Absolutely. If they are amplifying hate speech, if they're amplifying conflict, if they're amplifying lies.
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Mr. Haidt said the Facebook effect was "catalyzing or amplifying" a tendency already there (not "metabolizing or amplifying").
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"Amplifying the QAnon conspiracy in particular, while unproven, demonstrates their modus operandi of amplifying existing social tensions by increasing the perception of popularity of certain concepts or sentiments," Decker said.
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"It has an amplifying energy that stimulates growth," Askinosie says.
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Everything we do on VFiles is about amplifying the kids.
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Amplifying this allergy is the fact that potatoes are everywhere.
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Algorithms elevate content that is popular, further amplifying the effect.
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Algorithms meant to personalize experiences have ended up amplifying bias.
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Kids are hearing it at home and they're amplifying it.
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That's one of the things amplifying the sense of uncertainty.
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They will always try and silence the voice amplifying injustice.
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As individuals, we can stop amplifying and centering on abusers.
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The call to stop amplifying disinformation agents is probably intuitive.
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After all, aren't we amplifying it by writing about it?
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Then they would customize the extent of amplifying vs. minimizing.
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But social signals — likes, retweets and more — are amplifying it.
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It must extend into amplifying, lifting up, and supporting us.
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This so-called alternative media is not just amplifying voices that more established media would rather not deal with; it is echoing and amplifying the voice of a Republican president presiding over a unified government.
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Earlier this month, Trump blamed "bad environmental laws" for amplifying wildfires.
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It's not worth amplifying the voices of a few miserable trolls.
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Focus on defining or amplifying your texture with lots of volume.
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Even as the claim he's also selectively, self-interestedly amplifying — i.e.
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Amplifying content which leads to more engagement leads to more revenue.
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Everyone's monitoring everyone else and amplifying everyone else, all the time.
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It's just a matter of accelerating and amplifying their existing work.
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The sound design element is not simply turning knobs and amplifying.
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The quintet knew that amplifying one's light didn't mean dimming another.
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But it's catalyzing or amplifying a tendency that was already there.
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The larger coarsening of the political culture is amplifying the effect.
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THIS IS ABOUT AMPLIFYING WHAT AMERICANS THINK COMPANIES SHOULD BE DOING.
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O'Shea swears plentifully, and his conversation was peppered with amplifying expletives.
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She has hammered social media companies for allowing and amplifying extremism.
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But in attacking Scaramucci, Trump is amplifying his former director's message.
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And now climate change is amplifying many of the worst impacts.
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BLOC, an organization that focuses on amplifying the voices of black
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And they've mastered the art of amplifying tweets into viral prominence.
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"Climate change is amplifying fire behavior and fire size," Ager said.
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While there, Markle advocated for amplifying women's voices at home and abroad.
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Larger-scale trends are amplifying wildfire risks across the West, as well.
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Sound smart: We are all amplifying and participating in this endless sideshow.
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We're not even going to give it any credit by amplifying it.
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"The lack of countercyclical measures is amplifying the pain," says Ms Nasser.
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Every time we repeat what they've done, we are amplifying that message.
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Definitely—they've started to think of their complicity in amplifying this content.
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They tried to polarize us by amplifying the schisms that already exist.
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Music does a great job of amplifying that sense of being haunted.
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Multiple experts cited artificial intelligence as a force multiplier amplifying existing threats.
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This same so-called virtuous cycle appeared to be amplifying global growth.
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"Years" is very good at amplifying up today's familiar sense of tumult.
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They bring an honest heat, amplifying other flavors rather than overshadowing them.
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Widespread public education and direct action, amplifying the voices from targeted communities.
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You could contribute by securing their base and amplifying their national profile.
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Even within the Democratic ranks, some labor leaders are amplifying their concerns.
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Amplifying the voice of the victims has always been Ms. Burke's goal.
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Is there a way out of this self-destructive amplifying feedback loop?
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Foreign financing is less stable and often involves currency risk, amplifying vulnerabilities.
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His followers became part of the action, amplifying and spreading the attacks.
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Amplifying your interest in certain subject matters can be a recipe for disaster.
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Each panel towered over viewers, amplifying the magnitude of AIDS' toll on life.
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Shkval's designers, however, sought, by amplifying the phenomenon, to make use of it.
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Her intentions platform focused on promoting mass-transit and amplifying affordable housing options.
