With the acquisition, Amplify co-founder Maxwell Obi and the Amplify team will stay on under OneFi.
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I think over time, the proliferation of content is going to be pervasive enough that that won't matter as much as what we choose to amplify, what we don't amplify, when we amplify it, what context we put around it.
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Instead of paying platforms to artificially amplify their messages, actors will amplify their messages themselves in order to appear to be organic content.
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We are making decisions about who to amplify, and being led into decisions about who to amplify, by algorithms and the public and our competition.
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Ali Jafari, the VP running Twitter's Amplify video advertising business, will take over media, business development and Amplify as one unified partnerships organization, according to sources.
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Amplify is kicking things off with a celebration of women's voices for March, Women's History Month in the U.S. The Amplify Women selection offered starting today will feature a range of podcasts and playlists that represent various women's views, and will offer a dedicated "Amplify: Women of the World" playlist that's updated on a weekly basis.
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America's trade dispute with China can only amplify such concerns.
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And I think AR can help amplify the human connection.
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Her works amplify the burdensome but also the colorful absurdities.
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" Rather, the rule of thumb should be "don't amplify hatefulness.
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They amplify bad news and isolate teenagers from contrary opinions.
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Tech industry workers create powerful tools that amplify users' voices.
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Washington's institutions amplify the sounds emitted from state partisan gerrymandering.
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We don't want our digital behemoths to amplify this trend.
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The company raised $1.7 million and started in the Amplify.
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Technology has a tendency to amplify inequalities that already exist.
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Poor public services, partly due to meagre funding, amplify resentment.
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Use bots to amplify divisive speech and to sow confusion.
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So how can Clinton amplify her voice to overcome Trump's?
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Lastly, amplify that work — but take yourself out of it.
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Amplify the voices of Muslim women in your social feeds.
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We expect he'll amplify his "many sides" remark from Saturday.
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I hope we facilitate it and amplify what's organically there.
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Then they can amplify it by adding their own stories.
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We hire shoutcasters to amplify the excitement of the game.
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California Today will also rely on, and amplify, your voices.
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What we've really tried to do is amplify the message.
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Top investors include GV, Norwest Venture Partners and Amplify Partners.
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Top Investors include Upfront Ventures, Amplify LA and FirstMark Capital.
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With the speech, Mr. Trump was trying to amplify Mrs.
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The skylights were specially made to amplify daylight down below.
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It could also amplify the worst stuff on the platform.
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Cuban dissidents also use social media to amplify their voices.
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A Fox combination could help Comcast amplify its streaming services.
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If needed, amplify their message and start an allyship program.
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They amplify and magnify any president's agenda and his message.
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It just needs to aggressively amplify what is already happening.
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She thought he would do something to amplify her message.
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Sometimes, it even creates sensational narratives to amplify such successes.
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That intersection is where we can amplify learning and creativity.
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No. Should FB pay them and intentionally amplify their disinformation?
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Sinclair's acquisition of Tribune would further amplify its news programming.
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If anything, that should amplify the hurricane's migration effects greatly.
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And when a social-media platform, especially an algorithm-driven one, determines what content to amplify — which implicitly means deciding which content to de-amplify — and which content to ban … what is its feedback loop?
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PiS used the occasion to amplify its own role in history.
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The imperfect waves amplify the texture in Selena Gomez's piecey 'do.
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They'll only amplify the deleterious trends we're still struggling to understand.
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Influential Twitter users stepped up to echo and amplify her statement.
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Facebook is also trying to amplify the reach of local news.
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They may amplify each other's effects, or they may operate separately.
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It was a mistake to amplify this debate with thoughtless responses.
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This attention is helping amplify Harris's existing popularity on social media.
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The de facto outcome is to amplify outrage, and hence disinformation.
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But a San Francisco move could well amplify the downer dynamic.
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The video features insight from indigenous populations to amplify their voices.
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Then he uses it, the social media, to amplify that awfulness.
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Using its provisions as a springboard would amplify Trump's negotiating prowess.
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But shouting into an echo chamber will not amplify our voices.
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Many Republicans were eager to echo and amplify the president's words.
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Romania has sought to amplify economic growth by courting foreign investment.
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It enables citizens to pool their resources and amplify their voices.
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" She said, "It will allow us to really amplify the message.
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Her clothes simply gave her the means to amplify her message.
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Hershey announced plans to buy SkinnyPop's parent, Amplify, for $1.6 billion.
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Amplify has also faced increased competition and retailers who award scale.
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It simply demonstrates how social media amplify and inflame our tensions.
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AI is being used to amplify surveillance, often in horrifying ways.
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The purchase of Amplify caps off a busy period for OneFi.
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Hershey has a $1.6 billion deal to acquire SkinnyPop parent Amplify.
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Misinformation spreads with ease, and open platforms amplify voices of panic.
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Investors, they note, are relying on debt to amplify their returns.
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The heightened anxiety felt by users will likely only amplify errors.
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It's a never-ending loop that continues to amplify the issue.
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White feminists should amplify and center intersectional voices over our own.
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Their voices amplify when those who would protest go on vacation.
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Further contraction of union membership is likely to amplify this inequality.
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Romania has sought to amplify economic growth by courting foreign investment.
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They can also cause ripple effects that can amplify a downturn.
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The timing of the embassy move may only amplify Palestinian outrage.
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An increasingly dark Arctic Ocean will amplify warming in the Arctic.
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Mr. Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to amplify the message.
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Twitter is starting to share revenue through a program called Amplify.
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Subsequent speeches by the president then can amplify current national policy.
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Further warming in New England could amplify the pond's phosphorus problems.
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Videos of attacks are designed to amplify the terror, of course.
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The platforms decide to amplify some speech and suppress other speech.
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Facebook breaks the case down into five points: stealing the data, creating sites like DCleaks to host it, creating fake personas on Facebook to amplify it, and creating another set of personas to amplify secondary news coverage.
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This theme — amplify, not silence — quickly became a common approach, with the hashtags #AmplifyWomen and #WOCaffirmation making the rounds among those not participating in the boycott: I'm here today to support and amplify WoC, disabled, LGBTQ voice.
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Social media continues to amplify misinformation from hundreds of anti-vaccine websites.
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It can open doors, archive our professional activities, and amplify our work.
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These covers — and the accompanying stories — amplify the already powerful #BlackGirlMagic movement.
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Was it always the aim to amplify the darkness this time around?
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Those environments we create can then "amplify" the potential of our genes.
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Absolutely. Deep partisan divide, along with platforms that easily amplify misleading messages?
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His supporters have regularly sought to amplify his remarks on social media.
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They're adaptations, creatively using TV's visual element to amplify the source material.
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Now, social media, Twitter in particular, helps to accelerate and amplify that.
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Amplify that by a thousand, and we're nearing Game of Thrones territory.
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Single words, lines of meandering text or sketchy notations amplify his narratives.
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Yes. I want the stage to amplify the power of the work.
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It is favoring candidates who smear their opponents and amplify baseless conspiracies.
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They could choose to amplify their environment or cancel out the noise.
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"You get much less DNA and need to amplify it," explained Walker.
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Artificially amplify the stakes and the movie could come across as pretentious.
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Instead, Twitter is offering it up to partners of its Amplify program.
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It subadvises a blockchain ETF, the Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF (BLOK).
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"It is our responsibility to amplify the good and mitigate the bad."
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Around the clock news cycles and social media sometimes amplify these divisions.
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"That's going to provide energy for the storm to amplify," he said.
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Amplify the positive messages, respond to the positive messages, ignore the trolls.
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Environmental groups raised billions of dollars to amplify and combat these crises.
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This doesn't invalidate fears of election vulnerabilities, but it does amplify them.
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She clearly carefully chooses which voices to amplify with her sizable platform.
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"I wanted to take this opportunity to amplify the issue," Johnson said.
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Republicans are likely to amplify Mr. Trump's "law-and-order" campaign theme.
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Schrader: Hopefully this can help amplify important and legitimate news from publishers.
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Increased regulation could amplify the problem and further enable the gray market.
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Now, there's a new typeface specifically designed to this amplify these voices.
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Using technology to increase the reach of mentorship will amplify these results.
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So those voices are there; we just have to amplify them more.
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I like how they speak to each other, amplify themes and ideas.
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I just want to amplify all those things we know about Elle.
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Hold onto that truth and amplify it, because it has enormous power.
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Do you think witty comments help to amplify or remedy that culture?
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Taylor argues that the clouds therefore amplify the ice-albedo feedback loop.
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They argue that artificial intelligence can replicate, and even amplify, human biases.
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We will amplify the work they're doing over the next two years.
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Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, or former President Obama, to amplify our issues.
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Even criticisms of such false claims serve to amplify the original message.
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But I admire writers who intentionally use poetic technique to amplify prose.
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But others said the trade itself would amplify pressure for reliable numbers.
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They amplify this stuff by piggybacking on top of the MAGA crowd.
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When you use a phone, you amplify the power of human speech.
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The use of machine textures to capture and amplify deeply human joy.
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Trump's reckless tweets, like the bathroom bills, will just amplify the hate.
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Instead, they ignore the criticism, post the memes and amplify the message.
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These recent missteps amplify previous mistakes by the campaign, some Democrats said.
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Sociological drivers allow those things to amplify until they become real problems.
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But the state's Republican minority has been trying to amplify the discord.
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"They amplify each other's content to create viral moments on the network."
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Its flamboyant, consensual lovers amplify each other's song by disavowing self-control.
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At the time, physicists were trying to figure out how to amplify super high-powered lasers, but all of the methods they had tried would destroy the materials used to amplify them before they got to the intended strength.
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We must amplify the voices of those who've risked everything to protect others.
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Online, she has helped amplify the story of and search for her husband.
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Outside, they set up loudspeakers to amplify their prayers and pleas to police.
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In other words, money talks and the Internet helps to amplify its voice.
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"It could really amplify my earning potential, but I just can't," he said.
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How not to amplify messages meant to inflame tensions and radicalize more people.
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Rather, it prefers to opportunistically amplify and exacerbate existing fissures in a society.
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But while the movies may amplify King's work, these characters are his creations.
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But that also means that Russian trolls can amplify negativity around any topic.
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Rather than managing post-attack hysteria, Trump would amplify it, feed off it.
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Organizations can still use shady tactics like buying followers to amplify their reach.
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Additionally, Time's Up plans to amplify women's voices by teaming up with StoryCorps.
