He argues convincingly that just as professionals have much to teach amateurs, so too do amateurs have insights worth sharing with those more skilled.
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In 1935, the WDSF was formed as the Federation Internationale de Danse pour Amateurs (FIDA) before being dissolved and reborn as the International Council of Dance Amateurs (ICAD) in 1956.
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You call them amateurs, and they are amateurs, but most of the crew since London have sailed thousands of miles more than many people who would call themselves pro sailors.
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Signs, merch, face paint — that's the stuff of amateurs.
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The figure shows that for the years 2010 to 2016, successful Republican amateur candidates are not what we would classify as "preferred amateurs," but rather are "true amateurs" with no government experience whatsoever.
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Procreate's $10 pricing is appealing to professionals and amateurs alike.
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Instead, it's built to give amateurs an easy way in.
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When applied by amateurs, these analysis methods give misleading results.
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They make dishonest politicians from the past look like amateurs.
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The answer is that the suffering of amateurs is meaningless.
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You should not be getting knocked out in the amateurs.
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"The presidency is no place for amateurs," Neustadt famously wrote.
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We should not dismiss the new regime as bumbling amateurs.
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Other governments are amateurs compared to the American security apparatus.
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Why did you call your film The Business of Amateurs?
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It includes former professionals as well as enthusiastic amateurs now.
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Where to go isn't a problem limited to amateurs, either.
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Tournaments take place every Saturday for amateurs to fight in.
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To say this is amateur hour would defame amateurs. Resign.
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Real estate, the stock market and bitcoin are for amateurs.
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So far, the government has handled the negotiations like amateurs.
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Those are the sorts of things rookies and amateurs say.
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Others taught vertebrate anatomy or biology, or were dedicated amateurs.
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Despite the imposing venue, those 101 musicians were amateurs all.
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The FCA thinks crypto amateurs fail to understand all this.
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Cybersecurity experts described the defacements as the work of amateurs.
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"In this field, amateurs are often the experts," he said.
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The governor suggested that the newly elected senators were amateurs.
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"My work is destined for amateurs, not artists," he said.
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Prince makes not one, but three rock icons look like amateurs.
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First, even relatively unskilled amateurs working alone can cause serious disruption.
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Forty riders were professional-level racers and the rest seasoned amateurs.
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But that only serves to widen the gap with the amateurs.
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With the amateurs we had to weigh in every single day.
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Khexxi is one of those amateurs, albeit a very talented one.
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Fazioli needs to sell to famous pianists, not just wealthy amateurs.
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In fact, they faced each other as amateurs back in 2012.
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Very few professions can be mastered by amateurs in a rush.
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"Amateurs talk strategy, professionals talk logistics," warns an old military saying.
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Competitors were usually well-known singers in China, not unknown amateurs.
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Much of the uptick is seen in casual gaming among amateurs.
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But outsourcing news gathering to amateurs also comes with a cost.
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To be clear, this isn't just an issue faced by athletic amateurs.
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Reading old copies makes amateurs of quality quaff want to time-travel.
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Unlike us beer-guzzling amateurs, the pros have little margin for error.
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Although it is open to amateurs, the race is not for beginners.
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If I can power through Hairssniffergate, I can power through these amateurs.
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After graduating, Williamson was the 41st pick in the 1971 amateurs draft.
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And amateurs are inside the ropes – JOE KERNEN: That's the freakish part.
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And 103 percent of the food that's eaten is eaten by amateurs.
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Largely flown by amateurs, consumer drones are increasingly inching into airplane territory.
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They were amateurs trying to beat the pros on the pros' turf.
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This ring is far from the only Roman artifact uncovered by amateurs.
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Of course, having more amateurs involved in a sport doesn't guarantee success.
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Both are characterized by grainy footage, shot by amateurs and TV stations.
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It was open to both professional dancers and amateurs, anyone and everyone.
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The seminar mixes young professionals with accomplished amateurs, and admission is competitive.
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What about news footage from a battlefield — even footage filmed by amateurs?
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"These jobs are not easy, and they're not for amateurs," she said.
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Yep, Ireland's decided 4/20 is for amateurs ... she's lighting up now!
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It looks like amateurs with Photoshop, because that's basically what it is.
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The C.I.A.'s "daring amateurs" were often diverted into futile paramilitary adventures.
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What does this mean for how we train, as amateurs and professionals?
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The pair's paths could have crossed in their former lives as amateurs.
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They are plentiful, inexpensive and easy for amateurs to catch in quantity.
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"As children, we are making these politicians look like amateurs," she said.
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As he saw it, the wolves were professionals, the jackals sloppy amateurs.
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New York's law makes no attempt to distinguish commercial hosts from amateurs.
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Instead, he found a lovely bunch of avid amateurs and serious professionals.
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It will be 50 years since professionals were allowed to rejoin amateurs at the major tournaments, a change that removed a level of hypocrisy from the ranks of amateurs, many of whom had long received under-the-table payments.
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PRICE$650LIKEAn industry-standard design tool made more accessible to amateurs and students.
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Ideas arrived in droves: 14,599 designs, from professionals and amateurs alike, came in.
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"Amateurs trying to face swap," Kardashian West, 35, Snapchatted of her older sister.
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It requires a lot of time online, watching amateurs sing their hearts out.
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"Tesla's pricing structure makes them look like amateurs," he wrote on March 4th.
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"I don't like training amateurs because I don't like the aggravation," he said.
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Instead, they have had to rely on inspiring largely incompetent amateurs already here.
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Creators are no longer amateurs armed with webcams—they're increasingly wealthy micro-celebrities.
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Moog's first Animoog app quickly became loved by professional artists and amateurs alike.
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The few remaining true amateurs would nominally face an issue with the NCAA.
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Dr Diego is a professional astronomer, but many eclipse-chasers are smitten amateurs.
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The rules offered insurance that the movement's politicians would be amateurs, not careerists.
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"Der Spiegel" wrote a couple months afterwards it a speech written by amateurs.
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Kim Kardashian's robbers were rank amateurs ... and it showed from start to finish.
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That expanded the racquet's sweet spot, which made the game easier for amateurs.
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History is full of examples of engineering thwarted by goal-oriented rank amateurs.
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But it is the mix of professionals and amateurs that sets Dartington apart.
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"Much of the early lifesaving was performed by amateurs," the Washington Post reported .
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And simply because they are amateurs doesn't mean they can't also be deadly.
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TOMPKINS SQUARE HALLOWEEN DOG PARADE (Saturday) This costume contest is not for amateurs.
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"I am very proud of them," Resto said of his crew of amateurs.
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The only discouragement I've found is from amateurs who are intimidated by me.
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Baseball allows teams a specified bonus pool amount to spend on international amateurs.
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Every contributor has some talent for telling a story, but most are amateurs.
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Amateurs have long provided much of the patchy knowledge we have about nature.
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Helping a sick person die in a nonviolent way is not for amateurs.
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His grandfather Don managed amateurs enough to have the ballpark in Clintonville, Wis.
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But in recent years amateurs have emerged at the fore via new channels.
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Most of us are amateurs but refuse to believe and play like one.
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I'm really lucky I was able to turn professional, because we were amateurs.
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"When you write for choirs, you're writing, generally, for amateurs," Mr. Rutter said.
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The Drudge Report and Breitbart News look like amateurs and naïfs in comparison.
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Harvesting losses isn't for amateurs, so work closely with your advisor or accountant.
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Will future Canadian curlers remain among the few true amateurs at the Olympics?
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It's amateurs' night and it tells us nothing of the reality of feeling.
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Opening up the platform to amateurs allowed Airbnb to quickly expand its inventory.
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Photography is an art form most of us iPhone-wielding amateurs do not understand.
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Fortunately, we'll be doing this in relay, in teams mingling famous athletes and amateurs.
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Flickr was a digital gallery, an online photography museum for pros and amateurs alike.
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Increasingly, amateurs are scoring insane shots that naturalists once had to wait decades for.
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The cheeky heart-shaped box bears the Valentine's Day message, "Chocolate is for amateurs."
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He promised it would be so easy even amateurs like me could make it.
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The NCAA insists that its athletes are, fundamentally, amateurs, and should not be paid.
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The top players help the amateurs, and there's always a little competition between friends.
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Schnuggie91 and Bibixxx from Hamburg are some of the most famous amateurs on MyDirtyHobby.
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In the amateurs you're trying to get all your punches out in three rounds.
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The social network is full of posts by amateurs (otherwise known as your friends).
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Even so, Craddock acknowledged that he felt little remorse about knocking off the amateurs.
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Chan, a senior at Southern California, was one of three amateurs competing in Rio.
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When some took their chances on dangerous abortions performed by amateurs or even themselves.
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Martina Navratilova, winner of 31 women's doubles Grand Slams, warned about amateurs' biggest mistake.
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Although mostly amateurs, the musicians who played on the album took the job seriously.
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She doesn't trust the Dutch authorities, whom she derides as "amateurs," to protect her.
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In their July trades, the Yankees collected $3.75 million to spend on international amateurs.
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For now, the club's fighters are hardscrabble professionals from local clubs or pure amateurs.
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They are the pinnacle of naval architecture and design, largely helmed by committed amateurs.
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The professionals avoided being tricked by a matching hairstyle more often than the amateurs.
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Either way, it's not much of a case for putting political amateurs in charge.
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They're amateurs, desperate women who are forced to steal due to circumstances beyond their control.
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It's the mark of amateurs who are learning on the job, and not quickly enough.
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The challenges are purposely absurdly out of reach for many professional bakers, let alone amateurs.