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Sound amplifying devices are readily available and accessible to anyone for any reason.
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Amplifying outrage, heightening drama, maximizing uncertainty, and feelings of incompletion, until nerves shriek.
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And, given this apparent downside of amplifying the tweet, what's the counterbalancing upside?
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In the meantime, worries are amplifying, and optimism is fading in the community.
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We then hope to create a space for organizing, amplifying, and exchanging information.
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Democrats have mostly held off amplifying the existing criticism of Sanders and Harris.
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We look forward to further amplifying Taylor's voice and songs across the globe.
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Soon she was tweeting daily, posting photos of her parents, amplifying their stories.
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"I think we'll be channeling and amplifying the real Trump," Mr. Andersen said.
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So therefore you're amplifying what was a nothingburger reference a hundred-thousand-fold.
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Technology is also amplifying awareness of the problem, while serving as a deterrent.
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Barakeh removes the bodies from the photographs, amplifying the conditions and neglect of war.
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There is no justification for amplifying lies (or a liar), particularly about unimaginable tragedy.
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As an activist, they focus on amplifying the experiences of trans people of color.
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This year, Google is investing substantially in amplifying the message about its camera lead.
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Practices hidden in private spaces for decades became visible and accessible, amplifying their impact.
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I take full responsibility for amplifying these claims to the point of national concern.
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"It's been really fun to see how they're amplifying their own voices," Stern said.
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But the fact that Trump is simultaneously amplifying Fox News is just as notable.
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Sensing a victory in Wisconsin, Senator Ted Cruz is amplifying his calls for Gov.
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Amplifying the occupation lie is pernicious, because false narratives can feed into dangerous movements.
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It was not worth amplifying such attacks by responding to them, advisers often reasoned.
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It serves the cause of the right wing, amplifying its noxious tactics of delegitimization.
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Similar characters appear throughout the exhibit, amplifying the emotionally driven meaning behind each piece.
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El Niño often suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity while amplifying it in the Eastern Pacific.
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"We're about amplifying youth voices by creating community between them and authors," Clark explained.
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The group was more concerned about deepfakes amplifying local harassment than altering national politics.
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"That makes sense because that's what we're amplifying, women of color," Ms. Fekete said.
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This divisive environment can make the media more susceptible to repeating and amplifying falsehoods.
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There's a risk that in responding to the incitement, I am amplifying Trump's message.
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In 2016, election interference began with Russian disinformation and continued with America's amplifying it.
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Donald Trump didn't create the divisions, but he is dramatically and willfully amplifying them.
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The students have won broad attention on social and traditional media, amplifying their message.
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But what she is doing is amplifying that because she has a giant platform.
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Many of the inside surfaces are made the same way, amplifying the Brutalist aura.
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The controversy surrounding those remarks has roiled the talks, amplifying tensions on both sides.
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By lying, he will compel media to fact-check him, amplifying his persuasive persuasion.
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They spun it up and they started amplifying it until that story started trending.
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The first thing is amplifying the voices of people of color and women of color.
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He fantasizes about the moment he'll need to save her, amplifying his sense of masculinity.
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Ami has dedicated her life to documenting and amplifying stories of all forms of life.
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Scavino's tweet gave the appearance that members of Trump's campaign were amplifying the story online.
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Others warn that Warsaw's efforts will backfire, amplifying historical distortions both in Poland and abroad.
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Its members are trying to develop a reliable way of making "self-amplifying" RNA vaccines.
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But whatever it is, it's releasing stored energy in a way that's amplifying the power.
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The Freedom Caucus tries to work as a unit, amplifying their visibility and their influence.
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So the testimony had the effect of amplifying the probe's findings to a national audience.
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But Carpenter's specialty is maximizing light, amplifying its effect by bouncing it off innovative materials.
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It was partly his voice that terrorized the West, his very Englishness amplifying his crimes.
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They've also been working with volunteers, organizing in the early states and amplifying Clinton's message.
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And finally, you can help by amplifying the voices of those participating in the march.
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But as Tucker of NYU told Vox, social media has a way of amplifying things.
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While her face is a virtual screen amplifying her emotions or giving her stage makeup.
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A lot of WoC are not participating in #WomenBoycottTwitter and are instead amplifying WoC voices.
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She is here to speak, yet she is denied the means of amplifying her voice.
