely Bachelor-created.
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It's just a business transaction, and any deal can be altered or broken.
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The Nintendo Switch has dramatically altered my expectations for a video game console.
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Despite his altered appearance, Burns is still the Steve you know and love.
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Another test of crazy: has the Fed dramatically altered its forecast for rates?
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To make matters worse, it's soon discovered there are other similarly altered animals.
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The bizarre case has forever altered the way Carvalho sees his estranged wife.
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Zoning and building regulations would be altered to encourage development on higher land.
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Netflix has unveiled the first look at its upcoming cyberpunk show Altered Carbon.
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Genetic analysis shows that these fish are well-suited to radically altered-habitats.
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Although many took the necessary precautions, Hurricane Matthew altered and caused terrible damage.
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The pair must work together to solve a crime that has altered history.
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In the past, presidents have shrunk or altered the size of national monuments.
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Below, I slightly altered the IMDB descriptions for some popular car-related movies.
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Both of these events forever altered the genetic makeup of the local population.
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I liked that altered state, because then I didn't have to be me.
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However, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and his team have radically altered that policy.
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Bilateral deficits, it is true, can more easily be altered by trade policy.
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Some users report similar effects to marijuana --- elevated mood, relaxed feeling, altered perception.
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Before long, the $8 billion company's altered gait could turn into a gallop.
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Instead of taking a walk after dinner, you'll binge Altered Carbon on Netflix.
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They're being altered in sophisticated ways that, if undetected, could have profound consequences.
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Smartphones have completely altered the way many of us look at the world.
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Still, four and a half years of hormone therapy had altered her body.
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The windows are the screens through which visitors can glimpse the altered worlds.
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Tripping has radically altered his outlook on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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But the trauma of that day forever altered the trajectory of my family.
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Were Michael Horowitz&aposs findings twisted and parsed or altered in any way?
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It's altered the commercial landscape — lots of companies are using this technology now.
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Yet programmes aimed at this crucial phase have not yet altered many destinies.
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Not only that, but none of the returned animals seemed altered at all.
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Russian involvement has altered the course of the Syrian civil war for Turkey.
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And some had altered to reflect recent events, like the death of Prince.
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But one woman has altered the apology letters to give them new meaning.
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The version that Trump tweeted was slightly altered from the version on Reddit.
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The subscription service, which Amazon introduced in 2005, has altered consumer psychology dramatically.
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They also likely altered their appearance and may be wearing disguises, authorities said.
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Anonymous members altered one story on the LA Times' website as a result.
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But the altered lyrics in the scuzzy Ramones version feel like a giveaway.
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The comparison below shows the original and the altered version of the photo.
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But it looks like our understanding of physics won't be drastically altered today.
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Google says that its search suggestions haven't been altered to help Hillary Clinton.
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Then something inside me altered and coffee became palatable, then enjoyable, then pleasurable.
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Unfortunately, this positive narrative was about to be altered by a dark twist.
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The pictures here were taken from the drone and not altered or adjusted.
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And next time, registrations could be altered; perhaps even votes could be changed.
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Or it could be altered drastically just to get something in the pipeline.
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Patients with FTD often display altered moral feelings, diminished empathy and disinhibited behavior.
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Ballard, who is recovering from a car crash that has altered and revitalized
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The document has not been altered since it came into force in 1947.
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Sometimes, this is followed by dizziness, drowsiness, altered consciousness and signs of encephalitis.
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Then, he puts the now-altered docs right back where he found them.
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As for the pastries, Ms. Walter knew those recipes could not be altered.
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The team behind "Apex Legends," Respawn Entertainment, altered the way those transactions worked.
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Following the investigation by The Journal, Amazon altered or removed thousands of listings.
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Were records for individual credit reports altered by those who gained unauthorized access?
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But that skyline was horrifically altered a little more than two years later.
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He altered shots and clogged passing lanes to bog down the Jazz offense.
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Still, Bush seems not to have felt those changes dramatically altered Lochte's credibility.
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"We have not changed or altered our operations in any way," Davis said.
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I wish I could've told her that she altered my path that night.
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Was the original song altered when it was first sent over to Drake?
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Only the aesthetic has changed; only the image of them has been altered.
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They were confident double-votes couldn't have significantly altered the 2016 election, either.
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Has smartphone play altered your relationship with video games, for better or worse?