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"The drugs take your fears and beliefs and amplify them," she tells PEOPLE.
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The idea is to amplify an infrared laser signal using a giant telescope.
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It's time to amplify the voices around us who disrupt the status quo.
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It is these issues that AI, if not developed responsibly, will further amplify.
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So outside fundraising often correlates with political strength — and can perhaps amplify it.
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"We thought: let's amplify something that people are already sharing," Dougherty-Wold said.
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"There are parts of the label that we need to amplify," Vaughn said.
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He and his wife amplify each other's presence on social media in particular.
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Too much nitrogen can affect human health, reduce biodiversity and amplify global warming.
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"We hope our children will amplify the best part of us," Hawn says.
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Portal also locks into voices to amplify you while cutting out background noise.
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Existing investors including Battery Ventures, Glilot Capital Partners and Amplify Partners also participated.
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"I want to amplify the voices people are just not hearing," she says.
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Social media, which amplify outrage, are the ideal vehicle to spread the word.
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I like being able to amplify and celebrate the ones who are there.
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Hershey shares closed 0.1 percent higher, while Amplify Snack Brands jumped 71.6 percent.
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Individual differences aside, certain characteristics have been identified which amplify the pain process.
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Democrats have already begun to amplify the attacks Rosendale faced in the primary.
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In the last year, the #MeToo movement has helped to amplify their calls.
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NGINX today launched Amplify, its new application monitoring tool, out of private beta.
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Like similar tools, Amplify also allows you to set up alerts, of course.
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First, they didn't want to dignify and amplify what the Russians were doing.
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There's no way to stop him, but there's no reason to amplify him.
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Government polls amplify that distortion, and the Kremlin has silenced independent national pollsters.
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"Memes help to articulate specific points, amplify ideas, and intensify emotions," Burroughs said.
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Finding settings that amplify an opera's drama has long been Mr. Einhorn's mission.
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As Travel editor, I want to harness that energy to amplify our coverage.
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We can learn to recognize and amplify the planet's innate climate-stabilizing processes.
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Medical institutions and professional societies should establish, or amplify, guidelines discouraging such payments.
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Judge Kavanaugh's performance in his confirmation hearings served only to amplify these concerns.
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But events like black commencements, he continued, serve only to "amplify" racial differences.
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It is likely to amplify the human and economic cost of the outbreak.
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Mr. Trump's sympathizers generally amplify these claims, including some who did after Charlottesville.
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Numerous other factors in the public sphere chill their voices but amplify others.
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The problem is: If they amplify the wrong thing, they could get arrested.
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This anxiety will amplify the shortcomings of Buttigieg's resume to many Democratic voters.
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"I always had a voice, but Miss Universe allowed me to amplify it."
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Sometimes, Chinese trolls amplify rumors already floating around in Taiwan, Mr. Shen said.
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"Adults are able to amplify students' messages," she said, speaking about older generations.
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We must amplify voices and support parliamentary and presidential elections slated for August.
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Not only would you have this incredible sculpture, it would amplify the urgency.
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Real harm to real people results when racism and sexism amplify hateful speech.
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And he's exceptionally good at using the media to amplify his messaging techniques.
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In fact, it may amplify the threat posed by a prejudiced special counsel.
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Cunningham and his campaign have sought to amplify the super PAC's GOP ties.
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Changes in how financial markets respond will also amplify the effects of tariffs.
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Military action could amplify ongoing regional conflicts in Yemen, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq.
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It commissioned sacred artworks for the space to amplify the theme of rebirth.
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Pumping that in to amplify its message and sort of flood the zone.
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"Younger consumers and social media will amplify possible missteps," he said in an email.
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One that will give youth an opportunity to amplify their voice and affect change.
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We only seek to amplify that work and give assistance where it is needed.
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A company spokesperson says these ad splits are "similar" to the existing Amplify deals.
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In March, the company acquired Nigerian payment solutions company Amplify for an undisclosed amount.
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And they make it possible to create fake accounts that amplify a candidate's support.
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What's new is this global, unfiltered, digital feedback loop that can instantly amplify everything.
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By stripping your paintings down to sober gestures, you can amplify what's truly necessary.
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The new addition is only going to amplify the love in the Tatum household.
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ICIT's fake Twitter accounts often amplify content from these partners with likes and retweets.
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The Republican Party is doing little to amplify these calls, and for good reason.
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Media like Telegram can amplify popularity or dissatisfaction, but they can't fabricate them entirely.
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But in the aggregate, these many accounts play off of and amplify each other.
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He became chief executive of Amplify, a digital education business owned by News Corporation.
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I want to amplify the voices and stories of women he hurt so badly.
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" He later added that Facebook must "amplify the good effects and mitigate the bad.
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The use of social media does not cause division so much as amplify it.
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Existing investors Battery Ventures, Clear Venture Partners and Amplify Partners also joined the round.
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Do these institutions exist to amplify the artists thoughts and perspectives while educating community?
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Governments, though, deserve heaps of blame for policies that amplify both boom and bust.
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So does's Trump's unconventional presidency amplify the moments when he's following the presidential playbook?
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The gender action plan aims to help countries amplify their gender-responsive climate policy.
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I trust that the world will amplify and retweet and have conversations where appropriate.
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With Choke Hole we want to take wrestling and amplify that queer subtext explicitly.
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And we make tools for people to be able to amplify their performance, right?
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But he noted that falling markets can also "amplify" the effects of weakening fundamentals.
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PK: Yes, we're planning to bring that event back and amplify it even more.
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Tim: The workers' union has rightly seized on the movie to amplify its message.
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During a rally, such contracts can prove profitable by allowing traders to amplify gains.
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It recently forked over $183 billion for SkinnyPop-parent Amplify, its largest deal yet.
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It recently forked over $4003 billion for SkinnyPop-parent Amplify, its largest deal yet.
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While shooting video, pinch-zooming on something will amplify the noise from that area.
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We need to amplify their ability to act with all the support they need.
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It's easy to see why adding images to the mix can amplify such concerns.
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Fifteen years later, in 2012, he struck out on his own, creating Amplify Partners.
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But the campaign manager, Robby Mook, acknowledged that it needed to better amplify Mrs.
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These consumer electronics amplify sound but aren't strong enough for people with hearing loss.
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But it's there to amplify the energy and the spirit of the jean-wearer.
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Growth allows us to reach more women, grow our community, and amplify our message.
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Jim Parsons has taken roles that amplify and explore the experiences of gay men.
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What better time to amplify and sustain the conversation than today—World Heart Day.
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The Trump campaign made a concerted effort Saturday to amplify the dishonestly edited clip.
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And such issues amplify the threat of severe sickness or death from COVID-19.
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Worse, the strategies students adopt in response amplify their sense of isolation and difference.
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And in the aftermath of such attacks, the cycle of attention can amplify risk.
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This practice violates Facebook's policies but is a common tactic to artificially amplify content.
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That West might fancy a church-like setting to amplify his message makes sense.
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So I'm going to do my best to use my voice to amplify theirs.
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The site was unveiled at the second annual CAA Amplify conference in Ojai, Calif.
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Her facility with words, and with the facial expressions that amplify them, is evident.
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Amplify Partners is leading the round, with existing investors Seedcamp and ParTech also participating.
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But many believe that the high level of repression will only amplify the unrest.
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That means they can inherit, and even amplify, societal biases, including racism and sexism.
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This is simply going to amplify other discussions that are not pro-growth discussions.
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But where institutions are weak or undeveloped, Facebook's newsfeed can inadvertently amplify dangerous tendencies.
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The use of social media to amplify distorted or invented messages is well-documented.
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How do we amplify technology's power for good and diminish its power to harm?
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We should assume that Russia's digital and bot army will amplify these partisan divisions.
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Rather than using algorithms to replace human intelligence, the firm tries to amplify it.
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The people behind the scheme used fake accounts to amplify content and manage pages.
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He noted that the leu's strengthening would amplify the country's rising current account deficit.
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The striped background hues of purple and blood red amplify the air of violence.
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Amplify it across a wider area and we'd have a real problem on our hands.
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Hopefully that will help amplify the momentum enough to survive any opposition in federal government.
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The board also forms a support system for the CEO, to amplify that leader's voice.
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Meanwhile, the primary benefit to Hershey from Amplify will likely be faster growth, Feeney said.
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Spacey had argued his presence would "amplify the negative publicity already generated" by the case.
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"They can amplify the worst aspects of human nature," Harris told WIRED this past December.
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There's a way to do a headline that doesn't just amplify an incorrect statement, right?
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For months, Russia has sought to amplify divisions between Democratic candidates and among the electorate.
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It is much easier for an adversary to find a chaotic politician and amplify them.
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I amplify the drama in them and make them hyperreal; they're not photorealistic at all.
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Sensors also have the potential to amplify the football experience for coaches, athletes, and fans.
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What remains to be seen:if country radio will give them a microphone to amplify them.
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And because you have the power to amplify messages, people also want to manipulate you.
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So, can these things as visual metaphors amplify and naturalize the conversation around climate change?
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The full moon is like a spiritual microphone — it'll amplify any efforts you're already making.
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That's why stars are using their presence on the red carpet to amplify the cause.
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AIPAC has been exposed, it is time for us to amplify the voices of all
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To that end, the GSN serves a universal need to protect and amplify seed diversity.
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Twitter previously reported that there are more than 300 Amplify partners in over 25 countries.
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"It's the gorilla right now," commented Christian Magoon, CEO of ETF-launching company Amplify Investments.
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Here, ocean water beneath glaciers, like the Thwaites and Pine Island glaciers, can amplify melting.
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Amplify our decision across the economy and the economic growth riddle doesn't look so complicated.
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However, the effect is to amplify any existing trend, which right now is firmly downwards.
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If you are listening in a quiet environment though, it does amplify background noise too.
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All these "days" offer an opportunity to amplify this fundamental gap in global health care.
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Otherwise 'freedom to amplify any awful thing' becomes a speech chiller that disproportionately harms minorities.
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Amplify voices such as that of the ISIS opposition group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently.
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You make there job a lot harder when you use your voice to amplify it.
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The right tools can amplify your attention or decrease distractions like clutter while you work.
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The deal values Amplify at $12 a share, a 71 percent premium to Friday's close.
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"It helped us to amplify what we're doing and now we're delivering on that promise."
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The deal values Amplify at $20153 a share, a 71 percent premium to Friday's close.
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He prefers to amplify the ancient while seamlessly juxtaposing it with the new and repurposed.
