"Propose an action plan in a thank-you noteIn your follow-up note after the pitch meeting, McGinnis said, "propose concrete next steps for them to react to — amorphous communication conveys amorphous management.
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These amorphous restrictions have also caused problems in the past.
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Hinduism is an amorphous religion, with many schools and sects.
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China's options for countering such amorphous efforts are not straightforward.
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It is amorphous, elusive, and gives the impression of infinity.
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"You're not screwing some big amorphous nameless company," Schreiber said.
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This time, it was flat and amorphous, like an amoeba.
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For decades, physicists have dreamed of this perfect amorphous solid.
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Ms. Rashad's staging, blurry and amorphous, is responsible for that.
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Even seasoned defenders of cryptic formalism may find it amorphous.
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Collectively, it represents the amorphous consciousness of the global elite.
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But they've been reframed into this amorphous narrative about trust.
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In the end, the concept still felt a little amorphous.
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It's metallic, bluish-purple, and sports an amorphous, latticed spike plate.
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The authors suspect more amorphous, long-term forces are at work.
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Poroshenko has described his opponent as "giggling, inexperienced, weak, ideologically amorphous".
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Amorphous shapes float, twirl, and bounce against a neon-blue background.
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Unlimited will be out June 17 via his Amorphous Music label.
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That vote reflected more an amorphous sense of optimism under Reagan.
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The Microsoft Graph is an interesting but also somewhat amorphous idea.
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"Yellow Amorphous" (1950) is similarly fixed and buoyant, concrete and otherworldly.
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This is what the amorphous "establishment" looks like on one end.
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But the amorphous nature of the threat demands a cool assessment.
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But there are also applications for these amorphous robots on Earth.
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They were roundly amorphous, like cookie dough plopped onto a baking sheet.
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The liberal order it stands for has always been an amorphous concept.
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Crushes are one of the most amorphous, free-flowing concepts in existence.
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Amorphous bodies dance and twist across canvases, with flashes of bright colour.
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Perhaps Father's Day is now as amorphous as the moniker "daddy" itself.
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But unfortunately the membership in a particular social group is completely amorphous.
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Any offsetting benefits look more amorphous and less certain, in our view.
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It's woozy, amorphous R&B given a little jolt by Pusha's presence.
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There can also be no clear victory against so amorphous an enemy.
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"Orientation tough," drily notes a critique written on several amorphous oblong shapes.
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It has a defined geographic territory, even if those boundaries are amorphous.
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What's missing is the more amorphous and lowbrow aesthetic quality called accessibility.
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The resulting visual abstraction complements narratives that are especially oblique and amorphous.
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It is an amorphous organism that investors and economists try to predict.
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The resemblance to what most people know as a "steak" is amorphous.
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If you don't, bad -- if amorphous -- things will happen to the country.
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The Constitution is an amorphous and ever-morphing, pliable and breathing entity.
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Here in Malaysia, I venture into the amorphous future before they do.
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We know when we grow plants in zero gravity they become amorphous.
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But it's not because voters are vulnerable to some amorphous globalist conspiracy.
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One is clangorous, amorphous, psychedelic, the other consonant, neatly contained and semiclassical.
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Mental health disorders are also amorphous things, with overlapping symptoms among different diagnoses.
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Part of that is the amorphous but ultimately very dull phenomenon of racism.
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I believe, until our series, the police response has been rhetorical and amorphous.
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Cohen emerged from the world of broadcast journalism, a field that's increasingly amorphous.
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All of it is waving in the general direction of some amorphous apocalypse.
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To me, the word pins down some amorphous, unnameable terror with a stake.
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Once listed as a library, it is now in an amorphous "other" category.
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The result is an amorphous blend of pop, post-punk and new wave.
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During Julius's visit, Muriel feels an attraction to him that's visceral but amorphous.
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It's better even than the Reese's Halloween pumpkin or their amorphous Christmas tree.
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Again, the specific charges were always amorphous — plastic enough to change as needed.
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She also explains that this unadorned, amorphous-seeming movement has been carefully arranged.
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Mr. Gimenez has disavowed the sanctuary city label, an amorphous, highly politicized term.
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The third crisis is perhaps the most amorphous but also the most important.
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Red tides are amorphous and can be steered by wind and water currents.
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Over the years, the Supreme Court has tried to clarify this rather amorphous standard.
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The fictional book will be about "an amorphous serial rapist," according to the publisher.
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The question is how amorphous a movement can become with disappearing into thin air.
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What results is an amorphous shape formed by stars and wisps of interstellar gas.
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Instead, they see point clouds or lattices that might some amorphous form about them.
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Media is sensibility or brand or a lot more amorphous things that you're buying.
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That second wild card team was added in 2012 to solve amorphous, situational ills.
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There are femme4femme couples, butch4butch couples, amorphous groups, tight-knit groups, everyone in between.
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First, though, how do you define and measure such an amorphous concept as creativity?
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Answer: not if the question refers to the vague, amorphous, undefined progressivism of today.
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The threat of HFCs, like carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, is more amorphous.
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However, Brexit did not cause the rise of similar amorphous, conspiracy-theory-loving movements.
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Seldom are these amorphous concerns noted on project proposals, curatorial agendas, or marketing strategies.
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This arena is more amorphous than policy but can be at least as important.
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She lusts for Odin's realm, which remains as drearily amorphous and anonymous as before.
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Untethered by style, medium or geography, such ventures can seem both arbitrary and amorphous.
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But I've been reading various accounts of 1990-91, and they're kind of amorphous.
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The researchers say they believe that amorphous calcium carbonate is initially formed by proteins.
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What's a more amorphous pile of goo than the innards or a decaying corpse?
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Shorn of territory, it has gone back to being an amorphous and largely invisible network.
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We're reminded that gender is as amorphous and changeable as violence and danger are imminent.
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The situation is far less straightforward with activities that are inherently amorphous and or ambiguous.
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Like many movements, the alt-right is an amorphous group and has no real hierarchy.
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Mall smoothies came with an amorphous suggestion of nutritional soundness, but were far from elitist.
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Instead, the real cheating epidemic caused by the internet is much more subtle and amorphous.
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And that blame is going to land squarely on Facebook, not some amorphous Libra Association.
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But if the effects are so amorphous it is hard to know what to do.
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He inserted himself between the wall of armored police and the amorphous crowd of demonstrators.
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It's always been this amorphous thing, whether something is a sub-genre of another thing.
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But it's all just part of the landscape, blending together into one amorphous CocaAdidaDraftStarKingWars blob.
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Trump's core success here has been his usurpation of amorphous anger into his political identity.
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So, is it Apple they're nervous about or is there just an amorphous someone's listening?
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Researchers tried quite a few different ways to stick a tag on amorphous, fragile jelly.
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Instead, to contain this amorphous threat, we'll almost certainly have to look elsewhere for help.
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Life's to-do lists swept me along until E.'s needs shaped my amorphous world.
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Until now, this has been an obstacle for the company's amorphous labor force of drivers.
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"People have found it challenging to describe something that is somewhat amorphous," Mr. Snyder said.
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All are amorphous representations of bodies, some with dashes of color to accent certain parts.
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Natasha rolls out the scrap tart dough they brought with them into an amorphous shape.
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The field of art — particularly in the United States — is a sprawling and amorphous entity.
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Crutchfield doesn't often weave amorphous shapes, but she understands the appeal from a consumer perspective.
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Like European identity itself, the role of "institutions" can seem vague, amorphous and of overstated importance.
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It's not literal or strict but more of a fluid, amorphous presentation of that stuff thematically.
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For a story that's supposed to be so intimate and personal, it's also amorphous and unspecific.
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Since then, the Floating Museum has taken on numerous iterations, remaining amorphous and ambiguous in location.
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" It's much easier to center a political movement around criticizing an amorphous external force—"the system!
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Then there's the BLM movement, a more amorphous collection of racial justice groups like Campaign Zero.
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But in the modern day of infinitely long and amorphous chains, that isn't always the case.
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Bizarrely, she's a perfect all-rounder onto whom listeners can project an amorphous, pleasantly beautiful vision.
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Trumpism is far less ideological and more amorphous, a personality cult more than a coherent philosophy.
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Mr. Trump understands the symbolic value of this amorphous, generalized veteran forever wronged by the government.
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While amorphous shapes dominate Chiaozza's art, in Wall Works the pair deploy a slightly different aesthetic.
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Wireless still resembles a dry old chicken pen crammed with an amorphous web of selfie sticks.
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Uncowed, the alt-right—an amorphous movement that includes many white supremacists—is planning future rallies.
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"At Netflix, talent development is much more amorphous [than at other places]," the former employee said.
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And self-care, like its near cousin wellness, is an amorphous, evolving term, an open tent.
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The effect is amorphous and a bit wobbly, like entering a space with no vertical lines.
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"That's a very broad statement about what is still an extraordinarily amorphous transaction," Mr. Coffee said.
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"The Braves" is a vague, amorphous team name, but its reference has always been crystal clear.
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Like others in the industry, Tamara and James acknowledge that the term "boutique hotel" is amorphous.
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In market terms, his label has come to define the space described by that amorphous notion.
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"Cloud Relief 1" and "2" (1313–16) most literally represent the amorphous nature of digital data.
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Some Ewe rhythms have a slippery, collapsing quality, an amorphous relationship to any easily recognizable downbeat.
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From afar, the shapes on his aluminum wall hangings, layered with paper, look blurred and amorphous.
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In the months since Donald Trump was elected president, the alt-right has gone from being an amorphous group of incorrigible shitposters to an amorphous group of incorrigible shitposters with a growing audience, a prominent place in the media ecosystem, and a bunch of intra-group feuds.
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Image: Kickstarter/GizmodoKickstarter revealed the Amorphous Blob responsible for eating its old logo eight days ago. Eight!
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The phone is made of liquidmorphium, an "amorphous "liquid metal" alloy tougher than either titanium or steel".
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In "Tracks of the Mormons" (1960), he divides the painting up into large, amorphous areas of color.
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There is, as of yet, no war against the amorphous threat to nobody known as Big Caffeine.
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It was around this amorphous state of pre-modern time, that witchcraft started to come to prominence.
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He's been enjoying one of those amorphous and cushy executive positions without any real responsibility for years.