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Since its inception, MAC Cosmetics has been a favorite among makeup artists and amateurs alike.
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In the amateurs, I'm used to getting a schedule at the beginning of the year.
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The voting system would surface stars while hiding amateurs, acting like a crowdsourced American Idol.
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How would professional boxers qualify in an elimination process that is currently designed for amateurs?
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Wang, one of two amateurs in the 142-woman field, had plenty of family support.
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At the outset, you could tell we were amateurs by our Osprey and Kelty backpacks.
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Whether that has more value for professionals or amateurs is something yet to be determined.
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Yet it would also be wrong to scold amateurs for pitching to the radar gun.
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Amateurs also participate in whale catalogs, both to help researchers and for their own pleasure.
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Coming from a stumbling, feckless regime staffed by amateurs and ideologues, it just sounds desperate.
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The best diplomacy carries out foreign policy professionally, yet most countries let amateurs practice it.
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The revolutionaries who made up the firing squad were amateurs; some of them were drunk.
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The cast of 43 actors and musicians are mostly amateurs drawn from the surrounding communities.
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But when the Open Era started in 1968, pros were allowed to play with amateurs.
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But it turned out that scientists had never seen the aurora the amateurs had found.
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To say that it is amateur hour at the White House is to slander amateurs.
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"They are amateurs at what I'm a professional at: investigating crimes," Giuliani told The Hill.
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Drivers are similarly classified, with professionals and amateurs sharing track time in the same car.
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Amateurs always balked at the barrier of entry to shooting in these kinds of scenarios.
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Amateurs -- not tornadoes -- frighten longtime chaser Mike Eilts started chasing storms more than two decades ago.
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E-sports is professional gaming, which builds on the huge popularity of competitive gaming among amateurs.
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But over the past few years a growing band of amateurs has taken up the sport.
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Shunning the beefy style often associated with top Bordeaux, amateurs now favour lighter flavours and elegance.
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"The thinner the air becomes, the fewer amateurs you'll find," says Justin Gibbs of Liv-ex.
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In fact, plenty of evidence shows that, with proper supervision, trained amateurs do a good job.
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Until now, the best computer Go programs had played only at the level of human amateurs.
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Alienware devices are not amateurs, and that becomes very clear when you check out the specs.
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And for a long time, they have allowed amateurs to try their luck at catching, too.
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The absence of the political or ideological definitional component announces that the authors are rank amateurs.
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Cheap smartphone apps, artificial intelligence, and Photoshop knockoffs are accessible to amateurs and... Words fail me.
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Koh says that Monster sees GoDJ Plus's primary users being amateurs looking for general DJ equipment.
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Most of the guys back home train hard like professionals but can only fight as amateurs.
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Computers democratized music-making, leading to a flood of amateurs sharing their content with the world.
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In any case, it's clear that the new guards hired to protect ADAMS are no amateurs.
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People go out and watch and cheer for people they don't really know, all these amateurs.
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San Pedro de Atacama offered several night sky tours, but this area isn't just for amateurs.
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"We wouldn't know anything if it weren't for them," the so-called amateurs, Goulson told me.
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The majority of finds, then, will either stay in the ground or be discovered by amateurs.
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His anarchic "Macle" uses a graphic score, making it interpretable by amateurs and expert singers alike.
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News said they did $1 million in damages the other night, black people watching were like, 'Amateurs.
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A version aimed at amateurs that enables the device to transmit to a smartphone is under development.
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We're already seeing this type of policing happening on Overwatch, both for pro players and amateurs alike.
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Like its other efforts in this space, Quickshot aims to make photo editing more accessible to amateurs.
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In a world dominated by professional fund managers, there aren't enough amateurs for the professionals to beat.
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And many stories are produced by amateurs with no real expertise in the topics they write about.
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Makeup. It's what separates the pros from the amateurs — especially when it comes to deep, dark lipstick.
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But there is a deep pool of distance-running talent and millions of amateurs looking for inspiration.
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DIY biohacking spaces have proliferated throughout the world, teaching amateurs how to perform elementary gene-editing themselves.
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It turns out many of the benefits of flexibility and stretching for us amateurs have been overstated.
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Tools available on the dark web make it possible for amateurs to break into computer systems. 5.
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Jack Hitt is the author, most recently, of Bunch of Amateurs: A Search for the American Character.
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Until 1992, the Olympic soccer tournament was for amateurs and most of the 1972 team were teenagers.
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Apple found the photos and videos — all taken by amateurs — and got their permissions to use them.
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Student-athletes, classified as amateurs, typically saw compensation capped at an academic scholarship and other smaller benefits.
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Many artists seem embarrassed to be associated with GarageBand, since it's seen as a tool for amateurs.
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The app's trademark filters allowed amateurs to make everyday images look beautiful with just a few taps.
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Apple and developers will also have to decide who the Touch Bar is for: pros or amateurs.
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First, organizers had to recruit 225,25 singers, many of them amateurs (ability to read music not required).
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Girma Bekele Gebre paid to enter the New York City Marathon on Sunday among 2100,29 other amateurs.
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"It proves, once again, that it is a party of amateurs," he said of the National Gathering.
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The resulting book is a sensible, middle-of-the-road guide for amateurs and movie buffs alike.
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He was stationed at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina and traveled to compete against top amateurs.
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Amateurs were often paid under the table and in appearance fees, rather than based on their results.
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But at 23, he is subject to strict M.L.B. limits on signing players classified as international amateurs.
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Amateurs are flooding the internet; piracy has addled the once-dominant studios; production has atomized and scattered.
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Amateurs fill out an online form each time they go birding, noting all the species they spot.
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She said there were no female touring professionals in Europe at the time — just very good amateurs.
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Amateurs are well advised to cook the cheese in a small cast-iron pan over the coals.
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The same might go too for riders, who see drivers as amateurs and less worthy of respect.
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They are not under contract and as nominal amateurs face no financial penalty for quitting their teams.
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Nimmo said the campaign was most likely run by amateurs or a private social media campaign firm.
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We, artists, politicians, professionals and amateurs of the French art scene, demand that this initiative be abandoned.
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From there, professional astrologers and amateurs alike can study the birth charts of whomever they're interested in.
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But when you're too new, sometimes the advice that works for the pros doesn't work for the amateurs.
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It's part of the reason the GOP is picking so many amateurs to run for office these days.
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For the amateurs, Icelandair offered up acting classes so that the show could be as professional as possible.
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And motorized tracks are pretty expensive, making them a tool that's more limited to professional videographers than amateurs.
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What gets ignored is the entire base of amateurs wanting to compete in esports below the professional tier.
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But as far as Britain goes, people who work in this area are far from being "trained amateurs".
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""My God, I simply can't come up with a more vulnerable population where we don't want amateurs involved.
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He also runs Evolve MMA, one of the region's leading gyms for both MMA professional fighters and amateurs.
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" However, says Giacalone, the abductors could have been amateurs "and that is the reason it ended like this.
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"I consider them professional amateurs," Tommasone told The Associated Press after his loss, referring to the nonprofessional Olympians.
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But why do amateurs believe they can outperform the professionals — or even identify those pros who will outperform?
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Same with golfers; amateurs talk about the shots they made, and professionals talk about the shots they missed.
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The Inter-City Beauty Contest was meant for amateurs, while professional models and actresses entered the Bather's Revue.
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Comedian Nicole Byer is joined by famed pastry chef Jacques Torres in judging this bake-off for amateurs.
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"I saw the so-called amateurs play," he said according to a transcript posted online by his office.
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It wasn't perfect, but we were able to keep the flow of amateurs in place for this year.
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The rise in amateurs has added to the headache for officials trying to crack down on the practice.
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"I made myself go to the Lido Gym, which was full of professionals and amateurs," Mr. Gardner says.
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"The A.S.R.C. are in cahoots with industry, and they're not amateurs at P.R.," he told me last year.
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The show featured a series of performers, most of them amateurs, and a panel of three celebrity judges.
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The Huskies' players are amateurs, some still teenagers, not professionals with agents, union protection and multimillion-dollar contracts.
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Are the baffling videos coming out of Malheur occupation content, or the ill-advised postings of internet amateurs?
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"You don't get too many good warnings in local communities where" untrained amateurs are in charge, Mileti said.
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Lang's symphony will premiere later this year with hundreds of volunteer musicians, including local professionals, amateurs, and students.
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They expertly disguised who would be rushing the passer on every play and made star quarterbacks look like amateurs.
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The manuscript is considered the world's most important cipher, one scrutinized by cryptographers, both professional and amateurs, for decades.
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"The world boxing community shared their deep concern of this change of having pros compete with amateurs," Sulaiman opined.
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Compared to the aristocratic amateurs who helped direct photography's early evolution in Europe, the Americans were a motley bunch.
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The president, criticized for suggesting Islamic State was made up of amateurs, presented a more measured assessment on Thursday.
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"Teslaquila" started as part of an April Fools' Day joke — a troll holiday celebrated only by amateurs and engineers.
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Judges from the ROG had to pore through 212,282 entries submitted by amateurs and professionals from over 29 countries.
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Of course, as much as Lobe's simplicity is appealing to machine learning amateurs, that doesn't mean it's without flaws.
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It is the not-so-gifted amateurs that sometimes get the clearance times wrong and end up testing positive.
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When you're the icon Lindsay Dee Lohan, the daughter of the original momager Dina Lohan, sweatpants are for amateurs.
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Both the USOC and USA Swimming said they were considering actions against the athletes, who are both college amateurs.