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The company just raised $1.5 million from Charles River Ventures, Amplify Partners and Kima Ventures.
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Movements have adopted hashtags, like #TimesUp and #MeToo, to amplify their messages around their causes.
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It also includes armies of Twitter bots and troll farms that help amplify that message.
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They'll take Black Lives activists and immigration-focused conservatives and amplify their discord, for example.
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Kane founded Sparkler after previously working as the founding COO of educational technology company Amplify.
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Now Dhaliwal has gotten his man, according to a memo sent today to Amplify investors.
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Investing $12.6 million across its first two funds, Amplify has already invested in 50 startups.
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"I will try to cut it up and amplify it for the audio," he said.
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Imagine if you were singing to a Sol LeWitt and it could amplify your voice.
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And number two, seek out and amplify voices on the right who are condemning violence.
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If men in similar situations used their platforms to amplify their voices, everyone would benefit.
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They aren't presented as personalities, but as mikes, bodiless instruments used to amplify your voice.
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Gerrymandering, a particularly American practice, allows Republicans to amplify their advantages in the political map.
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Ms. Treem did not amplify, repeating in an email a statement previously issued by Showtime.
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Others are unpowered and simply reinforce or amplify whatever force people wearing them can generate.
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Thankfully, Mr. Brady and Mr. Guerrero amplify and simplify their instructions as the book continues.
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Customers with Altice One will be able to rent the Amplify for $10 per month.
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Installed in a home or office, they can potentially amplify one signal bar into five.
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Signal boosters "take this thermal noise and amplify the bejesus out of it," says McColl.
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The arches often amplify the energy passing through them if the frequencies are just right.
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The goal of Buttigieg's campaign is to amplify this work with funding and more organization.
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Our team of journalists works to amplify reader voices and to build trust through transparency.
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It is likely to amplify the already alarming human and economic cost of the outbreak.
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Sex is vulnerable to begin with, and having the lights on can amplify those feelings.
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Russian propaganda outlets have of course been quick to seize on and amplify divisive visuals.
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And if you "know what they're looking for, you can amplify your performance," she says.
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In fact, through organizations like Headcount, celebrities can amplify the collective voice of grassroots advocates.
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Those trends will only amplify the pain in America's coal country, where employment has plunged.
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Editors' notes help contextualize the letters and amplify the themes of Ellison's life and writing.
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To provide a platform is to share power, to convey legitimacy and to amplify voices.
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Just having members of Congress back in Washington is going to amplify things as well.
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Pilaf usually involves simmering rice with onions, aromatics and broth to amplify flavor and nutrients.
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The account that started it all — along with many that helped amplify it — remains anonymous.
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He was particularly proud of the work of other poets, whose voices he helped amplify.
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That, to me, means a willingness to unleash and amplify greed without limits or constraints.
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CORBETT: I'll amplify that by saying investigations should be short term, midterm and long term.
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All the programs, everything we're working on, how does Microsoft help amplify what we're doing?
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Amplify that snobbery and you've got the makings of one way-too-intense (racist) TV mom.
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Their purpose, as one might guess, is to catch these small flickers and to amplify them.
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The streets were lined with picket signs and megaphones—instruments designed to amplify the human voice.
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We have reached a point where we need to amplify it for it to seem real.
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According to Danielle Gram, the quickest way to amplify voices is through equal representation in government.
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Pirate Brands, which B&G Foods bought in 2013, will operate within Hershey's snack unit Amplify.
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And he will once again be relying on his signature campaign rallies to amplify his message.
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They started to give up hope that the media would amplify their frustrated pleas for help.
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"Here to help, support, and amplify your voices in this critical moment," Billoo wrote on Twitter.
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Trump joked about the constant controversies surrounding his decisions to amplify the remarks of his supporters.
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Hershey owns brands including Pirate Booty-maker Pirate Brands and SkinnyPop popcorn producer Amplify Snack Brands.
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In Britain, it would, almost certainly, amplify the inflammatory voices of Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.
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If buyers don't come back to market, the ensuing property cash would amplify the economic crisis.
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The Storyteller, the person who has the privilege of using their voice to amplify an epoch.
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Santa Fe students joined March for our Lives Houston to amplify their message on gun reform.
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Different causes Amplify plans to focus on include mental health, LGBTQ rights, immigration, and gender equality.
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Within the Amplify hub there will be a dedicated monthly playlist that will see weekly updates.
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If these concerns persist, or amplify, then Western buying of gold as a hedge may increase.
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Amplifying the news: You can also amplify your news through social media and other "owned" channels.
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It invites workers to digitally amplify their best attributes, while monitoring and minimizing their workplace weakness.
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Alternatively, one might argue that conditions have changed in ways that amplify the power of population.
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This comes just a couple of months after Flex raised $1 million from Y Combinator, Amplify.
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Social media is powerful in that regard due how it can amplify voices in an instant.
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But he also doesn't have to amplify the status quo in how he runs his campaign.
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His tweets amplify the public pressure on GM to restart operations at the Lordstown, Ohio facility.
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He said Facebook's job is to "amplify the good and mitigate the bad" on its platform.
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"The financial sector is now more likely to dampen shocks rather than amplify them," he said.
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The freewheeling conversations happening on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube then amplify the drama when it happens.
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It's important to use this privilege to provide spaces for them, helping to amplify their voices.
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This are the experiences of the law enforcement officials whose voices we've been working to amplify.
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This in turn helped funnel hate speech, amplify rumors, and pull others into heated discussion threads.
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The RNC would put out press releases to amplify the emails' release, Gates told the FBI.
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Normally accessible only to companies, Twitter's Amplify Publisher program is now available to individual content creators.
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Mainstream media outlets, many of which are averse to calling out bigotry, in turn amplify them.
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Allowing Americans to amplify their voices in groups is the best way to increase their influence.
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Amplify, which has a market capitalization of $537 million, could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Any price increase, she said, will amplify the effects of spending cuts throughout the oil industry.
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On Monday, Hershey announced plans to acquire SkinnyPop parent Amplify Snack Brands for about $1.6 billion.
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Absent more active and accurate sentiment scoring, support and outrage alike can amplify the same content.
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Of course, the express opportunity that Amplify is chasing has helped it establish its brand, too.
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Not only does corporate money not drown out public opinion, it often helps amplify citizens' voices.
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Their voices are welcomed, but they're now more content to amplify the voices of the marginalized.
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Rimbaud found in punk a way to amplify his rage at the political system through music.
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Motherboard has and will continue to celebrate and amplify these projects, but that is not enough.
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Crowdfunding is the perfect solution to connect my community to incredible causes and amplify my impact.
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Use these technological tools to amplify, but don't forget that we live in the real world.
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It has a custom orange wrap and additional lighting equipment to amplify the off-roading theme.
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" He added, "It felt like our role should be to amplify the power of that building.
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We're able to amplify that, an editorial in which you would mostly consider a red state.
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It's not intentionally designed to amplify the worst mob impulses of humanity, but here we are.
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The mirrors amplify and distort the looming, enigmatic presences of the interconnected bales, chains, and bells.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, after his round, Koepka chose to amplify the statement his 2161 had made.
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You should also lean into your networks virtually to amplify your reach and help one another.
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Looking back, we see this show as an amazing opportunity to amplify the Black gay community.
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From Monday, White House officials began brainstorming how they could amplify the president's attacks on Cummings.
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Imboden and Berry made their gestures to reflect and amplify this reality: America is in crisis.
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Elastic clothing doesn't love being exposed to high heat, and that heat will also amplify odors.
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They also amplify questions that professional historians have quietly raised about official accounts of the war.
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Jealousy may be part of human nature, but social constructs amplify its power, with devastating costs.
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"Technology can help amplify the human component that is so crucial to successful relationships," Zohlen said.
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In the Arctic, wildfires are rampant—and they'll amplify the very temperature rises that caused them.
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"We have so many amazing moms that have helped amplify our message," Sawyer Patricof told PEOPLE.
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Our team of eight journalists works to amplify reader voices and to build trust through transparency.
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When biomechanical flaws are present, weight can amplify the chance of knee injury, Dr. Elliott said.
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Physically demanding work, as well as jobs that require travel or extended hours, amplify the problem.
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"Relying on victims' and survivors' stories alone can amplify feelings of hopelessness," its strategy booklet cautions.
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On social media, some are using the hashtag #WeVapeWeVote to amplify their displeasure about government restrictions.
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Another approach, using platforms like GeneXpert, can rapidly amplify and detect specific parts of viral RNA.
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Her songs capture the thrill of slightly askew pop gems, then amplify them into something undeniable.
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But for the most part, custom typefaces are used to amplify and reinforce a company's identity.
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Johar has been using her platform to amplify anti-government voices and information about upcoming protests.
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How could climate change contribute to and amplify ill health, as you write in the book?
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The water thrashes about and bangs the inside of the metal pipes, which amplify the sound.
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The tributes flooding in from world leaders seem to amplify McCain's principled stand against his President.
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Last year, McCarver said that Webb's interest in the intricacies of baseball helped amplify his commentary.
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Today, the media team also works on sales deals around Twitter's amplify video efforts, for example.
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"White women like me must bear part of this burden and commit to amplify your voices."
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The ads were coupled with a "Confirm Kavanaugh" website to amplify positive messages about the pick.
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But he lasted only because he learned how to trade on Yemen's misfortunes and amplify them.
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The plan would amplify the power of small donors, making it easier to mount a campaign.
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That said, she has observed the way that anxiety and physical pain can amplify each other.
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Their loudness in a way would be counting on us to amplify… and freaking people out.
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We have to find ways to unlock it in software and to amplify it with software.
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Some of the products require large amounts of leverage, debt that can amplify gains and losses.
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Protests often take shape in order to amplify the voices of activists and communities around the world.
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Advertising serves a new purpose for a campaign: It can amplify attention for the candidate, he said.
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Thin liquidity could also amplify moves, with many investors already departing ahead of this weekend's Christmas holiday.
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Now, more than ever, we must amplify young women's voices and encourage them to run for office.
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Hill works to amplify the movements and postures of her fellow dancers to create visually stunning tableaus.
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Her program uses lessons from an education group called Amplify, which she said doesn't "soft-pedal" anything.
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This SilverCore technology uses 'phononic heat pumps' to scale and amplify the output of thermoelectric cooler devices.
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Nowadays, her altar is a round, hot pink table under a huge mirror used to amplify energy.