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The movement, if there really is one, is amorphous, multifaceted, and prone to factionalism and internal squabbling.
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There is no need to compare every one of your possessions to some amorphous definition of minimalism.
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It's difficult to pinpoint a cause for so amorphous a phenomenon as anxiety, although some have tried.
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What constitutes ideological violence has decayed; instead, amorphous rage has become a persistent feature of public life.
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It's heavier than in "Division," yet the sliding off its surface is similarly amorphous and idea-thin.
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Mr. Zelensky is inexperienced, politically amorphous and thought to have ties to the oligarch Ihor V. Kolomoisky.
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"Energy" is uncritically presented as an amorphous catch-all cause, and treatment for, so many our ailments.
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Then there is the fact that discontent toward Trump -- among Republicans -- remains somewhat amorphous at the moment.
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One of the biggest challenges to containing the cancer that is Antifa is its amorphous, disconnected nature.
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Impeachable offenses are "public offenses," they include more amorphous actions like abuse of one's office and power.
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Popular culture holds an affinity for positioning love as an intangible, amorphous feeling; something impossible to convey.
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It's an amorphous, one-size-fits-all quotation that can be applied to life over and over again.
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Trump is expected to travel to Ohio later this week to galvanize support for his still amorphous plan.
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The amorphous nature of trying to sweep over an immeasurable amount of forgotten-about spending ammunition, is fruitless.
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Faceless, amorphous, and boundless, the tall black-suited figure sprang from the crowdsourced anxieties of our online hivemind.
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In 2010 they formed Moon Pool and Dead Band, an amorphous exploration of the edges of the club.
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Mr. Obama chalks up the contradictions both to politics and to the amorphous, unseen nature of the threat.
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I like how some of those songs feel like they are falling apart of crashing, or just amorphous.
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There was a lot of infighting about what the group's demands should be and its goals were amorphous.
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He says he is focused on "terrorism," rather than the more amorphous categories of hate speech and extremism.
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Champagne, we are now told, is not one big amorphous place, as the marketing insisted for so long.
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It's impossible to prove that women are better at amorphous and nebulous things like "leading" or anything else.
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And perhaps in the absence of futile attempts to assess it, gooey amorphous authenticity will reign once more.
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Administration officials initially tried to promote their agenda under an amorphous "seeking peace in the Middle East" rubric.
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Which is all to say that passing the amorphous, ill-defined "qualifications" bar doesn't win you the presidency.
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For months a vague political concept, the Green New Deal took a less amorphous shape last week, when Rep.
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Tracking an open road afront a setting sun and an amorphous shape of a man running into the beyond.
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They are stringless, almost amorphous, "placing you in the position of someone behind the instrument, like her," said Dellinger.
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And, even though the concept of "newsperson" is more amorphous in the modern age, "Apprentice" footage might not qualify.
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But the reality is that AI isn't an amorphous black hole that sucks in unstructured data to produce insights.
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Now they were asking CarbonWA to drop its carefully crafted proposal in favor of an amorphous and uncertain alternative.
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Without a clear leader, however, it seems that the 3D-printed gun movement has become amorphous and inevitably resilient.
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The sounds don't take recognizable shape or form—the wheezing synth passages and abstract synthetics are alien and amorphous.
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Neither inherently good nor bad, Jinn are amorphous entities, able to take the shape of humans and animals alike.
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It's amorphous enough that it could definitely apply if Apple feels inclined, which in this case it obviously does.
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Instead, like an amorphous and murderous body of water, it just drifts and nobody knows where it is going.
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The amorphous shock and outrage of a year ago have given way to the broad contours of a movement.
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Ultimately, the amorphous character of the midnight watch itself may provide the only interpretation that makes any rough sense.
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Too often, though, they seemed soft and shapeless, as if they were amorphous blobs without coherent narratives to unfold.
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The nature of monsters is to be mysterious and amorphous, hence the contradictory traits ascribed to Clinton and Abedin.
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The amorphous, long-term nature of the problem doesn't fit well into political agendas, and companies respond in kind.
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My feelings felt amorphous, which drove me crazy, because I wanted to pin myself down — to know myself fully.
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Mercury and Neptune's meeting created an amorphous atmosphere, and the new moon was energizing, but not any more clarifying.
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J.C. Inexorable foreboding fills "Threshold of Faith," by the electronic composer Ben Frost, a master of glacial, amorphous tension.
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The Tea Party has become an amorphous symbol that can be adopted or lauded by anyone who opposes Obama.
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"He dreams of a soft, submissive, gentle, giggling, inexperienced, weak, ideologically amorphous and politically uncertain president," Mr. Poroshenko said.
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But look more closely and you will find that economic growth rests on a surprisingly amorphous base: consumer confidence.
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Techies tend to blame amorphous entities — the press, investors or "Silicon Valley" in general — for the perils of hype.
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The strange implication is that the reality of the quantum world remains amorphous or indefinite until scientists start measuring.
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The "amorphous" concepts of big and fair in antitrust law could lend itself to political decisions, Ms. McDavid said.
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The two articles are quite amorphous and far less serious than the matters discussed comprehensively in the Mueller report.
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They will most likely interrogate Mr. Sewing about the bank's strategy, which some investors complain is amorphous and unconvincing.
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In times of anxiety and distrust, it's much easier to argue for clear centralized authority than dispersed, amorphous authority.
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"Clearly there is an audience for speeches that rally nationalist causes and against amorphous perceived threats," Mr. Crichlow said.
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It requires seeing photography as part of a larger, amorphous category, one morally up for grabs, called visual culture.
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Discourse about cancel culture aside, it's still an amorphous term that doesn't carry much weight outside of online spaces.
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Typically, Hurwitz attaches an amorphous sculptural image to a reflective metal column in what is known as mirror anamorphosis.
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So she shifted her lens toward Arab men, who are often documented as amorphous crowds but rarely as individuals.
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The problem we'll always have is that music is amorphous but you have to package it and sell it.
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This amorphous cultural space also includes most of Belarus, parts of Kazakhstan and sizable populations in three Baltic States.
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The tabletop gaming community doesn't necessarily overlap with the massive, amorphous communities that make up online video game culture.
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The natural antidote to this condition is not a retrenchment to amorphous, universal descriptors devoid of context or nuance.
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On top of this, an amorphous sense of guilt has taken hold of Baldi in the last few months.
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The album sleeve and booklet swirl and dance with amorphous black and white shapes, textures, and Hyde's impressionistic urban poetry.
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Perhaps you were given a book from an independent bookstore, or maybe an artsy friend bought you an amorphous blobject.
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It's indefinite and amorphous, the same way 401(k)s and grandchildren are to their peers in the civilian world.
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Kirby is a game series about an insatiable, omnivorous, amorphous pink blob with lungs strong enough to suck in trees.
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Sweeney, it seems, does not see the value it trying to protect content that pushes up against that amorphous line.
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But also, I'm just finishing my first novel that's coming out next year on HarperCollins, about an amorphous serial rapist.
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This will sound obtuse or amorphous but it's really this idea of what does the future of work look like?
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Teenagers seeking to understand their amorphous feelings of unease or discontent can learn about it—and like-minded people—online.
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These combinations yield amorphous objects that have an almost organic appearance, as if natural forms are fusing with digital algorithms.
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It's not quite clear why she's so upset—disappointed with how she handled the interview, or perhaps something more amorphous.
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Washington seeks the complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization (CVID) while Pyongyang seeks an amorphous, phased approach to "denuclearization" of the peninsula.
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Inspiration is a much-used, domesticated, amorphous and secular word for what is actually a revolutionary, countercultural and spiritual phenomenon.
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Washburn's swirling, swimming amorphous images, together as a collection entitled Reception, are visually-arresting in their confusing and captivating appearance.
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But members of the amorphous conservative morass known as the alt-right seem to use the term as a taunt.
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They, the pronoun Sadie goes by, have focused on the bright primary colors and created a very amorphous, fluid work.
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Rose-pink pearls dangle from amorphous silver studs, and starkly architectural chokers and rings are flecked with iridescent freshwater pearls.
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Reality is as elastic and amorphous as in classic Max Fleischer cartoons like "Bimbo's Initiation" (1931) or "Snow White" (1933).
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One by South African artist Frances Goodman seems to conjure up intense rage using an amorphous blob of fake fingernails.
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The special counsel's Office introduced to the public a Russia-based company with an amorphous name, the Internet Research Agency.
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Because what we found here today is a president who did not do as being charged — Collins says it's amorphous.
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Phone footage of the crime scene in the diner's parking lot reveals an amorphous shape up beside a woman's corpse.
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To many, the program remains an amorphous term that can encompass all regional development projects, sometimes retroactively, analysts have noted.
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Instead, they were stuffed with more than two dozen curiously wrapped bundles, each enclosing an amorphous blob suspended in liquid.
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Drumbeats lurch and sputter amid eerie, amorphous electronic sounds; instruments like guitars or pianos are relegated to the far distance.
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On billboards, the amorphous wallpaper Apple chose swirled around the notch in loud hues of red, blue, orange, green, and yellow.
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Kavanaugh's speech referencing Scalia was about ambiguities in the way courts interpret laws and the "amorphous tests" used in constitutional interpretation.
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Under Bannon's leadership, Breitbart became a haven for the alt-right, an amorphous far-right movement with strains of white nationalism.
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The movement's ideas are amorphous, but they're aligned with the alt-right, which has championed President Trump and his authoritarian streak.
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The amorphous and all-encompassing nature of online cheating means you shouldn't think about it in terms of a specific act.
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To other supporters, believing in Gillum made sense to poor Floridians, people to whom voting in elections can sometimes be amorphous.
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Next, they created a similar structure using extremely thin sheets of hydrogenated amorphous silicon that have the same type of holes.
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But prurient cargo pants seal one of the sexiest parts of the human body under an amorphous pile of poly-cotton.
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For many cisgender individuals, trans people will remain a scary, amorphous danger until they knowingly have direct experiences with trans people.
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Amorphous robots can passively change their shape and because of their enclosed nature they're less susceptible to damage from small particles.
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So, if anyone is interested in developing a squishy, amorphous robot, NASA has a patent you might be interested in using.
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It's simply a bureaucracy like any other, with an amorphous mission and management challenges that too often overshadow its talented staff.