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Thankfully though, not a lot of amateurs showed up hoping they'd learn to spit bars in half an hour.
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But camera drones with lower-resolution cameras will still be favored by entry-level users or aerial photography amateurs.
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But what he can do is teach these amateurs how best to engineer a huge swindle without getting caught.
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For its part, Zhihu uses an algorithm that rewards answers from experts, ranking them higher than posts by amateurs.
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"Outliers and American Vanguard Art," a show this year at the National Gallery, interspersed recognized professionals with discovered amateurs.
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And a big attraction for the students and amateurs who come is to make contact with these master musicians.
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If highly paid professionals often fail to deliver, the notion of amateurs trying to play the game is nuts.
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It was first published by Warren Buffett's mentor, Graham, in 1949 as a thorough introduction to investing for amateurs.
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She won more than half of her Grand Slam before this landmark when she only competed with other amateurs.
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A handful of radio amateurs restored communications by jury-rigging phone lines to help the authorities coordinate rescue efforts.
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Overtime primarily focuses on emerging amateurs, though they've figured out how to include celebrated pros, too, without paying them.
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Media companies and amateurs have found validation in surprisingly large audiences by posting on Facebook's new video product, Live.
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Some have medical training but the majority are skilled amateurs with a hacker's openness and an open-source mindset.
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It's outside the friendly competition of the championships, where the real amateurs are, that true karaoke can be found.
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Gary, in the middle, seems to be tossing the ball with his whole hand, as all amateurs might do.
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We're still very much amateurs, but I hope to spend this year teaching people the errors of our ways.
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Some of the money would also come from amateurs who had been hesitant to join the black market economy.
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Then they grouped up in teams blending Marvilans, Lisboans, professionals, amateurs, and kids of all ages, races, and genders.
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But it's also the season of soccer, from the top professional leagues to the amateurs to local pickup games.
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But many of these books make extravagant pitches and seem aimed at inspiring amateurs to plunge into risky ventures.
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But amateurs are hardly less so: film buffs have enjoyed easy access to their canon since the V.H.S. era.
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The percentage of races won by amateurs in the Democratic primaries was at an all-time high in 2016.
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"It was the first time a project with professionals and amateurs was part of the festival," Mr. Foccroulle said.
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Gynandromorph butterflies and other half-male, half-female creatures, particularly birds, have fascinated both scientists and amateurs for centuries.
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For both amateurs and professionals, drones have already changed how media and entertainment images are captured across the world.
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Some disillusioned PD sympathisers mutter that the M5S amateurs may as well be given a chance to prove their incompetence.
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"They were amateurs, but they were not a joke," Miron said in his office in the southern city of Curitiba.
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Peru has no professional league; players for the five teams in Lima's first division are amateurs, who practise after hours.
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After initial excitement, some enter a long fallow period as amateurs remember they are 25 years away from being drinkable.
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The first was FLUX:fx, an audio-effects processor that enhances both studio and live performances for professionals and amateurs alike.
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Astronomers, whether they be professionals or amateurs, look at these measurements in hopes of finding dips in a star's luminosity.
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"I truly believe that even the most 'successful' and biggest artists in the world still look at themselves as amateurs."
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Then, cyberattacks were conducted by "amateurs who were doing it for fun," said Heather Ricciuto, IBM Security's academic outreach leader.
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Airwaks, who won the pros versus amateurs event Friday, told CNN Business he was upset with not performing better Saturday.
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For those not on the pro circuit but interested in participating, some of the Veloroma races are open to amateurs.
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Medium is essentially a Version 2.0 blogging platform, allowing anyone from amateurs to professionals to corporations to post a story.
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"It does give me an advantage because I've grown up playing in windy conditions for the British amateurs," she smiled.
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Online videos feel particularly intimate because they largely feature amateurs, are unscripted and are filmed up close and by hand.
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Versions of stratolittes are affordable enough that amateurs have used them to send food (and other things) to the stratosphere.
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It's a cold, hard truth and how you deal with said truth is what separates the amateurs from the pros.
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Girma Bekele Gebre started the New York City Marathon on Sunday among 2000,000 other amateurs who had paid to race.
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I think a lot of people there felt that we were a bunch of amateurs and didn't need to rehearse.
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Lot of guys bring their families, but there are hard-core party nights, especially when the amateurs are in town.
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Now, he said, teams emphasize technology to better identify tools in amateurs and attack the deficiencies of their own prospects.
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The sacrifice, the activism, the day-to-day nature of this work being produced by collectives and often complete amateurs.
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One month later, Mr. Woods announced the Tiger Woods Charity Playoffs, a series of nine charity golf tournaments for amateurs.
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Others might suggest that United's squad — though not quite as packed with quality as France's — is hardly filled with amateurs.
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In theory, this would streamline the entry method for international amateurs, but the union is deeply skeptical of the idea.
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In college, he studied accounting and turned pro only because he noticed the amateurs he kept beating doing the same.
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The sites also upload up-to-the-minute photos of the vessels or planes that are sent in by amateurs.
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"There could be very well be more interest with a return back to the amateurs in the Olympics," Boyle said.
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Many South American clubs are still run by amateurs who fulfill the role in addition to their full-time jobs.
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There's the fallacy that these are all amateurs, and so they're not professionals and therefore not eligible to be paid.
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Ahead of the landing, reports about the Chang'e-4 were fairly sparse — leaving astronomy experts and amateurs scouring for clues.
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What we see instead of typical reality fare is a group of earnest amateurs, sincerity, self-deprecation, and the bakes.
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It's Not Easy Being "A" is told from Mona's perspective, and appears in the paperback copy of Shepard's book The Amateurs.
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The Pale Red Dot Campaign aims to get amateurs to target Ross 154, Barnard's Star, and Proxima Centauri for possible leads.
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Of the 23 chosen for France, nine are professionals who play in overseas leagues, with the other 14 home-based amateurs.
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Andeel is optimistic that a generation of internet amateurs, who can bypass the censors and the studios, will reshape the landscape.
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The aim is to let creators sell their animations online and for amateurs to have fun and share animations with friends.
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The biggest problem with new boxers and amateurs, according to Roca, is that they all think they know how to box.
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Rather, it's the story of a botched art heist carried out by amateurs — and it's based on a completely true story.
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Amateurs were so highly regarded that the modern Olympic games were explicitly for amateur competitors for most of the 20th century.
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Per MLB's rules, the Mesas would be considered amateurs and would have to be signed via teams' international player bonus pools.
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As amateurs, Olympic swimmers make their money from endorsing products and services that rely on the athlete's reputation to sell products.
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That means amateurs and pros alike should be pulling out their photography equipment to get that once in a lifetime shot.
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Kaine: Trump showed 'diplomacy not for amateurs' This will be his first national security-focused pitch as Hillary Clinton's running mate.
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The stadium was more packed Sunday than on previous days, when Epic games hosted a duos tournament and an amateurs vs.
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In fact, "success is for amateurs," personal finance expert Farnoosh Torabi tells the graduates of Penn State's Smeal College of Business.
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Lightroom has long been a staple for professional photographers, but Adobe's mobile version is a must-have for amateurs as well.
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Along with Talbot and Daguerre, there were numerous other aristocratic amateurs and entrepreneurs experimenting with similar processes at the same time.
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I love blogs, don't get me wrong, but cancer blogs are written by amateurs, patients, family members of survivors — anyone really.
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Once upon a time, the Olympics required participating athletes to be amateurs—but by the 1990s, that went out the window.
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Critics, scholars, philosophers, poets, journalists, and chatty amateurs have all had a go at the Swiss master of the skinny sublime.
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That she ran a minimalist campaign staffed by political amateurs and sustained by only a trickle of contributions did not help.
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Off-menu specials are right under your nose and knowing the best ones is what separates the amateurs from the pros.
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People on Weibo have praised the company for the campaign, and the employees for their courage in participating, despite being amateurs.
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Unsatisfying as it may be, we ought to acknowledge the truth that we, as amateurs, often don't have much to offer.
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Plus turning pro after going 1-0 in the amateurs worked out okay for another fighter you might have heard of.
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But contrary to what was mentioned, magicians and their conventions are also very welcoming and encouraging to amateurs and professionals alike.
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While amateurs shouldn't be president, they should absolutely run for the other half-million state and local positions in our country.
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Of course, all actors love to re-enact theatrical disaster stories, and Mr. Harrison loads "The Amateurs" with plenty of gags.
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It's hard to imagine a Trump administration staffed by political amateurs not falling prey to a series of scandals of incompetency.
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Thanks to digital cameras and social media, amateurs are now taking and sharing more photographs than at any time in history.
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It offered a rare chance to see top-flight professionals display their talents on a field that usually belongs to amateurs.
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The dress shoe style still exists but golf shoes resembling athletic shoes are preferred by PGA Tour golfers and amateurs alike.
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Ms. Wang, the announcer, said the players were a mix of amateurs and professionals, some of whom have handsome corporate sponsorships.
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In order to qualify, amateurs must not currently have a recording, film, or TV contract with a major label or studio.
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The space, with individual ovens and workstations, will allow the Caporuscios to run a pizza school for amateurs, children and professionals.
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We all assumed they were cheating, but even if they were, they were great, whether they were true amateurs or not.
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That success had a quiet and powerful ripple effect, from Olympians and professional runners down to hundreds of amateurs like me.
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We're all amateurs — Ms. Stone and Mr. Gosling are just like us, only better-looking because, you know, they're movie stars.
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A crazy tangle can make repairing faults difficult and dangerous, and wiring improvised by amateurs can be a serious fire hazard.