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People will be super attracted to you now, with sweet Venus amplifying your Aries charm.
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However, this kind of parental love is key to amplifying the impact of grassroots movements.
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But its strategy tested the country's political and financial limits, amplifying scrutiny of the company.
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This taper channels aromas upward to the nose, amplifying them as you swirl and sniff.
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Zuckerberg is 4 days late, can't say "Trump" or mention Facebook's role in targeting/amplifying hate.
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Make your mark by amplifying their sound, and speak out against sexual aggression in your hometown.
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Amplifying or supporting Assad is therefore a way for the alt-right to troll their enemies.
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Nudging users to transact with GetYourGuide multiple times per tourist destination is their revenue-amplifying goal.
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But my brother and I were always like unpacking and amplifying images and art and architects.
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What it does, technically, is improving the original signal by amplifying it and reducing noise dramatically.
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Instead of amplifying light, the system amplifies plasmons oscillating across the surface of the gold sphere.
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Amplifying the news: You can also amplify your news through social media and other "owned" channels.
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But by retweeting somebody like Hopkins, he's amplifying her message of Islamophobia and giving it credibility.
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Twitter is for amplifying the worst of us: shameless self-promotion, baseless speculation, and unproductive meanness.
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"An approach that has the effect of amplifying the number of potential victims," the company said.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, said they aimed at "amplifying divisive social and political messages".
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True to form, the Pentagon quickly announced it had used the bomb, amplifying its psychological effect.
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Yet, I also need to question the role that I may play in amplifying these divisions.
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Ultimately, Park said, she hopes amplifying local politics will eventually impact things on the national level.
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The State Department could then help local "amplifying" partners measure the effectiveness of their messaging campaigns.
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Tesla short sellers are creating and amplifying negative rumors about the company, said CEO Elon Musk.
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The process can continue, until the amplifying effects ultimately leave the Arctic ice-free in summer.
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It was this reversal that spoke loudest of all, amplifying his already abundant disdain for allies.
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They have studied techniques -- both human and technological -- for amplifying our anger to a fever pitch.
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The multitude of problems is amplifying the pain for Abengoa, which lost $1.3 billion last year.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again.
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But deafness is the inescapable context of each story line, amplifying and complicating the characters' pain.
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Chinese producers that export to American shores could divert their product to Europe, amplifying this trend.
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Teen Vogue did an incredible job of amplifying communities of color and queer people as well.
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This has already been debunked repeatedly, though that didn't stop Trump from amplifying the bogus information.
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Amplifying the voices of those who have repressed half the population is a strategy for failure.
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Another issue is that we're often told we should find common ground with people amplifying hate.
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"I couldn't be more excited about amplifying the vertical strategy with them," Benioff said of Vlocity.
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This is an extremely misleading headline from a News Corp newspaper that Don Jr is amplifying.
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Mr. Trump started his political career by amplifying rumors that President Barack Obama was secretly Muslim.
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"Small districts can have the effect of concentrating resources and amplifying political power," the report says.
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Steinmeier also accused Russia and China of amplifying global insecurity in pursuit of "great power" competition.
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PewDiePie in particular has been criticized for amplifying anti-Semitic rhetoric to his own young audience.
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Except for prisoners, they tend to be concentrated in urban areas, amplifying the voting power of Democrats.
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Van de Lindt said Michael is yet another example of how climate change is amplifying their intensity.
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"You are complicit in amplifying ISIS propaganda if you do that," he told reporters at the Pentagon.
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The report breaks down information operations into three parts: collecting data, creating content, and amplifying that content.
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Once again, it could be a case of social media amplifying the perception of a growing trend.
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Some young supporters clad in red home jerseys cup their hands around their mouths, amplifying their displeasure.
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Each of these unknowns shapes the implications, and of course the ethics, of further amplifying that content.
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But amplifying a quantum message in the same way we do optical ones would effectively destroy it.
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On February 14, the moon will be in loving Libra, amplifying the amorous vibes of the day.
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In response to major injustices, these movements have been effective in amplifying the voices of marginalized communities.
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This would have prevented the thieves from picking up, and amplifying, the signal from the real key.
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European racists, American neoconservatives, and Islamists act like a mob, amplifying each other's ideological claims of conspiracies.
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For the unemployed, this increased incentives to work by amplifying the income earned by the lowest-paid.