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POST- is Rosenstock's first since 2016's brilliant WORRY, and it'll shake your amorphous sense of New Year's apathy right off.
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"It's a very amorphous process, this sort of bulls**t that we do, you know, making up fake life," he said.
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Oh my God... Donald Trump would probably be like this giant amorphous creature that went around sucking everything up with tentacles.
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Then this amorphous construction of leather, bones, and Kylie Jenner's lip filler turned up, and finally, things were on a roll.
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As Walsh said, biology feeds culture feeds biology feeds culture, so it's difficult to draw definitive lines around something so amorphous.
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Eventually, the viewer is given a breather, literally, as an amorphous animated shape oscillates to the rhythm of a human's breathing.
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Culture can feel amorphous, and it is always tempting to blame the systems; they are more tangible and easier to deconstruct.
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Ryan found that the speaker did a great job of balancing the bass rather than just providing an amorphous bass sound.
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Her Sally Bowles in "Cabaret" was a triumph around town, and she could lend the amorphous "Cats" some cachet as Grizabella.
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The result is a model of coral calcification that starts with a malleable form of calcium carbonate, called amorphous calcium carbonate.
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But word is, the fix is already in for Ms. James, a Democrat serving in the amorphous role of public advocate.
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Filled with amorphous blobs and biological forms, the Grenada-born artist's work is an examination of film as a painterly medium.
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Great evil lurks in the misty thickets of Twin Peaks, and it's a blessing that it comes in amorphous, deliberately unrecognizable forms.
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" Those imperatives, she concluded, would create "an amorphous cultural shape that was dark and loud on the outside, hollow on the inside.
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With the live show, I find ways of opening that up, of creating an amorphous feminine oracle that will deliver the work.
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In addition, there was the Black Lives Matter movement, a more amorphous collection of racial justice groups formed to fight police brutality.
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Translation: no matter how flawed, something officially on paper, in legislative text, will win the day over some amorphous perfect policy proposal.
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Gross made this amorphous and eye-popping orange, yellow, and red sculpture out of polyurethane foam, plaster, clay, plexiglass, lights, and paint.
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Party building is an amorphous term that can mean general recruiting and educating but can also refer to more direct, specific activity.
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Japanese curry, with its fairly amorphous-tasting mix of spices, gravy-like consistency, sweet flavor, and packet-mix accessibility, achieved wide appeal.
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It's the year of shadowy foes from the deep, definable only in their amorphous mass but rarely in their individual, singular forms.
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That said, as Alpha's resident pimp, he's a lowlife who profits off the suffering of women, be they human or amorphous blobs.
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Engineering problems can sometimes appear simple beside the amorphous challenges of regulating and managing cutting edge technology use within existing societal structures.
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As security moves from a perimeter-centric view to a more amorphous configuration, the need for a zero trust model is increased.
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Most strikingly, she doesn't issue a milquetoast call for unity and change, or demonize some amorphous threat to American families and prosperity.
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Hanging ceiling to floor at the gallery's center, three immense abstract paintings formed a kind of altarpiece of amorphous pours and splashes.
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Florida-based artist Jason Hackenwerth explores what he describes as "universal biology"—the twisting, amorphous structures shared by nearly all living things.
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"I operate within a certain amorphous blob in regards to my work, whether it be in video, curating or DJing," she explained.
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Years later, the group is still active, but even more amorphous, decentralized and unpredictable than before, and perhaps less incisive and effective.
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Various companies that paid Cohen, Donald Trump's personal attorney, for amorphous consulting services — AT&T and Novartis among them — confirmed the payments.
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OLANO, known for publicity stunts to draw attention to alleged state corruption, is a politically amorphous, pro-EU and pro-NATO movement.
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The conversion from a Pac-Man-like critter to a long, amorphous blob begins at about 40 seconds into the video below.
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Miss Jessie's Pillow Soft Curls is one of those amorphous hair products that seems to do everything (besides cleanse) all at once.
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In the film, the Losers don't remember It, Pennywise (the amorphous monster's favorite form) or the specific horror of their childhood years.
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Or perhaps it is a consciousness that is missing: Jed can seem an amorphous witness, never quite present in his own sentences.
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"Democrats have already admitted that Obamacare doesn't work -- that's why they're out there talking about this amorphous Medicare for All," he said.
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A veteran dealmaker of the amorphous political centre, Mr Temer pushed through unpopular but essential economic reforms, including a cap on public spending.
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Her structures are like "frozen gestures," infinitely linked to the shape and form they inhabit, while entirely amorphous and unspecific, not-yet-realized.
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The eponymous creature of the 50s sci-fi classic, the Blob is an amorphous gob of alien goo that engulfs whatever it touches.
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Above them both, in the red-outlined schematic of the locked-down federal building, he saw three amorphous red-orange spots indicating heat.
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But Foxconn's plans are so amorphous that it doesn't even make a good political cudgel: two days later, Foxconn said it was staying.
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He needed to spend enough time out of the public eye for his sins to become vague and amorphous in the public memory.
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This is one of the reasons we find it difficult to discuss culture in the social sciences; it's this warm, amorphous, fuzzy concept.
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If YouTube is suffering a malady right now, it's largely an amorphous one that the community can't seem to wrap its hands around.
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Amorphous Triple-Mandibles in The Langoliers According to Stephen King, the langoliers are what eat up the past once we're done living it.
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Reddit is too large, too amorphous, and too easily coopted to be "the front page of the internet" that it wants to be.
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Amidst a blush-tinged sea, an amorphous liquid shape floats above the water, evolving into endless variations and occasionally dipping into the ocean.
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Andrew Hsu's "vale" began the program with an amorphous cloud of dissonance, slow and vibrating, that gradually warmed into wavelike full-ensemble exhalations.
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The arrangements for her band, led by her musical director, Joshua Stephen Kartes, on piano, were reasonably inventive but often unfocused and amorphous.
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Enrique was almost always hunched over or kneeling in front of a new pile of toys that was ever smaller and more amorphous.
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"People traditionally thought of adipose tissue as this inert storage, this white amorphous blob," said Dr. Sam Virtue of the University of Cambridge.
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Unlike the more amorphous baby blues or a low-simmering, long-lasting maternal angst, postpartum depression is something these women have moved past.
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"Bullying" and "harassment" are amorphous categories, and the seriousness we attach to these tactics varies considerably depending on the power dynamics at play.
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It's about Oracle's claim that they own a sort of amorphous concept of Android's API: the ability to make things compatible with Java.
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In the original Marvel comics, Venom is an amorphous symbiote that takes the form of a super suit to feed on human hosts.
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Each "hold" was an amorphous piece of resin cast against the curves of Khans body and embellished with gold chains and black hair.
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As a formal property, color is simultaneously specific, amorphous, and generic — a chameleon that changes its form and objectives from work to work.
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He postulated that this eternal machine might be an amorphous cloud of particles, passing electromagnetic signals back and forth to emulate human thought.
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His point — a vital one — was that mere tinkering with the tax code or amorphous job-training proposals are yawners for duller times.
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After 21982 years, the 236s have given me a lot of pleasure while, for me at least, the 21961s have always seemed amorphous.
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They all fall into America's middle class—an amorphous category, defined more by sensibility or aspirational identity than by a strict income threshold.
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HABERMAN: Where are you — we've heard a bunch of sort of amorphous proposals — where are you in terms of the border adjustment tax?
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In the continuing Russia Rorschach test, it turns out that every amorphous blob looks like a crime to media and many legal experts.
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But the program will also take the amorphous "cyber threat" information from the companies themselves and give it back to the federal government.
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Amorphous robots: Bladder bot (amoeba design), inchworm robot, electromagnetic sphere robot, and polymer cell robot (from left to right, top to bottom) / Image courtesy of NASA Amorphous robots: Bladder bot (amoeba design), inchworm robot, electromagnetic sphere robot, and polymer cell robot (from left to right, top to bottom) / Image courtesy of NASA Dust and sand are often dangerous enemies to electronics.
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Unlike union-led demonstrations, the amorphous nature of the gilets jaunes protests also makes it more difficult for the government to negotiate with them.
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The "yellow vests" remain an amorphous group with varied demands, including higher salaries, better public services, and more power for voters on policy decisions.
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Next the amorphous mold is placed in a machine that gives it a more distinct, detailed shape, and again it's placed in the fire.
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Kushner has had an amorphous role in the West Wing, tackling technological issues within the administration and advising on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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Their descriptions of their dishes are kind of vague and amorphous, but it was kind of cold, really creamy, and tasted like a creamsicle.
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Dating Lessons relies on lazy, age-old stereotypes that treat women as an amorphous unit, not to mention it's extremely heteronormative and male-focused.
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Still, squishable electronics are now a bit closer, even if that means somewhat less ridiculous personal electronics more than it does amorphous death robots.
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Unlike other novelty-shaped snacks (who shall remain unnamed), the Fruitmojis actually looked like emojis and not like a pack of boring amorphous blobs.
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Chokers are one of the most amorphous trends we've seen, manifesting in nearly every material imaginable: metals, leather, velvet, lace, ribbon, and even bandanas.
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"Skam"—which translates as "shame"—brilliantly told the story of an amorphous group of friends at the illustrious Hartvig Nissen High School in Oslo.
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The gilets jaunes protest began in response to a planned gas tax hike, but it soon devolved into a more amorphous outpouring of rage.
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The principle investigator was NASA engineer, Dr. Arthur Bradley, who worked on four different amorphous robotic designs with a few of his engineering students.
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NASA's patent notes that the amorphous robots are designed to move along a solid surface without the use of conventional wheels, tracks, or legs.
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Image: Nesster/Flickr"Glass is an amorphous solid that flows like a liquid," you'd probably say if you were asked to define the stuff.
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"This animal called corruption is amorphous, we don't know who is actually corrupt," Zuma's lawyer Muzi Sikhakhane told the senior judge overseeing the inquiry.
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Or to cite a specific example from last week: why, in an increasingly amorphous TV landscape, has ABC Family chosen to become, well, Freeform?
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The visuals, a combination of the real and the virtual, are as amorphous and experimental as Koosha's electronic music, and every bit as gorgeous.
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There's pattern recognition, and then there's this broader, amorphous category of general intelligence and unsupervised learning which, frankly, we don't understand that much about.