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The round was led by Eclipse and included investments from Maven Ventures, Amplify Partners and Lemnos Labs.
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She told CNN that artists like Madonna are able to amplify their calls to end the violence.
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Pro-Trump antagonism during the election may have been omnipresent, and may have helped amplify Trump's message.
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Do you think symbols and ideas amplify our tribal nature, or do they help us transcend it?
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Its algorithms don't just exploit the natural human failing for sensationalist novelty; they amplify and aggravate it.
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Even if they work perfectly, these ranking algorithms will only amplify the decisions of the human curators.
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It feels great to use, and it has subtle design niceties that enhance and amplify that sense.
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If these biases exist in a language then a translation model will learn it and amplify it.
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What did get these accounts banned were the shady tactics they used to artificially amplify their posts.
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Maybe you'll find a way to use your power to amplify the voices of those with less.
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Toyota Guardian is designed to amplify human control of the vehicle, not replace it, the company said.
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ISIS should have understood that provocative attacks against Western targets would only amplify the war against it.
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Specifically, social bots could spread and amplify misinformation thus influence what humans think about a given issue.
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He says that, like in the States, organized networks of paid social media users amplify fake stories.
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Photomultiplier tubes amplify the signal and show up as a blip above some background on a graph.
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For its debut, Amplify is focusing on women to celebrate Women's History Month and International Women's Day.
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The introduction of various financial products around Bitcoin will amplify the amount of risk investors can take.
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Existing investors Index Ventures, OpenView Ventures, Amplify Partners, Contour Ventures and other unnamed equity holders also participated.
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They encouraged followers to cast write-in votes, and bought retweets on Twitter to amplify their message.
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From engagement ring commercials to coworkers discussing their dinner reservations, February can amplify loneliness when you're single.
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So Brun and his colleagues turned to liquids with foams, because the foams amplify those tiny effects.
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She also planned to help "amplify the voices" of women of color in new ways going ahead.
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Not only does it amplify the young refugees' voices, but it inspires awareness, empathy, and — hopefully — action.
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Leveraged products will be allowed to amplify returns by a maxium of two times the underlying benchmark.
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I'm also hoping to amplify the voices of black woman and women of color in many ways.
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Trump will praise and amplify any signs that point to him leading America in the right direction.
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In fact, it's likely to amplify as it rolls down the hill, like a snowball gathering mass.
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Writers can land a paid fellowship through the site's Amplify initiative, in partnership with the MasterCard Foundation.
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"We have to be very entrepreneurial, find opportunities and amplify them with surprisingly limited resources," observes Adler.
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Soundtracked by Finnish composer Inge Liljestrom, the work was created for Vivid Sydney and the festival Amplify.
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The artists would like to thank Vivid Sydney and AMP's Amplify Festival for making Light Origami possible.
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Human rights and public health organizations can amplify their advocacy messaging with virtual and augmented reality technology.
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Meanwhile, here in the U.S. the Frog Squad did everything they could to amplify the #MacronLeaks hack.
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Partisan media can amplify existing partisan divisions—see Fox News yet again—but mostly they reflect them.
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And even more will be protesting on social media to amplify their actions and raise awareness online.
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Sony's noise passthrough works by having a microphone built into the headphones record and amplify outside sound.
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Clinton instantly accused Mr. Priebus of sexism, and her campaign team moved quickly to amplify the remarks.
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As they travel abroad and engage in interparliamentary exchanges, there is every reason to amplify this role.
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He also noted how Trump's social media following can amplify the beneficial effects of a presidential visit.
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All of those factors amplify the sense that the past seven days have been bad for Trump.
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This integration will amplify human skills and help companies achieve productivity gains that have previously been unimaginable.
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Jefferies acted as the financial advisor to Amplify and Goodwin Procter LLP is acted as legal advisor.
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It's part of their efforts to amplify voices within their coalition in the fight against the administration.
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Attacks will only amplify it beyond the bounds of the already progressive district she hopes to represent.
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Anyone who supports that goal — and every Democrat should — ought to unite behind and amplify the GND.
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Lagos based online lending startup OneFi is buying Nigerian payment solutions company Amplify for an undisclosed amount.
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Though amounts aren't undisclosed, the Amplify buy creates exits for MEST, Amplify's founders, and its other investors.
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Layla's premature orgasms continue to make her feel "inadequate and insecure" and amplify her fear of rejection.
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As small decisions are made throughout the day, so they echo and amplify throughout the final work.
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Democrats have been happy to amplify Bannon's message and suggest he's pulling the strings in the GOP.
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Experimenters were at a loss for how to amplify high-energy laser pulses without wrecking their amplifiers.
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My job is to amplify those stories and give those stories more of a voice — a platform.
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He said he was sold on the pitch that joining the union would help amplify his voice.
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The paintings are roughly accurate likenesses but staged to amplify the grandeur and importance of their sitters.
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Trump has learned that he can get us to amplify racist invective as often as he wants.
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Bots and trolls got a treasure trove of new content to retweet and amplify on social media.
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The white silhouettes of people dancing in water amplify its white streaks and further lighten the sea.
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She will amplify these messages, and those Adidas has already pushed, by giving the company her imprimatur.
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This ocular vocabulary, in concert with her dramatic staging of scenes, can amplify a viewer's feelings unexpectedly.
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Relying on leverage poses concerns for lenders, however, as this could also amplify losses during a downturn.
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Don't do Trump's bidding for him and amplify his deranged messages without putting them in proper context.
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Guns can unfairly amplify the power of the weak and cowardly, much like Christianity, according to Nietzsche.
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Democrats across Iowa said they worried the caucus turmoil would amplify the problems of a disappointing turnout.
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His original compositions focus on melodies and phrases that repeat and amplify without adding any excess weight.
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"Psychedelics amplify painful memories ... and emotions," said MAPS trained psychiatrist Dr. Will Siu in the Goop episode.
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Their experiments involve testing how well the software can mimic or amplify online disinformation and propaganda material.
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And as much as this musical wants to amplify its source material, it muffles the novel instead.
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There are all manner of complementary policies that could help amplify a four-day workweek's carbon impact.
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It is no wonder that news outlets focus on sensational aspects of scholarship or amplify dubious claims.
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And to amplify his point, he reached into his jacket and slipped out a single marijuana cigarette.
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But the Sanders campaign has become a powerful platform to amplify the experiences of this multiracial contingent.
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With wood from whiskey barrels, barbecue gets the slightest tinge of booziness to amplify your grill game.
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Seek out the voices of those who cannot be heard and amplify their message to your communities.
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The tweeter is aimed forward and the woofer fires down into a cavity to amplify the bass.
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No matter how well-intentioned their creators were, tech products can encourage and amplify existing racial biases.
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In similar fashion, the investor said his firm does not borrow money for investments to amplify returns.
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Rather than try to address the alienation and anger that exists in America, he will amplify them.
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AI will amplify disinformation campaigns and create new problems like computer-generated deepfakes designed to undermine truth.
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The selfie camera didn't create this narcissism; it simply gave us a new device to amplify it.
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How do we define the country, and how can we amplify and mythologize our experience of it?
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We're part of the game and the platforms use our desires and their algorithms to amplify that.
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And I actually think the internet has allowed these different groups to interact and amplify their message.
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We need to amplify and empower diverse voices, to do the work that needs to be done.
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Perhaps that involves creating a visible list of "Do Not Amplify" topics in line with the platform's values.
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And because of that you see the viewpoint of your friends and things can amplify in that respect.
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Lobbyists also use ad campaigns like the one reported above to legally, if deceptively, amplify their public support.
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The intent merely seems to be to amplify the sentiments that either advance an agenda or sew discord.
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On Twitter or Facebook, anyone who accumulates a large number of followers can amplify that kind of post.
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But it's the tech forbidden to inmates that they've nevertheless managed to use to truly amplify their message.
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"It was a mistake to amplify this debate with thoughtless responses," Bahlsen said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Inside Facebook, executives believed Murdoch might use his papers and TV stations to amplify critiques of the company.
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They will use Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to transmit and amplify content and organize harassment and intimidation campaigns.
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Gucci founded the organization in 2013 to help amplify the voices of women and girls around the world.
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Would-be Periscope advertisers must be part of Twitter's Amplify program, which matches advertisers with big video publishers.
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And my community shows up every night and together, we create a safe space to amplify each other.
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Taylor used her friends to expand her brand; the Kardashians use theirs to fortify and amplify their message.
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A platform could revoke or suspend the retweet ability from audiences that regularly amplify awful posts, said Wetherell.
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Trump himself did not amplify the efforts from the White House, where he was delivering remarks on Syria.
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Instead of fully controlling the message, Democrats should be ready to amplify what is happening on the ground.
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" Social media is designed to amplify "our deepest fears," according to Iger, while also "constantly validating our convictions.
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Medical conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or even the flu can amplify opioids' ability to depress breathing.
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To help achieve this, they've raised $3.3 million in seed funding from Foundation Capital, with Amplify LA, Sterling.
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Just as it made the slump deeper and longer, it is likely to accelerate and amplify the upturn.
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To the resistance's tech types, though, their tools at least can amplify Trump's troubles — and their Democratic alternatives.
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There are all of these opportunities with tech to amplify business, and we've got to figure that out.
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"The idea is to amplify your own impact and commit to a vote, then recruit friends," he said.
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We've already seen how politicians both now and in history can exaggerate and amplify threats to tighten cultures.
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"It's a combination of energy rising and better-than-expected earnings," said Christian Magoon, CEO of Amplify Investments.
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With Mr Xi himself talking more about risk, Mr Zhou is seizing the chance to amplify the message.
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They need mechanisms which can amplify messages developed online, provide the illusion of objectivity, and validate people's beliefs.
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And Tuesday, they're starting a campaign to amplify each state's premium increases — and tie those to GOP decisions.
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"This has potential to massively amplify the utility of vehicles and offset the cost of ownership," he says.
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This depreciation of the CNY (equivalently, appreciation of the dollar) would amplify the appreciation of the dollar basket.
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Just as ample stocks tend to dampen price volatility, skimpy stocks tend to amplify it, making speculation riskier.
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How do we amplify those voices as much as we can with the platform we've been entrusted to?
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Well they use the occasion not to amplify and cheer the president&aposs policies, but to decry them.
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These updates include using electrifying shades to amplify the graphics, bringing that extra oomph to your living spaces.
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It's an attempt to amplify the shtick that made Kjellberg famous, and to charge a premium for it.