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Each piece is then altered to "become functional or comfortable," writes the artist.
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He then altered an email to back up that erroneous claim, they said.
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By the night's close, Covid-19 had drastically altered the rhythms of life.
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The image had been digitally altered from another photo appearing in Teen Vogue.
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Next up is "Altered Carbon," based on a novel by Richard K. Morgan.
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At this point, however, social and cultural changes have significantly altered the landscape.
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The compensation system was designed in 1949 and has barely since been altered.
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JPMorgan Chase said it hadn't altered its policy but had merely clarified it.
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As climate change progresses, the way humans produce food will be drastically altered.
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Amtrak also canceled or altered service on a number of trains through Tuesday.
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"Math can tell you what would happen if you altered history?" he's asked.
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The government has altered its counting methodology repeatedly, causing large fluctuations in figures.
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The atmosphere would have been altered by the coronavirus crisis anyway, he said.
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"We know very well that altered neuromuscular control increases injury risk," he says.
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Scientists have altered the DNA of worms, mice, and flies to increase lifespan.
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Somehow they had altered both maternal and paternal DNA in one fell swoop.
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Because of the altered schedule, All-Star Weekend will occur after the season.
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When Parmalat collapsed in a bankruptcy scandal in 2003, Parma's horizons altered drastically.
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To investigate its function, the researchers altered the gene in reddish lab mice.
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The story it tells is grim, a portent of nature altered and convulsive.
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Correction: The Tenors altered O Canada lyrics in support of All Lives Matter.
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I altered the method to make the process shorter and added some aromatics.
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And 25% have canceled or altered travel plans, up 33 points from before.
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Sinuous footpaths led past stages, booths, and villages with names like Altered Space.
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Several of these have wormed their way — in altered form — into my fiction.
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Had he known, the doctor said, he would have altered his treatment plan.
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Konrad has been dead for quite some time when Altered Carbon season 2begins.
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The tally was altered by at least one million votes, the company said.
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She meant, instead, that my transition completely altered this third person, this specter.
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But the patient, an assembly line worker named Henry Molaison, was forever altered.
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Real receipts were altered to cover the time and date of the tickets.
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I contacted him after to see if Iran's response had altered his views.
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Do you believe the investigation was in any way altered by your firing?
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F.D.R. altered his arms, ditching the rosebush and using three crossed roses instead.
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In some cases, the wheel was altered to resemble a Nazi SS logo.
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And that, experts say, has altered expectations around what they ought to achieve.
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Along with altered chromosomes, human embryos also gain smaller mutations in the genome.
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When half-asleep, she would often make funny statements in her altered state.
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And the Angers dancers look entirely altered from one piece to the next.
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The altered phrases were generally judged by people to have the same meaning.
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Insider could not verify that the caption to the photo had been altered.
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When a fingerprint has been "locked" onto the card, it can't be altered.
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Like those three transcendent athletes, Rapinoe forever altered society as we know it.
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Corning altered the Nonex formula slightly to develop a new consumer products line.
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MANAFORT altered that "Word" document by adding more than $3.5 million in income.
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Hurricanes in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico have also altered his travel schedule.
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That database was found to have been manipulated, with results altered or deleted.
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Some users report similar effects to marijuana: elevated mood, relaxed feelings, altered perception.
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Some names have been altered to help protect the identity of those interviewed.
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Yet even that experience had not really altered Nancy's memory of our workshop.
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The altered document is also at least one focus of Durham's criminal probe.
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The caption to this picture was recently altered to remove mention of Epstein.
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In fact they have been altered to resist another pest, the stem borer.
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It was not immediately clear through what means the GNAA altered the website.
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And with it, our understanding of early human history will again be altered.
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The sound has not altered though, so performance is good rather than outstanding.
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SULLIVAN: DO YOU BELIEVE THAT NAFTA WILL BE ALTERED OR EVEN RIPPED UP?
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The future was forever altered and we live in the world they created.
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Another risk to look out for involves card readers that may be altered.
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So he altered his original sketches to write something more introspective and comforting.
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He said he had altered embryos for seven couples, with one pregnancy resulting.
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And I think that by and large has altered this conversation about age.
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"The document has been altered, and as such, is inadmissible," the official wrote.
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Emily Whitehead, 12, above, was the first child ever given the altered cells.