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While much of the industry melts into an amorphous goo of panels, it's nice to see creators sticking their necks out to be different.
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The partnership, which is a little amorphous, entails these entities signing a set of "guiding principles" to encourage the expansion of more charging stations.
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KB In the store, among so much concrete, it struck me how many amorphous long-sleeve garments I've put on the last few years.
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QAnon is an amorphous theory that hold that Donald Trump is battling a pedophile cult that runs the Deep State and the Democratic Party.
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And, up until this point, he was a trustworthy amorphous blob who never once, according to ABC6, hurt anyone with a projectile hotdog before.
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The GroupMe incident provides a pretty good example of how amorphous online threats can still be powerfully targeted at us in terrifyingly specific ways.
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Or, as happened to me on Sunday morning, an amorphous cloud of energy will lift you into the air and murder you in moments.
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Organizations can point to a religious justification or an amorphous "moral" reason, a standard so vague that it probably covers almost any motive imaginable.
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I created the blog in 2007 (with invaluable help from Jeremy Zilar) to provide some clarity amid debates around the amorphous notion of sustainability.
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Instead, his appeal focused on large rallies which pitted the country's ethnic majority — an amorphous group called "white people" — against its many minority groups.
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The label's amorphous existence resides primarily on the internet, where its artists can more easily attempt to flatten concepts of gender, commerce and authenticity.
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You can talk about a particular policy because that's serious and substance, but when you talk about culture it feels so amorphous and affable.
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"Shallow," the Grammy Award-winning, Oscar-nominated song from A Star Is Born, has reinvented the endlessly amorphous career of Lady Gaga yet again.
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Each person moves through the throbbing club with tense determination on their faces, scanning the amorphous crowds of dancing clubbers to find their target.
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Roll-call please, for: Novelist, 808INK, Slowthai, Oscar #Worldpeace and Kojey Radical—five artists who also embody the amorphous sound that makes up London.
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It won't surprise lawyers, social workers, and those who work with children to hear that familiar, yet amorphous standard: the "best interests" of the child.
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Bank of America, Goldman and Morgan Stanley have also dropped below tangible book value, which strips out good will from acquisitions and other amorphous assets.
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Amorphous metal ribbon is used in the production of electrical distribution transformers, high frequency magnetic components for power electronics and materials for anti-theft tags.
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Mr Puchner's topic is at once so vast and so amorphous that at times it is hard to know exactly what this book is about.
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By cracking open the geographic reach of Pop art, the exhibitions became amorphous, losing sight of what lay at the core of this art movement.
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It's also exactly as amorphous as his previous albums, a painstaking electrotapestry whose thin electronic loops and skeletal song structures coalesce into a blurry wetness.
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Last week, NASA was awarded a patent for a new type of squishy, amorphous robot that could one day slither and roll around other planets.
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B's theories about government conspiracies may be inaccurate, but he's not wrong in asserting his persecution at the hands of the outraged, amorphous internet mob.
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Amorphous and difficult to pin down, it was a system that allowed at least some poets to make a living without overly quantifying their art.
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Next time you get your cell phone or cable bill, take a look at the amounts you are paying for amorphous programs in hidden taxes.
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Spicer was, however, swiftly outshone by his White House frenemy Kellyanne Conway, who serves in an amorphous senior adviser role that involves frequent television appearances.
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While you can't exactly drag an amorphous, faceless hacking group into court, the lawsuit served one key purpose: it hijacked some of Fancy Bear's servers.
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He said the university's diversity goals were not amorphous but "concrete and precise," satisfying the constitutional requirement that government racial classifications advance a compelling interest.
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That's why you need to judge companies on their own merits rather than just taking your cue from the amorphous blob that is the market.
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Instead, in this approach the healthcare marketplace is recognized for what it truly is; an amorphous assemblage of disparate parts that should be addressed independently.
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If it's a choice between one central decision-maker and some amorphous collective leadership with dodgy command and control, give me the devil I know.
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In one striking passage, the four recline on the ground and merge into one amorphous being, crawling over one another, caught up in sticky entanglements.
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It's an amorphous term, redolent of Chex cereal or disco floors or cocktail bars, and not easy to define in the context of books journalism.
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"At the time, all cell phones had started to turn into these handy, nondescript, amorphous things," former Motorola head of design Jim Wicks told Pierce.
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Stripped of their integumentary systems (skin, hair, and various other external organs), these amorphous subjects indiscriminately repel, endear, or both, depending on the viewer's disposition.
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PARELES Peder Mannerfelt, Fever Ray's producer, also records electronic music on his own, grounded in techno but far too amorphous and exploratory to stay there.
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Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine and the producer-songwriter-conceptualist Brian Eno both cherish the resonant, the amorphous, the unmoored, the immersive, the destabilizing.
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In the early years, when the nature of the occupation was still amorphous, the two would spend time together hiking throughout the newly boundaryless country.
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If I learned one thing from trying to understand the Kennedy conspiracy theorists, it's that it is impossible to dispel the amorphous cloud of suspicion.
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It's hard to draw boundaries around an amorphous network, especially when each person in it has a different idea of who is beyond the pale.
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While the definition of a top league is amorphous, it is clear that M.L.S. dreams of competing with the English Premier League and Germany's Bundesliga.
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It's an amorphous, somewhat secretive effort, partly because some participants fear Mr. Trump and his allies would brand Never Trump Republicans as pawns of Democrats.
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And so, despite feeling that the greatest danger we faced was an amorphous cloud of anxiety, we put a few things in our carry-ons.
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Experienced investigators, who knew that the issue was whether there was a provable conspiratorial agreement (not the amorphous "collusion"), concluded that the evidence fell short.
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Electability is an amorphous concept that can be a disadvantage to those who don't fit the mold of all but one past president: white men.
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In the past, we saw the enemy change from an organized military force to something more amorphous: civil instability or lawlessness or a humanitarian crisis.
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Protecting immigrants is shaping up to be a priority of the religious left, an amorphous collection of people and groups reflecting many faiths and ethnicities.
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As much as it sort of organizes itself to be a depiction of something, it's also always restating itself as this amorphous pile of goo.
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But at the end of the investigation, what stays with me is this strange, amorphous business somehow staying afloat despite scammers and spammers and giant competitors.
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When families forced their way in to find closure, they entered a legally amorphous position of potentially tampering with evidence, even as the state did nothing.
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A congressional aide said the effort is so amorphous that Congress is unable to pass legislation to give the agency the legal authority to make changes.
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His trio of amorphous macro photography series, Streams, Fryars, and /////, capture the subtleties found in the natural world and sucks the viewer into a synesthesia oasis.
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Yet the "yellow-vest" movement — named for the fluorescent jackets carried by French motorists — remains an amorphous, hard-to-define group with a rapidly shifting agenda.
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They're a homogenised group of soft-core Wavey Garm disciples, sporting looks that sit in an amorphous stylistic grey-zone somewhere between Joey Essex and Novelist.
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Contemporary movements like Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter that have utilized similar non-structures have been criticized for their amorphous agendas and respective strategies.
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Some of them may be misinformed, but they care a heck of a lot about otherwise-amorphous issues of internet policy, and bless them for that.
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Even though it is the third-largest city in Alabama, in the north and out west, we tend to think of Alabama as one amorphous thing.
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Violence in games exists as a kind of amorphous concept that we, creators and critics alike, too often fail to inspect as closely as it warrants.
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Watson hopes to create what he calls "witch jazz," a still amorphous genre he often hears in fragments in his head and thinks about in dreams.
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And yet, the pain of watching a parent unravel, the grief, amorphous and real, of missing someone even as they stand beside you, takes its toll.
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The logic of neocolonialism, part of the power structures imposed by powerful nations on others, compels the forces of resistance to take diverse, sometimes amorphous forms.
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The fewer of these alternative states there are, the more stability and long-range order an amorphous solid has, and the closer it is to ideal.
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He assumed the old, autocratic order in the Middle East was about to change; he underestimated the power of tribalism, which provided identity amid amorphous globalism.
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If there is a common factor driving voters worldwide, it is less a particular ideology, right or left, than a deep but amorphous desire for change.
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As a political strategy, this makes some sense; whatever their politics, most adults are distressed when "children," as an amorphous group, appear to be in trouble.
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Since law Professor Tim Wu made up the term net neutrality thirteen years ago in a white paper, its definition has remained fluid, confusing, and amorphous.
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The resulting effect is that most of the chair's contours are impossible to discern, making it look more like an amorphous blob to the naked eye.
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Dominic Rains is quietly captivating in "Burn Country," an amorphous study in table-turning directed by Ian Olds, a documentarian who is trying his first feature.
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While separate elements combine harmoniously, the holistic project is amorphous enough to allow viewers to project their own wants and desires on that which they see.
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The logic of neocolonialism, part of the power structures imposed by powerful nations on others, compels the forces of resistance to take diverse, sometimes amorphous forms.
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So often I experience Twitter as a fleeting and amorphous litany of self-promotion, great jokes, must-read links, powerful and concise commentary, and gut-reaction trash.
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And Trump-style protectionists were scattered throughout his team, including Bannon as chief strategist, Navarro heading up an amorphous trade council, and Wilbur Ross as commerce secretary.
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"There's a trick in having a different name than your civil state," Letissier says, explaining that it helps label the amorphous process of making and performing music.
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They are unfamiliar forms born in the liminal space between reality and make-believe; they are vaguely identifiable, but more often, nebulous and amorphous shapes without structure.
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The hate fueling Gilead cannot be ascribed to one identifiable figure or movement, but rather on an amorphous collective of enemies that once hid in plain sight.
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These deposits, which are made from a mineral called amorphous opal, are also found on Earth, usually around hot springs or areas where volcanic activity has occurred.
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Culture is amorphous and resistant to change, so I wonder where that leaves us in terms of lifting people out of poverty and bridging the various divides?
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And the amount of money it would take to build a real working hyperloop remains amorphous and difficult to pin down — but is most certainly very huge.
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With just days to go before the Olympics start in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian security forces have shifted their gaze to an even more amorphous crime: terrorism.
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With "The Amorphous Humphrey Plugg", "Plastic Palace People" and "Big Louise" he transformed the pop song by making it epic in scale, inhabited by vivid, bizarre characters.