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At the time, literary foundation praised the platform's ability to amplify voices and free expression around the world.
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The resulting choreography of light and sound will figuratively and actually echo and amplify McCall's ephemeral, dancing installations.
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Unfortunately for them, though, the "rumor" is just another example of how quickly social platforms can amplify misinformation.
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Other complementary conditions must be met — conditions that can amplify the impact of a new flow of capital.
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But Tenant Assured shouldn't ignore the fact that its program has the power to enable and amplify prejudice.
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Yet, these memes don't amplify concerns about Trump's misconduct as much as they elicit sympathy for his wife.
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For some, it might even amplify the Earth-out-of-view-phenomenon and make people feel more alienated.
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You find unflattering information, and you get all the other parts of the machine to amplify the message.
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The Center specifically chose to amplify the stories of Stonewall participants who've been traditionally excluded from mainstream narratives.
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Willner was able to amplify profits because the trades were put on at artificially high prices, prosecutors said.
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In his concurring opinion in Pereira, Kennedy goes out of his way to amplify both sets of concerns.
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For artist Rochele Gomez, a co-organizer of "Amplify Compassion," it's about working things out as you go.
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We don't just use our voice, but we amplify our voice through instruments, through horns, through a tunnel.
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Rewards, if done properly, can reinforce being part of a community … you can amplify that sense of connection.
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The idea is to amplify the campaign's efforts, spread positive stories and information about Sanders, and activate supporters.
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But the nefarious accounts, and effort to amplify messages through merchandising, marks a co-opting of these causes.
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And Seymour said the Amplify ETF will also have stakes in Canopy, Tilray and Aurora — but not Cronos.
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It can amplify real but statistically unlikely things just as much as it spreads totally made up stuff.
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Co-founder Dae Lim created Sundae School after seeing smokewear's potential to amplify voices in the Asian community.
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By combining our efforts with teenagers from Chicago and Harlem, we can amplify our voices that much more.
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Instead, they absorb, amplify and propagate them, while creating the illusion that technology is sheltered from human prejudices.
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The round was led by GV (formerly Google Ventures) with help from Amplify Partners, Haystack and SV Angel.
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The Turkish government uses media cutouts to amplify its anti-American messages and reinforce this broader political message.
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Many investors thought the same about Hershey's $1.6 billion deal to buy Amplify, the company behind SkinnyPop popcorn.
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Bradley Peterson's projections, which dominate the simple set, use images of nature to amplify the piece's sly grandeur.
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But there's something else social media can do: It can amplify one person's outrage into a worldwide shout.
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The term #LawlessUP has been trending on Twitter, as calls for Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav to resign amplify.
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The two powers amplify discredited conspiracy theories and sow division as they look to undermine the United States.
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Wolfgang Buttress's "The Hive" is an environment designed to amplify public awareness of the critical situation of bees.
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"What I do is try to amplify many voices in a world that often crushes them," she said.
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So, 18 years ago, I started doing porn as a way to amplify my perspective around trans sexuality.
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Targeting individual influencers: The rumormongers' holy grail is to get a mainstream journalist or celebrity to amplify misinformation.
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The hackers predicted the power utility operator's reaction and tried to use it to amplify the cyberattack's damage.
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A legitimate public health crisis becomes yet another choose-your-own-reality event, a wedge to amplify divisions.
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And the decision to cover something is a decision to amplify it and, in some cases, normalize it.
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The theories crop up organically, though Russian or other disinformation promoters can and do help amplify the messages.
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While none of the reforms we analyzed directly address Ticket to Work, they could amplify the program's performance.
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Obama will amplify his message by hitting the road this week, speaking at a college in Omaha, Neb.
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"The whole reason I did this was to try to amplify the voices of queer Mormons," he said.
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It's about the larger cultural mood and the ways in which we receive, express, and amplify that mood.
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Amplify marginalized voices As you compile the opinions and concerns of various communities, begin to lift them up.
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Cooks throughout the Caribbean also use a sauce of burned sugar, known as browning, to amplify savory flavors.
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The individual accomplishments of each of climber speaks volumes and helps amplify the voices of persons with albinism.
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"Social media has that power to amplify that content," said Victor Ricci, founder of marketing strategists Trend Pie.
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Extremist groups are doubling down to amplify their public activities, which are happening less frequently, Mr. Segal said.
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Using it to justify maneuvers that could amplify distrust in the nation's electoral systems is a dangerous game.
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The PCR diagnostic test is highly sensitive and can amplify genetic material from even a single viral molecule.
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And online, Buttigieg's critics from the left have seized on and attempted to amplify his every perceived misstep.
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Millionaires also tend to be frugal, conscientious, and resilient — all traits that help amplify their wealth-building actions.
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STORIES FROM OTHER TEAMS AT The New York Times Climate change can amplify old problems in surprising ways.
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The cognitive revolution will allow computers to amplify the capacity of the human mind in the same manner.
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Patel's comments will only amplify anti-immigration voices on the right and racist voices on the far right.
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Whoopi Goldberg took a moment on The View to amplify awareness surrounding the ongoing investigation into Jenna's disappearance.
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It's a start, but there is much work to be done to amplify women's voices in our business.
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It's a pity that cable news doesn't care to do the work, opting to amplify superficial feuds instead.
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He's scheduled to amplify that message with post-speech trips this week to a college in Omaha, Neb.
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Nor does leverage — the use of borrowed money to try to amplify returns — appeal to the Yale team.
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The press release lambasting the quote was redistributed by Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) to amplify the message.
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These ideologies gain traction especially when they exploit and amplify real grievances, but in the end, everybody loses.
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He then tried to amplify the material he got from Trump by calling others involved in the deals.
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If he tweets about a Democratic candidate or mentions a potential rival in conversation, they will amplify it.
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We wanted to amplify the sense of transformation and things actually happening, of the plot actually going somewhere.
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I can't think of a solution that wouldn't extend and amplify the controversy, thereby giving Icke additional publicity.
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Others are to amplify Ms. Monk's prophetic depictions of a fragile environment now increasingly threatened by climate change.
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That's why progressives exist: to amplify the voices of those without power (a class that includes future generations).
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And now Bannon wants to amplify the power of the primary, and the fear it causes, even further.
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When appropriate, we'll be pulling choice content from other VICE verticals, and we strive to amplify new voices.
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"The thing I'm most committed to," Ms. Hollander said, "is thinking about new platforms to help amplify artists' voices."
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In the past it was hard to tell if a neuron would amplify electrical messages or tamp them down.
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We use the placement of our lips and tongue to amplify some parts of our voice and dampen others.
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J.P. Morgan Securities LLC and Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC are financial advisers to Hershey, while Jefferies LLC advised Amplify.
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"We know when we amplify those voices and trust women it gets us to the end result," said Younger.
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In fact, many don't even need to promote ISIS, they can simply amplify the problems and hamstring the solutions.
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Games, though, are not the same as tryouts, which seem designed to dampen Nwaba's strengths and amplify his weaknesses.
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Once connected, the new Orbi Voice satellite will amplify the network and also work as an Alexa-enabled speaker.
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Our job is to amplify our artists' voices and help them introduce their stories and connect to their audience.
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In the future, warned researcher Jeff Melrose, drones will be used to support and amplify cyberattacks against critical infrastructure.
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The Flex Company, the makers of a disc-shaped tampon alternative, has raised $1 million from Y Combinator, Amplify.
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That may sound innocuous, but the shift turns up the dial on the signals that help amplify fake news.
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This diversity will continue to amplify because these new employees also bridge to many different networks of talented people.
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Instead of trying to look like Google, figure out what you are and amplify the shit out of that.
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It can amplify the effects of one or both substances and can put your health at great risk. 22015.
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Now amplify those challenges for anyone growing up in a culture rooted in machismo, religion and rigid gender norms.
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The constant stream of information boosts the ability of game designers to use machine learning to amplify player engagement.
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The crying took place in Tom's office, a modest space that seemed to amplify the sound of my sobs.
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The only way to get their reach back was to pay Facebook to amplify the visibility of their posts.
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Ashlee used her Internet presence, including more than 003,200 Instagram followers, to amplify the story of her husband's disappearance.
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Many are documenting their protests on Snapchat's Snap Map, which is helping to amplify their voices far beyond schools.
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"Can we further manipulate this (decreased stress) response and amplify it?" he wrote in an email to Reuters Health.
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It is that he sets a tone of aggression against the person, and his supporters echo and amplify it.
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But you would like to think that you have a bit more control over it, you can amplify it.
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"The rally we're seeing here is a bit of a head fake," said Christian Magoon, CEO of Amplify Investments.
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"We're looking at a very curated approach where we can really gather around and amplify individual shows," Salke said.
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Social media has helped amplify this ancient form of hate on the far right and the far left. 18.
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Platforms that relay and amplify the audience of dangerous content must assume a stronger role in information and prevention.
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" He continued: "We — the fashion industry — should be proud to help amplify and visually communicate such a powerful agenda.
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It's about building a community around the developer where each member will amplify the value of the core service.
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The more you can amplify those voices — something as simple as a retweet of something Oxfam says is worthwhile.
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But I think what it did was allow me to amplify this thing that was truly inside of me.
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But, after passing through the cells, we amplify the signal by about 30 times in the photonic time stretch.
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A multimedia artist dancing between many art genres, I mix and weave multi-generational stories and amplify diverse perspectives.
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That's enough to amplify ice melt, especially at the lower portions of glaciers which are already prone to melting.
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Pereg's deft overlapping of moments serves both to amplify their absurdity and to demonstrate how quickly we normalize violence.
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But she doesn't seem to have learned the lesson that drugs like this only amplify parts of your personality.
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Douglas Merrill, CEO of ZestFinance, says that its tools are supposed to root out hidden biases, not amplify them.
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But the social network also provides a platform for disparate voices, helping to amplify them and create online communities.
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" Amplify Snack Brands: "People feel like unless they get a takeover bid, it's just going to keep going down.
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Beyoncé's Coachella performance suggests that, as black people's power grows, we should intentionally amplify the culture that nurtured us.
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PCR is a technique used to amplify a single piece of DNA into thousands, or even millions, of copies.
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Vulnerability amplified It's easy to see how a natural disaster can amplify the conditions that enable and attract traffickers.
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Pichai reportedly believed the model could amplify the filter bubble issue that was already troubling YouTube and other platforms.
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Does dollar dominance amplify the international effects of Fed policies, or confer special responsibilities on the US central bank?