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Those earbuds were designed to augment live listening — either amplifying or drowning out the sounds around you.
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Virginia's Democratic delegation released a joint statement Thursday night amplifying their earlier calls for Northam to resign.
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Many volunteers go on to found organizations that challenge saviorism by amplifying the voices of local people.
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Clinton's advantage on questions of temperament and tolerance, and amplifying Mr. Trump's blustery message of drastic change.
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Both draw from the folklore of the monsters at their core while amplifying their narratives with humor.
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The loyalty of Trump's base is deepened by conservative media amplifying his complaints — even of other Republicans.
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Obama is amplifying that message — bringing it to ears that might not have listened or cared otherwise.
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In many ways, she has played a ceremonial role under Mr. Cuomo, pressing and amplifying his message.
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The pungent, gooey cheese brought out the vegetal funk of the cauliflower, each element amplifying the others.
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"We believe the next decade will be about creation and amplifying what we can do as humans."
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Amplifying lies and empowering our most divisive politicians with an endless supply of attention is not inevitable.
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One of the easiest things men can do, she points out, is amplifying the voices of others.
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"Amplifying sound is not correcting hearing loss," said Jeffrey Geigel, president of the American division of Widex.
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This misconception propels coverage that is often carried by other outlets around the world, amplifying frequent misreporting.
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Tension between the U.S. and North Korea has been escalating recently, amplifying the threat of economic reprisals.
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The courts and Congress have been largely complicit in amplifying these threats to individual and collective liberty.
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But he also worried that one of the market's major averages could be amplifying the problem: the .
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Following their unprecedented amplifying of the #releasethememo hashtag, Russia pushed new hashtags stoking "deep state" conspiracy theories.
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What you saw almost instantly were bot networks wake up and they started amplifying what Roseanne said.
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You start amplifying that all of a sudden, you get stories about a CEO robbing a bank.
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During the day Mr. Trump sent more than 45 tweets defending himself and amplifying messages from supporters.
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By amplifying the vaccine, researchers are now hoping for 50% to 60% efficacy in the South African trial.
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For example, physical barriers already exist along much of the Southern border, and technology is amplifying our security.
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Was Facebook really more at fault for amplifying outrage during the election than, say, Fox News or MSNBC?
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Social media has often sprung up in times of disaster, amplifying the voices of dissenters and the damned.
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What did I even gain from amplifying such a miserably negative take for thousands of people to see?
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We've rounded up our top must-haves for sculpting and amplifying a fresh-and-bare sun-kissed face.
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In January, as Gabbard was about to announce her presidential run, Russian state media started amplifying her campaign.
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Some child specialists have become worried about social media amplifying the poor decision-making that characterizes early adolescence.
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Over the last few years, we've seen Asian Americans amplifying a distinct cultural identity on an unprecedented scale.
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In talking to my readers, I've emphasized the importance of amplifying other peoples' stories, not speaking for them.
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The Saudi government vehemently denies these allegations, and it's this version of events that the botnet was amplifying.
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Amplifying the risk of these holdings is the absence of investment banks as buyers in a stressed environment.
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And there's no better sign to host the moon than Virgo when it comes to amplifying this influence.
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The methods they mention involve targeting divisive issues, frequently changing their usernames and amplifying and distorting the conversation.
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Amplifying one's ki with a hefty vocal power-up is proving a strangely cathartic activity for big groups.
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If we don't, we risk wasting these funds or, even worse, amplifying existing problems and creating new ones.
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Dash reminded his followers to review their own connected apps, and we think that's a message worth amplifying.
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Here's real utility comes with blocking ambient sounds you don't want to hear, and amplifying what you do.
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Bots, or automated accounts that tweet at high volumes, play a key role in amplifying these messages online.
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Or maybe they don't believe they are adept at amplifying underrepresented narratives — choosing instead to ignore them altogether.
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Many Twitter users said that the scammers "promoted" the tweet — amplifying the scam to reach many more people.
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House Democrats are amplifying their push for pay-as-you-go rules to govern the coming spending debate.
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Dr. Kristal blames the amplifying powers of social media for the way the practice has caught on lately.
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Both pixels and film have a way of amplifying any miniscule imperfections on even the most flawless face.
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It was about amplifying the voices of real supporters and giving them a dedicated forum — not inventing them.