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A human baby in the fetal position—perhaps a nod to 2001: A Space Odyssey—floats in a black void punctured with bursts of amorphous white light.
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In our addiction to betterment, we've replaced "health" — an absence of sickness — with the amorphous "wellness" and a flurry of overtesting, fad diets and pointless "alternative" treatments.
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The "blue" category also offers what looks to be a small toy pig (what other kind of pig would be blue?) standing near an amorphous monochrome blob.
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We can't go back to some time before, and the games of this year have showed how people can grasp and wrangle amorphous power structures beyond themselves.
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Amorphous and abstract, it served as a Rorschach test for anxious voters who could project onto it whatever concern was foremost in their minds at the moment.
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And when Lynne Page's largely amorphous choreography turns his legs into sharp-edged flying scissors, he's exactly the kind of cutup you want Patrick Bateman to be.
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I'd never seen a pair of gay people, and I had yet to find them in books, so the notion of a happy ending felt pretty amorphous.
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The protests in Hong Kong are thought to be largely leaderless—instead, knowledge and resources are crowdsourced from an amorphous but organized group of protesters and allies.
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A senior Beijing-based Western diplomat said the May forum was an attempt to "institutionalize" China's otherwise amorphous "One Belt, One Road" scheme, while building its clout.
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I'm kind of a people-pleaser, and I would be like, 'Oh, the label wants this, the manager wants this, the people want this'—this amorphous thing!
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Takahashi also tested amorphous silica, a material used to insulate semiconductors in electronics, and pre-oxidized carbon, which can withstand temperatures of up to 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit.
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At all costs, you should avoid turning your entire house or apartment into an amorphous space where you're always on the clock but also kind of not.
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It's more amorphous, a thicc blob of color that you can fill with air wherever you happen to be: at the beach, the park, your airport gate.
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Will it be increased proxy attacks against U.S. forces or bases, fostering the image that the U.S. is now involved in a new, more amorphous "endless" war?
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Her story, though, ultimately is less engaging than she is, growing more amorphous as it goes along and slowing to a stop rather than reaching a peak.
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An amorphous set of forums, discussions, assemblies and quasi-organizations, it moves and turns like a slightly punch-drunk murmuration of starlings through the international policy environment.
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This ain't some amorphous slow cinema fiddle-faddle, but an exploration of personal and collective trauma, told with the best, most sculptural digital images of this decade.
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Just like the phenomenon of middle gray, sentencing videos exist in an in-between space where legal conceptions of fact and fiction, right and wrong, become amorphous.
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Jamelle argues that Senator Elizabeth Warren's critique of American capitalism will make for a better pitch to left-wing voters than Harris's more amorphous reason for running.
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Little personal growth in office: His loose style, resistance to structure and amorphous views (and loyalties) leave White House aides insecure, and create internal inefficiencies and blind spots.
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But the majority of their movies would be aimed at an amorphous "adult" audience, star-driven, with budgets somewhere between $20 and $60 million (again, in modern terms).
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In 2016, in their view, racism wasn't just an amorphous problem, but an inherent flaw in the American body politic that prevented liberal politicians from marching to victory.
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But what sells well in a world where the ideal is an amorphous notion of cleanliness and wellness is, in part, what shoppers can be manipulated into believing.
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So far, Tsai has emphasized she will maintain the status quo of the island nation's amorphous relationship with China, alluding to 'One China' but not accepting it explicitly.
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When I took a picture of my dog frolicking in the snow he appeared to be an amorphous blob frolicking on the surface of a white hot star.
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And the amount of money it would take to build a real working hyperloop remains amorphous and difficult to pin down — but is most certainly billions of dollars.
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In contrast to some of the rovers and robots we may be more familiar with, these amorphous robots wouldn't have any external moving parts or a rigid shape.
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Total Freedom' set began with slivered alarm motifs and evolved into a noisily amorphous suite of skeletal ballroom beats, disco house, and swelling action film-esque sound design.
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By the time the sun begins to set, it will resemble a giant amorphous web of muscles, slowly crushing you like a monstrous tie-dye clad boa constrictor.
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Women, which became increasingly large and amorphous as funding grew, the series will have a set first season that's researched and filmed before the first episode comes out.
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For example, the types of moss that are more amorphous with less defined forms of growth were harder to identify than those that had a more distinctive shape.
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The best way to look at it is an amorphous rock 'n' roll album in the same tradition as—watch out, comparison coming up—My Bloody Valentine's Loveless.
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The Green New Deal, an assortment of ideas for fighting climate change and remaking the economy, is even more sprawling and amorphous than the For the People Act.
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By the time of his death, in 22018, there was no sign of the university or the medical center, and the sculpture was still just scarred, amorphous rock.
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For a player as tensely strung as Djokovic, as eager to be admired, it must have been excruciating to find himself at the center of an amorphous scandal.
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"This idea that there was an effort to de-emphasize injuries for some sort of amorphous political agenda doesn&apost hold water," the spokesman said, according to Reuters.
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The shining orb suggests a sun, or an amorphous cell, with the face and arm of the dead animal centered in a sea of browns, golds, and reds.
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The Times's list also reflects the fact that, like all best-seller lists, it is a desperate attempt to impose order and meaning on a chaotic, amorphous system.
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One thing is clear — creating a movement out of the amorphous disaffection of Bernie supporters will require that progressives learn lessons from the failures of the Sanders campaign.
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Now, it&aposs not the priest that is telling you how to live, it&aposs this incredible amorphous mob that&aposs out there that says, no, that&aposs wrong.
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But this amorphous concept has been part of diet culture since the forever, and it's often used to describe the weight someone loses when they first begin a diet.
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Then there was the amorphous character of the investigations: the lack of physical evidence, the time factor when so many of the reports came in long after the incident.
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HML said the Chinese firms involved were Advanced Technology & Materials Co, Beijing ZLJG Amorphous Technology Co, Qingdao Yunlu Energy Technology Co, AT&M International Trading and CISRI International Trading.
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As a research fellow at Cambridge University, he working for six years in Nanotechnology with many of the pioneers in the field and earned a Ph.D. in Amorphous Semiconductors.
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These military actions weren't just intended to exact revenge against an amorphous enemy but also to spread "freedom" throughout the world, and one opposed them at one's own peril.
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And when it comes to deeper unit economics, investors are largely left to their own devices, or to trusting amorphous statements about being contribution positive in unspecified large markets.
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For a select group of people, awards season lasts all year long — it's an amorphous, slovenly beast, stretching out over months and months of festivals, reviews, and intense speculation.
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Because by getting the world's largest economy, (that's us), out of yet another amorphous and unenforceable international climate deal, President Trump has likely saved the environmental movement from itself.
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Each painting positions a few stock elements: amorphous vases standing, tilting over, or smashed alongside ghostly hands;wire clay cutters; and violent tools, such as a hammer and knife.
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The amorphous publishing platform and content producer headed by Twitter co-founder Evan Williams is now becoming the backbone for some of the online media world's buzziest independent websites.
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This evocative, liminal non-place is rendered with a welter of parallel marks that seem to revel in the irony of suggesting bright, amorphous light through straight, dark lines.
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In its own hackneyed way,13 Hours gropes for racial sensitivity, showing Libyans working and fighting alongside the Americans, rather than blurring into an amorphous mass of evil stereotypes.
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It's an extended meditation on a perfect fifth interval, that blooms and grows louder while spark-like overtones and amorphous cluster chords complicate the purity of the opening consonance.
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A Republican congressman from Texas, Louis Gohmert, used a TV appearance to slander President Obama, and misrepresent the positions taken by the (admittedly amorphous) Black Lives Matter protest movement.
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When Trump is engaged in a battle over amorphous sentiments and values–even if they are values Trump does not personally appear to share–he is on firmer terrain.
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I think it's Lovecraft's clever way of a classic ghost story because it's this amorphous fog or smoke that cracks out of a meteor that crashes on a farm.
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It's blurry, the composition's all wrong, and the lighting is unflattering the point where everyone in the frame just looks like on amorphous blob of underdone, wet, slimy gammon.
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So it could be that some amorphous gathering of backbench MPs vote in favor of a referendum, and that's enough to force a government to put a motion through.
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Its focus shifts and shimmies around Quickley's lucid poems and Busdriver's emissive beats, but Quickley's lyrical focus—he tells stories rather than grasping at amorphous concepts—keeps it centered.
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Recognizing the feeling of anxiety puts you back in control; instead of facing an amorphous threat that can feel overwhelming and scary, you're now dealing with a known entity.
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"This is the first report of amorphous calcium carbonate in coral, and it really does suggest the organism is able to control how solid material is deposited," she added.
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Keys's lawyer argued he was operating as a professional reporter trying to gather information about members of Anonymous, an amorphous group that often conducts multiple hacking campaigns at once.
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Especially considering so much of what the Trump side is using is anger and this kind of amorphous discontent from people who really have it fairly good in life.
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My mom voted for Trump, in part because she wanted that amorphous "something different" that so many people were seeking in this election, and she hoped that Trump could deliver.
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Amorphous, swelling shapes like these have appeared in art, design, and architecture for decades, exploding in the late '90s, when designers gained access to computer technology that enabled their creation.
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In the past, once a request was submitted, a user could expect an "amorphous call where you don't have a tracking number," Mayor Emanuel gleefully told the Chicago Sun-Times.
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The new trailer shows off some of the various weapons and abilities protagonist Morgan Yu will be wielding against the amorphous black goo creatures he or she will be facing.
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"One of the difficulties is that it's an amorphous construct—lots of things that go into it, so researchers have to make choices about how they measure it," Human says.
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The rub is this: If you are not following these amorphous and undefined guidelines, you do not qualify for Part 101 and thus must get a license under Part 107.
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Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Sylvaine has been making quiet ripples throughout the amorphous corners of the post-black metal scene since the release of her 2016 debut, the aptly-titled Wistful.
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A deadly showdown between an amorphous half-man, half-elephant and a hissing mutant cougar is made peaceful by the introduction of a goofy oafish creature breaking up the scene.
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So even though Endless features credits and a tracklist at the end, there is no explicit delineation between songs as the video is playing, which adds to its amorphous feel.
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Choi uses black wrap aluminum foil which she's pierced with a needle to create intricate, amorphous patterns that might be ancient narratives, might be my fears reflected back to me.
