It amplifies the grief and amplifies the trauma that we are already experiencing.
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And I believe the terrible things are true because social media is humanity and it amplifies ... unfortunately, it amplifies a lot of bad aspects of humanity.
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"We know power amplifies our more dangerous tendencies," Keltner says.
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But that only amplifies the appeal of the tan bag.
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This risk amplifies as more satellites are rocketed into space.
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The purring amplifies, and Miso's eyes scrunch into blissful slits.
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Twitter only amplifies Trump's unfitness for the office he holds.
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Constructive interference amplifies sound to make the overall combination louder.
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Going on a short walk amplifies creativity, Stanford researchers found.
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Your voice amplifies that of the reporters, commentators and politicians.
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As Facebook tries to ban extremists, the president amplifies them.
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Increasingly, social media amplifies this effect and speeds the process.
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But instead the melodrama amplifies to an appallingly hackneyed crescendo.
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But their silence, even now, only amplifies his radical legacy.
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But, feeding the beast of war only amplifies its appetite.
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Without a safe place to go to, that amplifies anxiety.
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And especially social media amplifies and weaponizes a lot of it.
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Actually, it embraces, and I think, amplifies, what makes you human.
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Apple launching its first four shows at once amplifies critics' frustrations.
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Augmented reality amplifies human performance instead of isolating people, he says.
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Casting a female Lear unexpectedly amplifies the sense of male privilege.
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"It amplifies a lot of bad aspects of humanity," Williams said.
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It is also the case that the media amplifies gender bias.
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Parents understand that the media amplifies things for eyeballs and clicks.
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Rashean Mathis' retirement further amplifies how little its youngsters have done.
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Now I wear a hearing aid that amplifies other people's voices.
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The impact of catastrophic weather on ailing infrastructure amplifies these losses.
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Day partying is the best, and electronic music just amplifies that.
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The camera finds every under-eye circle, amplifies each impersonal office.
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That creates a cycle that amplifies the climate crisis, Briner said.
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When people are anxious that something will hurt, it amplifies pain.
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Social media amplifies the human tendency to bind with one's own kind.
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"I think it actually amplifies the opportunity for both companies," Musk added.
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"The release amplifies emotions, and creates a feedback loop," Dr. Verdolin says.
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Joakim invented a machine that amplifies the sound of the tattoo needles.
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The risk with policing software is that it amplifies existing racial bias.
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And he amplifies some of the temperamental concerns Republicans have with Trump.
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The innovation trend also amplifies lateral and upward recruiting pressure on organizations.
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Arctic climate change, in turn, amplifies global climate change in multiple ways.
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Illegal immigration has caused widespread concern, which amplifies the perceived terrorist threat.
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Instead, each amplifies the other, bringing the whole to a roaring crescendo.
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The water also amplifies the effects of every earthquake that hits us.
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Yet when Trump amplifies far-right voices, people on the fringes notice.
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The seashell is a mechanical filter that focuses and amplifies ambient noise.
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So does water vapour, which thereby amplifies the effects of the others.
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"His behavior amplifies and accelerates certain trends," Heck said of the President.
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The proliferation of voice-activated gadgets amplifies the implications of such tricks.
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The Fox News host amplifies a debate the right needs to have.
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DisArt programming amplifies the voice, visibility, and value of all Disabled people.
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"It takes everything you love about regular television and amplifies that," Abovitz said.
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When she speaks, we listen, and she amplifies voices that cannot speak out.
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It amplifies the very nuts and bolts of what this was all about.
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This year, supersizer Jupiter is also in Scorpio, which only amplifies the intrigue.
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Her lack of punches to set up and hide her intentions amplifies this.
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Day drinking can get kind of gross anyway, but Santacon just amplifies it.
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It amplifies the roar of history, dramatizes the depravity of, and the moral
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Occupying this from a feminist perspective amplifies women's narratives, according to La Sandia.
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Whenever the TV detects disturbances, it amplifies the dialogue by adjusting the volume.
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The latest OPEC turmoil amplifies the supply constraints imposed by the cartel's kingpin.
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Now the internet amplifies the voices and influence of these otherwise marginal groups.
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And so social media, first it amplifies it, and then it weaponizes it.
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The shape of the shell amplifies normally inaudible frequencies, creating an oceanic effect.
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The moan descends in pitch and amplifies exponentially as the cars come nearer.
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And UK-based artist Ruff Mercy's otherworldly black-and-neon aesthetic amplifies all that.
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What is shared online amplifies gender stereotypes, reckons Richard Crellin of the Children's Society.
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You have a voice that amplifies due to your celebrity... Please keep saying this!!!
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The difference in those waves should be fairly small, but the tunnel amplifies it.
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But whether it amplifies or dampens pain depends on the mutation an individual carries.
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It was huge for the band, and that just amplifies what was going on.
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They showed, for example, that the theophylline in fenethylline amplifies the effect of amphetamine.
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It's version of the city amplifies micro-moments of serendipity into many individuals' stories.
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The left's education monopoly only amplifies the one-size-fits-all narrative on campus.
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He paused before asking, "What is it about warming that amplifies humans' destructive instinct?"
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The way that VR removes distractions and creates a sense of space amplifies it.
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"This move amplifies legal uncertainty and gravely affects normal international trade," the ministry said.
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Signature, which amplifies vocals and bass, is the best profile by a large margin.
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Every time the platform loses a respected voice, he said, it amplifies negative voices.
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Social media, with its networks of like-minded people, amplifies that effect even further.
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Social media also amplifies the hysteria about spoilers, which I find kind of depressing.
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But the conservative coalition still has fissures; Trump amplifies some elements and diminishes others.
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Letting this stand is not neutrality; it amplifies the dangerous currents roiling the world.
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Amp It Up: Temporarily amplifies the passive effects provided by Crossfade for three seconds.
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Ms. Kelly amplifies this heady effect by installing plaster reliefs into the door panels.
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Illiquidity also amplifies swings: bitcoin is four times more volatile than risky physical commodities.
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Ironically, as it melts and re-freezes, the hard surface of ice amplifies sound.
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Twitter amplifies what made Trump an effective campaigner, and exposes his unfitness to govern.
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Donald Trump didn't create these attitudes, but he plays on them and amplifies them.
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" Anonymity and the psychological impact of the internet also amplifies the impact," Čulík said.
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As previously reported, Twitter Promote Mode automatically amplifies users' tweets and profile after it's enabled.
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On social media and through her writing, Willis continuously amplifies voices in the transgender community.
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Trump's ill-advised step erodes goodwill, amplifies fear, and magnifies the desire to remain hidden.
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This matching of frequencies amplifies the shaking in vulnerable buildings, both steel and masonry ones.
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Yet it's a critical first step because, ultimately, marketing amplifies your product and value proposition.
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"Someone is creating a device that amplifies paranormal activity," Kristen Wiig's character is heard saying.
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Bloomberg's support of Bredesen comes as he amplifies efforts to swing Congress to Democratic control.
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Swamp Thing takes the intrinsic horrors of the swamp and amplifies them to enrapturing results.
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Still, the work "amplifies the need to start to rebuild what's been destroyed," he says.
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In fact, he thinks that the group he's assembled at Comcept actually amplifies those sensibilities.
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And maybe she amplifies it to her social network, which retweets it and shares it.
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Between Us amplifies how we move through cities with small, but surprising interruptions to routines.
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This practice greatly amplifies the law's potential for abuse by sweeping in wholly domestic communications.
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Of course, it works the other way too – leverage amplifies losses when things go wrong.
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The strike has strategic implications and amplifies the relevance asymmetric drone war for the future.
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They know how to get it where they need to go so it amplifies naturally.
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Facebook is coming under scrutiny globally for how its platform amplifies political manipulation and violence.
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Through technical support and sophisticated use of propaganda, Iran amplifies the voice of its proxies.
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Will Kerley's stage direction in Philadelphia amplifies this impression of reticence concealing glinting, surging colors.
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Qiao (Zhao Tao), from a more respectable background, amplifies her lover's charisma with her own.
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So he gravitates to the most emotionally charged parts of any issue and amplifies them.
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For us, it amplifies how much you have to understand the complexities of the world.
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Studies show that complaining about an event amplifies the release of cortisol — especially in women.
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Freeing investigators from institutional checks only amplifies the danger of these all-too-human tendencies.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Lupus amplifies every challenge that Melba Jordan faces as a mother.
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This amplifies each move, each ball, and its potential to change the course of history.
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The full moon simply amplifies the feelings that are already thematic to that time of year.
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Doing so definitely amplifies the intensity of the shooting modes and makes you feel more immersed.
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However, the CG in Promare further amplifies the action on screen, rather than distracting from it.
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His eyes widen, hands twirl, and voice amplifies when responding to questions only he can answer.
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That makes the market harder to read, and amplifies any potential losses from a wrong bet.
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Instead of amplifying light, the system amplifies plasmons oscillating across the surface of the gold sphere.
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"It really amplifies and reaffirms this idea that we can excel in whatever field," says Shahidi.
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All of this amplifies when you're also a gamer who is glued to your smartphone 24x7.
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Trump amplifies the feelings of anxiety and anger -- and he is perfectly right to do so.
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"This amplifies completely our defense that the investigation lacks integrity because of data manipulation," he said.
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" Using "so" amplifies or exaggerates whatever simple adjective the president's using — whether that's "great!" or "sick.
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Like so many other tools, it only amplifies the highs and the lows of human nature.
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"The fear is that (this) perpetuates and reinforces an unfair system or... amplifies it," he said.
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He lightly amplifies four fairly reticent verses from the Acts of the Apostles, our only source.
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But Fallout 4 VR also amplifies the most annoying things about Fallout 4, particularly in combat.
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Having influencers eat the food in social media feeds "amplifies the value and desirability," said Rutledge.
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He amplifies his rhetoric and runs in a circle with his hands up, as in victory.
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A Twitter user amplifies the encounter, adding commentary Almost four hours later, at 11:13 p.m.
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The light participates in this immersion—it completely envelops the viewer, it amplifies the immersive experience.
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Furthermore, when he is surrounded by supporters who cheer his base nature, he amplifies the enmity.
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Flooding actually causes more hurricane deaths than wind, and climate change amplifies flooding in two ways.
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Meanwhile, any backlash to their position — even if it is correct — amplifies their outrage even more.
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Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn Sometimes the site of an artist's work really amplifies the work itself.
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The exhibition amplifies individual immigrant voices, presenting them as fully human rather than as statistical abstractions.
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The dry lakebed that is now the foundation of the modern metropolis amplifies shaking from earthquakes.
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Studies have shown that conversion therapy only amplifies the stigma and shame the LGBTQ+ community experiences.
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Irons amplifies Prufrock's opinion using a beat of silence to represent the space on the page.
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A careful analysis reveals how strategic keyword signaling amplifies conservative agendas in the contemporary news environment.
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That amplifies the effect of the Fed's primary tool, its direct suppression of short-term rates.
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Her spectral painting "7 Am" (1948-49) remodels everyday city exteriors and amplifies their nightmarish peculiarities.
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Microtargeting has always existed (just look at mailed advertising campaigns), but obviously the internet amplifies it.
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When I hear the other people screaming in the theater with me, it amplifies my response.
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In his speeches, he picks up on the angry voice in the mob and then amplifies it.
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This "phase shifting" results in constructive interference between waves arriving from the desired direction, which amplifies them.