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One EBLA-branded image was retweeted by a Twitter account with 126,000 followers, greatly amplifying the group's message.
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It's got everything: love, expectations, and a serious pandemic (so thanks for amplifying our dating reality show addiction).
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The design of urban transportation infrastructure is defective: It is amplifying the impact of these vehicular ramming attacks.
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Dahnke also focuses on amplifying the voices of a group that's shunned by society: prisoners in solitary confinement.
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These tactics — fake and duplicate accounts, coordinated sharing, and amplifying divisive topics — come straight from the Kremlin playbook.
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Before day's end, Fox News was amplifying the attorney general's worries, which the president then shared on Twitter.
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The Coopers anesthetized them, shook them out under amplifying glass, and recorded the varying colors of their eyes.
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There is little doubt that without the amplifying effect of inflation expectations the Phillips curve should be flatter.
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The self-reinforcing cycle continues, and we find ourselves in an amplifying feedback loop of disruption and destabilization.
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Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, has been accused of amplifying disinformation, hate speech and violent content.
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Currency and interest rate moves become the transmission mechanism, amplifying the challenges rather than acting as shock absorbers.
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But no such language — amplifying and explaining that claim — was included in the version that print readers saw.
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The cluster of galaxies act as a natural lens in space, bending and amplifying light while illuminating Icarus.
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Every dollar of every campaign is spent on shaping or beautifying or amplifying some message from the candidate.
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Modi has denied he has coarsened political debate in the country, blaming social media for amplifying negative statements.
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The decontextualization of each character emphasizes their respective stereotypes while also amplifying the underlying violence of each image.
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Now, those on both sides need to commit to amplifying individuals who are directly impacted by these offenses.
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Hackers launched a coordinated disinformation campaign on Facebook, publishing hacked information and fake news and then falsely amplifying it.
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"What you saw almost instantly were bot networks wake up and they started amplifying what Roseanne said," he said.
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But the alkali flies looked like they had taken a swim in some Rogaine, likely amplifying this protective effect.
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Even worse: Were they so successful at amplifying prejudice they've been able to drive an uptick in hate crime?
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Meanwhile, there are questions for the media on how to report on Trump's tweets without simply amplifying his voice.
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Social media also bore a "heavy responsibility" for amplifying and legitimizing this hateful rhetoric towards the press, Deloire said.
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The war wound up amplifying a central talking point of jihadist recruiters—that America is at war with Islam.
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" He writes: "In futurist cooking, these canapés have by analogy the same amplifying function that images have in literature.
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Technology is amplifying complexity and our ability to change society, altering the dynamics and difficulty of consensus and governance.
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Polarization is even reshaping — and amplifying — the fringes of political belief, by boosting conspiracy theories, according to Fast Company.
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But even shorn of this amplifying mechanism, the machine is still connected to the broader world of global finance.
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Amplifying that spirit, "A Wilder Life" urges readers to garden with a purpose — to stew, brew, can and pot.
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They said the social media platform was only an accelerator, amplifying the most harmful views of a town's members.
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Next, across Europe, centrists consistently present populism as on the rise, amplifying a false sense of success and momentum.
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Now, more than ever, we understand the importance of listening to and amplifying the voices that often go unheard.
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This is a time when lots of Americans are amplifying their voices on issues of race, protest, and justice.
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Democratic campaigns must stop looking at social media as a one-way communication device for amplifying overproduced campaign messages.
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"Like I said: A puppet," Clinton tweeted, amplifying a video of an October 2016 debate between her and Trump.
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When daylight lengthens in the spring, serotonin flushes these sensitive, starved receptors, thereby amplifying feelings of buoyancy and vitality.
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On the 20th — solstice day — the sun also blazes into Cancer for a month, amplifying your powers of attraction.
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The unions are often caricatured as intransigent obstacles to progress, and they have a way of amplifying that image.
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That domino effect would crash the real estate market, amplifying the considerable economic pain inflicted by the health crisis.
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But two new studies show that AI trained to identify hate speech may actually end up amplifying racial bias.
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Peele takes that reality as a given, but he is amplifying the paranoia that results from its constant denial.
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"He's very much just focused on amplifying Trump's message… and that's just not the mission of USCIS," Talbot added.
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Amplifying the dispute, Swift said she would rerecord her older songs, which could devalue Big Machine and Braun's investment.