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Both times, and now again with El Paso, extremism researchers have pleaded the same case: Don't amplify the message.
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"We need to amplify each other, echo each other, and lift each other up because we're connected," Nixon says.
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We created 25 Strong to amplify the voices of powerful, culture-changing people who are breaking barriers in 2018.
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And at a time when bigotry threatens to overwhelm our discourse, we must amplify voices of basic human respect.
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ASMR videos feature pleasant looking women gently tapping objects, and whispering mostly nonsense into hypersensitive microphones that amplify sounds.
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It's OK that you amplify who you are, that's how I make a connection with you [as a consumer].
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The social media platform is popular among Africans, who use it to amplify their concerns and create online communities.
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Technologists were fundamental in guiding policymakers through these steps, because they're trained to amplify the voices of end users.
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Typically they use large numbers of transducers to amplify and concentrate sounds that create discomfort in the human ear.
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A politics of listening does not simply seek to amplify voices but attempt to redefine what constitutes speech itself.
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The result is to amplify inequality among children, with predictable consequences on later inequality when these children grow up.
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Usually on a campaign stop like this, conservative outside groups would coordinate with the president to amplify his message.
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We will amplify your voice where the mainstream media will surely fail you, as it has in the past.
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With their intervention, SFAC residents want to amplify their predicament and publicly pressure Fifteen Group to acknowledge their bid.
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Leaders of the World Health Organization (WHO) decided on Monday to amplify their concerns over the mosquito-borne virus.
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" "Michelle Obama used her personal style to amplify her policy agenda and connect with average Americans," she added. "Mrs.
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Pre-IPO investments can amplify a fund's relative performance because they are not included in a comparison benchmark index.
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Supporters of the measure say it would amplify the voice of the people and send a message to Congress.
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As a longtime activist, I'm using my platform to amplify grassroots voices who are so close to the solutions.
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Human, cyborg, or bot, these accounts are acting with purpose to amplify content (more on this in a moment).
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He uses Twitter as a kind of gut focus-group polling to pick up and amplify messages that resonate.
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However, the United States should amplify its focus on Iran's destabilizing activities and capability development in a holistic strategy.
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And the media will remain just as eager to report and dissect and amplify his every untruth and slander.
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There are several ways that some of the artists use DeviantArt to amplify their artwork outside of the community.
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We asked everyone to be quiet so that we could use audio equipment to amplify sounds beneath the rubble.
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Smart leaders who share the broad goal of equitable decarbonization will amplify and deploy grassroots energy while it's available.
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Donald Trump's decisive victory Saturday in South Carolina's Republican primary seems to amplify this sort of semi-disguised racism.
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Instead, parties in a competitive environment will want to amplify the differences voters perceive between themselves and their opposition.
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Pruss will become one of two new partners at Amplify, alongside David Beyer (who is being promoted from principal).
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The right sample can really amplify the mood of a song and good music is timeless so it's great.
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As I say, enjoy the new song above, and enjoy the very Fight Club-esque 'AMPLIFY CHAOS' visual too.
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Both amplify the voice of individual employees, redressing power imbalances in the workplace while facilitating peaceful resolution of disputes.
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Talking to someone in your field can actually amplify your imposter syndrome — probably because you're comparing yourself to them.
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My personal history and struggles don't change those facts, and I work to amplify voices, not speak for others.
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You do this by making choices about which messages to post online and the methods used to amplify distribution.
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Five colorful crocheted heads — think of a painting that's also a potholder — by the same artist amplify this impression.
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It seems to me that what we always do is we choose some information to amplify and not others.
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"We have a responsibility to fully understand how our services are used and amplify the good," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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As the ultimate outsider, Mercury used his slam-dunk display to personify, and amplify, Live Aid's broadest message: hope.
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Fox News' organic reach on Facebook, coupled with its alignment with Trump's messaging, is likely to amplify that strategy.
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While you're talking, focus specifically on your facial expressions, since that's what helps amplify your emotion toward a topic.
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Ms. Bro had decided, she said, to hold a public service to amplify her daughter's message of anti-discrimination.
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Given that having the lights on can amplify one's insecurities, having a supportive partner could help make it easier.
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Supporters and opponents of the national monuments have used the final days before Zinke's deadline to amplify their arguments.
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This would further amplify the threat to us from extreme weather, smog and tropical diseases linked to climate change.
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They had been brainstorming, as a team, since the beginning to determine how they could amplify one another's work.
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The new round was led by Flex Capital, with participation of SaaStr, Alven, CRV, Amplify Partners and Eric Yuan.
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As the impeachment debate raged on the House floor Wednesday, he lashed out on Twitter to amplify those charges.
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"GOP's message: No policy, no facts, just displays of violence + corporations like @ABCNetwork & Sinclair who amplify them," she wrote.
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"It was nice finding the ways to needle each other, to amplify the subtext of the scenes," she said.
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So it is not surprising that, with his re-election effort starting, he is seeking to amplify the achievement.
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And I have had to speak out to amplify the collective voices of those who felt like they couldn't.
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Great poets have the ability to eloquently amplify the internal monologue, which is so often muted by outside distractions.
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So are hearing aids, which amplify noise and signal equally, and can make a reasonably loud room seem unbearable.
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Ms. Warren's core anti-corruption message remains unchanged, and several of the new flourishes seemed designed to amplify it.
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Since the 1980s, they have been migrating toward the poles where they will reflect less sunlight and amplify warming.
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There's still room for improvement, however, since outlets still sometimes amplify false or misleading Trump claims without disputing them.
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Last year, Hershey's bought Amplify Snack Brands, which makes SkinnyPop popcorn and Oatmega whey-protein bars, for $1.6 billion.
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Facebook approved a $10 million annual pre-tax allowance to amplify security for CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his family.
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An outright ban on importing Venezuelan crude or financial sector sanctions would amplify all of these impacts, analysts say.
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Contract killings in Russia are often carried out with a theatrical flourish or significant timing, to amplify the message.
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And as the climate changes, the underlying conditions for Australian bushfires will continue to amplify, namely heat and dryness.
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For them to speak out an amplify the message of Parkland's students could lend more legitimacy to their activism.
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It aims to amplify poets and poetry through a number of programs and publications, such as the website Poets.
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Replays are better, and more numerous, and echo chambers like Twitter can circulate and amplify complaints at lightning speed.
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Sometimes being alone served to stifle new ideas for me, and my doubts about my work tended to amplify.
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Detroit is a very nuanced space, so for me, it's about how can we amplify the magic of Detroit.
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The content of and interventions on the images of this photo-installation amplify the sense of inaccessibility and loss.
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One of her favorite tools is the spirit trumpet, a tube that paranormal investigators use to amplify spirit voices.
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In fact, roughly 80 percent of the teams with which Amplify is working are led by first-time founders, and 90 percent of these are "hyper-technical domain experts" who Amplify aims to help evolve from "technical founders to just founders and CEOs" who know how to build out an organization, says Dhaliwal.
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Nevertheless We Vote will bring these voices to the street and amplify the artists' perspectives and messages through collective action.
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It's called Amplify, and it allows multiple people to start streaming a song that's already being played on a computer.
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The researchers point out that this damage might be undetectable by some commonly used methods to amplify and sequence DNA.
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What if we're stuck in a loop, slave to new innovations that only amplify hate, human flaw, and social fragility?
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For Republicans, there have been some empty threats of forcing social networks to amplify conservative speech or something like that.
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That's right, a spoon can double as a brow-shaping tool to amplify your arches with powder — or even pencil.
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She is an advocate for the use of data and internet-enabled technologies to improve equity and amplify marginalized voices.
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Throughout that part of his speech, Bentley made false or overly broad statements to amplify the threat of Muslim refugees.
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If you can amplify a voice, you want to be sure it's saying something you want the country to hear.
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The thinking is that if they can manipulate these microinfluencers, they'll amplify the message by sharing it with their followers.
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News Corporation sold Amplify to the company's management team and new investors last fall, writing off $371 million in losses.
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The internet has given billions of people a way to amplify their voices, but the trade-offs have become tangible.
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He also believes it enables them to reach a younger, more meme-savvy audience that can help amplify their message.
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Disney, which owns media properties like ESPN and ABC, is hoping that the social media platform could amplify their reach.
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Christian Magoon, founder and CEO of Amplify ETFs, likened investing in Mexico to trading around President Donald Trump's daily emotions.
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The indictment claims that the hackers spoke to 186 different reporters in order to "amplify the exposure" of their message.
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To achieve that vision the company has raised roughly $2 million in venture financing from investors, including KEC Ventures, Amplify.
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I'm inclined to believe that's the case, though the internet certainly has the tendency to amplify these kinds of things.
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High profile shootings such as the one in Orlando, Florida amplify fears of crime, leading some people to buy guns.
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They can amplify necessary conversations about mass extinction, invasive species, biotech ethics, and the human place in space and time.
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Give money or time, as you can, to a cause or effort that will use it to amplify positive change.
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On the acquisition front, Lagos-based online lending startup OneFi bought Nigerian payment solutions company Amplify for an undisclosed amount.
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The Clinton campaign's strategy to amplify Trump's misogyny wasn't necessarily misguided, as Trump's persistently high unfavorable numbers go to show.
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We wanted to amplify the issue of ending cash bail, and this is also a love offering to our people.
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Lux Capital, Amplify Partners and, In-Q-Tel, an investment firm supporting the CIA, have also provided capital to Primer.
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"I think that's a responsibility that we have to amplify that effect in the world, of building that common understanding."
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And as a first step, we can dramatically amplify the knowledge base in a way that is invisible to patients.
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Something you long for, and the EEG headset would take the user's electrical impulses, and amplify the sound and intensity.
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Ashlee has used her Internet presence, including more than 45,000 Instagram followers, to amplify the story of her husband's disappearance.
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The band has even started their own publication, Spark Mag, to amplify the voices of radical and cutting edge artists.
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But while enthusiasm for aliens can amplify important studies, it can also completely eclipse the original intent of the authors.
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Trump is expected to use the visit to the southern border to further amplify his call for a border wall.
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After you pulled out, Iran is going to amplify the message that in this break up, it did nothing wrong.
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The study wasn't designed to determine whether or how metabolic syndrome might amplify the lung risk from particle pollution exposure.
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The sequence of events amplify why the Jeff Flakes and Chris Coonses are essential to the effectiveness of the Senate.
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Some of the biggest buyers are now using their size and influence within their sectors to amplify their green ambitions.