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And competing actually amplifies body image issues because your body changes a lot, especially after a show.
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It amplifies their real-world implications by surrounding them with super-enlarged newspaper articles of the time.
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This is a relaxed, affable sound signature that takes the fun parts of music and amplifies them.
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I feel refreshed and the fact that my FWB brings me coffee in bed only amplifies this.
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Such echoing amplifies the effect of RT and Sputnik stories, which are in general not much watched.
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That amplifies her media presence, making it feel even bigger than it is on social media itself.
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And it also comes out at a time when we have social media, which amplifies these things.
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It seeks to mask, but only amplifies in the end, the darkest parts of an emotional experience.
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Anxiety comes in many forms, and I believe the holiday season amplifies pretty much all of them.
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This list gives a new spotlight to Latina women executives and amplifies their exposure across the country.
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But the way the center of country music amplifies Combs and sidelines Lambert remains a needless stain.
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It amplifies voices of independent journalists, such as Yoani Sánchez, who are banned from Cuban state media.
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Beyond the consumer angle, live sports is broadcast's saving grace against cord cutting… and VR amplifies that.
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In addition to centralizing tools, it amplifies positive, local and relatable messages rather than camouflaging bad reviews.
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Believers also claim that it carries and amplifies spiritual energies and connects them to higher spiritual realms.
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The fungibility of wealth amplifies this faulty and dangerous notion that money is equivalent to generalized ability.
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So the body amplifies the voice, with this kind of projection, and also breath pressure and support.
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To that end, the RT network amplifies voices of dissent, to sow discord and widen social divides.
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That kind of geology amplifies an earthquake's shaking more so than, say, an area with more bedrock.
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Those who borrow to participate in the bubble suffer even more because the borrowing amplifies the losses.
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And so it amplifies the short-term feedback that tries to tell you that life is good.
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You've been performing with a live band recently, which really amplifies how explosive your music can be.
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Ryan's announcement amplifies that, especially given an immediate ratings change for his WI-1 district following his announcement.
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The timing, right on the eve of Tillerson's visit, amplifies the importance of the US role in mediation.
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A discussion in the press between an artist and critics amplifies the weak points of Second-wave feminism.
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What he has done is organize a powerful emotional and psychological force that social media amplifies: public shaming.
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I worked closely on the parallel track of commercial diplomacy that amplifies the work of the State Department.
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How the cliff-hanger ending of 'Part 2' amplifies the possibility of augmented-reality marketing for 'The OA'
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Zymergen's approach, he said, amplifies the work of industrial scientists and frees them to work outside traditional approaches.
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It amplifies our commitment to bringing the best and brightest students to Brown regardless of their socioeconomic background.
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One reason companies still struggle with it is that remote work amplifies the negative effects of bad practices.
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That way, you can maximize your profit from the IP, and it also amplifies the IP's overall influence.
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The presence of courtyards at the rear of buildings, typical for the Raval, literally amplifies the noise problem.
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" The din has amplified, needless to say — it only ever amplifies — into what Giraldi calls the "Great Distraction.
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"Mass-produced chopped, bagged lettuce that gets shipped around the US amplifies the risk of poisoning," he said.
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And using social media — most exclusively Twitter — to get that loaded kind of messaging out amplifies it exponentially.
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In Edible Sounds Herbert takes ordinary foods and amplifies the noises they make, using speaker systems and DJ turntables.
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Trump is a master of this technique, and amplifies it by being unwilling to give an inch when challenged.
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The LG HiFi Plus amplifies the sound signal and plays 32-bit audio in high fidelity at 384 kHz.
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And if their attacks succeed, the mere fact that women carried them out somehow amplifies the attack's propaganda value.
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A chill adds such freshness to the wine, easing the heat of alcohol (which amplifies the burn of spice).
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"It takes everything you love about normal television and amplifies it," says Rony Abovitz, Magic Leap's chief executive officer.
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Mackenzie Scott is presented in unnerving lighting, which only amplifies her demented vocal performance and the song's unrelenting chug.
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Twitter is testing a $99 per mth ad subscription that auto-amplifies all your tweets and your profile pic.twitter.
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And we should recognize that the power of technology -- smartphones, social media, digital everything -- democratizes and amplifies the experience.
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An empty swimming pool, at its centre a column which once supported a desert island, amplifies the smallest sounds.
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But rather than merely recalling its influences, Paratopic amplifies the uncanny character and environment design into frightening new territories.
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But a good guest — a good ally — amplifies the concerns of the people to whom a cause actually belongs.
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That, in turn, only amplifies existing entrenched ideologies, making us less likely to open our minds to new possibilities.
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That YouTube amplifies Indian news networks over independent creators doesn't mean misinformation isn't still worming its way into videos.
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His penchant for repeating his narrative for the country only amplifies his silence about other stories he could tell.
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It all confirms and amplifies the storyline behind the charges that Trump personally abused his power and obstructed Congress.
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That kind of unilateralism not only conflicts with our Constitution, it amplifies the worst of our present-day politics.
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Membership does not prevent it cultivating partners further afield; rather it amplifies Britain's voice in its dealings with them.
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A device that amplifies the signals from a car's remote can be used to unlock the target vehicle's doors.
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Which brings us to another thing Lore does really well: It amplifies historical voices that are too often erased.
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This, in essence, amplifies the reach of human editorial decision-making, allowing platforms to better curate large amounts of content.
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And efforts to make quantum-enhanced versions of the equipment that amplifies and distributes standard optical signals are bearing fruit.
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The actors in the production acknowledge the water can be daunting, but many of them find it amplifies their performances.
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Except that now you're talking about being out to millions of people at once, which only amplifies all those fears.
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"It also amplifies the extent to which they (Chinese policymakers) have to provide stimulus for the domestic economy," Attrill added.
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T23 drags and meanders, but Boyle hasn't lost sight of that core theme—if anything, his new film amplifies it.
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Quartz is an energy conductor, so it amplifies energy running through it, and so the energy here is highly amplified.
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Mixing dance tracks with calls for religious warfare, Hindutva pop amplifies a wave of Hindu nationalism in Narendra Modi's India.
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Holding a range advantage guarantees you the first shot in anger, and thus amplifies your chances of prevailing in battle.
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Time Warner only amplifies the problem, because the unit's revenue is partly advertising-dependent and therefore closely linked to GDP.
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The internet allows all who have access to participate, but it also amplifies the effectiveness of media manipulation via automation.
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Catering to a new New Orleanian while eschewing corny, inauthentic liquor-soaked tourism, DNO exudes and amplifies its city's singularity.
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America's greatness has given this coward a spine that only amplifies his bluster and bullying, his disrespect and his deceptions.
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They use its system to their advantage which only amplifies the physical and emotional suffering that women like Offred experience.
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His heroes and villains are invariably more ordinary — and human — than extraordinary, which raises the stakes and amplifies the tension.
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"Strong brick-and-mortar, I think everybody knows really amplifies our online sales," Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette told investors this month.
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Interactivity amplifies live-chat-provider features while strengthening the brand-to-consumer relationship, whether you have one customer or one million.
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A film that deliberately amplifies Bundy's vainglorious courtroom showboating and manipulative sexual appeal is exactly what he would have wished for.
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""If we have computers in our bodies designed to treat us as adversaries, it amplifies all of the powers of inequality.
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You may feel as though your brain is rebooting, as Uranus amplifies your voice and brings your ambitions to the surface.
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When I start to get in my head at night, when I can't sleep, this kinda just amplifies it, I guess.
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Doing so is a small but meaningful act, and the beauty of the space amplifies the feelings of sanctity and reverence.
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And tying education to early release amplifies these benefits even further, allowing students to begin contributing to the outside world sooner.
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Mars connects with Jupiter in Sagittarius on July 25—Mars does things hard and fast, and Jupiter amplifies whatever it touches.
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This is a space where individuals can lend their voices to important conversations, but in so doing it amplifies the story.
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From there, the device processes the signal, amplifies it and then plays it back through an earphone inside the ear canal.
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But this approach could also backfire, in that it amplifies her preexisting reputation as being the favored candidate of smarmy elites.
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A film which deliberately amplifies Bundy's vainglorious courtroom showboating and manipulative sexual appeal is exactly what he would have wished for.
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Hussey generates these thoughts by staging performance pieces between himself and actors, then amplifies these narratives with his materials and processes.
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This anecdote amplifies a notion that, despite their vibrancy and sensuality, a sense of loss inhabits the shaped canvases as well.
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His presence in the White House amplifies her signature issue, and he's the best tormentor that an ambitious Democrat could have.
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"Banding together with other shareholders amplifies my voice and makes all of our voices more powerful," said Ms. Pan of Amazon.
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That was not totally unexpected because that year there was an El Niño, the Pacific climate cycle that typically amplifies heat.
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This film amplifies the consequences of intertwining the personal and political in a society riven by social divisions and old grudges.
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For those perpetually online, social media distorts perception of time, amplifies the loudest voices, and facilitates self-sorting into social bubbles.
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The Vision Fund's leveraged structure, which amplifies gains for equity holders when prices are rising, would magnify losses in a downturn.
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A new study reports that working out during a language class amplifies people's ability to memorize, retain and understand new vocabulary.
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A Buxtehude prelude preceding "Herr, unser Herrscher" amplifies the disconcerting power of Bach's music: you feel it thunder through the door.
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But unprecedented heat (Australia recently broke its record for its hottest day ever — two days in a row) amplifies this drought.
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Today, as an unstoppable rising China rivals an immovable reigning United States, this dynamic — which I call Thucydides's Trap — amplifies risks.
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Mexico City is built on a spongy, drained lake bed that amplifies earthquakes along the volcanic country's multiple seismic fault lines.
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It begins, after all, with one of the great tragicomedies and, at least in theory, amplifies both aspects of the genre.
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Aubrey Plaza stars as Ingrid, a smartphone-addicted young woman whose obsession with digital timelines and appearances amplifies her envious personality.
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Once she has that down, she amplifies a celebrity's presence on social media, and makes sure to post on a steady base.
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Like with everything in today's age, technology amplifies and elevates creativity: Ideas can flourish and grow in the hands of today's tech.
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Whether it's a group of your friends or whether, suddenly, Twitter's algorithm grabs your speech and amplifies you to millions of people.
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It's never a good idea to have a policy that amplifies the motivational feedback loop of the adversaries you're trying to stop.
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Brian McOmber's score is equally evocative, a constantly building cacophony of noise and chaos that amplifies the ever-escalating on-screen conflicts.
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Flight of Passage takes that same basic approach, but amplifies it — particularly when the queue leads guests to the PCI research labs.
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People reflexively dismiss and decry change, especially on social media, which amplifies all the most immediate knee-jerk reactions to new events.
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He amplifies his views and attacks rivals several times a day on Twitter, with his messages often shared by thousands of people.
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While Instagram also came for other design sectors, the relatively fast rate at which many people buy new clothing amplifies this effect.
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Specifically, even though a joint account amplifies your collective buying power, it isn't all discretionary income that can be spent like mad.
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And this film amplifies that voice, which we hope will become a choir that will resonate all the way to the Vatican.
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By introducing the threat of violence, the book amplifies everyday domestic concerns, producing a kind of crystallization of the experience of parenthood.
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And because we're the only ones who see them, we become his secret sharer, or maybe confessor, which amplifies the movie's intimacy.