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He argued that, over time, active investment management by professionals would under-perform the returns of amateurs who were passively investing.
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"Even though some of the staff doesn't have government experience it doesn't mean they are amateurs," she wrote in an email.
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Even within the realm of printmaking, stamps are thought of as tools for amateurs, items used for crafts, not fine art.
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That includes more photos than you could ever possibly look at, made by professionals and amateurs, using everything from iPhones to satellites.
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Some of it is taken by drone pros, while other footage clearly shows amateurs who are still learning to use their drones.
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Websites abound to help us amateurs parse an often overwhelming number of choices, comparing everything from prices to the ideal layover city.
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Kelly, at all times, remains the stoic father figure in a sea of amateurs, like Ice Cube in Are We There Yet?
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Ryan: We might be amateurs, but the kids who pay the roughly $2,000 to come here and hone their skills are not.
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After all, there's something a bit dystopian feeling about pushing a button and essentially flattening the playing field between professionals and amateurs.
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Bourdain was an inspiration to many, from top-level industry chefs like Ripert down to budding amateurs like Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski.
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For decades, the literary world dismissed self-published authors as amateurs and hacks who lacked the talent to land a book deal.
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SINGAPORE — Often, what separates the pros from amateurs when photographing under challenging situations is having the technical knowhow to get the shot.
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Rogier told The Verge that among MasterClass' paying students are both accomplished professionals and Oscar winners, as well as amateurs and hobbyists.
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However, Wu says the target audience is amateurs who don't have the resources and support staff that college and pro teams have.
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If Democrats want the impeachment hearings to succeed, they shouldn't send amateurs — even amateur members of Congress — to do a professional's job.
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"Amateurs or not, they were organizing themselves," said Paulo Storani, a former captain of an elite squad in Rio de Janeiro's police.
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There's a laundry list of P20 camera options and assistive features designed "to bridge the skills gap" between photography amateurs and pros.
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Many of the authors are amateurs, though two-fifths write full-time, and they are young, with an average age of 28.
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During the time off, Jones continued to train young professionals and amateurs at his gym in Pensacola, Florida, where he grew up.
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For people who are amateurs, who are so afraid to look at the wine list, that's when you guide them through it.
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Amateurs Only opens at 8 PM on Friday, April 29 at the Bowery Hotel, and is on view for just one night.
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Mr Farage's unhappy parting shot was to call them "among the lowest grade of people I have ever met" and "total amateurs".
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DeepMind trained its machine on a sample of 30m Go positions culled from online servers where amateurs and professionals gather to play.
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I read comment after comment of experts and amateurs giving their best scientific explanations of why an ant would or wouldn't die.
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But it's not just professionals who sharpen their culinary blades here; the city is filled with schools and classes for amateurs, too.
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His campaign itself was a rotating cast of amateurs, ideologues, and family members instead of professional managers and experienced foreign-policy hands.
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Should historians take responsibility for the abuse and exploitation of the past by amateurs, or even by those within their own ranks?
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In backyards around the world, badminton players often hit heavier, plastic shuttles that are designed to endure the constant abuse of amateurs.
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"The amateurs are giving us a different perspective on how to process images," Candy Hansen, JunoCam imaging scientist, said in a statement.
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As we remember the 235th anniversary of the peace treaty, we do well to consider the diplomacy pursued by these American amateurs.
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It's a diverse and interesting bunch, and should go a ways toward helping amateurs take decent photos with Samsung's industry-leading cameras.
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The Masters still has a Crow's Nest near the top of its clubhouse, where amateurs can spend the night during the tournament.
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Boxing, one of the last Olympic sports nominally limited to amateurs, is likely to begin allowing professional boxers to compete in 2016.
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Still, he mashed opponents at 165 pounds in the amateurs, which earned him a spot on a special detail protected from deployment.
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Special care is needed especially to avoid false positives, which are inevitable given that doxxers are generally amateurs working with imperfect information.
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Mr. La Selva personally recruited and auditioned his performers, some of them amateurs and others semiretired veterans, and paid them union scale.
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Like the rest of "The Amateurs," this despairing contemporary interlude is frantically funny, even when it veers into an art history lecture.
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"The Amateurs" wants to be seen with a form of double vision in which the past and the present are both present.
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Amateurs should stay in the stands and let the professionals use their skills and experience to influence the outcome of the game.
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For "Gala," the French choreographer showcases 20 New Yorkers, some professional dancers and others amateurs, ranging in age from 8 to 80.
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Many professional critics, not surprisingly, have scoffed at the idea that mere amateurs understand, let alone have the ability to rate, wine.
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Now, there's [the Dusseldorf club night] Salon des Amateurs, which is more or less directly linked to the art school in Dusseldorf.
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After his round, he noted that even some of the amateurs in the field were four or five under for the day.
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For Friday, the Osiris-Rex team is encouraging amateurs to photograph the passing spacecraft and share the images on the mission website.
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For years Mr. Madsen has led a community of amateurs in Copenhagen working to launch the world's first manned amateur space rocket.
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And now the Open has departed, less than a decade after approval of open competition between pros and amateurs created the boom.
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This year marks the 303th anniversary of the United States national championships becoming the U.S. Open, allowing professionals to compete alongside amateurs.
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The Kardashians for all their gender changes, naked selfies, contrived feuds and feverish pursuit of notoriety are pathetic amateurs compared with Trump.
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Self-tanning amateurs and pros alike know that between awkward streaks, dry patches, and breakouts, self-tanners for your face are notoriously problematic.
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A new company called SportsCastr is allowing amateurs the chance to get behind the mic, broadcast games and offer their own sports commentary.
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The event draws in a handful of elite runners as well as curious amateurs looking for a glimpse inside the notoriously reclusive nation.
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Rouhani did not mention Trump by name but instead stated "some amateurs are holding reins of power" in a nearly hour-long speech.
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The idea is to try to automate image processing methods so amateurs get a better chance of a nice shot of the moon.
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It marks a move in a different direction for the NCAA and its view of student-athletes, whom the organization sees as amateurs.
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These 13 hours of high-quality e-learning will help you master Google AdWords and leave all the AdWord amateurs in the dust.
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With many still amateurs and competing against one another to win the favor of audiences and aggregators alike, the stakes are substantially higher.
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It is not obvious that amateurs should have such strong powers, even though they are assisted by a legal adviser in each court.
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Based on the excitement generated by that first season of "American Idol," amateurs were soon dotting the television landscape seeking fame and fortune.
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We sat down with her to chat about some of the misconceptions behind Japanese rice wine, and how amateurs can get it right.
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In 2016, another filmmaker released a documentary called Amateurs in Space, about Madsen and von Bengtson and their efforts to build a rocket.
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It wasn't long before 3D-printed EmDrive prototypes appeared online so that researchers and amateurs could conduct their own EmDrive tests at home.
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Upper class Romans may have enjoyed practicing boxing as amateurs, but they would never debase themselves by participating in a sport in public.
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Unlike many of its competitors, Dove Tail sells the same quality bats to amateurs and minor leaguers as it does to MLB players.
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Ludicrously, the IOC maintained the "hypocritical and ultimately forlorn" pretence of amateurism until 19680—even as Soviet athletes were amateurs in name only.
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Since then, amateurs have sent cheese pizza, Coors Light, potato chips, volleyballs, lamb chops, and a disgusting-looking pink icing donut to space.
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The commissioner's office wants "a more transparent system" for international amateurs, if not specifically an international draft, which the union has long opposed.
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There's so much sports coverage already out there, by professionals and amateurs alike, so why are people willing to pay for The Athletic?
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Computer scientists and amateurs will be able to install software that allows AI to control characters that learn to interact with human players.
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That allowed the Braves to remain eligible for lavish spending on the 21989-22016 market, when they signed Maitan and other elite amateurs.
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It was a subpar run, messy and clogged with amateurs, according to Javier Delgado, a well-known runner and client of Martín Moro.
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He was one of those wealthy, well-educated 2212th-century amateurs England was especially good at producing and whose tinkering proved epoch-making.
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And while the biggest impacts show up in the performances of amateurs and weekend warriors, elite runners are not immune to these effects.
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"You had people trying to do drug development who were real amateurs, and they messed it up," he told me, referring to Lotsof.
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Mr. Freeman, however, acknowledged that the N.C.A.A. remained the most concerted opponent to legalized sports gambling, noting that collegiate athletes are unpaid amateurs.
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He argues that over a period of time, active investment management by professionals would underperform the returns by amateurs who were passively investing.
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Renewed fighting could be even worse, many Tripoli residents said, because it would be between professional soldiers and trained mercenaries, not Libyan amateurs.
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Mostly, though, the authors are amateurs with an overwhelming affection for the characters and a yearning to feel a stronger connection to them.
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The members, mostly men, are amateurs who spend their weekends studying old maps, visiting historical archives, interviewing survivors of the war, and spelunking.
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All crimes on campus should be adjudicated by the police and the courts, not by campus amateurs often woefully ignorant of judicial procedures.
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They are easy for top amateurs to qualify for through play-in tournaments, and they stand as the lowest form of professional tennis.
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The model is driven not by aspiring amateurs who dream of quitting their day job, but by professional creators looking for their break.
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Ultimately, I was kicked out for buying underage teenagers alcohol, all five of them who gave my name when they got caught. Amateurs.
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In that song, Ray, Yount, and Vaughn hit every tricky, rapid-fire aural cue, but also knock over props and sing like spirited amateurs.