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"This misconception propels coverage that is often carried by other outlets around the world, amplifying frequent misreporting," they wrote.
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" Thunberg received the Right Livelihood Award "for inspiring and amplifying political demands for urgent climate action reflecting scientist facts.
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The youth climate movement is supposedly focused on amplifying the voices of young people who care about climate change.
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Facebook has also been outright blocked in other countries due to its role in spreading and amplifying hate speech.
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"Now, every single person in there is a paparazzo," Mr. Rushfield pointed out, or a marketer amplifying a brand.
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Urbanization, which has favored the rise of dengue worldwide in recent years by amplifying breeding conditions, is another likely factor.
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Hence why some of the more unscrupulous ones, like Gateway Pundit and Infowars, are still amplifying ISIS's claim of responsibility.
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Yet more AI… Yet it's AI-powered platforms that have been caught amplifying fakes and accelerating hates and incentivizing sociopathy.
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Even in this early prototype, the effect is impressive, cancelling out ambient noise while isolating and amplifying the human voice.
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Color of Change, a racial justice organization, is amplifying the work of politically engaged players throughout the month of November.
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It's possible that the material is acting like a magnifying glass, amplifying the signal when the radio waves pass through.
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Some of us can't live without a good moisturizing balm, while others prefer the amplifying effects of a volume spray.
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The Soundfreaq Double Spot Speaker syncs with any Bluetooth-compatible device, amplifying the audio from any app on your smartphone.
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Corbat set about divesting underperforming businesses and amplifying others worth keeping, but Citigroup is still far less profitable than rivals.
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The scariest supernatural horror is all about amplifying the dark side of humanity, from brutal wolf men to seductive vampires.
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That means noise reduction, cutting out a crying baby, amplifying speech, or changing bass and treble levels of a concert.
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Indeed, these dimensions of advantage appear to be clustering more tightly together, each thereby amplifying the effect of the other.
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ADL Director Jonathan Greenblatt in a recent interview warned that the political environment and social media are "amplifying" anti-Semitism.
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It also calls for bringing NATO more actively into the fight, and for amplifying credible voices to combat extremist propaganda.
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The $100,000 in ads linked to Russia focused on amplifying divisive U.S. social and political messages, Facebook said last month.
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I think that amplifying the visibility of queer, trans, and gender non-conforming people is critical to challenging toxic masculinity.
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And fangirls know how to deliver deep, smart character studies while amplifying the emotional core of the stories they love.
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By defeating Wilson and congressional Democrats, she argued, women would flex their political muscle, demonstrating but also amplifying their power.
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The letter, published in full below, blames tech companies for amplifying violent ideologies on their platforms, specifically white supremacist beliefs.
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All of these major stories have one thing in common: women's voices, amplifying and being amplified by other women's voices.
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Social media companies face increasing scrutiny for amplifying fringe anti-vaccine sentiment amid measles outbreaks in several states like Washington.
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This could create a vicious cycle as economic growth declines around the world, amplifying negative consequences for the U.S. economy.
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His life online reflected the goosing, goading, amplifying power of social media and the eminence of outrage in public debate.
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That includes extreme weather, vanishing ice sheets pushing sea levels up, and greenhouse gases from melting permafrost amplifying global warming.
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It's really not helping, and is the kind of thing that Russian bots and Trump social media might be amplifying.
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Yet there's an argument that our tech-fueled modern media ecosystem is amplifying his presence even beyond what's called for.
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But by amplifying their voices, it could certainly begin moving the thinking of the rank and file in their direction.
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In the performances, white men painted their faces black to perform skits as African-Americans, creating and amplifying horrible racial stereotypes.
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Instead, Russian accounts have been amplifying stories and internet "memes" that initially came from the U.S. far left or far right.
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Increased action by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents last month netted nearly 700 arrests nationwide, amplifying anxiety in longtime immigrant enclaves.
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"These platforms are banned because they were spreading hate speeches and amplifying them," a government spokesman told the New York Times.
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And we must stand in solidarity with survivors — listening to their stories, amplifying their voices and making their testimony our own.
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Moreover, by promoting nationalistic, extremist, and corrupt politicians in the former Soviet space, Putin weakens Russia's neighbors by amplifying social divisions.
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His music was known for his gritty and raw lyrics, amplifying issues and causes such as gun violence, education, and abuse.