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Ms. Swift's revulsion only amplifies the situation: The farther from Mr. West she tries to pull, the more tightly they are bound.
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American history largely amplifies the white men who put their names on our nation's landmarks, and leaves out or downplays the rest.
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How Mr. Drummond, 55, was treated "amplifies the message that for a select few, there are no consequences," said Ms. Blakely, 54.
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Aster amplifies the horror by showing, in just seconds, the gruesome death of a child, a taboo for a mainstream horror movie.
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The relentlessly negative Mexican news media, which is given very little access to Osorio and the national team, only amplifies these complaints.
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From this lens, climate-induced collapse has already happened, though it is exacerbated by and amplifies the failure of myriad human systems.
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That one tabloid editor may seek to suppress women's stories by threatening booksellers only amplifies the powerful message of Mr. Farrow's book.
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The political right amplifies women of color like Patel as evidence for the rejection of the existence of racism and structural inequality.
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"Divorce amplifies all the feelings — good, bad and otherwise — around money and financial decisions," said Russ Thornton, financial advisor at Wealthcare for Women.
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Their exaggerated sizing is a playful augmentation of a sentimental Dominicanidad, but simultaneously amplifies the implications of Washington Heights as a food desert.
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"The president's announcement of the importance of computer science symbolically amplifies and increases the level of attention on this important field," he says.
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Together, they create an online echo chamber that amplifies anti-Western messages and helps propel a few individuals on their journey towards murder.
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The sculpture's current siting cleverly compliments and amplifies these readings, and I doubt any other future location will ever offer so many interpretations.
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"Trade friction can also dampen market confidence, which in turn amplifies financial market volatility and has an impact on economic growth," he said.
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" The event amplifies the messages of both space exploration and gender equality, UBS added, which "are both likely to have significant investment implications.
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Obama's announcement amplifies the ongoing political battle over the precedent and propriety of considering a Supreme Court nomination amid a heated presidential election.
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For a lot of people, there's a feeling that alcohol—and drugs in general, weed, booze, heroin, whatever—that it amplifies the music.
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That war only tarnishes America's image on the "Arab street," amplifies famine and cholera epidemics, and empowers al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
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This story makes no sense, and Feig has packaged it inside a patchwork of styles that amplifies rather than conceals the movie's problems.
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Quad9, a free internet switchboard that amplifies security, has grown to 27 million users after launching with 1 million just five months ago.
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The reset of the postseason amplifies the worry, all those banked wins suddenly swept away as promos proclaim the real season starts NOW.
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And it makes me wonder if the extent to which our culture places responsibility and blame solely on individuals amplifies our depression problem.
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Every decline in the lira amplifies the country's problems and heightens the danger of a vicious circle of rising prices and sagging growth.
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Adar captures them by affixing handmade sensors to the plants and objects within their environment, and amplifies them for visitors through audio equipment.
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But it also amplifies concerns that Trump was more interested in what his personal lawyer had to say than the professionals in government.
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The Taylor Swift enterprise amplifies transparency and also prizes privacy — you know everything about her, and yet you don't know her at all.
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In addition to its toxic secrecy, UNC's arrangement with the SCV amplifies to the UNC community and beyond the monument's original racist context.
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"The private record, for me, just amplifies and confirms and makes more dramatic the public messages he was out to convey," he said.
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Indeed, just 16 percent of Nio was sold, while Qutoutiao put only roughly 5 percent on the market: that amplifies market mood swings.
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The reasons have as much to do with him as the way social media amplifies every big story until it swallows the world.
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Getting a group of people to make coordinated phone calls—and convincing others in your community to do the same—amplifies the message.
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This in turn amplifies our alertness toward what appears on our screens, especially if the advertisement is well-curated and fits a need.
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Granser's framing amplifies the luxury and self-assured nature of Mamani's designs; the photographs exemplify the buildings as visual assertions of cultural pride.
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Roberts will play Serina Belinda, a newscaster who winds up in hot water after a promotion amplifies her determination to survive no matter what.
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It's done with little fanfare—no one even so much as makes a meta-joke about it—which just amplifies how well this works.
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Bringing her work to Paris in fact amplifies the conversation with Benjamin by not restricting it to the temporal mood of just one place.
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"National Popular Vote significantly amplifies and empowers Oregon, and the voice of every Oregon voter in electing a president," Koza said in a statement.
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There is, however, broad agreement that the internet both amplifies the impact of terrorism and launches some disaffected youths on the path to jihad.
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It's an insulting portrait of motherhood — of parenthood in general — that amplifies the general mom-shaming trend that has beset us in recent years.
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This is coiled around a piece of ferrite (a substance made of oxides of iron and other metals) that amplifies the magnetic field generated.
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The bottom line: ICAN is currently the best-funded organization that amplifies concerns about vaccines, largely thanks to the Selz's funding, the Post reports.
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From the Deep South to the Northeast to the West, voters are angry and have found someone who validates, reflects, and amplifies their anger.
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While a warming climate itself doesn't create weather events or fires, it amplifies these events and significantly boosts the odds of such events occurring.
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To make the data readable, researchers started with a DNA manipulation technique known as polymerase chain reaction, which amplifies DNA strands for other research.
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"With social media being the way it is, if you have a problem in your home, social media amplifies it by 1000," he says.
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Both movies share the conceit of isolated families starting anew, but "The Witch" particularly amplifies the foreshadowing of tragedy from the moment it starts.
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I think again the biggest takeaway for me was the simple realization and admission that social media amplifies everything, whether it's good or bad.
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Like the fake Russia-linked ads and Pages formerly released through the House and Senate, the new content specifically amplifies American tensions around race.
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That murky dreaminess amplifies the bleak center of the show's farcical plot, in which two men each disguise themselves to seduce the other's girlfriend.
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Neuroimaging studies suggest that if you engage in catastrophizing thoughts, it amplifies pain processing — "so you're unwittingly pouring gasoline on the fire," Darnall says.
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Fish sauce, oyster sauce and garlic all have umami, but it's the big chunk of salted butter that generously amplifies all the flavors here.
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"We live in an environment polluted by too much verbal violence, by many offensive and harmful words, which the internet amplifies," said Pope Francis.
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By showing photographs that question the closeted experience along the side of a fence, Tran's installation amplifies the sense of outsiderness his story conveys.
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A bill that's advancing quickly in the House and Senate even further amplifies the agency's role in overseeing highly autonomous vehicle testing and deployment.
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The Renwick installation amplifies and coordinates these gaps, opening up the illusion to creative interpretation and leaving the viewer with a visual puzzle to solve.
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The width at which they open their beaks functions like the flared end of brass instruments such as trumpets and tubas that amplifies their sound.
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The fact that this involves an impeachment inquiry — Congress' ultimate check on the Executive — amplifies the sense that this is different from what preceded it.
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You like pitching into the argument, often in very strong terms, which some people find divisive and think simply amplifies that sort of "screaming chamber".
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Without Barkan's activism—and, frankly, the way his tragic situation amplifies it—we would never have heard the debate over health care approach this tenor.
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Even so, there are worries that the Brexit vote might disturb some existing faultlines in the world economy in a way that amplifies its impact.
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But Ricci is concerned that blocking off the ear might lead to an increase in pressure that amplifies the sound waves in the ear canal.
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Trump, as usual, takes a tantalizing possibility and amplifies it to its most damning possible conclusion: that Comey knowingly leaked classified information to the press.
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That means bringing more transparency to our campaign finance system and empowering everyday Americans with a powerful new system that rewards and amplifies small donors.
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Thus I work to provide a counternarrative, one that doesn't stereotype the city but rather humanizes it; one that amplifies its beauty, not its blight.
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So in 2014, the town spent about 33,000 pesos ($20,000) on a cellular repeater, which amplifies the nearest America Movil signal from 30 km away.
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And the "substantial terrorist presence" in Libya "amplifies the risks posed by the entry into the United States of its nationals," the White House said.
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But if we're being honest, progressives have no bigger enemy than the mainstream media that amplifies the message of our opponents and suffocates our own.
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It unwittingly amplifies Mr. Putin's propaganda machine by fortifying Russia's image as the world's geostrategic ninja, disrupting elections and information networks without leaving a trace.
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The effect, from a distance obliged by its scale, is both stately and resigned; an image that amplifies the viewer's irrelevance to the whale's consciousness.
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But in his aesthetics of subtraction, which does not reduce but instead amplifies the emotional stakes, Kogonada layers a formal modernism over his actors' performances.
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It amplifies U.S. power, and if it is hobbled, we will have to do so much more on our own to defend the free world.
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"I think the big question about social media is to what extent it amplifies the echo chamber of our own opinions and thoughts," says Andrew.
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Trading volumes have been amplified in both South Korea and Japan because many of the exchanges offer leverage, which amplifies both positive and negative swings.
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But this is part of Trump's MO throughout the campaign: He's let his supporters put the insults in their mouths, while he just amplifies them.
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The US Senate is, by design, a grotesquely unrepresentative body that amplifies the power of small states at the expense of voters in big states.
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Think of them as a co-pilot, not the Autopilot of Tesla's marketing parlance but a wingman that amplifies human skills instead of replacing them.
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The Far Shore: Navigating Homelands at the Arab American National Museum amplifies individual immigrant voices, presenting them as fully human rather than as statistical abstractions.
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History repeats itself as unfunny farce when, a century after Roosevelt, another macho president amplifies white fears of losing out in the struggle for existence.
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" It added another risk: "Social media, which accelerates and potentially amplifies the scope of negative publicity, can increase the challenges of responding to negative claims.
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A non-invasive EEG headset detects and amplifies these signals, and MindAffect's algorithms work backwards to match the signal to the desired action or input.
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Credit...Ricky Rhodes for The New York Times Carlos Maza believes that YouTube is a destructive, unethical, reckless company that amplifies bigots and profits off fascism.
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American Trial and its portrayal of the broken American legal system seems so real that it doesn't just convey Snipe Garner's helplessness but also amplifies it.
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Google's dense web of presence across tech policy influencers and associations amplifies the company's regional lobbying spend to as much as $36M, music industry bosses contend.
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The CNN Freedom Project amplifies the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery, and helps unravel the tangle of criminal enterprises trading in human life.
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That only amplifies when Shitstain's wife Jaclyn discloses their plans to start a family, and Sam, in a moment of blind panic, tries to kiss her.
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You definitely see this resistance in the book but it also amplifies the pieces where a few men expressed their deepest desires or feelings about me.
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RELATED: On latest immigration fight, moderates use conservative playbook "November amplifies a lot of the negative that sits inside the conference," one GOP lawmaker told me.
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The Internet just kind of supercharges the practice and amplifies the associated ethical concerns because deception can be carried out remotely and at vast, vast scale.
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For example, the #MeToo social movement amplifies the call for an Equal Rights Amendment to change the highest legal document in the country, the U.S. Constitution.
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This combination of vast reserves of personal information with financial information and cryptocurrency amplifies our privacy concerns about the Libra Network's design and data sharing arrangements.
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So we need to ask the tough questions, and the press amplifies our voice and asks the questions we may not have the opportunity to ask.
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Each also wears a garment inspired by the neck rings found in some African and Asian cultures where such jewelry amplifies the wearer's majesty and might.
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Parts of the city lie on the sand and clay of an ancient lake bed, a geology that amplifies the shock waves from these distant epicenters.