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Roxy Music's breakout 21979s sound is that of "inspired amateurs" as Phil Manzanera often says, chaotic futurists figuratively and literally winking to rock's history.
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Twitch became a streaming powerhouse by allowing professionals and amateurs to broadcast matches, and it was eventually acquired by Amazon for nearly $1 billion.
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"This is no job for amateurs," said a Montana native and utility expert who requested anonymity due to his continued affiliation with the industry.
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Campaigns are chaotic, they were amateurs, and when you feel the other side has every advantage, it's easy to rationalize your actions in response.
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But the success of so-called citizen science projects, which require the mass participation of interested amateurs, suggests the task would not be impossible.
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"They looked like they were amateurs," said Greg Barton, one of Australia's leading experts on terrorism and a professor at Deakin University in Melbourne.
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Of course, this is what it looks like with notifications on (which no sane person with a gazillion followers would have on, ye amateurs).
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The latest wildlife photography competition was the most competitive to date, with nearly 50,000 entries submitted by both professionals and amateurs across 95 countries.
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Although OpenAI's bots have previously beaten top pros in 1v1 matches and teams of skilled amateurs in 5v5 matches, these were comparatively simpler games.
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Technology is also becoming a part of regular sports practice: Sophisticated high-tech equipment is now accessible for amateurs to measure individual athletic performance.
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This approach, too, holds much promise; after all, some of this nation's most celebrated scientific achievements were discovered by tinkering amateurs in the garage.
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Most of these videos came from amateurs, and many were stolen from other websites or private accounts, or uploaded without consent (mostly by men).
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Investing in bitcoin is complicated, and experts and amateurs alike agree it can be difficult to know when to buy and when to sell.
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But they may let players, especially amateurs, monitor themselves after blows to the head to search for signs that they might need medical advice.
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"What's interesting is, neither group—the trained professional image makers or the absolute amateurs—are really any better or worse at this," Rosenberg says.
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Some believe it to be a move in the right direction, enriching better fights in the amateurs and an aid in cultivating amateur talent.
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His first documentary feature, Fake It So Real, is about an independent wrestling league where amateurs cultivate personas for their small but passionate audience.
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But the former Olympic and world heavyweight titleholder Lennox Lewis said it would be "preposterous" to let professionals into the same ring as amateurs.
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AIBA, the international boxing association for amateurs, earlier approved a constitutional change that would allow professionals to compete at the Rio Games in August.
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Realizing he was surrounded by amateurs, he spent his time on set drinking and giving an outlandish performance as the movie's villain, Willie Green.
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A couple of weeks before Christmas, though, a trainer from Detroit who was bringing in two amateurs for the boxing night offered a solution.
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With the time drawing near, they drove with Coach Mo and his two young amateurs to the half-century-old community hall of Sts.
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In fact, in many cases creators respect other amateurs, because they were once amateur creators themselves, and often don't see the point in suing.
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Ricoh will continue to make 21 cameras—the spherical videos captured by these devices have proven popular among amateurs and professionals creating immersive content.
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The association wants Americans to have an idyllic view of college football—of unpaid amateurs playing football in their free time away from studying.
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The company won't say how much the cameras will cost, but it's a camera for professional photographers, not amateurs, which probably means it's expensive.
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Jena Clough, 32, a studio owner and mother of two from Cape Cod, was among the seven amateurs anointed pro this year, placing third.
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With a cast of 87, professionals and amateurs, the show's primary worries are climate change and human complacency in the face of impending disaster.
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If the events are held in March or April, the availability of amateurs — college basketball players — would be on a case-by-case scenario.
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Luckily, travelers can now try their hand at the craft by taking one of the several gelato-making classes for amateurs offered throughout Italy.
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He joked about inviting the amateurs Toto Gana and Curtis Luck for a practice round — "had myself a little pro-am there," he said.
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He became an advocate for professional running in an era when Olympians were required to be amateurs and money was paid under the table.
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What's novel about businesses like Jukin, those that thrive inside the cycles of social media, is that they're built atop products created by amateurs.
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Decades ago, most trading was done by amateurs, making it easy for skilled professionals who had access to proprietary data to beat the market.
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While some studies suggest that professionals are not prescient market timers, although better than amateurs, one indicator of level-headedness would be cash levels.
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A recent search on the site turned up loads of enthusiastic amateurs and a few professional chefs who were veterans of Michelin-starred restaurants.
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In the days before professionals were welcomed into the Olympics, athletes like Oldfield were barred; the Olympics and other events were strictly for amateurs.
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Simon Herfray, a French pastry chef who has worked in several New York restaurants, has a school for hands-on classes geared to amateurs.
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"Really I think the amateurs are playing a key role in allowing us to understand the frequency of these impacts on Jupiter," Chodas said.
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Such international amateurs are paid small salaries and make most of their money on signing bonuses, which are limited under MLB's collective bargaining agreement.
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But at least some of those athletes are true amateurs, often competing for the last time in a sport they'll never make a career in.
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In 21946, he addressed a problem faced by construction workers and home-repair amateurs alike: how to insert a screw securely into plaster or drywall.
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The difficulty is there are less amateurs for such standouts to battle against in today's market as artificial intelligence-driven machines provide much worthier competition.
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He said the three rounds in the Olympics would work in favor of the amateurs, with professionals used to fighting as many as 12 rounds.
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For professional athletes (and overly-zealous amateurs), measuring your core body temperature or CBT can offer useful information about workout performance and recovery from injury.
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Users can compete in both informal and formal tournaments to earn cash prizes, so even amateurs can get a taste of the competitive gaming scene.
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Essentially, these people were amateurs — they were popping pimples with a paper towel, in their backyard, beer cans everywhere, with no gloves, and dirty fingernails.
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This monitor offers a 1,920 × 1,200 resolution for only $329.00 — professionals will want better, but it's probably sufficient for amateurs, and displays natural, accurate color.
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The massive whip he used, while completely impractical for taming lions and other large beasts, still makes Indiana Jones and Catwoman look like complete amateurs.
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"It was the volunteers who were the experts and the British who were the amateurs," says a uniformed man holding an 1871 "Howth" Mauser rifle.
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Donald Trump's successful campaign for President was based on the idea that inspired amateurs from outside Washington can run the government better than government insiders.
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And chemical and electrical performance enhancers, legal or otherwise, are becoming more, not less, common as amateurs increasingly follow in the tracks of the pros.
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We're no amateurs when it comes to a good beauty sale — we can sniff out a deal on overpriced night cream from a mile away.
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The rounds are shorter, and lengthen as you progress to a senior, where the longest we do in the amateurs is three three-minute rounds.
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The greats of the pre-Open era rarely stayed amateurs for long and were thus ineligible to play in the Grand Slam tournaments for long.
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Skateboarding's 'Anti-Olympics' For amateurs and professionals, this annual event captures the spirit of the sport ahead of its debut at the 2020 Tokyo games.
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TV2 (above the recumbent bikes), "Singing Competition" ( MUSIC ): Amateurs from all over the country compete to become America's next big recording artist by singing, presumably.
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Lawyers say there seem to be two types: amateurs paid by intelligence agencies, and professionals in state security services who are assigned to specific targets.
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The I.B.F. has joined other sanctioning bodies, fighters and trainers in strongly condemning the plan, citing serious health risks in pitting seasoned pros against amateurs.
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But Ms. Sterry won the tournament (it was for amateurs only back then) four more times as well as an Olympic gold medal in 1900.
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The first things most cocktail-mixing amateurs consider when it comes to mixing a cocktail are the base, the modifier, the flavoring, and the garnishes.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Four of the six amateurs in the Masters field this week were born after Tiger Woods made his Augusta National debut in 1995.
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But then you can never count an underdog out in this sport and the two do know each other fairly intimately having fought as amateurs.
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Shields carries an impressive 77-1 record in the amateurs, and pretty much dominated the top echelon of the industry once women were allowed in.
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All over the world, professionals and amateurs alike hit the beach for a little artistic fun in the sun, and the results are seriously amazing.
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"It will further enhance Geneva's position as a major hub in the worldwide jewelry and precious stones markets for amateurs and professionals alike," he said.
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That's why it would be wise for all amateurs to monitor the site to look for an impact scar or changes in Jovian cloud patterns.
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So, that does start with hobbyists, but I think it broadens to the broader population, that amateurs can do things that professionals used to do.
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When Ms. Harding got out there with her first jump, the girls who had been practicing all morning now looked like total amateurs by comparison.
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Flawed as our legal system is in dealing with sexual assault, it is much better than a bunch of untrained amateurs fumbling in unknown territory.
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Her father, Hugh, a lawyer, and her mother, Mary, were avid musical amateurs who encouraged their four children to play the piano and study music.
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C'est le rêve de tous les joueurs d'ici et de centaines de clubs amateurs qui parsèment les banlieues : être le prochain Mbappé, la prochaine star.
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It was not quite a full embrace of the concept: the I.L.T.F. still kept in place certain restrictions that dissuaded some amateurs from turning professional.
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Lacoste said she cherished competing alongside the amateurs Claudine Cros-Rubin and Brigitte Varangot, with whom she won the 1964 Women's World Amateur Team Championship.
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Announced on Monday, the cloud service will help developers add competitions and giveaways into video games, creating a level of gaming more conducive to amateurs.
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It's as much a how-to for experienced hikers as it is a warning for aspiring amateurs who aren't ready for such a taxing journey.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images)Gun advocates often argue that guns are only dangerous to the public when wielded by amateurs, criminals, and the mentally ill.