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Emily Whitehead, 12, above, is the first child ever given the altered cells.
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Greenland's ice melt has greatly altered its economy in only a few years.
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In April, he tweeted an altered video that depicted Omar belittling the event.
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They're each arriving later than was originally anticipated — and in somewhat altered form.
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Austerity has, for better or worse, altered the basic workings of modern Britain.
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Or disassociate the other data with the data being altered or deleted. Sheesh.
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U.S. officials said, however, there was no evidence votes were altered in 2016.
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The FDA notes that because the genetically altered mosquitoes will nearly all be male, they can't bite other animals, and that there was "no convincing evidence" that the altered proteins carried by the females could cause allergic or toxic reactions.
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Did nothing happen that altered the fundamental dynamics between this small group of survivors?
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The co-emergence of social media and the camera-phone dramatically altered marketplace models.
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In small but consistent ways, the party's campaigns altered turnout patterns in their favor.
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There is an extra issue in Altered Carbon, and that is the recipient bodies.
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The storage picture has been altered a bit, and there really are no worries.
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This is the second time in three years that the course has been altered.
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This was due to greater wetness plus altered temperature conditions favorable to the pathogen.
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"We don't know who—but it appears that somebody altered the datasets," he said.
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They altered the yeast cells to give them genetic mutations suspected to be harmful.
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Previous studies have also shown thickness to be significantly altered in people with autism.
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The faces were slightly digitally altered to be more masculine- or feminine-looking; i.e.
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So, in an effort to skirt the issue ... FBT altered some of the tats.
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Russia's Lukoil said the deal should remain in place but needs to be altered.
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The United Daughters of the Confederacy altered the South's memory of the Civil War.
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LendingClub in May said it had altered documentation when selling $22 million of loans.
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Names on voter rolls could be altered and create mass confusion at the polls.
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Once designs are generated, they can be opened within other Autodesk software and altered.
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His family is physically safe, but the lives of his children are forever altered.
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Its porosity has been altered and it is no more able to hold water.
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The lightweight version is finally ready to launch, albeit with a slightly altered name.
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NOTES: Both the Dodgers and Diamondbacks altered their lineups from Game 1 on Friday.
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Bruce the hyena is just a big dog that was altered in post-production.
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Apple's App Store and the iPhone have altered computing massively, beyond my own examples.
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Instead, a much earlier episode, "Spies Like Us," forever altered the DNA of Scandal.
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Thus, if the message to the RNA is altered, it can fix many problems.
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MAKEUP EFFORT The early part of UCF&aposs schedule was altered by multiple hurricanes.
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In recent decades, many countries and companies have altered the way they fund pensions.
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Then she realized that her image had been altered in the official video itself.
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But in another way, the altered version will probably be yesterday's news by midnight.
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The photo has been altered to make the Trump brothers look like cartoon characters.
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Even in the Yangon's drastically altered culinary landscape, Sharky's stands apart from trendier newcomers.
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And the place where people's attitudes are affected, changed, altered, impacted, are within communities.
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Dodger Stadium's address was permanently altered to 2150 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles 249.
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It makes it seem as if the space environment permanently altered his genetic code.
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Wojnarowicz was an artist whose work has been altered over time since his death.
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Yelp wants hackers to find exploits that would allow a review to be altered.
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It's not a window to viewing our true past, future, or gender-altered selves.
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The Hollywood Hills landmark has a history of being altered, including even to Hollyweed.
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It is unclear whether those plans have been altered since Zinke resigned in December.
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Versions of the altered video could still be found Friday on Twitter as well.
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Below we round up the four major ways she has altered Potter canon. 1.
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It can 'learn' how to control movements in microgravity despite the altered sensory inputs.
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The virtual wealth infusion altered its surroundings, spurring rent hikes, evictions, and development aplenty.
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CLARIFICATION: This report has been altered to reflect both Chinese and Western age standards.
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In the first two years, "destinies can be altered," Mr Cameron said this year.
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Blake's electronically altered white-soul voice has shifted from a sniffle to a swoon.
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Or if it altered the News Feed to manipulate people's emotions without their permission.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has altered Alexa's voice to suit the situation.
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It remains illegal for these genetically altered embryos to be implanted in a woman.
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Recently, the Indonesian government altered regulations to allow more foreign investment in the sector.