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That deprives companies of credit, weakening economic growth, which in turn amplifies broader fears about the ability of the government to stay current on its debt.
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She described her treatment by the company as something that "amplifies the message that for a select few, there are no consequences," she told the Times.
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But altogether the work in the show significantly amplifies the force of its handful of explicitly political pieces, reflecting and expanding each declaration of female experience.
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But as Trump proves more hapless than dangerous — or only dangerous because he's hapless — the derangement that he inspires or amplifies among his critics also matters.
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It's the sort of rerelease that amplifies a story known to many, and thanks to this new platform, also allows for new history to be written.
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And despite frequent flashbacks and Bobby Bukowski's richly dimensional photography, the movie has a static, stagy look that amplifies the oppressiveness of its increasingly unpleasant exchanges.
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Social media exponentially amplifies humiliation, and an unformed, vulnerable child who is humiliated is at much higher risk of suicide than she would otherwise have been.
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The site regularly amplifies conspiracy theories from anonymous message board 24chan and writes frequently about the deep state, doomsday prep, bitcoin speculation, and New Age pseudoscience.
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The combination of this instability with the new state of the oil market amplifies the impact of instability in the Middle East on the oil price.
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"For me emotionally and I think this is why so many people are passionate about wine is that it really amplifies any given experience or moment."
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The echo chamber first affirms your ideas, then it amplifies them, and you can start to believe the worst things about people you don't agree with.
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When he hears the right note of approval, Mr. Trump amplifies his message and bounces it back, usually with one of his trademark three-word catchphrases.
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The system, as it stands, rewards political extremism, exacerbates the influence of money in elections, amplifies the distorting effects of polls, and contributes to political polarization.
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How Exercise Could Help You Learn a New Language Working out during a language class amplifies an adult's ability to memorize, retain and understand new vocabulary.
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Alabama amplifies Democrats' sense of momentum going into the 2018 midterms, which, on the evidence of what happened Tuesday, could be a blood bath for Republicans.
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Unable to understand, in his words, "the point of life," Nicholas ricochets between his divorced mother and father, and their son's distress only amplifies their own.
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Vigilant Solutions claims on its website that the data it collects isn't identifying, and that the sharing services it offers amplifies the effectiveness of law enforcement.
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He also argued that Britain's EU membership amplifies the UK's influence on the world stage, and that leaving the EU could cause Britain to become marginalized.
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He also argues that Britain's EU membership amplifies the UK's influence on the world stage, and that leaving the EU could cause Britain to become marginalized.
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It's a pretty dystopian idea that a company can execute a promotion that many people find disturbing, and any criticism of it just amplifies its initial intent.
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"It's easy to think if I just went on Shark Tank it would solve all my problems, but often it just amplifies your current problems," Hejny said.
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Now in its fifth season, the modern day Twilight Zone still plays with large plot twists and ominous suggestions about the ways technology amplifies our bad behaviors.
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More importantly, the Trump campaign has demonstrated repeatedly that it does not care whose voices it amplifies, as long as those voices are speaking up for Trump.
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Adding two truly universal programs, for pre-K and family leave, not only amplifies that message but goes a long way toward achieving the goal it sets.
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The migration of more than 245m workers from poor, rural areas to booming cities amplifies the difference in fertility in some places and counteracts it in others.
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To this end the Muslim Council of Elders, an international organization based in Abu Dhabi, amplifies the true tolerant teachings of Islam and creates understanding between faiths.
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But the idea that future generations — their younger family members, their children, or their grandchildren — will have to go through the same thing only amplifies the injustice.
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And Resident Evil 7 focuses on and amplifies these smallest of noises—the creak of the floorboards, the intake of breath—to create a horrific, cumulative effect.
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Since the yen has risen this year despite further easing efforts from the Bank of Japan, the "currency-hedged" aspect that once increased gains now amplifies losses.
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Antioxidants protect against free radical damage, which is a form of oxidative stress that amplifies aging effects on both the body (wrinkles, heart disease) and mind (Alzheimer's).
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Right now, Obama is making the promotional rounds, giving television interviews in which she often amplifies her criticisms or makes her disdain for her husband's successor plain.
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Much of the food at Kali is built on the pure flavors packed into California ingredients, which Mr. Meehan amplifies with his classically French and modern techniques.
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Since the 2016 presidential election, we have been talking about propaganda campaigns, and about how social media amplifies fake news and allows damaging messages to spread easily.
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The frequency with which queer people using social media, generally, and mobile dating apps, in particular, amplifies the privacy concerns we face compared with the general population.
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Same goes for the US Senate, which by offering equal representation to Wyoming and California vastly amplifies the influence of tiny, rural white states, which lean Republican.
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The use of color amplifies the psychology of the show, wherein unhappy adult siblings are dealing with demons that stem directly from their past as happy kids.
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Yelp is an online, local business directory that amplifies the phrase "word of mouth" by allowing users to share their experiences at businesses that they&aposve patronized.
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Zenyatta's overpowered Orb of Discord now amplifies damage against enemies by 30% instead of 43%, but his Orb of Destruction projectile does 46 damage instead of 40.
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This cluster has been recognized as a productive cosmic telescope for many years, but it normally only amplifies the light of background objects by a few dozen times.
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The amount of toxicity in the social dynamics amplifies how vulnerable I can already be feeling in my body or in the way that I'm presenting that day.
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"It confirms earlier decisions taken by international jurisdictions, and it amplifies them in a judgment entirely devoted to the destruction of cultural heritage," she said in a statement.
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Dawe amplifies the region's particular light quality, a natural phenomenon that has lured many an adventurer and artist westward, searching for a place to establish roots and grow.
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The service, spotted by Matt Navarra when Twitter emailed him as a past Twitter Ads user, "automatically amplifies your tweets and profile" for a full 30 day period.
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Facebook has responded to widespread criticism of how its Newsfeed algorithm disseminates and amplifies misinformation in the wake of the Trump victory in the US presidential election yesterday.
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The foundational idea is that weather patterns carry in masses of hot summer air, but the added heat produced by human-caused climate change amplifies modern heat waves.
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Snowballs, and then social media is the key snowball, or as it amplifies and creates the situation that improves his life, and also makes the horrible situation worse.
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Essay But the patient records system, called Epic, has a few shortcomings of its own, including a voice that amplifies the insecurities that come with being a doctor.
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In Trump's Twitter Feed: Conspiracy-Mongers, Racists and Spies: Inside the alternate reality of the president's Twitter account, where he absorbs and amplifies a noxious stream of disinformation.
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Your whiteness has become a burden too heavy for you to carry, so you outsource it to a vile political figure who amplifies your most detestable private thoughts.
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But as it stands, isolation often amplifies the very thing you're trying to avoid, he found that no matter what, he somehow ended up writing about it anyway.
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In a 22017 group of felt-tip-pen drawings, the unbridgeable contrast between black ink and white paper amplifies this dissonance till you can almost hear it buzzing.
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There is something to the simplicity of the role — a simplicity that only amplifies its expressivity — that speaks to how profound Bausch was as a performer and creator.
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As negotiations yield headlines about sniping within Britain's governing Conservative party, each week that passes absent clarity amplifies pressure on companies to shift people and operations to Europe.
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The sleeve, which is made of lightweight silicone and modeled after the outer muscle layers of the mammalian heart, amplifies and strengthens the beat of a failing heart.
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While an economic crisis amplifies the need for diligence to avoid taking excess risk, Haller said it could also be an opportunity for those with cash to spend.
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A vast echo chamber of blogs, "news" sites, radio stations, cable news shows, and Facebook groups takes each one of these mini faux scandals and amplifies the signal.
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That said, a system that's harvesting personal data for medical diagnostic purposes amplifies questions about how sensitive health data will be securely stored, managed and safeguarded by smartphone vendors.
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Its dual "4DAmplifier" brush head, you guessed it, amplifies, and the volume is basically what you'd get from fake lashes, with length, lift, and definition all in one swipe.
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They were loud—not because they were powerful, but because the curving, 1.5-mile track at the Egersund Motorsportsenter sits in a dusty stone quarry that amplifies the noise.
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But no, I don't think it was tech that caused that, but I do think it's tech that reveals that and amplifies some of these views, for sure. Okay.
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For Senate Democrats, that dynamic simply amplifies the necessity of hanging together — and, they say, makes their job as defenders of the Affordable Care Act that much more vital.
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"It is a molecule 100 times more potent than human bile acid that amplifies the liver's ability to regenerate," says Dr. Mark Pruzanski, president, CEO and director of Intercept.
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That her chosen subject is often the replication of comestibles and objects that are otherwise literally consumed greatly amplifies the desire for a kind of intimacy with the artwork.
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This partnership amplifies American power and, if the E.U. is hobbled or fractured, America will have to do so many more things around the world with much less help.
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The CNN Freedom Project amplifies the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery, highlights success stories and helps unravel the tangle of criminal enterprises trading in human life.
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The scope has also changed dramatically since the early days of the internet: the voices the internet amplifies are no longer niche or cordoned off from the "real" world.
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While the top-trim American trucks can often be chromed-out beyond reason or taste, the AT4's brutish snout and lifted stance amplifies everything we love about trucks.
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The charitable contribution deduction is a deeply inegalitarian mechanism, because it systematically amplifies and more greatly weights the interests of the wealthy people over middle-class and poor people.
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Considered within a larger art historical narrative, however, the unsettling feeling exposes certain presumptions around gender roles, which the artist amplifies by leaving the subjects' vulvas and nipples exposed.
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I used my childhood experience to create my first play, How To Have Fun in a Civil War, which amplifies the resilience of children in traumatic and tragic times.
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More importantly, porting the series to such an accessible format amplifies its most important legacy: making people who don't fit the traditional definition of "gamer" feel invited to play.
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""The self-medication of experimental products without the advice of a licensed physician amplifies the safety concerns at best, and at worst, prevents or interferes with more proven treatments.
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Moms Across America empowers and amplifies the voice of the mom locally and nationally to create healthy communities by raising awareness about GMOs and related pesticides in our food.
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It is also very seldom made by sex workers or adult performers themselves, and rarely amplifies the expressions of workers who are, in fact, already in the public arena.
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Republicans will almost certainly replace Obamacare with a health care system that amplifies the things that people don't like about it, while scrapping some of the things they do.
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As Gerstley notes, the struggle to compress those feelings only amplifies our sense of panic, twisting already fraught encounters into a so-called "out-of-control," tear-soaked display.
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Its soil amplifies shaking like Jell-O on a plate, and is prone to liquefaction, which is the ability to transform dirt into a dense liquid when sufficiently churned.
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This surge of Democratic women packing into crowded primaries amplifies what Pennsylvania saw in 22016, where of the women who ran, six were Democrats and one was a Republican.
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On social, the company amplifies this persona, adopting a "little bit more of an edgy tone ... just a little bit more clever, a little bit more witty," Blashford said.
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Now journalism amplifies the Trump clangor and too often drowns out the reporting on what Trump and his cronies have actually done—and what they're doing to the country.
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With passions running so high, and so many people hunting for "news" that amplifies their own views, look for more people to produce and profit off make-believe journalism.
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Now a video for the song, directed by Nabil Elderkin, amplifies the idea: There's Mr. Legend on a couch, singing to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, and their young daughter.