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Now, as before, perverted incentives around climate change are amplifying risk in the housing market—and, potentially, the wider financial system.
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As machines get more intelligent in very narrow ways, technology has a role in amplifying empathy, curiosity and creativity, Nadella said.
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And those senior staffers are mostly men, which means those PR efforts end up amplifying more male voices than female ones.
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That said, it sure does try, mostly by amplifying the sights and sounds of combat to an alarming degree of fidelity.
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Google is amplifying its already large presence in New York City, with major additions in Chelsea and near the West Village.
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Kobielski recently spoke with VICE about the importance of amplifying the voices and circumstances of some of America's most vulnerable citizens.
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This not only allows thousands of potentially exploitative kids videos to remain online, but could also be algorithmically amplifying their reach.
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The paradox reporters are often faced with is finding a responsible way to report on harmful memes spreading without amplifying hate.
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For all the effort Baron Cohen's new show dedicates to amplifying these problems, it hasn't (yet) done anything to solve them.
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She says that talking with celebrities and media outlets who are amplifying their voices are helping to prevent that from happening.
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But SXSW was also amplifying conversations about legacy that have been going on in the hip-hop community for some time.
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Press play above to learn more about how Ali is amplifying her own story to finally bring an end to FGM.
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When the Democratic primary pitted ideas against one another, rather than amplifying criticisms, it let Americans know what Democrats stand for.
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Mourning fans have been obsessively analyzing Bowie's Blackstar lyrics, amplifying the obvious farewell message that we all missed upon first listen.
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Alcohol consumption on site is strictly forbidden—have even a tipple and you risk amplifying the physical effects of high elevation.
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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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Amplifying voices and encouraging leadership from the margins is one of the ways that we are tackling the problem of exclusion.
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I think there's something to be said for it, but there's also a huge danger that you're just amplifying the dehydration.
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President Trump is an unguided rocket, a carnival barker with the bully pulpit of the presidency amplifying his increasingly wayward tweets.
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A number of incoming freshman lawmakers were amplifying campaign vows to oppose Pelosi's leadership aspirations in their first votes in Washington.
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In this case, reporting on the process has the effect of amplifying the bidders and the numbers they are putting forward.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) is amplifying her calls for an independent investigation into Russia's involvement in the U.S. elections.
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In rushing to Omar's defense this week, they're amplifying the importance of sticking together to combat the president's hard-line rhetoric.
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Clinton is amplifying her appeal to young voters, a group that has become a subject of growing concern in her campaign.
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This year, the organization aims to make conversations about eating disorders more inclusive by amplifying stories from people of marginalized communities.
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Her spot means that she won't have to compete for attention with other front-runners, potentially amplifying her voice on stage.
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But Penney's rivals, like Macy's and Nordstrom, have also been refreshing stores and bringing in new brands, only amplifying the competition.
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They prominently displayed his latest tweet, looping his latest insults and amplifying hate speech for the sake of eyeballs and profits.
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The time has come to stop amplifying his platform when he continues to misconstrue facts and distract the public from truth.
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"Not only is the political environment contributing to this, social media is amplifying and accelerating it in shocking ways," he added.
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The greeting card industry has long mastered the art of amplifying holidays to tug at our impulses, whether generous or guilty.
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Jones and his allies have devoted serious resources to advertisements amplifying the accusations and calling Moore a stain on the state.
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The concern: Logistical issues as traders work from home or at disaster recovery sites could be amplifying market stress and volatility.
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If the coronavirus continues to spread, large parts of the economy could be exposed for longer, amplifying the stress on markets.
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He later wrote for The New Yorker on the Middle East before amplifying his brand of participatory journalism in nonfiction books.
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It was accused of having been manipulated by the Russians, amplifying divisive topics, breathing life into conspiracies, and spreading fake news.
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In Ohio, a crucial battleground, the state party chairman had repeatedly chided Mr. Trump in public, amplifying the concerns of Gov.
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Now, Europe is almost certainly gripped by a recession, amplifying fears that the global economy could be headed that way, too.
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Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain lost a no-confidence vote over a corruption scandal, amplifying political uncertainty in southern Europe.
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Censors also blocked the release of 2013's "World War Z," amplifying the film's relative financial disappointment for its studio, Paramount.