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Altered circadian function can increase risk for a number of chronic diseases, Lin said.
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Johana Bhuiyan: Well if you've watched "Altered Carbon" you'll see that it's going terribly.
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"I was always the guy saying that I didn't like altered states," he explained.
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For any skeptics out there who think the image has been altered, it hasn't.
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For those unfamiliar, the company makes crazy new materials out of genetically altered microbes.
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Micro-LEDs flash onto genetically altered neurons, which send the information to the brain.
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She also claims they altered pics of her to make her look more provocative.
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Since many forms of digital evidence can be altered, attributions are difficult to make.
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Despite the Anglicised recipes altered to suit inebriated tastebuds, authentic vindaloo isn't necessarily hot.
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Is Will (Noah Schnapp) be irrevocably altered by his time in the Upside Down?
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More recently, timelapses have altered our perception of patterns in natural and human life.
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I worked my ass off, I've altered my life and I'm proud of that.
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The time they once had to enjoy video games has been compromised, irreversibly altered.
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Sometimes, the altered brain needs a food that will scratch a very particular itch.
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Clarification: Some quotes in this story have been altered to match the official translation.
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FBI agents had altered reports prepared by bureau scientists to gain convictions in court.
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Council members, in negotiations, altered the spectrum of taxed products to hit budget targets.
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Holcomb said he would remain opposed to marijuana legalization until federal law is altered.
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It has also altered the way journalists and analysts see and describe electoral politics.
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She has been altered: what she needs from love is something chillier, more strict.
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And Trump himself altered his story slightly by saying that Russia should give Clinton's
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With street signs missing and the landscape so starkly altered, he'd lost his bearings.
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The operation also does not appear to have altered Trump's ratings as a leader.
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In Light's case, Son's meetings with Grannan actually altered the direction of the company.
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J'ouvert needs to be shut down or altered so it can be policed effectively.
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Microscopically examining the fabrics, he found that most had been altered in some way.
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The metadata may have been altered to change the keyboard settings or time codes.
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" But asked if those meetings had altered his views, Mr. Trump simply replied, "No.
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Under questioning, officials said the facility had not been altered for the media tour.
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Rising costs have also significantly altered China's competitive position compared with the United States.
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By tweeting over an hour before the report's release, Trump altered the information environment.
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Analogue insulin is genetically altered to create more rapid-acting and uniform-acting insulin.
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For example, Sutton reportedly emailed an altered version of the The Democrat-Reporter's Feb.
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End the Backlog altered its model legislation Monday to add a provision prohibiting destruction.
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Yet, in the end, little could have altered the ultimate outcome of that war.
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And here's the mysteriously altered presidential seal that Trump spoke in front of Tuesday.
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Filters also altered the way tobacco burns, actually increasing some toxins in the smoke.
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Haley's statement did not mention how or if the US contribution will be altered.
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Some have grown gracefully into middle age; some have been radically altered, even razed.
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Saladino altered course, giving chase to Fielder before throwing back to Navarro at home.
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European culture, regardless of origin, and Western values are being altered for the future.
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Alison Geary, counsel at law firm WilmerHale, said the SFO could be "substantially altered".
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The resulting altered signal is 99.9 percent similar to the original, but the remaining .
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Millions of Americans could have their livelihoods significantly altered and face considerable economic challenges.
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In 1961, the zoning code was altered and encouraged more broad plazas and arcades.
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However, another profound but more hidden change is the altered shape of middle age.
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It reproduces, in altered form, the same inequalities that plague us here on earth.
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What's strange is watching culture invent ways of accepting things once it's altered them.
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Bots, automated scripts that run tasks throughout the internet, have altered our digital landscape.
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The scenes are altered and augmented to express the emotional context each tableau represents.
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I've even altered my go-to Dandy recipe to include additional skin-boosting benefits.
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They charged that the State Department had altered its normal process in reviewing Mrs.
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But logistical and philosophical changes in medicine have dramatically altered the doctor-patient relationship.
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Major changes have altered the island's 147 acres, especially over the last 15 years.
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That change meaningfully altered the overall slant in a way that's boosted Democrats' fortunes.
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And 65 years ago this week, that overlap nearly altered the course of history.
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Disney Cruise Line has altered the schedule for a cruise that is currently sailing.
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These are viruses that have been genetically altered so they no longer cause disease.