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Chuck Schumer (who later said "I shouldn't have used the words I did") about Trump's nominees to the Supreme Court — doubtless matches and amplifies an anger roiling the electorate.
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The idea is that what often appear to be deep divisions are really just products of people living in echo chambers, and that this amplifies differences and obscures commonalities.
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I think it amplifies the more subtle forces of the wind—you can track wavelike patterns of sound across the interior surface of the sculpture under the right conditions.
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Take, for example, this shot of a pallid-looking Steven Crain and his father at a funeral home: The washed-out color amplifies the sense of sadness and exhaustion.
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It should be noted that the Duma has no real power, and normally serves as kind of a Greek chorus that echoes and amplifies the mood of the Kremlin.
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What you read on Facebook is determined entirely by Facebook's algorithm, which elides much — censors much, if you wrongly think the News Feed is free speech — and amplifies little.
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In the service of the first, Phelps amplifies minor plot points and passing comments in the book and casts Poirot as past his prime, fearful of decrepitude and insignificance.
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The work has toured internationally to places like Miami Beach and Abu Dhabi, but placing the piece at New York's literal crossroads of consumerism and urbanism amplifies its message.
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She re-contextualized her work to reveal the deeply personal perspective that amplifies the independence of her sonic identity, and justified any distinctions from her work within Crystal Castles.
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In the wake of the Manchester bombing, we looked at why it's so important to think before you tweet, since spreading images of the chaos only amplifies the terrorists' message.
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As in the other shorts I've mentioned, the ReStacks's use of sequential, temporary and spatial fragmentation and dislocation twists and amplifies our sense of reality, keeping us on our toes.
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For Kakande, being selected as a Fellow amplifies his voice which "has largely been neglected by media and global players" and communicate these human rights violations to a global audience.
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This is one way polarization amplifies identity: The two parties are now so far apart ideologically that even an unusual nominee like Trump is a safer bet than the Democrat.
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The product uses the sight they still have, whether it's detection of light, movement or a small amount of shape, and amplifies it inside a pair of augmented reality glasses.
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"If you have Trudeau, who is a much more charismatic figure and gets press attention, then that amplifies what he says and gives a sense of momentum," Mr. Stern said.
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We looked at three areas of interest: The platform has become a vehicle for conspiracy theorists, racists and spies to influence what Mr. Trump sees and amplifies to the world.
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"The combination strengthens our capacity to service the rapidly expanding global medical cannabis markets, and amplifies our early-mover advantage," Aurora Chief Executive Officer Terry Booth said in a statement.
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"Actor Seth Rogen replied to both Lil Nas X and Dorsey with a rebuke, suggesting they "Maybe do something about all the white supremacists he verified and therefor [sic] amplifies?
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Microlensing occurs when a large object, like a black hole, passes in front of a background light source, which distorts and sometimes amplifies the background object's light from our perspective.
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When the wearer covers the right ear with the palm of their hand, the music lowers and the system amplifies human voice, serving almost as a hearing aid of sorts.
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Whether it's good or bad depends on your specific situation, but heed this warning: Jupiter amplifies things, so watch out for huge emotions or things being blown out of proportion.
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But however much "Love" outlines the Beatles' career, or amplifies their comments and philosophy ("All You Need Is Love" is the finale), it is no one's idea of a documentary.
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The plan also amplifies Warren's earlier call to include a professional counselor, nurse, psychologist or social worker in every school to support students and educate them about bias-motivated violence.
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History has taught us far too well that using brute force to eliminate one person's opinions from the marketplace of ideas always sows conflict and frequently amplifies those very opinions.
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Mr. Albasheer exposes the workings of power in Iraq, covers the protests and the government's brutal response, exhorts the protesters to stay peaceful, amplifies their voices and boosts their morale.
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Which means that when, while dressing to meet her colleagues for dinner, she finds her driver's license in the left pocket of her jacket the discovery only amplifies her distress.
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But Mary also provides a substantial presence that amplifies the supporting roles of the show's other important female characters: Molly (Louise Brealey), a pathologist in love with Sherlock, and Mrs.
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Why sleep deprivation amplifies pain is not fully worked out, but it has to do with how the body responds to an injury such as a cut or turned ankle.
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" Roehl added that they "encouraged students to examine the role that power has in the stories studied to get a sense of the ways Whiteness silences some voices and amplifies others.
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And because Clinton's support clustered in wealthier, more educated, and more urban areas, Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral college, which amplifies the vote in sparsely populated states.
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Fear, perhaps justified fear for many speculators with too much to lose, amplifies each new regulatory revelation, even when the news is good for the long term adoption of digital currencies.
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Of the two, Jeffrey Baxter, administrator for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus, considers Darke's version to be the more meditative take, but believes that Holst's syllabic touch amplifies Rossetti's stark prose.
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Otherwise, the video of the crash amplifies questions that were already being asked about the current state of self-driving tests being performed around the country, and the technology in general.
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"The secret of Salvini's communication is Salvini himself, together with a team of people who have worked with him for a long time, which plans and amplifies the message," Morisi said.
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"You can think of it as a Mount Everest under the ocean," said Campbell, noting that the tall mount's shape and topography amplifies the movement of warm waters to the surface.
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The genericism of little-i internet amplifies Alito's dismissal of the Internet as a single, unified dialogue, in favor of a disaggregated internet that can be restricted or blocked in parts.
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Grass Is Greener accomplished something powerful, that unfortunately isn't seen enough in cannabis media; it amplifies the stories of people like Bernard Noble, who was born and raised in New Orleans.
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If we extrapolate our analysis from 2012 and assume the exit polls continue to overstate minorities' share of vote totals, we still find that the Electoral College amplifies the white vote.
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The theme focuses on women, and the diversity and quality of their work on display here amplifies the notion that if you haven't been paying attention to female artists, you should.
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The strongest pieces, though, are those in which he lets his basic mechanism operate without interference, but then amplifies it one more turn by putting two complementary panels side by side.
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And if we can find those bits of habitat, we need to protect them from further fire, from predation from feral predators and weed incursion — all these things that fire amplifies.
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This style fits German democracy because Germans do not elect their chancellor directly, as Americans do (via an electoral college that nowadays only amplifies the often close results in each state).
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This may all sound like peripheral information, but it's impossible to ignore as it places the audience in a hall of mirrors that refracts and amplifies the new play's modest charms.
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Consumers seemed enthralled nonetheless, and, as is often the case regardless of the type of wine, coming face to face with producers amplifies the meaning of what is in the glass.
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Instead, von Donnersmarck sensationalizes the horror, by which I don't mean he amplifies it (that would hardly be possible) but that he turns it into fodder for simple and emphatic emotions.
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It is in itself the very essence of triumph, because it amplifies every element that was already great about XCOM, but finds success in completely new and unexpected areas as well.
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Dr. Ed Boyer, professor of emergency medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, has seen their failure firsthand but says the potency of the drug on the street amplifies the consequences.
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The rise of these parties is reflective of the rising anti-immigrant sentiment in many European societies that in turn amplifies the feelings of alienation that many Muslims feel in Europe. 20073.
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Go deeper: The future of our cloud forests is clearer Global warming is pushing the Great Barrier Reef to the brink In hot water: Global warming amplifies risk of marine heat waves
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"The shadow of the military looming over the election amplifies the continued struggles of democracy in Pakistan," said Michael Kugelman, deputy director of the Asia Program at the U.S.-based Wilson Center.
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In addition to criticism that the technology aids and amplifies a general onerous surveillance state, many critics at Monday's hearing pointed to research warning that the technology is biased against marginalized populations.
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The barren TV schedule is itself disconcerting, and amplifies the sense that the Olympics were a passing tornado, provoking frenzied and drunken enthusiasm but now leaving us, dazed, to survey the rubble.
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The case I tested, a deep and dark walnut model, is smooth and cool to the touch and actually amplifies the speaker thanks to the way the wood surrounds the entire phone.
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These crude words get immediate attention from the press, which amplifies them and repeats them until many people have trouble looking at Clinton or Corker without hearing the negatives in the mind.
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But the collective's gesture, aside from introducing some hilarity to the typically austere German festival, amplifies frustrations felt by many over its arrival in a country facing economic, political, and social turmoil.
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Part philosophical reflection and part autobiography, The Clockwork Condition provides a context for Burgess's most famous work, and amplifies his views on crime, punishment and the possible corrupting effects of visual culture.
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Live Focus Video lets users add depth-of-field adjustments such as blurring the background to focus on a subject, and a zoom-in mic feature amplifies the audio in the frame.
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At the same time, Kidz Bop serves as unintentionally scorching parody: The Kidz' shrill chanting amplifies pop's tropes of lovelorn treacle, monotonous synth and bass and the childishness that dominates the charts.
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In Leiris's view, Bacon's comparable telescopic attention to that "flaw in everyday life" amplifies ordinary human gestures and inanimate objects to an epic scale, thereby flooding the consciousness with these "small" abnormalities.
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Naturally, the highly anticipated AG & BLANDA collab only amplifies Blanda's abstract aesthetic — the capsule is inspired by Newton's Third Law, as well as by women, water, and the interconnectedness of the human experience.
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The media amplifies the skepticism by publishing information about UFOs when it is exciting, but always with a mocking or whimsical tone and reassuring the public that it can&apost possibly be true.
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While the specific character of the cheese melts away atop the hot pie, when combined with a drizzle of olive oil and some heady Sicilian oregano, it amplifies the pizza's umami aspect exponentially.
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The vulnerability comes from a device that amplifies that signal to make the car think your key is next to it, when it is actually hundreds of feet away (like in your house).
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The letter, sent by PEN America, a group that promotes free expression, amplifies the international pressure on the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, over his increasingly harsh repression of writers and journalists.
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A collapse in one human or natural system could cascade into the others, potentially setting off a "global systems death spiral" that accelerates and amplifies the damage beyond our ability to control it.
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Counting all people amplifies the voting power of places that have large numbers of residents who cannot vote legally — including immigrants who are here legally but are not citizens, illegal immigrants and children.
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There's a neat "Passthrough Mode" that you can turn on by double tapping the side of the Echo Buds (the same control to switch to noise reduction mode), which amplifies the sounds outside.
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We find that, based on the current distribution of voters of different ethnicities across states, and particularly within swing states, the Electoral College amplifies the power of white voters by a substantial amount.
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There are three stages — low, medium, and high — and it amplifies everything in a slightly artificial manner; but you can definitely hear conversations and traffic with it active, so personal safety is increased.
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Counting all people amplifies the voting power of places that have large numbers of residents who cannot vote legally — including immigrants who are here legally but are not citizens, unauthorized immigrants and children.
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"This film gave a voice to survivors, and this Oscar amplifies that voice, which we hope can become a choir that will resonate all the way to the Vatican," said producer Michael Sugar.
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Being physically present — whether it's serving meals, mentoring kids or any number of on-the-ground actions — amplifies their impact and it unites like-minded people within the company toward a shared goal.
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It's shorthand for the fear that if women are free to go public with their claims of abuse and the media amplifies them, men are at risk of being unfairly smeared and ruined.
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The internet is "this forum that takes our drive to punish, and amplifies it, and leads to a huge collective overreaction in some cases, because every individual wants to express their perspective," Jordan speculates.
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The pro-cyclical behavior of costs is a classic example of positive feedback which amplifies the boom-bust cycle in oil prices and delays the process of adjustment following a supply or demand shock.