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In order to understand STEVE, scientists relied on their own measurements from the University of Calgary's all-sky imagers, as well as digital photographs from amateurs.
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"It's not a job for amateurs who don't know the first thing about education," fumed Senator Franken in a statement after the vote in the Senate.
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The American armed forces and Australian police provided several helpers, but the mission appears to have been led by the BCRC amateurs, who eventually numbered seven.
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But the idea is to try to automate these methods so amateurs get a better crack at producing a nice shot of the moon, Tan said.
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At a time when professionals were barred from all Olympic sports, the 213 United States hockey team consisted of 221 amateurs, all from Massachusetts or Minnesota.
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Synthesizing all of this, she reconstituted different moments from her adolescence, casting amateurs as a number of characters, with multiple actors often playing the same role.
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"I guess we're all amateurs except for him," Helen Mayberg, a psychiatry, neurology and radiology professor at Emory School of Medicine, added in the same story.
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"The amateurs haven't seen it and there's no prospect of seeing it for a few weeks, because it's not in the right sunlight conditions," says McDowell.
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The list announced of 34 players between 17 and 25 years old who classify as international amateurs under MLB rules did not include any major stars.
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Roam Robotics is one startup doing exactly that, and this week unveiled a prototype skiing exoskeleton which the company claims will help experts and amateurs alike.
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Critics never seemed to get over their alleged "amateurism," which, considering that none of them were actual amateurs, smacked of boring, run-of-the-mill sexism.
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But I've been getting to play around with Tilt Brush this weekend, and as we've noted before, it's a lot of fun even for complete amateurs.
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But again, in this age of where amateurs can do anything as well as professionals, I was happy to see the professionals vindicated a little bit.
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It's hoped that the new and improved bee hive, which also makes honey collection easier, will spur interested amateurs to take up beekeeping around the world.
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"I love what I do, and I love playing tennis with amateurs, regular guys, helping to teach them to enjoy tennis more." editing by John Stonestreet
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The Olympic tournament is no longer the preserve of amateurs, with AIBA approving a constitutional change in June that allows professionals in for the first time.
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Over the last two years, however, a growing number of professionals have joined, allowing the amateurs to see exactly how hard the pros race and train.
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The industry knows this and many in the industry are demading proper regulation to keep the amateurs out who could ruin the whole business with mistakes. .
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In most cases, when comparing the films of the artists and the "hardcore amateurs" without the help of wall text, it's hard to tell the difference.
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Benjamin West's unfinished portrait, the "Signing of the Treaty of Paris," can prompt our thinking about the epic endeavors of American diplomats — amateurs at the time.
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Reagins, who is black, said M.L.B. had poured millions of dollars into initiatives designed to increase participation in a sport that is increasingly expensive for amateurs.
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Most amateurs learn that they are much more likely to achieve the policy goals they campaigned on by working within existing institutions rather than torching them.
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The waiting room could convince celebrities that streaming is worth their time, and make amateurs more confident that someone actually wants to see what they transmit.
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Here however, the mindset is not explicitly feminist and the artists not amateurs; likewise the spotlight is greater and the works of a mightier financial value.
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And he did survive the only true test of his career back in 2250 against Dillian Whyte, who actually beat Joshua when the two were amateurs.
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Cheap smartphone apps, artificial intelligence, and Photoshop knockoffs are accessible to amateurs and hobbyists, and YouTube is a constantly replenishing source of step-by-step tutorials.
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For the first hour, Mr. Rau recreates the team's research into the events and the process of casting the production, which includes two Liège-based amateurs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Amateurs may think that inspiration drives artistic production, but professionals know the muses are rarely to blame for creative clogging.
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The majority of them were amateurs, looking for seeds, lumber to build raised beds and basic information about soil and how to grow food, he said.
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"Professionals deliver; amateurs explain why they couldn't!" to the 9-year-old who wasn't able to get the shifter on the sit-down mower into gear.
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Since the start of the Open era in 1968, when professional tennis players were allowed to compete with amateurs, the U.S. Open had seen radical change.
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Twitch, boasting millions of consumers watching professional gamers, influencers, or amateurs, is a platform where marketers can run traditional video ads or pay for product mentions.
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That was at least three times the going rate for Dominican amateurs, said Omar Minaya, then the Mets' assistant general manager in charge of international scouting.
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His decision, based on his need to make a living, prevented him from playing the majors for five years because only amateurs were allowed to compete.
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Restoring these old "warbirds" is honorable business, the work of dedicated amateurs and professionals who lovingly return rusting metal and shredded fabric to its wartime glory.
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She takes eager amateurs and lends them a (literal) hand in making their moves to a professional career in porn by teaching them the necessary skills.
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If Mr. Trump empowers him and defers to his judgment, General McMaster could be an important moderating force in an administration packed with radicals and amateurs.
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But for the moment, we sang our own hearts out, a bunch of amateurs, taking it all in, old enough to know we sounded good enough.
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It offered classes in plant-based cooking and nutrition for amateurs and for chefs, more than 2,600 of whom completed the institute's six-month professional program.
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The tournament has hosted matches between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic and involves pro tennis players being paired with amateurs to compete for the Necker Cup.
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Maher was one of the club's most successful amateurs and, along with his two brothers, formed the backbone for Rapids's multiple state, regional and national titles.
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Some of it is self-contradictory: Is the problem that conservatives are amateurs or that they are professionals who are more interested in outrage than good government?
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Sir Jeremy is a professional in a world of amateurs—he has worked for four successive prime ministers and is politically astute as well as coolly efficient.
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No one has accomplished such a feat since Bobby Jones swept the U.S. and British Opens and Amateurs, the four biggest events of his day, in 1930.
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I rounded up a few kits — some geared for nail pros, others for amateurs like me — to see if I could level up my monthly manicure process.
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With the IOC's blessing of autonomy, AIBA announced they would also allow professional boxers to compete in the Olympics alongside amateurs three months after the headgear ban.
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"I can't think of anything more inappropriate than to put amateurs to work," said Nathan Lents, a biology professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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For Amateurs in Space, filmmaker Max Kestner followed Madsen and then-collaborator Kristian von Bengtson for six years as they attempted to send a man into space.
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This, being quite a task (and not one easily delegated to automatic optical-recognition systems), was carried out in part by a bunch of 120,000 enthusiastic amateurs.
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Anchor launched late last year and has iterated a bit in the time since to make the app work better for amateurs who want to start podcasting.
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Whenever you see people doing art, whether they are amateurs at a swing dance class or a professional painter, you invariably see them trying to get better.
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Hypermind, which selects amateurs for its panel via a test, says some eight in 23 of its almost 2,500 forecasters on the French election come from France.
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But this hack definitely isn't for amateurs, because there's a really good chance you might end up destroying two consoles that are both not easy to replace.
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Everyone from amateurs to medical professionals alike have taken interest, and honestly, the fan base for this particular pastime sport isn't showing any signs of stopping soon.
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Or you can opt for the aforementioned 'deluxe' version which includes a physical RC controller which makes it a little easier for amateurs to fly—without crashing.
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First of all, the original AlphaGo had the benefit of learning from literally thousands of previously played Go games, including those played by human amateurs and professionals.
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Here are the best plays from the series: Take notes, Rocket League amateurs, because learning from the best is the only way to get to the top.
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Amateurs like Ms Bretan, who sing arias through a microphone, can certainly be pleasing to listen to—but they are not performing opera as it was intended.
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Under his leadership, AIBA has attempted to centralise boxing, creating three global divisions—for amateurs, semi-professionals and full professionals—to retain young fighters throughout their careers.
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Lennox Lewis, a former gold medalist and heavyweight world champion, has bemoaned that "Olympic boxing is built for amateurs and is the highest achievement you can get".
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In the case of Dylan Hicks — whose second novel, "Amateurs," offers a millennial take on the comedy of manners — the answer to the first question is simple.
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And with money from the Mercer family funding Cambridge Analytica to scientifically customize advertising to each individual voter, the Koch brothers now look like super PAC amateurs.
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And over the last five years or so, many amateurs, like the pros before them, have installed special cranks or other systems to measure their power output.
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Management hoped that would move negotiations along, believing that the players might be willing to take that deal because amateurs are not yet members of the union.
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As the competition escalates, the amateurs will be challenged to master progressively difficult skills, culminating in a final craft-off between the most creative and tenacious contestants.
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The program, which can be used by advanced coders and amateurs alike, creates trippy, Van Gogh-like masterpieces that are, for lack of a better term, dreamy.
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The teams will be made up of some combination of amateurs, pros from the KHL and other leagues, and NHLers who are out of work or retired.
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Past versions of AlphaGo learned to play by having the data from thousands of games played by humans, ranging from professionals to amateurs, inputted into the system.
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Wall Street money managers are not used to standing on the sidelines while amateurs get rich off something the pros don't really understand, or worst yet, own.
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For all three stages, the final detailed routes should be in place next year, allowing amateurs to cycle the Tour's route beforehand and get into the spirit.
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After all, on YouTube, hyper-realistic animal performances abound, filmed by amateurs who have all the time in the world to capture interesting behaviors from their pets.
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Billions of images have been created since then, but only in recent years have amateurs' contributions begun to be comprehensively assessed as both collectibles and cultural artifacts.
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It was at all of those teams in quiet towns and sleepy villages, teams made up of enthusiastic amateurs and semiprofessionals, that Sarri the manager was shaped.
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The other classes do not have the same requirement, but are often helmed by the owner with crews of both professionals and amateurs, often friends and family.