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That's evidence — though not perfect evidence — that their subjective experience is altered by motivation.
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Selling a parcel of the new campus could have altered the college's financial outlook.
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"It was upsetting," Mr. Kendrick said of learning that the card had been altered.
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The sound is altered, with voices slowed down into a not-quite-human pitch.
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Maybe it works as it is, and it does not need to be altered.
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Deepfakes are videos and images that are altered using artificial intelligence and algorithmic simulations.
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It was in this altered trajectory that the comet was first discovered, in 2010.
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"In our view, these developments have not fundamentally altered the outlook," Mr. Powell said.
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Could the protective glass be temporarily taken out, and what was behind it altered?
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Initial plans to conclude after four days were altered as more women came forward.
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Now we'll head downstate, to Staten Island and another altered symbol: the borough flag.
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But Weiss wanted the gadgets altered, pre-improved so that they would eventually fail.
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Fake celebrity endorsements, altered product videos, bogus reviews and testimonials can't be far off.
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Almost 40 years later, Robert remains puzzled why the Sabres' roster was altered drastically.
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Neither man invented the idea of a feature rereleased to theaters in altered form.
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Ripa later revealed that Lola had the plunging gown altered without telling her parents.
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But these estimates will likely be altered at the next rates decision on Oct.
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Facebook confirmed that links can be altered when sharing certain content on the platform.
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Entire surroundings are altered by this absence — for a start, they're no longer surroundings!
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When she could no longer hide her condition, her costumes had to be altered.
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Though altered, all three survive, two as hotels and one as a health center.
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Sodi once arrived at work to find a dish slightly altered from her instructions.
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In those years the designer completely altered the history of postwar 20th-century fashion.
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I contacted her again after to see if Iran's response had altered her views.
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But on Monday, the lawyer, Xie Yang, appeared at court a drastically altered man.
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The video was slightly slowed down and the pitch of Pelosi's voice was altered.
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Dent said the Congressional Budget Office analysis released this week has altered the debate.
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After nearly two decades of relative stability, the N.F.L. map would be altered dramatically.
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Some meme accounts have altered President Trump's executive orders to depict hilariously juvenile drawings.
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Still, the crash hasn't significantly altered the deployment or testing plans for Uber's rivals.
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The president's budget is a proposal and is likely to be altered by Congress.
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The broken fibula from that fateful playoff game altered the course of his career.
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The broken fibula from that fateful playoff game altered the course of his career.
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Later, they returned to the beach with calls they had altered in the lab.
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A painting set to be offered at Sotheby's appears altered in some obvious ways.
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The iconic logos for the two studios will also be altered, but only slightly.
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Months later, Eric would come through all of this — ambulatory and healed, if altered.
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Clinesmith, according to the report, altered an email related to the warrant renewal application.
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He also slightly altered the text about Mueller and added a few more hashtags.
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But with their records altered, some may yet compete in next year's Tokyo Games.
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Unquestionably, Mr. Trump's election has so deeply altered the geopolitical landscape for Ms. Merkel.
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The letters distinguished by only the altered stitchwork so the nursery would be beautiful.
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He also embarks on a plan to destroy the man who altered his looks.
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Republicans this week successfully altered a Democratic-led bill just moments before it passed.
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He later altered his stance to target countries known to be sources of terrorism.
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Had they known the card was altered, it would have drastically reduced its value.
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Two disappointing quarterly results and an expired lock-up period have altered Snap's trajectory.
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The suspects altered their plot following the arrest of Salah Abdeslam late last week.
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Neo-Nazis however continue to flourish and simply slightly altered their symbols and salutes.
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"There's only one Person of The Year," the campaign wrote with the altered cover.
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The hotel had long been refurbished, its floor plan altered, even its name changed.
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It was the sound of perception being altered in a small but permanent way.
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Nothing really altered the main trend of post-2012 elections: Rural areas got redder.
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If applied now, Moody's says the altered models would have called 0003 for Trump.
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In the last 10 to 15 years, the town's demographic makeup has been altered.
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But parenthood had permanently altered his priorities in ways that he couldn't yet explain.
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Fortress acknowledged the unlicensed activity and altered its website to bring it into compliance.
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Cops said Incognito appeared to be in an "altered paranoid state" during the incident.
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Though your brain may be altered, that doesn't need to be a bad thing.