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Mexico City sits near the intersection of several tectonic plates, and it is particularly vulnerable to tremors because it was built on the unstable surface of a dry lake bed, which amplifies seismic activity.
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The fight sequences of Will Smith against a younger version of himself are incredible to watch and are even more astounding as it's all shot using a high frame rate, which amplifies any flaw.
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The West in McCarthy's novel is abstracted, too, in the way it amplifies the atrocities of scalp-hunters who trolled the United States-Mexico border in the mid-1800s, but the comparison ends there.
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The pro-cyclical behaviour of costs is a classic example of positive feedback which amplifies the boom-bust cycle in oil prices and delays the process of adjustment following a supply or demand shock.
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"It really makes you feel superhuman that you're riding the bike and it amplifies your natural ability," said Jump's founder, Ryan Rzepecki, in an interview at the company's office at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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The resolution nearing a vote amplifies existing rules to allow committees facing an uncooperative Trump administration to take cases straight to court for enforcement as long as they have the approval of House leaders.
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Fragmentary and overlapping, the choreography both echoes and amplifies the music, which itself overlays fragments of sound, occasionally stopping dead then beginning again, sometimes using the bows of the string instruments as percussive tools.
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All of that complexity is in the baton that's passed to Sanders, a very different performer with a very different face, but he amplifies what Hibbert gives him and adds physicality, volatility and grace.
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A group of Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday asked the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to review the use of facial recognition in federally assisted housing amid concerns the technology amplifies existing biases.
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Though he clearly favored Trump over Hillary Clinton in 2016, Putin doesn't generally favor one point of view over another; he supports whichever candidates are most divisive and amplifies whatever arguments are most bitter.
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"Anytime you got an online system that is essentially exposed to the internet, that just amplifies the size of the attack surface and the number of things that can go wrong," Mr. Blaze said.
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Handing the finale over to these characters amplifies the spectacle because they can change the world in a second, but it minimizes the century-long quest for racial justice that initially drove the show.
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While most roles requiring heavy makeup or computer generated effects feature the performer disappearing into the character, Mr. Carrey amplifies the tendencies he is best known for: loud, obnoxious, over-the-top and exaggerated.
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A photo freezes a moment in time and instantly amplifies any flaws within the frame, whether it's a speaker grille with some pocket lint in it or a small scratch somewhere on the display surface.
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It reflected a strategic choice by Clinton: To go with a running mate who amplifies her argument that experience in government -- not sizzle -- is the best path to keeping the White House in Democratic hands.
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Which paradoxically, amplifies what was problematic with the Communications Decency Act to begin with: When companies don't have any liability for what their users do on their platforms, it's easy to just not pay attention.
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Creating 3D image-sculptures made almost exclusively out of magazine and almanac cut-outs, artist Chris Jones takes this facet and amplifies it exponentially, his work acting as the ultimate antithesis to the digital image.
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Falz's video suggests that, as Nigeria moves forward, its musicians have a huge responsibility on their shoulders to create art that amplifies the state of the nation, and ultimately improves the society that nurtured them.
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"It is important to understand that the National Popular Vote bill significantly amplifies Colorado's voice in choosing the president of the United States," John Koza, chairman of National Popular Vote, said in a press release.
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This amplifies a sense of isolation, as, for example, a nurse assumes that other nurses navigate their mistakes just fine — that she is the only one who has trouble focusing on patients in the aftermath.
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Small contact microphones and quarter-inch cables carry the vibrations and overtones into a mixer that then amplifies the sounds, allowing them to resonate in a way that resembles electronic effects, like delay and reverb.
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The slight warming and slick of oil make for a slippery velvet texture, and the fish's being neither cold nor hot — neither raw nor cooked — is like a magic trick that amplifies purity of flavor.
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Now, of course, it also amplifies voices that you don't want to be heard, but the good news is it allowed a whole generation of young women who had something to say to be heard.
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Lankan Filling Station takes that representation and amplifies it, putting it into a trendy urban context with all the necessary accouterments: cocktails, natural wine and a narrow, moodily lit, crowded room that thrums with energy.
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They trace his development from Cubist abstraction to grids, to the simplified geometries of his mature work, a progression Mr. Platzker amplifies by juxtaposing three photographs with their corresponding canvases, dated 1947, 1949 and 2063.
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You can even reverse the noise cancelation with an "ambient noise" setting that dampens audio and amplifies outside sound to keep you connected with the rest of the world while you enjoy your own private concert.
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"By signing a letter together, we are engaging in a collective action that amplifies this message more than one person can do alone," Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Washington, told Gizmodo.
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What is unusual about the current environment and amplifies it is that you have extremely low interest rates and very high equity risk premium - the equity risk premium in the UK has gone up quite substantially.
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Between the Facebook page and Never Again Canada's Twitter feed, the group has a large platform to push out political messaging — and amplifies that message through synchronized posting with dozens of other anti-Muslim Facebook pages.
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Stopping some effects of climate change are already seen as futile, and Trump's willingness to roll back protections only amplifies how difficult it will be for future administrations to avoid the worst impacts of rising temperatures.
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Layering in the textile's signature jewel-tone shades, our velvet-lashes technique amplifies your go-to beauty basics with autumn's decadence and adds a pop of fall color worthy of all our pumpkin-spiced dreams. Bonus?
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The Jabra earbuds have a passive audio mode that amplifies ambient sound when you want to be aware of your surroundings, thus they get around both issues of filtering outside noise and retaining your environmental awareness.
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"The self-medication of experimental products without the advice of a licensed physician amplifies the safety concerns at best, and at worst, prevents or interferes with more proven treatments," an FDA spokesperson told Gizmodo via email.
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That The Matrix is a transgender work only amplifies the idea that fashion's bend away from traditional beauty is empowered by culturally divergent forces—social outliers that produce meaning in a world that often rejects them.
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But the opera amplifies the farcical aspects of Wilde's comedy of errors while leaving its rich autobiographical subtext — with allusions to the homosexual double life that eventually doomed its author to prison and exile — largely unmined.
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Neptune is intangible, and Jupiter amplifies things, so their clash is a strange one to contain or put into words—you're likely feeling this in your own life, wondering what to say and what to feel.
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His death in peacetime Sweden, not war-ravaged Uganda, amplifies the ironies that pulse through the novel: Where P is confronted by questions of ethnic loyalties, his sons must cope with questions of race and identity.
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Just as we need not look to Bond villains like those who ran Cambridge Analytica to blame for our fates, we should remember that Facebook merely amplifies and concentrates dangerous trends already extant in the world.
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Another chief tactic in his speech is repetition, which amplifies his sentiment and creates the appearance of some order by lending his sentences a little initial ballast ("a big, big dilemma") before flying out of control.
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The government is accused of failing to give women enough warning of the steep rise in the state pension age, which experts say leaves women poorer than men because it amplifies the effect of lower lifetime earnings.
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We interact with others through our social media profile, what I call our global, templated self, which amplifies the best of who we are — but helps social media companies profit from the demons of our darker nature.
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What's even more difficult is to achieve what the Japanese-born artist Aki Sasamoto has in her first solo American museum show: to make work whose humor coexists with, and amplifies, its vividly humane sense of tragedy.
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While we hear it in the first half — quieter music amplifies the dancers' pounding feet — in the second, even though the skipping is more agitated, the beat of their footsteps is drowned out by an electronic score.
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Despite a ban from Facebook, which deprived the group of an important campaigning and fund-raising platform, its members continue to be active on YouTube, Twitter and the Russian platform VK, where slick branding amplifies their message.
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The stark contrast amplifies some of the social and economic tensions coursing through American society — a widening income gap, a lack of access to high-paying jobs for many minorities and a technology sector struggling to diversify.
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Under low sea level rise scenarios, NASA found coastal floods that occur every ten years today could be two to three times more common by mid-century, as sea level rise amplifies the impacts of storm surge.
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She amplifies the smokiness of creamy charred Japanese eggplant with a lapsang souchong broth; her dal is made with coconut milk, mustard seeds, fried curry leaves and the care a good Indian cook would put into it.
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Through the timelessness of for colored girls, this aesthetic choice amplifies the tension involved in a narrative that is both universal and specific, leaving us to wonder what the production could look like in another forty years.
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While the heating climate itself doesn't cause fires, it exacerbates them — just as climate change unquestionably amplifies the rapid melting of Greenland's vast ice sheet and loads the atmosphere with more water vapor, creating extreme flooding events.
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As he amplifies bits and pieces of the signals, connected into feedback loops through his custom-created audiovisual equipment, the video signals become audible, and at the same time, the sounds create visual patterns on the screen.
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His social-media hipster communication sometimes drives, but more often amplifies his personal involvement with major deals, from airplane government contract deals with Boeing or Lockheed Martin to where U.S. automakers produce vehicles and the repeal of Obamacare.
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In the coming years, this whiplash may only get worse as human-caused global warming amplifies both droughts (by raising temperatures and increasing the loss of surface moisture), and floods (by increasing the incidence of heavy precipitation events).
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Ms Bush originally wrote the song for the soundtrack of the John Hughes film "She's Having a Baby" (1988); it amplifies a scene in which one character almost loses her life—and her baby's—during a complicated birth.
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"Conversion therapy can amplify 'shame and stigma' among LGBTQ youthThe Trevor Project, which provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention to LGBTQ youth, says conversion therapy "amplifies the shame and stigma that so many LGBTQ young people already experience.
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The expansion of program is an effort by the city, in the absence of sweeping reforms in Albany, to chip away at a bail system that officials, researchers and activists say amplifies inequities in the criminal justice system.
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"It is very important for us to foster a palpable sense of community with the work we do and the AASF amplifies that in ways we can't predict and that's something to look forward to," Bore and Doria said.
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At The Galleries at Moore, a wide range of makers come together to survey the 25-year history of The Leeway Foundation, which amplifies the voices of women and transgender artists who use their work to spur social change.
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The sharp change in seasonal demand, also revealed in separate data from market research firm Slice Intelligence, amplifies some analysts' concerns that the Apple Watch may not be a formidable hit on the order of the iPhone or iPad.
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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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One problem with a hearing aid, for example, is that it amplifies every sound that is coming in; when you want to focus on one person in a noisy environment, such as a party, that is not much help.
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And whether he's at the brunt of discrimination within his own community for the way he dresses or accepting an award for using his queerness for good, Dorfman is a walking, talking example that style amplifies who he is.
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Ridiculing people who pray is nothing new in elite society, of course, but our hyperactive social media amplifies the mockery, and the shoot-from-the-hip style of our Twitter culture sometimes leaves people sorry later for their insensitivity.
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" He continued farther down, once again speaking directly to white America: "Your whiteness has become a burden too heavy for you to carry, so you outsource it to a vile political figure who amplifies your most detestable private thoughts.
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This way, you are not dealing with shame head-on, or catering to modify or amputate it in any way (which only amplifies the shame further.) Instead, you are completely drowning it with the flood of goodness around you.
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I think the "Madness" concept is just manifesting and these kids have all been through something traumatic, so I think it should manifest both in the story and visually because the Madness just amplifies all these emotions and desires.
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Mars and Pluto have a lot in common; in fact, many astrologers say Pluto is the higher octave of Mars, meaning it amplifies Mars's abilities and traits—like determination and war—and takes them to a higher evolutional level.