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The grapes come from the Sonoma Coast, an amorphous designation that can be meaningless, but in this case includes grapes from the superb Heintz Vineyard and the Green Valley region.
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Some want to channel their energy into becoming a political force and aim to contest the May EU elections, though that decision has revealed deep splits within their amorphous movement.
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Which may explain why Kiernan, who has published over 203 short stories and 220 novels, is usually classified as a horror writer, that genre for all things weird and amorphous.
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PARELES With a sluggish, lurching beat and a wash of amorphous guitar chords in the background, Raphael Saadiq captures the desperation of an addiction, the sense of being stuck forever.
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Similar transitions have been observed in sea urchins and shellfish, and some scientists even suspect amorphous calcium carbonate may be a common precursor for calcification across the tree of life.
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Complete results showed on Sunday that OLANO, a politically amorphous, pro-European Union and pro-NATO movement, took 25.02% of the vote, far ahead of the ruling Smer with 18.29%.
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With irregular surfaces and amorphous shapes, his richly layered pieces in unorthodox combinations (bronze and trash, cement cast into vinyl) are as cocky as Memphis, but rougher and less refined.
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United States case last January, there was much anticipation that the justices would start cutting back on the scope of the broad and amorphous prohibition on trading with confidential information.
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Trump's son-in-law also leads the White House's Office of American Innovation, which aims to make government more efficient and eliminate bureaucracy, though has remained amorphous and ill-defined.
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In this time when the amorphous anxiety of an online presence can be overwhelming, anonymity offers a chance to temporarily sever your human ties and drift unburdened into the ether.
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So it soon became clear that Shapes of Water, Sounds of Hope is an ongoing project with amorphous boundaries; the impact it might have on participants is beyond the artist's control.
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Previously, each one of these events felt like it meant something, but they've been condensed into one amorphous whole where it's impossible for anything unique or meaningful to happen at any.
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From what I heard, there are opportunities for change — places to start anyhow, located not in some amorphous and overarching world of the "arts," but in individual people and specific spaces.
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Eschewing digital technology in favor of modular synthesizers and mixing boards, Roach's oeuvre ranges from amorphous soundscapes that recall Brian Eno's album Music for Airports, to more driving, Krautrock-inflected compositions.
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The key difference between a glass and other amorphous solids is the presence of this glass transition temperature, one where the properties noticeably change from a glass to a supercooled liquid.
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But the objects and those around them are all 'infected': amorphous, slug-like blobs invade clock faces, the seats of the stools and chairs, and the mouths of plastic wine glasses.
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So she devotes the final third of her book to celebrating the uses of soft power, the vague, amorphous power of adjacency that accrues to the office of the first lady.
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Songs like "Under the Pressure" are awash with layers—atmospheric interludes, soaring synth lines, drum machines—that bring in an amorphous, shimmering beauty and help evade the corniness of 80s sentimentality.
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The "No" camp spans the political spectrum, from the hard-right, anti-immigrant Lega Nord to the far left, with Grillo's amorphous anti-establishment Five Star Movement somewhere between the two.
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A specific condition afflicts business travelers: Call it hotel gloom, an amorphous melancholy that seems to thrive in the perfectly serviceable hotel rooms of the $200-a-night-and-under variety.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is something about the sexual act that Nadine Faraj gets exactly right in her inexact, amorphous blending of bodies engaged in flagrant erotic intercourse.
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Sex is depicted with graphic frankness in "The Misandrists," and it is through sex — through the amorphous demands of the body — that these characters first encounter the limitations of their ideology.
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Leftward threats to the liberal order are better understood as threats to neoliberalism, an amorphous term that, within leftist circles, refers to the overbearing influence of capitalist forces in everyday life.
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There was no immediate reaction from the yellow vest movement, an amorphous group with no formal leader which so far has not associated itself with any political party or trade union.
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A massive collection of terracotta sculptures showcase his forceful grip, applied manually, and frozen indefinitely as amorphous, flesh-toned objects, indeterminate from first glance as human or something created by nature.
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Such a state would exhibit "long-range amorphous order," where each molecule feels and affects the position of every other, so that in order to move, they must move as one.
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On a Monday afternoon, Kate Bossert, 28, flipped through the amorphous designs in a stoner-friendly zine "DTFF," by the Brooklyn artist Edward Ubiera, before her partner, Hilary Brown, 38, arrived.
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"It's a lot easier to explain what it is by general examples, because it's pretty amorphous," said Sophia Lin Lakin, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union's Voting Rights Project.
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Peter regrettably begins a search for other contestants who believe Alayah is there for the wrong reasons — if only the term did have an amorphous definition that's nearly impossible to prove!
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US Social Security is widely held up as a role model of doing it right because we got it right at a time when things were still pretty amorphous and uninformed.
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" This started a still-continuing conversation on and off the amorphous entity known as Film Twitter, yielding observations like "The film selection on Netflix is much worse than your average Blockbuster.
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The protesters' demands have shifted from scrapping a gas tax rise — since withdrawn by the government — to a more amorphous demand for higher wages and lower taxes, especially on "essential" foodstuffs.
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The incel rebellion has a much more amorphous endpoint; there's no worked-out vision for what success looks like, nor is there a chief ideologue working to come up with one.
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The weekend's violence also exposed tensions within the amorphous "yellow vests" movement, so-called because the protesters don the high-vis jackets which all motorists in France must carry in their vehicles.
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There are ghostly vocal samples, amorphous scraping sounds, thunderous kicks, and that's about it—a self conscious attempt at invoking the terrors of interplanetary cataclysm without overloading the mix with moving pieces.
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The City Keeps is a testament to persistence, and to keeping one's own head on the work rather than chasing the phony scraps left lying around by the larger, amorphous poetry world.
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Styled by Nicopanda's Nicola Formichetti and featuring digital animation from Andy and Sam Rolfes, the clip's aesthetic balances goopy, amorphous looks and images with sharp edges and a stark, high-definition sensibility.
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In CityLab, Feargus O'Sullivan attempts to describe a rather amorphous protest: Unusually, the Yellow Vests is a grassroots mass protest movement with no explicit wider political agenda or links to existing groups.
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The film's ample sets provide a vast canvas for casting shadows, and Whale takes full advantage, using the light of the moon and bright, amorphous fire to create mirror images of figures.
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"We've already passed the nepotism Rubicon, with Ivanka and Jared serving in amorphous White House roles in a manner that would have been unthinkable as recently as two years ago," he wrote.
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This shameful period is rightly associated with McCarthyism, but its most lethal instrument came directly from the desk of President Eisenhower: Executive Order 10450, which condemned "sexual perversion" and other amorphous improprieties.
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The name means "ghost shape," which is indicative of their process — one that emphasizes the amorphous early stages of creation, when the mind is "cloudy and full of potential," says Trimarchi, 33.
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"On the bearish front, this report did not signal the immediate end of the net worth sweep, was purposefully amorphous regarding the recapitalization process, and left many key questions unanswered," Boltansky said.
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He thinks of millennials, and how amorphous the divisions between our social, recreational, educational, and occupational responsibilities have already become — how we use our phones for a million independent needs every day.
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The score risks sounding amorphous at times, but Ms. Saariaho prevents this by injecting shards of dissonance, elusive harmonies that slip and groan, and spiraling figures that create moments of dizzying intensity.
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She became aware of the Prairie Wife, in the amorphous way one becomes aware of celebrities, without having any idea that Lucy Headrick was Lucy from camp, whose surname had been Nilsson.
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The invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, as part of the amorphous ongoing "war on terror," have kept the issues that drove King to speak active -- and unresolved -- in the American body politic.
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The occasion was the unveiling of American Affairs, a tweedy quarterly journal dedicated to giving intellectual heft and coherence to the amorphous ideology known, for lack of a better term, as Trumpism.
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Only the chip manufacturers will hold the encryption keys to broker these checks, and they're burned onto the CPUs during manufacturing rather than interacting with the firmware's amorphous, often unreliable code layer.
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When the social-justice warriors talk about the school-to-prison pipeline, they are referring to an amorphous enemy of "institutional racism" that they say exists throughout the various institutions of society.
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That's what the eBay page says, but if you believe that, then you are admitting the flame of human innovation dies here, snuffed out under an amorphous log of cornmeal and monosodium glutamate.
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But he appears uncertain what exactly the vast and amorphous scheme should involve, or how to persuade foreigners to sign up to it (thin attendance by European leaders was noted at the gathering).
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They could create different corners of the site where users go specifically to engage in certain activities (share their latest accomplishment, post cooking photos), rather than everyone swimming in the same amorphous soup.
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"A lot of this is still, I don't want to call it amorphous, but it's still being defined, frankly," explains Scott Shackelford, an associate professor and Cybersecurity Program chair at Indiana University-Bloomington.
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In a grander sense, it finally feels like Negan is being integrated into the ensemble, rather than treated as an amorphous threat our protagonists struggle against to give the show its needed conflict.
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It's an amorphous movement, but is composed of break-away factions of the conservative movement that are most inclined to support Trump: protectionists, nativists, isolationists, with more than a dash of white nationalism.
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In Morgan Blair's paintings, our digital experiences exist as amorphous blobs of kaleidoscopic color, floating on an unfinished Photoshop canvas and littered with textures that don't seem to make sense at first glance.
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Temer on Tuesday stepped aside as the head of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), the large, ideologically amorphous party that until last week was the main coalition partner for Rousseff's Workers' Party.
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He added that each policy area, including national security and taxes, would be tackled less with the amorphous ideas that he has been batting around for months, but with an extensive legislative framework.
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Based on that amorphous formula, a show can yield ancillary benefits -- starting with the overall image of the network or service carrying it -- that go well beyond the nuts and bolts of ratings.
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But "The Hunger" is more of a lecture than an opera: Dramatically static and musically amorphous, the work is interspersed with filmed interviews in which academics invoke the evils of capitalism and colonialism.
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All of this turns the installation of these drawings into a nondescript virtual landscape in which figures seem to float and extend beyond their frames, invoking amorphous, phantasmagoric narrative threads and psychological suspense.
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In his classic 1984 book Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution, journalist Steven Levy traces the outline of a "hacker ethic" in an effort to determine what unites this amorphous group of technophiles.