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And Jill Magid altered the ashes of modernist architect Luis Barragán into a diamond.
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Furthermore, we strive to release titles that have a numerous positive points beyond the more prurient elements, so while, yes, it's disappointing that a game may have been altered, the title should offer a lot to the player even with that material altered.
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When the recipient gets the altered message and their email client—like Outlook or Apple Mail—decrypts it, the email program will also load the external multimedia components through the maliciously altered channel, allowing the attacker to grab the plaintext of the message.
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A massive outbreak in Brazil altered the scientific community's view of the mosquito-borne virus.
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The researchers expected to see evidence of disrupted or altered activities within the specific layers.
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The manufacturing process for bb21217 is designed to improve the persistence of the altered cells.
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But it's not just that one photo that was altered and posted to social media.
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And they speculated that hard economic times among families may have altered people's eating habits.
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They also said the agenda of the Kuwait meeting had been altered without consulting them.
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There was the time Alaska and Arizona were altered to be all about the memes.
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Recently, Australians have had to put up with some of their favorite dishes being altered.
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This might be such an ambitious and successful Rickroll that the meme is altered forever!
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Despite some music having been altered, it's hard to imagine he has changed his mind.
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The potash Diesbach used had been contaminated, which altered the chemical makeup of his pigment.
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Like so many others', the Martinezes' lives were devastatingly altered in the space of seconds.
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The city shut down trash collection services, bike rental services, and altered its subway schedules.
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The photographer's large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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The breathtaking, large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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People who know Kim have said she is traumatized and permanently altered by the robbery.
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Anderson probably cut into Reagan's 1980 majority, but it's less likely he altered the outcome.
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The chemical composition of the older sediments was altered less than in the younger sediments.
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Uncovered any unexpected wrinkles in a classic's past that have altered your perception of it?
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In response to the various recent controversies, the church altered several policies earlier this week.
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The complexion of the central bank's task has altered since the election of Donald Trump.
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Content that meets fewer criteria is more likely to be labeled as altered or fabricated.
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He's developing genetically altered goats that can create an anti-malaria vaccine in their milk.
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What has altered is the occupant of the White House and the composition of Congress.
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This would be a moment where my relationship with my mom would be forever altered.
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The popular #nofilter hashtag would suggest it is those that have not been digitally altered.
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However, the driver had altered the car's licence plate before the trip, the company said.
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The headline and body of this story has been altered slightly to reflect this fact.
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The United States is the world's largest market for foods made with genetically altered ingredients.
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I feel like the core of my identity has been altered in a permanent way.
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Obviously, that hurts the argument that the balls were suddenly altered once MLB took control.
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It has fundamentally altered the way we see and think about humanity — for the better.
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"I understand the intent," Kalogridis, Altered Carbon's showrunner, said in a phone interview with Refinery29.
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"Fortnitemares" has come to an end, and it left the world of Fortnite dramatically altered.
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Some are demanding refunds as their plans for in-app purchases have now been altered.
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Engineers would build the shape memory into the molecular structure, and it couldn't be altered.
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Malicious hackers could have altered the templates of voting machine memory cards to skew results.
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But, like the Holliday Park Ruins, ancient ruins have been repeatedly altered by human activity.
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How did you go from the basic idea of Altered Carbon to the finished products?
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McGowan now says her altered appearance was the result of a medical procedure gone wrong.
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Specifically, He altered a gene to make the cells more resistant to the HIV virus.
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In the 15 years since its founding, Facebook has altered America in three notable ways.
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It's not the quantity of consciousness that's being altered, he explained, but rather its quality.
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And it is mostly because their diets have altered that Chinese people have changed shape.
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As it happens, there is little sign that public opinion has altered since the referendum.
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They probably should have, considering that it was altered to poke fun at the president.
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This isn&apost the first time there have been accusations China has altered its GDP.
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Here's the run-down of all the most important terms you'll encounter in Altered Carbon.
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Various versions of the original PlayStations were issued with altered internal mechanisms and AV outputs.
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After all, why should your lifestyle be altered by something as annoying as the weather?
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Facebook has decided to keep an altered video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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But it's not just the mystery that makes the pages fly by in Altered Carbon.
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Y., sent a letter asking whether the altered release date was prompted by political considerations.
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It's just the economics relative to plastic and oil have significantly altered the business model.