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Ken DerowSwarthmore, Pa. To the Editor: Not surprisingly, coverage of the new Bob Woodward book amplifies its most sensational aspects, in particular the damning judgments by Donald Trump's inner circle that portray the president as erratic, ignorant and delusional.
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The new Nest Wifi consists of two types of devices: one is a router that plugs into your modem, and one "point" amplifies the signal and extends the network; it's more powerful so you only need these two things.
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As students move their heads left and right and up and down in order to navigate an area from all angles, it's never been easier to put oneself into a virtual world that amplifies and improves the learning experience.
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As "This Bridge" keeps taking unexpected turns, Mr. Gutierrez both amplifies and undercuts stereotypes of Latin American identity, those that play out in soap operas and — though the references are less direct — in the rhetoric of our national leaders.
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The tragedy of the two children's deaths only amplifies what has been true along the border for a long time: The journeys that families take are often extremely dangerous, and deaths along the border are not at all uncommon.
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To me, the motor feels more like a phone vibration than a hug, but still, Parihug was created under the pretense that kids already love to cuddle with a stuffed animal and that haptic feedback amplifies those warm stuffed animal feelings.
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Crossing borders only amplifies the risk it all ends badly, as in deals like Nomura's acquisition of Lehman, or Dresdner Bank's foray into Wasserstein Perella & Co. Citic, with its international aspirations, was well aware of the missteps of peers like Nomura.
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This is something that Google and the whole industry have been getting concerned about; that machine learning services and products reflect the biases of the data they're trained on, which reflects societal biases, which reinforce and perhaps even amplifies those biases.
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In a museum setting Whitten's sculptural works simply refuse to function the same way as his paintings, and would benefit from a more innovative method of delivery that amplifies their drama piece by piece and reflects their specific, material culture.
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It is not just that the two men have erased her as a person, during their conversation on the bus; it is that they share the knowledge that they have done so, silently, collectively, which amplifies their power over her.
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The findings, which were published on Thursday in Scientific Reports, reveal that sea routes opened up by sea ice melt enable marine mammal populations that don't typically meet to become exposed to each other, which amplifies the risk of transmitting PDV.
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Brought to life through her collaboration with director Dom G. Jones and her co-star Netherina Noble, the breathtakingly eerie perfection of her video amplifies the track's veneration of women and their connection to the earth and to one another.
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One of Wilde's most pointed observations serves the artists in this respect, and amplifies their experiment with time: The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.
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Robert N. Driscoll, deputy assistant attorney general in the Civil Rights Division under George W. Bush, predicted the Justice Department will keep police reform alive, especially in an age where social media amplifies the concerns about racial disparities in policing.
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"Our study strongly suggests that insufficient sleep amplifies levels of anxiety and, conversely, that deep sleep helps reduce such stress," said study lead author Eti Ben Simon, a postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Human Sleep Science at UC Berkeley.
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"Crouching Tiger" (1839) amplifies this figurative efficiency spectacularly: Thick lines of brown ink applied with a brush, curving around the tiger's back, serve simultaneously as stripes, contour lines, and shadows, while also suggesting the richly ominous feel of its fur.
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The changing climate means that hunger is likely to remain a major concern in 2019, when an El Niño event, the Pacific climate cycle that typically amplifies heat and is usually associated with record-breaking temperatures, is expected, Mr. Lowcock noted.
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Fergus Neville, a social psychologist at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, believes this results from seeing our own emotions reflected in the faces of others around us, which validates our own experience and amplifies the intensity of our feelings.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump amplifies unsubstantiated claims of Ukrainian interference in the 20163 election, the Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee reaffirmed on Tuesday that Russian operatives engaged in a widespread social media campaign to improve his chances in the race.
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"It allows more people to participate, because their $5 or $10 or 20 bucks actually amplifies with public match, and it actually becomes a meaningful contribution," said Jessica Wisneski, co-executive director of public advocacy group Citizen Action of New York.
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These episodes will not all be drenched in dread as they were last year, the show is saying, and that statement only amplifies the inherent ridiculousness when Rick and the gang meet King Ezekiel and ask for help a few scenes later.
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As Facebook's Chakrabarti writes: "If there's one fundamental truth about social media's impact on democracy it's that it amplifies human intent — both good and bad [...] I wish I could guarantee that the positives are destined to outweigh the negatives, but I can't."
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Pizarnik's obsessive set of concerns never flourishes in the sense that she neither amplifies nor alters her death-directed attitude and images; an essentially focused and pared down assembly of nouns and subjects advertise the dead end of all personal enterprises and affects.
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A laser is technically defined as any device that creates and amplifies a narrow, focused beam of light whose photos are all traveling in the same direction, rather than in every direction at once, like the light emitted by, say, a flashlight.
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Clearing has cut risk in the financial system overall, but banks and clearing houses, also known as central counterparties (CCPs), could create a "destabilizing feedback loop" that amplifies stresses in markets, said the BIS, a forum for central banks from across the world.
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Rather, they described a subtler role, in which money amplifies preexisting norms and habits that favor a pro-Saudi consensus, deepening a bias that would exist in the absence of that money but would not be quite as strongly held or widely expressed.
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Going the KarJenner (and Sarah Palin?!) route by plugging pricey "health" products that boast a quick fix for weight loss amplifies false hope, eating disorder culture, and the message that we don't need a long-term plan for taking care of ourselves.
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The case is the latest in which the justices will ponder a practice known as gerrymandering in which state electoral districts are drawn in a way that amplifies the power of certain voters — in this case white voters — at the expense of others.
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Kindra Mohr is the policy director and Stephanie Amoako is a policy associate at Accountability Counsel, a non-governmental organization that amplifies the voices of communities around the world to protect their human rights and environment through case support, policy advocacy and research.
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Milo was the one who initially incited a lot of the early Twitter harassment, and I couldn't help but think that this is the old school, "let's cover this from every possible angle" sort of journalism that isn't helpful and amplifies a message.
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For some feminists, sex work amplifies the oppression of women, both by presenting female bodies and sexuality as commodities available for sale and through the exploitation of women sex workers, who are presumed to despise their jobs and only do them under duress.
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Photograph by Krista Schlueter for The New Yorker Arroz con pollo comes in the form of Italian arancini, a clever and successful mashup that amplifies the crisp-edged effect that, in the traditional preparation, you get only on the bottom of the pan.
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A feminist account will necessitate the inclusion of multiple, interrelated interviews, the construction and activation of an archive that fractures and amplifies the historical record from that time to provide more information and context about the artists, patrons, dealers, museum directors, and critics.
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"Not being given proper PPE, disinfectants and wipes, we aren't able to take the best precautions, so we're constantly worrying about everything, so while it's a really stressful time for anyone, working a job like this just amplifies that stress," Polito tells Refinery29.
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"If they claim executive privilege, politically it gives the appearance that there's something to hide, which just amplifies all the criticism," said Mark J. Rozell, a George Mason University professor and the author of a book on the history of executive privilege.
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The lira's fall amplifies other danger spots for the Turkish economy: as global interest rates rise and the dollar strengthens, Turkey's foreign currency-denominated debt — which amounts to roughly 50 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP) — becomes increasingly painful to finance.
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"Respiratory infections are the most common illness among pilgrims ... and the lack of social distancing among pilgrims as they engage in religious rituals amplifies their risk of acquiring and transmitting respiratory diseases," the letter stated, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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In fact, the bird's flattened facial disk, as it's called, acts as a mini-satellite dish that amplifies sounds directly into the owl's ears, which unlike those of most vertebrates, are asymmetrically positioned, allowing it to better pinpoint the scurry of favorite prey.
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Mr. Parnas in some ways mainly amplifies what is already known from other evidence and to the extent that he adds to the case against Mr. Trump, his credibility could be attacked given that he has been indicted on campaign finance charges.
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Clearing has cut risk in the financial system overall, but banks and clearing houses, also known as central counterparties (CCPs), could create a "destabilising feedback loop" that amplifies stresses in markets, said the BIS, a forum for central banks from across the world.
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ROME — Pope Francis on Sunday used the Christmas Eve Mass that amplifies his voice around the globe to focus on refugees and migrants, drawing a parallel between their travails and that of the holy family at the time of the birth of Jesus.
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Mark Warschauer, professor of education at UC-Irvine, argues that information technology amplifies the power of "haves" and weakens the under-educated, and the latter can only compete if they're able to use digital tools to develop skills that will help them get better jobs.
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While the executive orders the president issued will fall short of what is necessary to cure the gun violence epidemic, the White House's continued emphasis on gun violence prevention is significant and amplifies the efforts being made at the state and local levels. 1.
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As a result, a profound uncertainty often haunts the wrenching decisions that families must make when an unresponsive loved one needs life support, an uncertainty that also amplifies national debates over how to determine when a patient in this condition can be declared beyond help.
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The case is the latest in which the justices are pondering a practice known as gerrymandering in which electoral districts in states are drawn in a way that amplifies the power of certain voters - in this case white voters - at the expense of others.
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In a quick test last week, I was pretty impressed with how well the active noise cancellation blocked out people's voices, and then how easily I could hear them speaking when I turned on "transparency mode," which amplifies outside noises instead of muting them.
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At practically 30, I was too removed from their world to be of any help; I pretend I know their lives, but I can only remember how it felt to feel so alone, how nothing amplifies a grief like the insistence of another grief.
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She's already got a lengthy resume with one impressive credit after the next, and a good deal of directing experience at that, and the way she amplifies this character with such raw passion and intensity is further proof she's one of the best of the best.
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This release comes in partnership with Spotify for their initiative Amplify, a hub "that highlights, empowers, and amplifies important topics and marginalized voices," and also the streaming giant's "Women of Latin" initiative, that gives a platform to the diverse voices of Latin women in the music industry.
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At the macro level, ISIS is not itself the problem — though it certainly amplifies existing problems — but rather it's the symptom of five major problems that are driving jihadist terrorism around the globe and will continue to do so even when ISIS is contained and largely defeated.
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As with all gun-related incidents, this one could have been avoided, and the St. Louis police department took the opportunity to use it as a teachable moment: "This further amplifies our yearly message of encouraging 'Fun Without Guns,'" according to a statement from the police department.
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Because no matter how dog-eared, yellowed, or creased, sometimes a photograph — of a sumptuous red in a bricked up wall, or the warm glint of light in a river's crook — amplifies the familiar, so much so that you can live in the photographer's moment of making.
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And the exterior brick wall of the 1866 house, where Ms. Roberts lives with her husband and young son, remains intact; it hasn't been "blown out" in the back to create a glass-walled extension that amplifies the square footage and floods three stories with natural light.
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After runs at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts and Stanford University's Cantor Arts Center, the show has come to Washington, DC, a powerful location for an endeavor that amplifies the voices of women living in a part of the world ravaged by US-led war and policy.
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He retweets and amplifies alt-right memes on his Twitter; his son openly affiliates with the alt-right; Trump defended and continues to present the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, as though it wasn't intentionally planned and organized as a white supremacist rally.
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Besides, The Room's long, unpredictable journey only amplifies the bittersweet feel-goodness of The Disaster Artist.. In the near fifteen years since Wiseau's disastrous 2003 premiere, his movie has evolved from gotta-see-this oddity to a root-worthy mini-movement, one that's sucked in millions of Room dwellers.