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The anti-establishment Five Star Movement, while ideologically amorphous, has charismatic firebrand leaders who take the stage to the chanting of their nicknames and then rile up crowds with a message of resentment.
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Observers of authoritarianism kept a close eye on the traditional institutions: courts, Congress, the autonomy of sub-federal units like cities and states, and, of course, the amorphous institution we call the media.
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Popkey presents us with a shrewd record of the act of unflinchingly circling these amorphous notions of pain, desire and control, all the while quietly noting their clichéd contrivances in snarky, dark humor.
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There's also the more amorphous challenge of fixing corporate culture: Just 32% of women and 50% of men surveyed say they believe disrespectful behavior toward women is often quickly addressed by their company.
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It's a dirty job, but someone has to jump-start serious reconsideration of that dark, amorphous phenomenon known as American painting in the 1980s — a veritable pit of macho swagger, nostalgia and money.
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Ms. Lively is well cast, gracefully patrolling the boundary of her limited range, with Mr. Clarke less steady in the more amorphous role of someone who seems a bit off from the outset.
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"Whitehall boffins are trying to demarcate areas of knowledge and culture, trying to distill them into British identity, which is kind of amorphous," he added, using a British term for a nerdish expert.
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"Executive privilege is an amorphous concept," William Banks, a professor at the Syracuse University College of Law and a former special counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee, told the Washington Times in January.
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He was one of the original members of the collective and, like the other members, was part of an amorphous community of DIY spaces stretching from coast to coast and jumping across oceans.
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No visitors frequent the various cultural centers, from the all-white, geometric mosque to the amorphous Art and City Museum by MAD Architects and a library in the shape of three giant book spines.
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While there remain big, overarching questions about whether there was active conspiracy between Trump, his associates, and Russia—or merely opportunistic collusion—the answers to those questions could be amorphous and long in coming.
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Their current body of work has never been more pertinent, as President Trump's executive order to begin building an amorphous wall along the border and Muslim ban sparked protests all over the United States.
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To be sure, Gore retracted his initial concession in Florida in November 2000 once the evidence -- evidence, not amorphous distrust of the system -- pointed strongly toward the need for a recount under Florida law.
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Wheeling out the classic tropes from the War on Drugs—in this case, treating all drug users as an amorphous lump when they are largely as diverse as America in general—is poor policy.
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The omission of the acts themselves makes his identity as a serial killer feels amorphous, tied more to the public knowledge of his transgressions than their portrayal within the universe of the film itself.
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The amorphous mass of monochrome synthetics, the silver glint of dueling selfie sticks, the collision of impregnated reverse-backpack wearers all fade away, leaving the viewer free to commune silently with a divine presence.
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Recently, Renacci added a new and far more amorphous claim — he told the Cincinnati Enquirer earlier this month that multiple women had reached out to his campaign to say that Brown had assaulted them.
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It's an amorphous idea, one that Didion never seems to have articulated to her satisfaction, and the notes mostly consist of quick, impressionistic sketches of each state and long transcriptions of her conversations there.
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Alexander D. Knysh, a professor of Islamic studies at the University of Michigan and expert in modern Sufism, describes it as a "very wide, amorphous movement" practiced within both the Sunni and Shiite traditions.
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Supporters of the idiosyncratic, ideologically amorphous populist party hope that they will win a chance to govern their first Italian region and build a reputation for governance after managerial disasters in some Italian cities.
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There are other goals on his list, but they are hard to decipher because the board doubles as a canvas for his children, who have drawn squiggly lines and amorphous figures over his writing.
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It's startling the way the word ''Breitbart'' has become iconographic, referring not really to the website or the company but to an amorphous mass of revanchist opinions for which Breitbart receives credit or blame.
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But Ford was not a development foundation: it was a social-justice foundation, and a social-justice foundation was concerned more with amorphous entities such as fairness and exclusion than with material well-being.
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These seemingly amorphous roles are all aimed at spreading Clemson's message in forward-thinking ways, using social media to connect with recruits from a distance while also monitoring their behavior for potential red flags.
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And while the amorphous moving blob that is the crowd does go utterly crazy for "The Beers," which ends the set, the new songs get as vociferous a singalong treatment as the older ones.
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Steel, however, is an amorphous alloy and such powerful surges merely displaced similar steel in receiving countries, which sent waves of their own exports to other markets that in turn washed up on U.S. shores.
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As the Associated Press's Errin Haines Whack writes, reparations have been "long defined as some type of direct payment to former slaves and their descendants," but clearly to candidates that definition has become more amorphous.
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Nor did he make the argument, as Trump has over and again and without a shred of evidence, that he was going to be or had been bamboozled by some amorphous band of electoral conspirators.
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For the global community, the outcome of the polls is a determiner for Taiwan's amorphous relationship with China, which views the territory as a renegade province that can be re-taken by force if necessary.
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These amorphous, unexpected deaths are the reason we can't sleep even when our babies do, and why we resort to tiptoed stalking late at night to watch their chests rise and fall with every breath.
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For the conceptual pieces, which contort and mold the body into a variety of amorphous shapes, the environment is completely pared down: looks are presented in vignettes, oftentimes secluded in alcoves, sometimes even in shadows.
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Many new rock artists—and some of MCR's contemporaries—leaned heavily into the populist demands of BBC radio and the Spotify playlist model, leading to a years-long trend of mild and amorphous rock-pop.
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Going forward, one imagines, visionary digital-age editors will be packagers: those who take this amorphous buzzing explosion, give it a shape, and figure out a way to sell it again as a special box.
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They come from analog-era synthesizers, like the Soviet-made Polivox shown in the video, and Farao piles them on profusely throughout her new album, "Pure-O," evoking amorphous feelings in architectural blurs of sound.
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Her books span roughly eight years — Henry is 14 in the first, starts college in the eighth, and is approaching graduation in Benny's Mystery — and all take place in some amorphous early-1990th-century time.
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A technicolor work from his Translation painting series, made between 1959 and 1976, makes an appearance, alongside a small paste-up, but the majority of the works are abstract or amorphous landscapes and still lifes.
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But sharing it all with a raucous, amorphous festival—one that might not have enough security or porta-potties, and that will definitely have too many people who want to break the Air Force's rules?
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If it all sounds a bit like "Humans of New York"—once a blog, later a book, now an amorphous body of content by photographer Brandon Stanton for which no noun seems appropriate—it should.
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His three enormous paintings destined for the fair, which are part of a larger series he has tentatively titled "Broken Skies: Vertières," all depict huge, amorphous bodies whose skin is covered with narrow, piercing eyes.
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When you first parachute into the virtual reality landscape of Dreams of Dalí, you find yourself in a vast desert, staring up at two impossibly tall statues—an amorphous man and woman, heads bowed in prayer.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Hitachi Metals Ltd (HML) said it had filed a complaint in the United States against five Chinese firms that it said had inappropriately obtained trade secrets for making amorphous metals used in transformers.
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Going beyond the amorphous tapestry of fountain sized refills, basketball shoes and the restaurant franchises that uncultured folk usually associate with the USA, hip-hop reflected back a more honest, brutal and beautiful, portrayal of America.
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Lil Durk, "Ridin": "Ridin" is an amorphous highlight from Young Thug's new mixtape I'm Up, which was originally called Slime Season 3 and framed as the successor to last fall's Slime Season and Slime Season 2.
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A electrical current is applied to change PCM cells from an amorphous to crystalline structure, allowing you to store 0s and 1s in either state while the application of low voltage can read the data back.
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The fact that the list came about slowly, and that some cities felt moved to lobby to be included, underlines how the pet project of Chinese President Xi Jinping is as amorphous as it is ambitious.
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At the same time, Neuberger says, her division currently grapples with clear and present threats of a more amorphous nature: large-scale influence operations that polarize and destabilize civil discourse, threatening foundational United States democratic values.
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The answer rests largely on what becomes of the ties between the alt-right and the men's rights movement, two amorphous and symbiotic sectors that have enjoyed increasing power and notoriety in the age of Trump.
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So when people are unhappy with Europe's decisions, it is easy for them to believe that it's because Europe — some vague, amorphous body — did not listen to them, and perhaps does not even care about them.
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Additionally, they continue to participate in a chaotic and poorly coordinated effort at defeating an amorphous enemy (the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS) that in turn — yes, you guessed it — produces more refugees.
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It could easily be dismissed as an impossibly amorphous process for overworked teachers and volatile students were it not for its success so far, in programs in Denver and Oakland that started in the mid-220s.
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The two light pink birds in "Big Pink I'm Sorry, 2008-2011" (the titles all include the date) perch on matching limbs, their cuteness partly offset by amorphous white and black clouds blooming in the background.
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And foreign government and business leaders who were once skeptical of her presence — like her father, she had no background in government — have recognized the amorphous power held by Mr. Trump's family-members-turned-official-advisers.
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"This is an amorphous offense, which makes it a challenge for both sides, both for prosecutors and the defense," said Peter Henning, a law professor at Wayne State University in Michigan and a former federal prosecutor.
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If the students can hone in on a couple of pieces of legislation, rather than making amorphous demands for addressing the problem, they might have a better chance at keeping this coalition together around specific outcomes.
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We've spent over a decade dealing with amorphous blobs of car styling pasted onto an SUV canvas, but cars like the F-Pace, Volvo XC90 and Mazda CX-5 are signaling the death of that era.
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" He and the band's other member, brooding, dark-eyed drummer/vocalist Erinc, are settled on the roof of the Vice building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, surrounded by the hustle-bustle of harried young professionals and amorphous "creatives.
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They were not drawn to the exceptional points, the sparkling and the shimmering; what lured them was the background itself, the boundless space of 'prostransvo', dark and amorphous, like an echo in a gigantic unlit hall.
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But examining the ways feminists actually use Twitter is not part of Roiphe's project — instead, she is content to use the term "Twitter feminists" to describe a somewhat amorphous group she identifies as contemporary thought police.
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It's one of those amorphous problems, like global warming, where you're like, oh, my God, this problem is so large, it probably doesn't matter if I recycle my yogurt container, because how could that possibly help?
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The new wormlike rover concept, dubbed the "amorphous surface robot," is an attempt to overcome some of the difficulties experienced by traditional rovers, which are large, heavy, and vulnerable to the harsh conditions of other planets.