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Preparations for a national leadership shake-up late next year — always a tense process — could amplify those worries, some argue.
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In addition, Kriseman's administration has not done the best job to amplify ways that he's helped the African-American community.
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Hypothetically, these government officials — desperate to keep their deeds in the dark — rushed to amplify the Trump-Russia collusion narrative.
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I think it's important to amplify marginalized voices within journalism, especially those who are Black and other women of color.
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Public gardens are increasingly trying to integrate art and nature, incorporating artworks into their exhibits to amplify the garden experience.
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You can amplify this energy by picking up some rose quartz, a Taurus-ruled crystal, to decorate your space with.
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What's especially worrisome is that Pompeo is more likely to amplify some of Trump's more aggressive instincts than Tillerson was.
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The experience calibrates your nervous systems to amplify your points of greatest harmony at a fraction of the standard time.
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Like other tools, Amplify uses a small agent installed on every NGINX or NGINX Plus machine to collect this information.
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Lindsey-Hall's mission to build community and amplify marginalized voices extends to all willing to share and preserve their stories.
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And they actively censor some content and amplify other content based on algorithms and intentional decisions that are completely nontransparent.
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A growing number of philanthropists are establishing foundations and other giving structures to focus, practice and amplify their social investments.
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Markets have been rocked by the tit-for-tat tariffs, and further failure to negotiate could amplify those downward trends.
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And there's nowhere you can go to look up what a given news organization is going to amplify for you.
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It could amplify a scandal as soon as it occurred and keep people interested in that scandal for days afterward.
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Besides the containerized nature of subway cars and tunnels, the crowds amplify the risks, a reality also on congested streets.
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Now the movie seems to amplify the racism that emanates from the Trump White House and smolders around the country.
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But the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in New York had developed software that it claimed could amplify samples.
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As Streeter argued, a black actor playing Nick would amplify and texture the tension between that character, George, and Martha.
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He discovered that chemical groups called phosphates within cells trigger a cascade of chemical changes that amplify the dopamine signal.
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Unofficial accounts in breaking news are almost always inaccurate, and social media can amplify the echo chamber of incorrect details.
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One director's tack is to amplify the characters in a Rossini piece, making them all equally ridiculous, and equally human.
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Organize rallies in your hometowns to amplify children's lived experiences and invite your representatives to join you in speaking out.
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In particularly, Kremlin intelligence operatives have sought to amplify the messages of white supremacist groups to try to incite violence.
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Terrorism is nearly alone in its power to amplify the actions of an individual to influence the behavior of millions.
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On March 27, 2017, MuslimGirl launched the first official Muslim Women's Day, to celebrate Muslim women and amplify their voices.
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And our responsibility is just to make (sure) that we amplify all the good in human nature that's out there.
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Successful people are comfortable acting in ways that amplify their introversion and extraversion, depending on what the situation calls for.
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If abused, though, it could amplify exactly the sort of two-faced campaigning the telegraph was supposed to have banished.
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In March the government announced an agreement with the offshore-wind industry that it hopes will amplify its economic impact.
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Mr. Sanders even used his Twitter platform to amplify a local zoning and redevelopment fight in East Boston this week.
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If the Democrats take the House in the midterm election on November 6, those calls are only likely to amplify.
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"I think Hurricane Harvey had a bit of an impact on the data," said Christian Magoon, CEO of Amplify ETFs.
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Some of the new music means to amplify her politics — "The Man" achieves that with hooky, witty, pleasingly obvious pique.
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Some members voiced their support for Ms. Chamberlain's plans, arguing that a book would amplify the group's message beyond Facebook.
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Caffeine, on the other hand, causes a jittery feeling that triggers your fight-or-flight response and can amplify stress.
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Or will they dig in their heels, amplify the cries of racism and xenophobia, and shut down the government again?
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Bots, for example, can let people amplify a message artificially but so can printing flyers and leaflets, which is protected.
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Many expect his compatriot Lagarde to amplify Draghi's call for fiscal support when she arrives at the ECB next month.
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Despite the relatively small audience of followers, Rosé Mansion can tap visitors to amplify its message and draw new customers.
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They aren't classified as medical devices because they are simple products designed to amplify sound, not address a medical condition.
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It requires knowing how to amplify your deep-down goodness through the policies you pursue and the decisions you make.
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The one time he mentioned Warren, it was to amplify her point about the political power of the gun lobby.
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The strategies are a coordinated effort to amplify partisan content while avoiding the burdensome rules associated with advertising on Facebook.
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This body should help amplify the talents of ambitious young people, particularly those whose voices have not traditionally been heard.
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Nicastro's group had also realized the need to amplify the faint signals from the sparse and distant in the WHIM.
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The president has 58 million Twitter followers and a vast conservative media-industrial complex that will happily amplify his comments.
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And we should allow black transgender women who are alive today to stand on our shoulders and amplify our voices.
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Critics have also charged that Facebook's algorithms have served to amplify disagreements and disunity by promoting emotionally charged and divisive posts.
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As the Managing Editor of Refinery29's Unbothered, Danielle has made it her mission to amplify the voices of Black women.
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I was a little embarrassed, because I certainly didn't mean to amplify that Bieber-fueled feeling on a national radio program.
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Take advantage of our super early-bird group discounts and bring your whole team to amplify your presence and your ROI.
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Such arousal has the potential to amplify aggressive responses when we feel provoked, something social psychologists refer to as excitation transfer.
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Ali Jafari, who runs the social media company's Amplify video ads business, will now head the units under a unified structure.
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Skeptics in Congress amplify those debates to undermine the science because they don't like how it gets used to write legislation.
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Spreading falsehoods Trump repeatedly stoked conspiracy theories during the campaign, using his social media megaphone to amplify misinformation and fake news.
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The music mode helps amplify low notes Rakowski can't hear otherwise, while the standard mode helps her to instruct her students.
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We want to learn how a single cell achieves such remarkable acceleration and uses molecular springs to amplify its power output.
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Christian Magoon, CEO of Amplify ETFs, also thinks the market could be setting itself up for disappointment in the coming weeks.
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On Twitter, it focused on two strategies: growing fake accounts and then using a botnet of automated accounts to amplify them.
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Once the client company fixes its act, step two is to amplify the good things people are saying about that company.
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Cox said that one of the ways she plans to further her activism is to amplify more trans voices in Hollywood.
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"You take it, and you process it, and you amplify it, and it becomes something else," Therrien says of the process.
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This is the energy, power, and legacy that carries me, and what I want to amplify with my words and voice.
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The review concludes that, contrary to widespread belief, a long, tiring workout or race can amplify immune responses, not suppress them.
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Observatory Clouds help amplify El Niño's effect on the atmosphere to a greater degree than once thought, a new study reports.
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Through social media we can amplify the stories of both everyday and high-profile people who have survived harassment and assault.
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They don't control those groups, but they cultivate them, and they amplify certain voices and shape the conversation toward strategic goals.
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"We have a responsibility to amplify the good and mitigate the bad," Daniels wrote in Folha, one of Brazil's largest newspapers.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN), at one point going as far as to amplify a lie about her "partying" on September 2000.
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It's no secret Mila Kunis is one funny lady, but who knew how much Photo Booth filters could amplify her humor.
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Working together with venture capitals, private funds, the academy and so on to try to amplify the effect of this fund.
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Other ad units launched recently that support this strategy include "conversational" ad units and the expansion of Twitter's Amplify video program.
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They process sound from the world around you and either amplify, deaden, or modify it, depending on what settings you use.
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And to amplify all of that, everyone and their uncle wants to do some ALL-CAPS RANTING about it on Facebook.
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But Hannity, having done nothing to verify the claim, went ahead and helped amplify the LARPing of a known troll anyway.
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Now that we're living in a digital economy, power-law dynamics amplify the rapid extraction of value from people and places.
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He plans to run for president next year against Putin in order to amplify his message of the problems in Russia.
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A warming climate and unnaturally dense forests (wrought by forest mismanagement) have the potential to amplify this die-off, he noted.
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One of the most powerful things a story can do is to amplify the voices of people who have been silenced.
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The company launched Amplify, a hub for emerging artists that focused on equality, LGTBQ issues, and social topics in March 2018.
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It seems to have worked much more closely with the hacking units, although its ability to amplify their leaks was limited.
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The CW and Ford have signed the first Twitter Amplify upfront deal, guaranteeing ads on selected videos in CW Twitter accounts.
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As Philip Ewing explained for NPR in 2017, stories of Russian misinformation explicitly designed to amplify racial tensions are not new.
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Motherboard seeks to amplify the people fighting for a better future and explain how those entrenched in power threaten that future.
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Amplify what other women say in meetings (see how women in the Obama White House did this for each other).5.
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Second, they would amplify liberals' perceptions of conservatives as racist bigots, while amplifying conservatives' perceptions of liberals as smug, privileged elites.
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Now, amplify that hundredfold, and you have a better idea of what it's like to deal with endometriosis around your period.
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Dragon Front makes you forget you're playing a VR game Dragon Front has a couple fun quirks to amplify that sensation.
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In addition to blocking out noise, the headphones produce stellar audio quality into your ears and amplify your voice on calls.
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The list serves as a platform to continue their legacy and amplify their voices to inspire the next generation of women.
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The round was led by Amplify Partners, with participation from Work-Bench and previous investors Rally Ventures and Tribeca Venture Partners.
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Many organizers across the political spectrum know Facebook is a vital tool to organize, amplify their messages and ask for donations.
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In Washington, the encounter is likely to further amplify buzz about a possible presidential bid by the California Democrat in 2020.
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They are devising plans to conduct their own demonstration flights with senior company officials on board to amplify that message. on.wsj.
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The Netflix documentary "Audrie & Daisy" is intended to spread awareness of teenage sexual assaults and how technology can amplify their ramifications.
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SkinnyPop's parent Amplify went public in 2015 after the brand quickly caught on with snackers attracted to its sunflower coated kernels.
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The fact that Tesla relies on word-of-mouth, rather than advertising, to acquire new customers could only amplify that dynamic.
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Unlike other macho father-gay son dramas, "Viva" doesn't amplify Angel's hostility to tell a prolonged tale of persecution and liberation.
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If only they could count on the President to amplify the fact that they need help -- and they need it quickly.
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"We partnered with over 100 community partners because we recognize that scale comes when you amplify networks of networks," Barmada said.
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The poems are humorous, and the illustrations amplify their whimsy, but they touch on serious questions of representation, erasure, and intersectionality.