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Stars in earlier eras often skipped the Australian Open or turned professional, rendering themselves ineligible for the Grand Slam tournaments, which were reserved for "amateurs" until 1968.
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Plenty of athletes make the vacation circuit signing autographs, but a more active wave of sports trips caters to amateurs interested in gleaning training tips from champions.
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The deal seems generally similar to the last one, with adjustments on luxury-tax rates and thresholds, the entry method for international amateurs, and free-agent compensation.
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But some people felt the compensation was still insufficient, and to this day, the fight over whether college athletes should be treated as workers or amateurs continues.
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This week, there are college amateurs, club professionals and a National Hockey League referee teeing it up alongside the likes of Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson and Woods.
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Both of them were "Borstal boys", juvenile offenders, who had served custodial sentences and missed the opportunity to box proper in the ring as amateurs or professionals.
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All photographers featured online and in print are a combination of "seasoned film photographers and amateurs that make images and photographs with a woman's eye," she explains.
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That would be the first of hundreds of portraits taken of him by all sorts of photographers, from amateurs to established names like Harry Borden and Rankin.
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For a long time, no one believed amateurs would make their own videos, but that changed when you could easily film a scene by holding up a phone.
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The technologies underlying this shift will soon push us into new creative realms, amplifying the capabilities of today's artists and elevating amateurs to the level of seasoned pros.
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Now, new fruit stickers from Freshmax in New Zealand have arrived to help produce amateurs determine an avocado's ripeness based on where its color falls on the spectrum.
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There was 303's My Private Submarine and 2016's Amateurs in Space, which was still enjoying a long festival run when Madsen was arrested for Wall's murder.
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Pairing a background in mixology and a dash of knowledge around chemical reactions, bar owner Kinsey Johnson warned that these beverages are definitely not for amateurs to attempt.
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Most of the volunteers are amateurs interested in paleontology, like a retired meat cutter, a retired secretary of an oil and gas company and a retired aerospace engineer.
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It's a neat trick, I just wish that since the camera is aimed at beginners and amateurs, Canon had included an option to stack images in camera too.
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S.) 1891 H. Briggs (Britain) beat P. Baigneres *The Championships became an Open in 1968, as professional players were allowed to compete with amateurs for the first time.
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Parrot unveiled an entirely new model that can take off, steer, and land all on its own; it's meant to make starting with a drone easier for amateurs.
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He installed a bunch of amateurs in the White House, including family members, none of whom has any particular experience or talent related to the portfolios given them.
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It isn't clear why, but AV-Comparatives said the apps were likely developed by amateurs or non-security vendors that were more focused on making money through ads.
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Recent Olympic bouts have therefore been contested by young amateurs and AIBA's stable of journeyman fighters, most of whom will be unfamiliar names to the casual pugilism fan.
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While Donovan was not employed by America's post-war intelligence organization, many of his "Glorious Amateurs" were, and four would go on to hold the agency's top post.
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Photos taken by amateurs can sometimes acquire new value on account of their uniqueness, their age or simply the knowledge that they were once meaningful to a stranger.
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"We're not suggesting a complete Tour de France although we have shown that if amateurs can do it, then of course women professionals can do it," Gibson said.
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" In comparison, says Khouri, the Saudis and its Gulf allies are "amateurs, and now they are trying to do something in Lebanon to show they are tough guys.
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That's the difference between a disciplined, professionally-run campaign focused on the finish line, and a campaign made up of bumbling amateurs fixated on grabbing today's new cycle.
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Prize money was available to everyone although many of the amateurs, including Richey, did not pick up their cheques for fear they might be banned from team competitions.
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We have to discuss this with experts, not with the amateurs who wrote the animal rights law and the MPs who passed it and forced it on us.
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Coccoli grows in conjunction with tanoaks and madrone but amateurs beware—while coccoli are completely edible, the genus Amanita contains some of the most deadly shrooms out there.
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It's a setup that isn't going to cut the sonic muster for established DJs, but amateurs could definitely make use of the line out for their external speakers.
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The N.C.A.A. responded that college athletes were amateurs and that the distinctive nature of college sports would be destroyed by turning a scholastic model into a professional one.
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The orchestra was under-rehearsed and patched with amateurs; the soprano was a late replacement; the "Choral Fantasy" derailed so severely, Beethoven had to stop and restart it.
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Paid with the country's near-worthless bank notes, these amateurs in turn supply the government with hard currency to purchase badly needed imports of food and hygiene products.
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Image courtesy of the BFI Macrophotography and micro-filmmaking are commonplace these days, practiced by amateurs and professionals alike to expose hidden worlds or create abstract, striking imagery.
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Games are everywhere now: played by amateurs and professionals across the country and, increasingly, the world, and broadcast on TV and online, exposing the game to new audiences.
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Quant à sa créatrice, elle s'est retrouvée avec une armée de fervents amateurs : aux dernières nouvelles, 6,3 millions exemplaires de ses livres ont été vendus dans le monde.
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Just look at his two most recent plays: the sci-fi drama "Marjorie Prime," set in 2062, and "The Amateurs," about 14th-century actors outrunning the Black Plague.
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Four accomplished singers hummed along to varying pitches on their phones and we amateurs mimicked them as we strolled through the park, during the early 4:32 p.m.
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A recent documentary, "Impossible Dreamers," produced by Eric Goldfarb and Erik Howell through Better World Film Group, follows senior athletes who are amateurs as they train for competition.
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Michael Chabon's "Manhood for Amateurs" and John Jeremiah Sullivan's "Pulphead" are two collections of essays that have the warmth, playfulness and brawn you seem to be searching for.
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Ms. Churchill is one in a cohort of makers, amateurs and professionals, dedicated to a sustainable holiday this year: a redemptive, perhaps pre-emptive, precursor to sober January.
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If you, or your parents, were a drummer growing up in the 70s or 103s... you know about the endless hours amateurs spent trying to play like Neil.
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Facebook is trying a brand-new approach to its fake news problem: hire part-time amateurs to Google whether things they see on Facebook are true or not.
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Dr. Cerchio said many whale experts and amateurs thought they had seen Bryde's whales, a slightly larger species of baleen whale, when they were really watching Omura's whales.
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He has grouped Mr. Rubio with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas as a pair of political amateurs from Washington, and he has singled out Mr. Rubio for special disdain.
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"Basically, radio amateurs started sending text instead of sound like 100 years ago, and they got into converting playboy girls into textmode [like ASCII, PETSCII and teletext]," goto80 said.
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Basketball, tennis, soccer and other sports have 'pros vs amateurs' in Olympics, the difference is that in boxing, there are no goals, baskets or points, 'YOU DONT PLAY BOXING'.
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Amateurs in Space is a reminder that, just like Hollywood biopics, documentaries don't necessarily excavate the depths of their characters, and instead condense human lives into easily consumable storylines.
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Its characters are amateurs, a trio of siblings from Boone County, West Virginia, who try to rob the Charlotte Motor Speedway during the biggest NASCAR race of the year.
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The music hailed mostly from the 16th century, when the lute loomed large in aristocratic circles, wielded by both professionals (extremely well recompensed, according to Mr. O'Dette) and amateurs.
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This is why Vogel is drafting a bill for the state of New Jersey to make it easier for families to differentiate between certified professionals and money-hungry amateurs.
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Despite having the most Grand Slam wins of any individual since professionals and amateurs could compete together, Williams still had her tennis skills questioned by a reporter in January.
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New York (CNN)Fortnite is growing its physical presence with a giant, three-day sporting event that kicked off Friday and included a competition that pitted pros against amateurs.
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And since the video is provided not by professional cinematographers but by amateurs with helmet cams and handheld devices, the filming is shaky and can be hard to follow.
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That seemed strange to Dr. Myhrvold, because even amateurs can easily spot celestial objects far inside Earth's orbit like Venus, 26 million miles closer to the sun than Earth.
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" Lily Burana (@lilyburana) is the author of "Strip City: A Stripper's Farewell Journey Across America" and, most recently, "Grace for Amateurs: Field Notes on a Journey Back to Faith.
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It means that most classical singers can't sing some of the finest and most lucrative vocal repertoire, and that the music they can sing is mostly written for amateurs.
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He brought in dozens of amateurs and pros from across the country and fashioned a set of medals emblazoned with a caricature of his upper body, shirtless and flexing.
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As concerning as these developments may seem, there is a comforting caveat that political amateurs can only wreak havoc on democracy if they fail to conform to political norms.
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Student-athletes shall be amateurs in an intercollegiate sport, and their participation should be motivated primarily by education and by the physical, mental and social benefits to be derived.
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"Let's Play"-style videos of the game are fascinating because seasoned gamers reduced to amateurs, screaming at the screen not in frustration or excitement, but simply to move forward.
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This is Mr. Bel's trick or gift: No one seems embarrassed — not the amateurs onstage, not the people viewing, not even the organizers who fell for Mr. Bel's swindle.
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Garcia's $40,000 signing bonus, while modest compared to some of the paydays earned by other young international amateurs and top draft picks, was life-changing money for his family.
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There are sites with artsy high productions, the down and dirty kinky, genuine amateurs, personalized experiences with stars, and an underrated category of erotica that isn't just video porn.
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The shoes have also become popular among sub-elite runners, and their bright green and neon pink hues are a common sight on the feet of high-performing amateurs.
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Nine showed an association with greater intensity, and two reported that higher mileage and higher pace were related to greater prevalence of osteoarthritis in elite athletes, but not amateurs.
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The larger problem is that too many campaign analysts suffer from a constant need to prove that they are smarter and more plugged-in than amateurs watching at home.