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But so far, the vast majority of media altered to mislead has been extremely simple.
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Multiple studies have strongly suggested that technology has altered human physiology, for better and worse.
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But on July 4, 2009, something happened that forever altered my approach to family violence.
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Those water-altered rocks are carried into subduction zones by the motion of tectonic plates.
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Behold: The Notebook (20183) — or "The Nukebook," as Reddit user alleym22018 renamed the altered photo.
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However, it remains to be seen how many RSC members will back the altered legislation.
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A majority of users haven't altered their settings and advertisers appear to be staying put.
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Instead, the altered rule would place the burden on regulators to prove trading is prohibited.
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When Spicer does speak to the press, he has dramatically altered the way he engages.
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But as of last night, nothing altered the change to tax law affecting graduate students.
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In experiments, the altered gene is delivered to the relevant cells using a modified virus.
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Japanese and South Korean airlines have altered flight paths to avoid possible falling rocket parts.
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The council also altered the definition of affordable housing for India's secondary and smaller cities.
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But it has only altered the look of its app for a political reason twice.
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This person sent me a photo of the receipt after having altered it in Photoshop.
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Greenberg strongly suggests the possibility the tape could've been altered before it got to prosecutors.
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But you're not going to reach this altered state unless you really go for it.
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Sometimes, the photo is altered to add a suicide vest over the man's plaid shirt.
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In the days since the storm, the island's residents have awakened to an altered reality.
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But this isn't the first time vandals have altered the sign in such a way.
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A few characters have been tweaked slightly, and the storylines of others have been altered.
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I lost my sense of smell for a year and my memory was heavily altered.
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The company said in some cases data was altered to make results worse, not better.
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But maybe the future of moviegoing won't be as radically altered as it might seem.
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Despite this evolving through different formats over time the fundamental effects have not been altered.
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Despite all their effort in Paris, they haven't altered history in the way they hoped.
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"Every aspect of Medicaid can be altered if you do a waiver," the lobbyist said.
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In most cases, lyrics from Guns N' Roses songs are altered to pertain to food.
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The altered forms were sent to voters in Okaloosa, Citrus, Santa Rosa and Broward counties.
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Print-at-home tickets could more easily be altered or sold multiple times, they contended.
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But Monsanto had genetically altered its seeds so that they could resist the herbicide's effects.
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They've all had their brains altered, and they've come to believe things that weren't true.
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Altomare said that earlier reports about Ramos' fingerprints having been mutilated or altered were incorrect.
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Rwigara says the images were digitally altered and used by the government to discredit her.
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Though CBD is extracted from cannabis, it does not lead to altered perception and cognition.
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But a laboratory-wide review of jobs and pay in 2008 altered her employment status.
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Keystone XL's proposed route was altered a few years ago in response to Nebraskans' concerns.
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In Mr. Gehrke's altered fish, cells that switched on the Hox genes started to glow.
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Volker significantly altered his public testimony compared to what he told lawmakers behind closed doors.
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Volker dramatically altered his public testimony on Tuesday from what he said behind closed doors.
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Opossums' affinity for human-altered environments is apparent in the way their range is expanding.
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Many web companies have faced complaints when they altered the way their feeds were presented.
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He has fundamentally altered the way men dress, and the way men want to dress.
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The video was an altered version of Trump's performance at WWE's WrestleMania event in 2007.
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The birds' DNA has been altered using a new gene editing technology known as CRISPR.
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The results, however, feature most of the same names, and an only slightly altered order.
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It wasn't some kind of revolutionary change that altered my personality; it wasn't a rebirth.
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I noticed subtle, but profound changes that altered the way the public was reading me.
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Careers can be permanently altered on a goofy tackle or a bad patch of turf.
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The rest has been altered by anthropogenic stressors, such as industrial fishing, pollution, and shipping.
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But the horrors he witnessed in Africa and South America altered his perspective on empire.
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It altered my mental state, my insomnia got worse and mood swings became more pronounced.
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In recent years, product managers have fundamentally altered and automated usability testing for new products.
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It also altered what had once been considered a sacred law of online interaction: virality.
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With the family dynamic greatly altered, Jashua clung to the normalcy of his school routine.
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Most of the votes are counted, and we are settling into an altered political reality.
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West Virginia Coach Bob Huggins was asked if the foul trouble had altered the game.