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That is enough to knock the Clinton campaign on its heels and to amplify the rumblings of discontent in her orbit.
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And you can use money to amplify whatever you believe and get people to believe what is popular is now truthful.
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Without unions to amplify those voices, we cannot create good jobs on the scale that is needed — or preserve our democracy.
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The complicated system has given Moscow ample opportunity to exploit divisions as it tries to amplify its influence on Europe's periphery.
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"I think what's happened is that there is a greater ability to amplify the voices of the non-famous," she said.
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Many female celebrities brought feminist activists as their dates to the Baftas, using their platform to amplify the voice of others.
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So let's amplify the voices that have been trying to tell us what it is like for more than a decade.
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Among the services the Russians have provided Mr. Trump is to join in and amplify his regular attacks on Mr. Mueller.
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We will continue to draw on that knowledge and dataset and share it with our founders to amplify our collective learnings.
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"Both can amplify anxiety, and be especially triggering if you're someone who already struggles with anxiety day-to-day," she said.
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The Amplify will cost $399 for Optimum and Suddenlink customers, and it jumps up to a staggering $499 for non-customers.
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How could it be released so fast, and could a similar carbon reservoir be poised to amplify our current warming today?
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Put simply, the main concern is that a market event affecting two interrelated products — instead of just one — could amplify losses.
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We thought it was really important that we could provide money and technology to capture those voices and help amplify them.
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Instead of holding public forums on race, we amplify xenophobic voices; instead of reforming discriminatory policies, we fixate on our image.
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But sustainable engagement requires us to do at least three things: make fine distinctions, leverage allies and amplify islands of decency.
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But even if you're not explicitly sharing certain preferences with an app, these platforms can still amplify potentially problematic dating preferences.
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Policies to achieve these goals should include greater state and local bonding to amplify the impact of private land conservation funding.
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The corps de ballet — six women, six men — have their own exuberant ensembles; they also amplify the sections for the leads.
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Other people on the right, as well as bots trying to amplify climate skepticism, jumped on board with the hashtag #ArsonEmergency.
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The set's openings and closings are intended to amplify the psychological elements of what is, on the surface, a lightweight confection.
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She also launched the first official Muslim Women's Day in 2017 — a day to celebrate Muslim women and amplify their voices.
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She also launched the first official Muslim Women's Day in 2017 — a day to celebrate Muslim women and amplify their voices.
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Widespread strife would be dangerous in such a volatile region and would also amplify criticism in the U.S. of Trump's move.
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Its crowdedness seems to amplify the collective anxiety of the artists witnessing, resisting and, at times, celebrating their road to perdition.
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Protesters say existing camps have become a prison for both residents and migrants and building new ones will only amplify problems.
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Seemingly flying under the radar to build a user following and amplify issues it wanted in the bloodstream of American discourse.
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I implemented some of her tips including putting a mirror at the back of the stove to amplify wealth and health.
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There's evidence that interneurons -- a different type of brain cell -- mediate the function of young neurons and even amplify their effects.
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Given Hawley's tendency to amplify the quirks of the original film, Coon may be fighting through the headwinds of outright cartoonishness.
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The technology, still in its early stages, has also been decried for built-in racial bias that can amplify existing stereotypes.
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Its coaches and educators have found a way to use the sport to amplify its values: hard work, accountability, community, God.
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Foreign governments, for instance, have used artificial intelligence to amplify operations against the United States and can continue to do so.
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Amplify ETFs CEO Christian Magoon thinks investing in blockchain now will bring returns as big as those from today's FAANG companies.
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Magoon also said Amplify is being particularly diligent to avoid the fraudulent pitfalls so prevalent in blockchain and cryptocurrency investment today.
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"Personal data can be exploited by foreign intelligence services to amplify the impact of espionage and influence operations," the senators wrote.
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But the internet is full of grifters, tricksters, and outright liars who rely on people's basic trust to amplify their message.
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Algorithms can amplify the bias in the data, so you have to be thoughtful about how you actually build these systems.
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Smaller thematic ETFs have seen even greater stock performance, including the Amplify Online Retail ETF (IBUY) and The Obesity ETF (SLIM).
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The changes are expected to further differentiate performance between managers as adding more leverage, debt and risk could amplify any underperformance.
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"These platforms are like round-the-clock digital white supremacist rallies, creating online communities that amplify their vitriolic fantasies," Hershenov said.
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That forgiveness, however, does not release law enforcement from its own burden to "amplify the value of all lives," he said.
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The FCC regulates the industry to make sure the devices don't amplify signals so much that they interfere with cell towers.
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Many of these rumors have been around for years, and observers suspect that they are myths to amplify El Bronx's notoriety.
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What we saw was a bot network start to amplify that to a point where then ... What does that look like?
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Russia benefits from the surplus of fake news, Gatov concedes, but often they don't create it so much as amplify it.
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Or consider the split-second decision process you go through when deciding whether to amplify someone else's tweet by retweeting it.
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Jetzer has exploited the clinical nature of the museum space to amplify the commercial strategies and interests of the show's artists.
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Influential Vine creators can soon use Twitter's Amplify video ad program to run pre-roll ads along with their Vine videos.
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The American president is using the world's largest megaphone to amplify a false panic about brown-skinned immigrants raping white women.
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Podcasts help extremists get their message out Here's a subject that hasn't gotten nearly enough attention to date: how podcasts amplify extremism.
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From this falls the observation that large collections of atoms begin to show and amplify effects usually only observed in single particles.
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But it does indicate the way anti-Semitism — be it from the left or the right — can connect to amplify the threat.
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In 1925, in order to sway religious opponents of technology, Saud showcased how it could be used to amplify the faithful's messages.
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By Friday, he'd looped in Halsey and Building Momentum and sketched out a structure for how Amplify would become a real thing.
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Quantum signals die after about 100 miles of transmission through optical fiber, and no one knows how to amplify a signal yet.
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When I think about social media, I try to use it as a platform to amplify the work of other people too.
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"We certainly have evidence to show to show they have utilized our systems and gamed our systems to amplify information," Dorsey responded.
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Chinese policymakers at least have one advantage over peers in developed economies: they can count on the press to amplify their message.
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He — with extreme self-awareness — was hijacking the white male violence digital feedback loop to spread and amplify his ideas and actions.
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Still, there's not a ton of evidence yet that supports the idea that bringing "experiential" tenants to malls will amplify activity there.
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Supporters can also amplify the voices of Indigenous communities by retweeting or reposting posts from Native activists that populate with the hashtag.
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Simultaneously, President Trump's family and allies took to Twitter to share and amplify unfounded allegations about the legitimacy of the electoral process.
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With the Fund, they hope to capitalize on and amplify the populist energy that has exploded around climate change in recent months.
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Now, there are a new crop of plumpers that amplify without the sting — and they're quickly replacing our trusty standard lip balms.
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A WiFi extender, or range extender, can help to pick up your router's WiFi signal, amplify it, and rebroadcast the boosted signal.
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Fifth-generation (5G) telecoms networks are expected to amplify the opportunities because each antenna serves a smaller area, which requires denser infrastructure.
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If the BJP's recent state campaigns are an indicator, the party may amplify rhetoric intended to polarise the electorate along sectarian lines.
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Existing investors Madrona Ventures and Amplify Partners also joined this round, as well as new investors Two Sigma Ventures and Workday Ventures.
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The waves can reflect off the sides, can amplify, and may get larger in the direction of the length of the bath.
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Spotify has launched Amplify, a new online hub that will serve to highlight and bring attention to various communities throughout the year.
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"We think the people who are on social media are delighted at the ability for us to amplify their conversation," she said.
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In other words, holding your rainbow obsidian and keeping it close to (if not up against) your body will amplify its effects.
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Though seemingly inconsequential, the remark gave critics fodder to amplify concerns that she was too inexperienced to be running for high office.
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"The warming temperatures amplify drought stress on the plants and the soil," emphasized Allen, who also had no role in the study.
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The goal of the changes we are making today in operations is to amplify what we do well, and obliterate our deficiencies.
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Goldberg argues that Hillary Clinton would amplify a century-long slide of the American left towards a mild, Americanized version of fascism.
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Investors like my own firm, BITKRAFT, and others like Amplify, Upfront, March Capital and Crosscut are intent on providing capital to them.
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The ruling is likely to further amplify the role that the immigration issue will play in the run-up to the Nov.
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We discuss upcoming Doodles, how to amplify more complex ones, as well as any thoughts that have come from their wider teams.
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Even when the false figures are fact-checked, the act of correcting him means the media has to amplify the underlying accomplishment.
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We still look for little opportunities to make sure we can amplify single voices in ways that make sense for the community.
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Far too little effort went into economic policies to work with the grain of monetary easing, and thus to amplify its effects.
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Twitter is useful if you have a large network or friends with large networks, or a connection who can amplify your voice.
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Hershey Company has agreed to acquire Amplify Snack Brands, an Austin, Texas-based snack-maker whose brands include SkinnyPop, for $1.6 billion.
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EMILY's List, a group that supports pro-abortion rights female candidates, said Kaine is "an excellent choice" to amplify the Democratic platform.
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"Investors have been desensitized with all the news about North Korea and out of Washington," said Christian Magoon, CEO of Amplify ETFs.
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At Disrupt, Backstage Capital founder Arlan Hamilton announced the firm would launch an accelerator to further amplify companies led by underestimated founders.
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My understanding was that that was my value, and what I needed to amplify to be a part of the food world.
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However, Facebook is under no obligation to amplify that speech, and the fakers have no entitlement for their speech to be amplified.
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Our mission is always to fight for the things we think are important for our community, but also to amplify positive stories.
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In the 1990s, however, economists came to see transparency as a way to amplify rather than diminish the power of monetary policy.
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We also don't know the fine-grained detail of how Twitter's algorithms amplify political speech when it's packaged in organic tweet form.
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But Hurry Up didn't just amplify the best parts of main-stage rock bands; it proved to be the quintessential M22 album.
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Hearing aids can help amplify sound, but this doesn't necessarily help you distinguish between words when there's a lot of background noise.
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Not only does she speak up, but she uses her place in the public eye to amplify the voices of LGBTQ people.
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But it is nigh-on impossible to amplify a voice on the red carpet, because it is not a space for speech.
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From 193 to 62 mph, Volvo's system will amplify driver steering inputs if the car's cameras and sensors detect an approaching obstacle.
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