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Chicago-based artists Petra Bachmaier and Sean Gallero, who collaborate under the name Luftwerk, are making that call heard — literally, through a new sound installation that amplifies the noises of an iceberg breaking, as recorded by Douglas MacAyeal, a professor of geophysical science at the University of Chicago.
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On campaign finance, for example, Sanders proposes to "replace corporate funding and donations from millionaires and billionaires with public funding of elections that amplifies small-dollar donations," but in the here and now, he accepts whatever contributions he can get, including the occasional large check from a millionaire.
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The war talk coming from Trump amplifies the coalition of racial extremists, conspiracy theorists and disgruntled white Americans who form the core of his supporters and who have been directed to serve as unofficial poll watchers in a naked effort to intimidate and suppress voter turnout on November 8.
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For Evans, the algorithms that connect buyers of political books to certain types of science books may be the bookstore equivalent of the Facebook News Feed: A digital microphone that amplifies the things you agree with while moving diverse or opposing views to the bottom of the pile.
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Harry, 34, was speaking in his capacity as President of The Queen's Commonwealth Trust, which champions, funds and connects young leaders who are leading "social purpose ventures around the world by giving them a platform" that both funds their work, and shares and amplifies their ideas, his office says.
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A coalition of European academics, technologists and human and digital rights groups, led by Mozilla, has signed an open letter to the company demanding far greater transparency about how Facebook's platform distributes and amplifies political ads ahead of elections to the European parliament which will take place in May.
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Lawmakers from nine countries spent several hours taking Allan to task over Facebook's lack of accountability for problems generated by the content it distributes and amplifies, raising myriad examples of ongoing failure to tackle the democracy-denting, society-damaging disinformation — from election interference to hate speech whipping up genocide.
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One of the main reasons for that is their versatility: Unlike the original AirPods, AirPods Pro can switch between noise-cancelling mode, which shuts out the world, and transparent mode, which lets sound in and actually amplifies it in a way that still lets you enjoy your music.
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But because the climate crisis amplifies flooding, wildfires, extreme weather events, and other climate-linked disasters, a growing number of experts and planners believe that managed retreat will be a necessary outcome for many densely populated communities as well, and one that will not be limited to the coasts.
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We ascribe significance to these things so we can both humanize and deify our idols: Barack is so clever and charming and his hair is graying, Michelle is so intelligent and cool and she doesn't age; it brings them to our level at the same time that it amplifies our reverence.
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The latest installment in the series, Fallout, is no exception to the rule, featuring a car-motorcycle-boat chase through Paris and a show-stopping (and heart-stopping) helicopter chase that calls back to the very first Mission: Impossible film and then amplifies it by a factor of 1,000 or so.
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While potential outcomes like this have prompted critics to suggest that a top-two system amplifies political polarization rather than ameliorating it, this approach can also go awry when it generates a result that doesn't exactly reflect the proportion of support each party actually has in districts that are politically divided.
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Walsh's subtitle, "A Painter in Sound," amplifies those features that Debussy's aesthetic shared with seminal 19th-century painters, not only his French countrymen, but also the American James McNeill Whistler and the Englishman J. M. W. Turner, who may have had the most in common with his painterly approach to composing.
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The study "further amplifies the need to tackle air pollution now to protect the health of particularly the young and elderly populations," Heather Adair-Rohani, a technical officer for public health and environment at the World Health Organization in Geneva, which was not involved in the study, said in an email.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter Without giving anything away, the climax is startling in its gravity and no Marvel fan will leave before the long final credits scroll gives way to the traditional kicker tease at the very end, which amplifies the ending by serving up even more questions, not answers.
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Biden's advisers said they're just fine with Warren's MO. Politics abhors a vacuum, they said, and her lack of a response amplifies their criticisms and makes it easier to define the former Harvard professor as an "elitist" who won't deign to debate plans they argue won't work in the real world.
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A new book by Michael Wolff, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," amplifies, in lurid anecdote and quotation, what we have been learning elsewhere every day for the past year: Trump believed that he would lose the election, but would multiply his fame, his fortune, and his standing in American life.
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GIF: European Space Agency, NASA, Robert A.E. Fosbury (European Space Agency/Space Telescope-European Coordinating Facility, Germany) and NOAO The effect of gravitational lensing, in which a foreground object's gravitational field distorts or amplifies light from a background source, is visualized in this animation, complete with Hubble's position while capturing these useful alignments.
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This salt-preserved fruit, after about five days, is mixed with a powerful sludge of spices that include turmeric and crushed fenugreek and cumin seeds, staining the pickle with color and deepening its flavor — a hot, sour, salty tang that amplifies as the pickle continues to ferment for a few more days.
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Network executives have blamed the diversity issue on the show's "farm team" style of casting, which means that a bachelor or bachelorette is typically cast from a previous season, which perpetuates and amplifies a cycle of ethnic homogeneity — one that could easily be broken if casting directors put in the effort to be more inclusive.
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This burden of stress dysregulation in young Americans from early life adversity amplifies the stress epidemic by making more of us vulnerable, and by increasing the total amount of ambient stress we all experience everyday in our schools, our workplaces, our social media, on our highways, in our malls -- in effect, throughout our communities.
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" In a separate letter to Activision Blizzard CEO Robert Kotick, lawmakers wrote: "As China amplifies its campaign of intimidation, you and your company must decide whether to look beyond the bottom line and promote American values—like freedom of speech and thought—or to give in to Beijing's demands in order to preserve market access.
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" In a separate letter to Activision Blizzard CEO Robert Kotick, lawmakers wrote: "As China amplifies its campaign of intimidation, you and your company must decide whether to look beyond the bottom line and promote American values—like freedom of speech and thought—or to give in to Beijing's demands in order to preserve market access.
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Her film Little Women has at the very least been acknowledged in the Best Adapted Screenplay category, but the dismissal of Gerwig's credentials as a director, alongside those of Lulu Wang (The Farewell) and Céline Sciamma (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), only amplifies the bigger, historic problem the film industry has with female filmmakers.
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When you hear Sixers Coach Brett Brown speak — "I've never experienced anything like this," Brown said this week — it only amplifies fears that what's going on with Fultz is being caused by some sort of evil spell derived from whatever plagued the former Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Steve Sax on his throws to first base.
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The cycle continues, generating what Markovits calls "snowball inequality": a compounding feedback loop that amplifies economic inequality, dramatically suppresses social mobility, and creates a "time divide" between an elite class whose members work longer and longer (due to a higher demand for their talents) and an increasingly idle middle class (whose work has been made redundant).
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We hope the modest expansion to include the GRE as an option for admission to JD programs echoes and amplifies the larger and deeper debates about the legal profession, access to legal services, entry to practice, the provision of legal services through technology and increasingly by nonlawyers, and how expensive it is to become a lawyer.
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In other words, Friday marked a pivot from a system that too often locked people up and threw away the key to a system that might better address the underlying causes that led to incarceration -- from a system that amplifies the worst racial injustices in our society to one that aims to give each individual a chance to grow and change.
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It probably can't be long before attackers running a group of sockpuppet accounts in the US seeds fake news about a corporation—say, a massive data breach—and amplifies that messaging with 10,000 bots until the story is trending on Twitter, and waits until the story is picked up by mainstream media before making a large stock purchase, or simply claiming victory.
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The loss of his college chum leads Donald first to an affair with Ray's widow, Mona (Elizabeth Debicki, a Paris-born Australian actress who amplifies the international nature of the casting), and from there to a wholescale re-evaluation of himself and his marriage — not least because the ever-cool Ingrid seems to acknowledge, even to encourage, her husband's infidelity.
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Mr. Trump is not just spending heavily on advertising — he has dozens of Facebook ads currently running that cite the "baseless attacks" from Democrats on impeachment — he is also benefiting from a conservative media echo chamber that amplifies his message and a meme factory of MAGA ("Make America Great Again") supporters cranking out content in hopes of a presidential retweet.
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Putting aside Murphy's unfortunate repeat association with problematic figures like Kelly, Michael Jackson, and former Epic Executive Chairman L.A. Reid, who departed from the label in 2017 amid allegations of sexual misconduct, Life amplifies just how difficult cancelling an artist can be when they've spent entire careers building up bodies of work while allegedly getting away with bad, even criminal, behavior.
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"This film gave a voice to survivors, and this Oscar amplifies that voice which we hope will become a choir that will resonate all the way to the Vatican," producer Michael Sugar said Sunday night in accepting the award for his film, which follows a dogged team of Boston Globe reporters who worked to expose sex abuse in the Catholic Church in the early '00s.
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If the original "Colonus" functioned as a misty-eyed tale of redemption for the Theban king damned by prophecy to marry his mother and kill his father, then director Lee Breuer's "Gospel" amplifies the anger and adulation manifest in Oedipus' final act with soaring musical numbers delivered by a choir clad in neon eighties costumes ranging between glossy Easter finery and glittering African garb.
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Occasionally, songs from Ace of Base, Culture Club, and White Lies pop up — but the most prominent aural input is just cranked-up sound design that amplifies the feeling of dirty horror, whether via the squeak of the hinges in a prosthetic limb, the fwing of a machete brought down on prey, or the sound of clothing tearing as a body is dragged across the dirt.
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For the two Roths finally meet in a Jerusalem that is anxiously hosting the trial of John Demjanjuk, the Ukrainian-born Ohio autoworker who was revealed to have been a sadistic guard at a Nazi death camp: a setting that amplifies the significance of Roth's favorite themes of identity and imposture, truth and fictionality, and gives the ostensibly zany, Quixote-esque plot an ultimately tragic historical resonance.
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As my colleague Jane Coaston has explained, VDare describes itself as focused on the "racial and culture identity of America" and regularly amplifies some of the most notorious white supremacists in the country: VDare's perception of itself as focused on "just asking questions" and merely "politically incorrect" is belied by the website itself and its stable of contributors, who include some of the most visible white nationalists in the movement today.
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A new work by her, "She/He Has No Picture" (2019), amplifies the dafatir aesthetic to generate a wall-filling array of portraits, drawn on scorched canvas, that are derived from photographs of some of the more than four hundred civilians who, in 1991, were killed in an air-raid shelter by a U.S. "bunker-buster" bomb—whether on purpose or in error remains a matter for debate, while not mattering to them.
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"The continued malaise in manufacturing amplifies the prospect that the ECB will act with force in the coming months and deliver an extensive stimulus package that includes more QE (quantitative easing), to keep this weakness from infecting the so-far resilient services sector," said Marios Hadjikyriacos, an investment analyst at online broker XM. Money markets are now pricing in around a 52% chance of a 10-basis-point rate cut by the ECB at its Thursday meeting.
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The case for tragedy is made this month by David Frum in his book "Trumpocracy," which builds on his year-old Atlantic essay, "How to Build An Autocracy" and amplifies its central theme: that our president is a corrupt authoritarian, that his party has prostituted itself to wield unfettered power, and that this is an hour of great peril for the American republic, which teeters on the lip of the precipice that Erdogan's Turkey and Putin's Russia have toppled over.
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The 2020 speculation adds to a somewhat disjointed political moment for Sanders: He is navigating new terrain under President Trump, now as a key player in defending the Affordable Care Act even as he amplifies activists' calls for a single-payer system; he is facing a federal investigation into his wife's handling of bank loans for the shuttered Burlington College; and the group that was meant to be the vessel for his political movement, Our Revolution, has a struggled to rack up significant electoral wins.
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