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Even when top Canadian amateurs leave for the United States to play college golf, coaches from Golf Canada work with American college coaches to maintain contact with their players.
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But much has changed in the sport — and a lot of other domains — since they last played in 1965, when Davis Cup was open only to amateurs, not professionals.
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While a reliance on local amateurs has allowed the Islamic State to announce that it can stage terrorism around the world, it has also led to many failed attacks.
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And they sharply differed in their approaches to interrogating terrorist suspects, with FBI officials blasting their counterparts in Langley as brutish amateurs in the art of extracting valuable information.
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Read more: 21 products we were hesitant about at first but ended up really liking Here on the Insider Picks team, we're no amateurs when it comes to commuting.
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FIFA, soccer's governing body (more on this group below), wanted to stage an international competition where professionals — instead of amateurs at the Olympics — could play and draw big crowds.
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"Particularly in a country with no big telescopes around," Berstein said, "It's important to be in contact with amateurs who could do many things that are valuable for science."[Nature]
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Based at a boxing club that trains amateurs and has produced professionals, Empire Fighting Chance uses boxing to help troubled young people drifting into a life of unemployment or crime.
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While pros don't make a lot of the mistakes amateurs do, he said, pros often decide they want to fight like Floyd Mayweather, when their style isn't suited to that.
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" Gingrich said Wednesday in an interview with CNN that he believes Trump has made "the kinds of mistakes that amateurs make," but that he is also "learning very, very fast.
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City Museum's timely exhibition tells the story of how the New York City Marathon became the world-class race it is today, including photos from amateurs and professionals on display.
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Not only does it let an amateurs try their hand oil painting, it also lets a more experienced artist mock up a larger piece without having to waste a canvas.
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Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite, put various spins on the game for fun events on Friday, including a celebrity competition better known as Pro-Am, or professionals versus amateurs.
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Professional chefs and amateurs alike can now learn directly from the source what it takes to cook a dish worthy of a thumbs up, thanks to this Ramsay-led Masterclass.
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"Our economy depends on these trading routes continuing to function yet [Transport Secretary] Chris Grayling is prepared to rely on amateurs in the event of a no deal," he said.
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Provided the winner remains an amateur, the champion will also receive an invitation to the next five Augusta National Women's Amateurs, as well as the remaining women's majors for 2019.
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Two decades on, computers are much better than humans at chess but remain amateurs when it comes to the much tougher, ancient game of Go. Or at least, they did.
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I went on research trips, mailed a lot of letters, sent hundreds of emails, and ultimately included works by over 50 different photographers who were photojournalists, artists, activists, and amateurs.
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"Human smuggling is more profitable than drugs or guns, so these guys presumably running this are not amateurs," said Joe Lowry, a spokesman for the Organization for Migration in Bangkok.
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As a Recorded Future official said yesterday — albeit without the detail of the report — if emergency hiring leads Tehran to hire amateurs, they may be less amenable to government control.
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Though other Olympic sports such as basketball and hockey allow professional athletes to compete alongside amateurs, there are perhaps more pronounced differences between the two in a sport like boxing.
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They rely on sophisticated algorithms of statistical data, and Le-Marechal says he gets ping alerts throughout the day about cheaters — many amateurs, some professionals and even the occasional grandmaster.
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It is a logical theory, but the vast inventory of hard-throwing amateurs — cultivated at velocity factories, raised to push the limits of the radar gun — will always captivate teams.
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Dr. Kopelman, 65, is a founder and president of the Coastal Research Education Society of Long Island and a guide for amateurs willing to spend six hours on the sea.
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For weed-curious amateurs, the book serves as a life raft for the next time you're not sure what to do when a joint makes its way around a party.
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The Rangers and the Detroit Red Wings wired Frank Calder, the president of the league, to protest Chicago's use of "amateurs" while other teams were still vying for playoff positions.
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That deluge of data from both professional astronomers and amateurs might one day help scientists with forecasting eruptive solar ejections, or "space weather," detrimental to communication satellites and power grids.
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" Professional conservationists specializing in paper, textiles, and other delicate materials travelled around the country, helping interested amateurs to, as he put it, "preserve Grandma's old shawl, or that wonderful photograph.
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These prints, from glass negatives discovered during the renovation of the old Police Headquarters on Centre Street, were taken mostly by amateurs when crime photography was still in its infancy.
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But clarifying this kind of text-heavy composition is no easy assignment for a massed chorus of amateurs, and words and textures were largely subsumed in a mushy overall sonority.
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Also popular were plays for schools and amateurs along with modern classics from writers like Eugene O'Neill and George Bernard Shaw, Ms. Seligman told the Brooklyn Daily Eagle in 1931.
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Knox-Johnston, who now runs the Clipper Race, a round-the-world sailing race with stops for amateurs, said the effects of climate change could limit these types of races.
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Today, only wrestling continues to prohibit participation in the Games to amateurs only, as boxing, one of the last bastions of amateur-only athletics now allows professional fighters to compete.
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In 1995 she created P.A.R.T.S. — Performing Arts Research and Training Studios — a contemporary dance school in Brussels that offers classes for both professional dancers as well as amateurs and children.
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And he thinks that over time he can layer in additional services to make Splice a digital hub for pros like Felder, amateurs in their garage and everyone in between.
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When tools for producing fake video perform at higher quality than today's CGI and are simultaneously available to untrained amateurs, these forgeries might comprise a large part of the information ecosystem.
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The days of amateurs building the best StarCraft bots appear to be numbered now that two giant companies that compete in both online ads and AI prowess have taken an interest.
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Mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras started cropping up about a decade ago with much smaller sensors, and targeted at amateurs and wannabees who wanted to swap lenses but didn't want huge cameras.
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He said "The American people said no more amateurs" and compared Trump's selection process to 1989, when the rules were changed to allow professional basketball players to compete in the Olympics.
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Not that it's exactly groundbreaking information; the brand is, and has been, a longtime favorite of pros and amateurs alike — especially when it comes to its cult lipstick formulas and shades.
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Jack Riley, a longtime West Point hockey coach who guided a team of bickering amateurs to a startling gold medal in the 21986 Winter Olympics, died on Wednesday in Sandwich, Mass.
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Bromell and Andre De Grasse, a 21-year-old Canadian, tied for the bronze medal in the 100 at the world championships in Beijing last year when they were still amateurs.
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Citizen science has been around for ages—professional astronomers, geologists and archaeologists have long had their work supplemented by enthusiastic amateurs—and new cheap instruments can usefully spread the movement's reach.
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Rucker Park in Harlem, the West 4th Street courts in Greenwich Village—these contemporary coliseums of passing the proverbial rock are treated as hallowed ground for talented amateurs and professionals alike.
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But on a more fundamental level, the charges violated the NCAA's insistence that its athletes, even those at top-flight schools and playing marquee sports like basketball and football, are amateurs.
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College athletes must be amateurs, Emmert has claimed, because fans want to believe that said athletes are competing for pride, school, and the love of sport—and not filthy, debased lucre.
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Fast forward two decades and artificial intelligence is now taking on the mind-boggling complexities of Go -- and winning with a machine that, until recently, could only compete with human amateurs.
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These "amateurs" are 18- to 21-year-old women who are pulled into the industry, lured by promises of easy money and fame, without really understanding the nature of the job.
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Amateurs and professional developers can order the suite for $99 on Kickstarter before it gets retailed at $150, a price tag Sun believes is competitive for consumer-facing robotic development kits.
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It also comes with some nice touches for amateurs, such as simple speed switches and removable prop guards to prevent propeller damage when you (inevitably) fly the drone into a wall.
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Morgan Ruig and Evan Shay, both 21, have recently returned from competing at the North Korean Open (a championship open to all amateurs) where they masqueraded as professionals, for some reason.
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This administration is full of a bunch of amateurs who do not know how government works and they think they can flout the law and rules and do whatever they want.
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It's become relatively easy for amateurs to create these videos with the spread of open source AI models and datasets online, and researchers are working on ways to automatically detect them.
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As in the GOAT debate, it is easier to compare and contrast indoor play in the Open era, when the major events were open to all instead of only to amateurs.
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And the able Cincinnatians — led by Louis Langrée, who has proved his Classical-era bona fides summer after summer at the Mostly Mozart Festival in New York — were far from amateurs.
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"PETA would prefer that if the snakes have to be removed, that it not be left in the hands of amateurs," said Lori Kettler, deputy general counsel for the PETA Foundation.
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Halfway through the troupe's journey toward salvation — which for them means a command performance with an important duke who may take them under his wing — "The Amateurs" jumps ahead seven centuries.
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As in his 2015 play "Marjorie Prime" — a superbly controlled exercise in speculative fiction that elicits profound feeling without appearing to solicit it — "The Amateurs" works by a kind of indirection.
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On one side of the room was a bulky, ungainly bellows camera on a tripod: a homemade contraption that the artists, like Victorian photographic amateurs, had built to their own specification.
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Refreshingly, Sophie Germain's story not only reminds us of the importance of perseverance, it recalls a time when discoveries were often made by hard-working amateurs — for the fun of it.
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The low barrier to entry has attracted conspiracy theorists whose work has been removed from other platforms, as well as low-quality amateurs looking to rack up advertising money, reporters found.
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In April 1968, for the first time, professionals were allowed to join amateurs in a major tournament, the British Hard Court Championships, ushering in what is known as the open era.
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Two years later, when the United States boycotted the Moscow Olympics, Main Events signed Johnny Bumphus, a future junior welterweight champion — the first recruit in its quest to find talented amateurs.
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