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Already, his scientists have altered a DNA vaccine for West Nile to produce Zika proteins.
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Last week, for example, Ford altered production plans for a plant in Flat Rock, Mich.
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Technological advances, demographic shifts and persistently lower interest rates have further altered the global economy.
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Altered Carbon is Netflix's new prestige science fiction mystery about the cost of eternal life.
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Like Blade Runner 2049 , it's Altered Carbon's most artificial character that is its most human.
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Because the warehouse had been altered significantly over time, its demolition did not attract opposition.
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Some adolescents had only very mild changes in sensitivity, while sensitivity altered dramatically in others.
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However, in reality, these incidents with Harvey Weinstein altered the course of my life significantly.
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If the cabling is disturbed, its properties will be altered and the signal will change.
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Then a series of tragedies seems to have profoundly altered Audiard's personal and professional trajectory.
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The changes already have altered the field, the seedings and the matchups for the playoffs.
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It's been amended and altered over the years, but the general thrust remains the same.
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She said that she believed her working-class-focused candidacy had actually altered the electorate.
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BURR: Are you confident that no votes cast in the 53 presidential election were altered?
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You altered the books, you hid the money and then you turned everyone against her.
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A selection of positions that were most altered by discussions with people of other viewpoints.
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Hurricane Hortense in 1996 caused extensive property damage and altered the shoreline of the province.
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Throughout, Roxanna Bikadoroff's lively spot illustrations deftly keep pace as the altered words pile up.
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Exercise-associated hyponatremia can lead to altered mental status, seizures, pulmonary edema and even death.
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Dr. Church founded a company, eGenesis, in hopes of selling the genetically altered pig organs.
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He, too, has altered parts of his approach to match the system already in place.
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"I mean, when is my day not altered by the city's public transportation?" she said.
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It is not clear that Mr. Sanders's activism has much altered Major League Baseball's plans.
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The 2017 photo, however, has been altered, as the Washington Post's Joe Heim reported Friday.
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The magnitude of the devastation was severe, and the lives of those affected irrevocably altered.
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PET (Positron Emission Tomography) is commonly used, clinically, to identify sites of altered metabolism (e.g.
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I want to like Altered Carbon, Netflix's cyberpunk epic which just premiered its second season.
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Still, the altered plot points and structure aren't the adaptation's biggest shortcomings in my mind.
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They altered their training routines almost exclusively in response to changes among their female friends.
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The addition of a proposed 17th regular-season game could have furthered altered that scenario.
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The printed page can't be deleted or altered, or forwarded in infinitely duplicable digital form.
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The addition of a proposed 17th regular-season game could have further altered that scenario.
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A supervisor, with whom Mr. Oustatcher said he had discussed the altered report, has died.
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To integrate these tweaks, he scanned the altered fake and made another 3-D print.
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Gosar later defended himself, saying that it was not implied that the photo wasn't altered.
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Clinesmith, according to the OIG report, altered an email related to the warrant renewal application.
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Even that troubling report about Russia hacking voter rolls doesn't say vote totals were altered.
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Exercise also substantially altered the risk calculus for people whose DNA predisposed them to depression.
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The Supreme Court eventually altered its course, ushering in an era of deference toward Congress.
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On the day he took office, the White House altered its online biography of Mrs.
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It will be changed, tweaked, altered, bargained over and negotiated into a different bill; 2023.
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In each act the stage was altered with projections of Italian scenes and changing sets.
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He made historic deals with Iran and Cuba that fundamentally altered America's relationships with them.
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The cognitive realms of insomnia frequently resemble the dippy altered states induced by psychotropic drugs.
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The bank has altered how it pays workers and added safeguards to catch bad behavior.
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Much has been written about the stock market's joyful reaction to the Fed's altered approach.
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In the end, it was a lucky coincidence that altered the direction of the investigation.
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The episode begins PBS's series "Breakthrough," which focuses on inventions that altered the modern world.
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It's been beneficial for me to see things from another perspective in an altered state.
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Some of the names have been altered to protect the identities of the individuals interviewed.
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Voluspa Jarpa: Altered Views at the Pavilion of Chile is curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio.
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Plasma and particles ejected from the sun get altered and degraded on their journey here.
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They work in minimalism, abstraction, updated readymade-like sculptures, and repurposed and altered found objects.
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