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It's easy for us to become mired in the material, the temporal, and miss those amorphous wells of meaning that the material and temporal are, after all, only meant to serve: beauty, goodness, connection with the infinite.
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So I left my phone to grow cold in my back pocket After Gramble's performance, I decided to check out what the fest called its "hypno booth"—an amorphous blue tarp fashioned into a tent-like structure.
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Even as it's attracted an enormous amount of media attention and helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump, the alt-right has remained a fairly murky phenomenon, an amorphous collection of online groups and often anonymous shitposters.
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" If organizers have a clear idea of how they'll oppose the Republican tax plan, the party is still searching for a bold-faced message to compete with Trump's amorphous but evocative promise to "make American great again.
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The searches affected by the GPS tracking rule do not qualify for lax review, as so-called "administrative searches," an exception so ill-defined and amorphous that it threatens to swallow the rule it purports to modify.
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The crux of his claim is that SmartStudy copied him in turning a gory and amorphous old singalong into a toddler-friendly pop song; the lyrics and melodies of Mr. Wright's and SmartStudy's songs are not identical.
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This power does not, as Cole contends, result from the admission of extraneous elements within the frame in order to capture a moment that may or may not be true to some amorphous assumption of cultural reality.
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While it has the support of established pro-democracy groups, the amorphous movement is fueled by activists like Ah Lung – young Hong Kongers who operate independently or in small groups and adapt their tactics on the run.
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Two people dance naked alongside one entryway, their bodies defined unlike the amorphous figures of the later cut-outs; flanking an adjacent portal are an eerie cloaked skeleton and a woman-like being with razor-sharp teeth.
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He's one for whom music is part of a wider expression, used to explore the amorphous contents of life and emerge with a creation that explains as much or more than any book or film ever could.
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Once, like an autonomous blankie, he enwrapped a kibe that was all flailing appendages and stopped it even at the loss of a good portion of his amorphous mass, gobbets of mycosymbiont flesh flying hither and yon.
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Today, a rising generation is barraged with the message that the greatest stumbling block to their success is an amorphous, all-purpose villain of "institutional racism" and that, while any vestige of that remains, they cannot progress.
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Fashion — that big, amorphous blob of style pronouncements and product that occupies an outsize space in the psychographic map of the world — is good at many things, but laughing at itself is not necessarily one of them.
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"Sorolla: Painted Gardens" (Rizzoli Electa, $50, 152 pp.), by his great-granddaughter Blanca Pons-Sorolla and the art conservator Monica Rodriguez Subirana, analyzes how he composed his canvases with man-made landscape features supporting the amorphous blooms.
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But I've come to realize that there's an amorphous, often shifting line between different types of risk — those worth taking in the spirit of openness and those where the potential reward is outweighed by the potential danger.
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In a fragmented vote on Sunday, OLANO - a politically amorphous, pro-European Union and pro-NATO movement - won 25%, beating center-left Smer, which has dominated Slovakian politics for over a decade into second place with 18.3%.
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In a fragmented vote on Sunday, OLANO - a politically amorphous, pro-European Union and pro-NATO movement - won 25%, beating center-left Smer, which had dominated Slovakian politics for over a decade into second place with 18.3%.
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Mr. Cuomo and Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey, Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Kamala D. Harris of California, among others, are thought to be on a short, if still amorphous, list of fresher options for 2020.
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Nowadays, that event's just a sort of amorphous pub crawl, but I was an organizer with the group that created that event, the Cacophony Society, and in its original form, Santacon was more pointedly and theatrically satiric.
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The caliphate was the group's signature accomplishment, simultaneously presenting the clearest vision of its nation-state ambitions while providing sharp differentiation from its more shadowy and amorphous forefather, al Qaeda, which had failed to establish a state itself.
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Made of silicone, insulation foam, glass beads and steel pins, sometimes a breast, rib, or hand will appear on the amorphous mounds of brown skin, fat and organs, still wet in the wake of a surgery gone wrong.
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In this case, what has observers in both parties most concerned is that Trump is preemptively claiming — with virtually no evidence — that the election is "rigged" by a vast and amorphous conspiracy that could already invalidate the results.
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At her rally in Reno, Clinton charged that Trump has essentially embraced the ideas of the so-called "alt-right," an amorphous movement closely tied with white nationalism that has been criticized as racist, misogynistic and anti-Semitic.
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The alt-right is an amorphous movement with a fair amount of internal disagreement, but you can point to certain nodes and leaders: Breitbart, Steve Bannon, Milo Yiannopoulos, Mike Cernovich, 4chan, r/The_Donald, Richard Spencer, and so on.
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That's colliding with a weird censorship creep that smacks of Tipper Gore-era pearl-clutching and an attempt to moralise something as broad and amorphous as an entire festival line-up and every one of its 40,000+ attendees.
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With the GOP's failure to deliver on its years-old promise to ditch Obamacare in favor of some amorphous upgrade, the future of health care policy in America now firmly resides with the Democrats and their resurgent left.
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The band's follow-up album, "Good News for People Who Love Bad News," came a year later, and its amorphous art-rock sound, boasting shades of the Talking Heads and the Pixies, made full contact with the mainstream.
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That's a stark contrast to the amorphous everywhere-but-nowhere world of the web, and the web-streaming radio or podcasts that a few years ago seemed most likely to take center stage in low-budget community communications.
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The magic of the "terrorism" label is to constrain our policy conversation — to declare a mass shooting the result of an amorphous international threat, and thus to make the conversation about policy responses about dealing with that threat.
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Each week this month, I've used this column to recommend recent and worthwhile releases in the amorphous realm of screamo, grind, and oddball hardcore, and, to my genuine surprise, there has been an audience for such a thing.
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These different phases, which are analogous to melting and freezing, are used to encode data as bits, and, because there are several possible intermediate phases (between crystalline and amorphous), it's possible to encode several bits within the same cell.
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By consecrating the long-subjugated black man with discarded materials, as he does with his amorphous, taloned figure attacked by wild dogs in "Boy Predator, Boy Prey" (2012), Munroe both amplifies and lampoons the contentiousness of black male identity.
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Citing research from amorphous multinational Deloite, they wrote that vinyl, "is expected to generate between $800m and $900m in revenue in 2017," putting it on the cusp of a billion-dollar year for the first time since the 1980s.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A decision by a small group of "yellow vest" protesters to contest May's European Parliament elections has exposed deep splits within their amorphous anti-government movement about whether and how to become a more organized political force.
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I know that dwelling on amorphous future disasters is not necessarily productive, nor is it conducive to our collective mental health, but neither is yearning for the past, which always looks a bit shinier than it was in actuality.
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Deep-learning algorithms can identify objects and faces better than humans in some cases but are limited in their ability to recognize amorphous forms, like grasses and trees, that can take different shapes and sizes and are continually changing.
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"It has turned into a device for the mostly white male-led nonprofit industrial complex to raise money for causes they don't have a plan for," he said, citing the amorphous fight against climate change and general environmental degradation.
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OBOR puzzles many Western policymakers because it is amorphous—it has no official list of member countries, though the rough count is 2000—and because most of the projects that sport the label would probably have been built anyway.
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But Stone can't answer that question convincingly without first turning some unwieldy and amorphous subject matter--internet surveillance and privacy--into something tangible and serious, something that even a jaded or skeptical audience might want to care about too.
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What's exciting about The Most Dangerous Place on Earth is the way Johnson manages to find the individuality in each figure within this class full of traditional high school archetypes, without sacrificing the amorphous horror of the class itself.
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Furthermore, the drive toward this state of perfect long-range amorphous order, where each molecule affects the positions of all others, could be what causes liquids to harden into the glass we see (and see through) all around us.
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Over the course of seven years spent running We Hunted the Mammoth, Futrelle has made himself an expert on the "manosphere": the amorphous, fractious constellation of online men's groups united in their belief that feminism is ruining the world.
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"Popkey presents us with a shrewd record of the act of unflinchingly circling these amorphous notions of pain, desire and control, all the while quietly noting their clichéd contrivances in snarky, dark humor," Antonia Hitchens writes in her review.
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The cost-benefit analysis of "The Irishman" is thus not based on dollars -- unlike Marvel movies, which must earn enough to justify those massive budgets -- but rather an amorphous, unknown mix of subscriber views, publicity and revenue from admissions.
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Once it was effectively decoupled from political-economic dynamics, "racism" became increasingly amorphous as a charge or diagnosis—a blur of attitudes, utterances, individual actions, and patterned disparities, an autonomous force that acts outside of historically specific social relations.
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With a film crew in tow, the shows were also intended to provide material for the amorphous "Renaldo and Clara," a film that ran nearly four hours when it was released in 21945 and met with near-universal derision.
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"First of all, we should clearly distinguish between Strong AI—artificial intelligence, which is capable of replacing the human brain—and the generally misused 'AI' term that has become amorphous and ambiguous," explained Kolochenko in a statement emailed to Gizmodo.
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On Reddit, members of the alt-right have flocked to subreddits sympathetic to or centered on the cause, which itself remains an amorphous concept with aims ranging from harassing anti-Trump protestors to promoting racist, xenophobic, and other white nationalist aims.
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What's most missing in The Founder is an awareness of McDonald's customers as anything but a predictable yet amorphous blob of hunger, sweeping in to consume everything the burger-sellers have to offer, and leaving nothing but money and litter behind.
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Names, email addresses, passwords, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, credit card numbers, banking data, passport numbers, phone numbers, home addresses, driver's license numbers, medical records—they all get swept up by shadowy, amorphous hackers for fraud, identity theft, and worse.
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" A pic in which she's posing next to a shipping dock and wearing a furry, amorphous blue-green Comme des Garçons outfit trimmed with a black feather boa prompted her to write, "When you tell the girls to dress casual.
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Shortly after I returned to the U.S., in 2011, the grungy, amorphous Occupy movement started blooming; protesters were railing against the impunity of "the one per cent" in Houston, as they were in dozens of other cities across the country.
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But her video images utterly recast the songs: They were a rush of oncoming, amorphous shapes like headlights in a heavy rain, while an enginelike hum played between songs as if she were being spirited away to some scary place.
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There might be disagreement as to when consequences will arise, but all seem to agree someone else will bear the brunt — be they the proverbial children and grandchildren or policymakers at some amorphous point at least a decade in the future.
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