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By amplifying and speeding up political discourse, Zuckerberg has created something entirely new, and it needs to be viewed that way.
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During past ice ages, oceans therefore drew carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere as they cooled, amplifying the process of cooling.
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And she refers to the cheerleaders as her "kids," amplifying the notion of the Navarro College cheerleading squad as a family.
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A statement from the foundation said Thunberg won "for inspiring and amplifying political demands for urgent climate action reflecting scientific facts."
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More important, Morgan Stanley sees Amazon's lead only amplifying as it makes more products available for one-day shipping this year.
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Dogma used to be that dopamine released from neurons there mediates pleasure -- after all, cocaine works by amplifying these dopamine effects.
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Luckily for the Democratic Party, there isn't really a pre-built media ecosystem for amplifying this like there was for Republicans.
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Many said Mr. Stein breathed new, edgy life into the journal, increasing its print circulation dramatically and amplifying its online presence.
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Bots can be useful for making value systems apparent, revealing obfuscated information, and amplifying the visibility of marginalized topics or communities.
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Amplifying the problem for merchants is the rise of "order gatherers" that create elaborate virtual storefronts and advertise extensively on search engines.
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So far this morning, Trump has been on a retweeting frenzy, amplifying six tweets from Fox News before 8:00am Eastern time.
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A number of scientists point out that the report fails to fully acknowledge the role of amplifying feedbacks as highlighted by Hansen.
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When he raised his voice for the refrain, it echoed off the walls of the center, amplifying his personal pain and trauma.
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So something would have to be amplifying the pulses, like the way a magnifying glass focuses a beam of light on ants.
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But the state's famous smallness may also be contributing to our situation by amplifying the persistent—and tragic—stigma around mental health.
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Like the standard IQBuds before them, I'm impressed with what Nuheara's been able to do here when it comes to amplifying voices.
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But music, Tala shows, can be a powerful tool for amplifying the idealism of young people who are eager to affect change.
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Until then, the onus is on us humans to prevent them from amplifying the negative tendencies of the humans who train them.
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Bogado discussed what current protests can teach us about centering race in environmental journalism and the importance of amplifying indigenous people's stories.
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These products often come with little to no safety or privacy protocols against the potential for amplifying long-standing exploitation and violence.
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Separately, America First Policies has paid for TV ads amplifying Trump's agenda and urging confirmation of his cabinet and Supreme Court nominees.
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As soon as the temp spikes, makeup seems to start sliding right off or amplifying shine — a result that's anything but chill.
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Like the introduction of the PC, we see a world where every office employee will work alongside digital workers, amplifying human contributions.
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If the couple proceeds forward in the competition, they fully intend on amplifying their act and reincorporating fire, per Simon Cowell's suggestion.
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"He's amplifying a move that to me is happening anyway, for the right reasons," said Mark McCormick, FX strategist at TD Securities.
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This includes moving away from fake news and focusing on amplifying content produced by Americans on the far right and far left.
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It's about amplifying the message that is already there and in doing that we can link people to the call-of-action.
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Social media has an amplifying effect, as shared clips and memories drive awareness, encourage public responses and magnify a sense of epidemic.
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In August, experts told The Hill that the messaging had shifted to amplifying the messages of the alt-right and far-right.
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At Nishi, highly sensitive microphones seem to be placed directly above all the loudest people, picking up and amplifying their every screech.
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Instead of considering the Fox approach to media, the Democrats are amplifying the distrust many Americans now have for traditional news outlets.
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"This is 7-Eleven's play at amplifying convenience," said Catherine Lang, an analyst at Kantar Consulting who researches discount and convenience stores.
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I am honored to endorse the Senator and work with the campaign in amplifying its message that has taken hold in Wisconsin.
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Russia is moving away from creating original online content and is instead amplifying existing divisive content, building massive followings for future use.
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Recently, the Sanders campaign accused the press of burying polls that show Sanders doing well and amplifying those in which he struggles.
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Twitter actively censors and shadow-bans conservatives, such as Plaintiff, thereby eliminating his voice while amplifying the voices of his Democratic detractors.
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Although these are crucial strides in amplifying exposure for Latinx artists, platforms centering marginalized voices within the Latinx community are heavily needed.
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By the 1920s, researchers realized that they didn't have to content themselves with amplifying the genetic variations that already existed in plants.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again to the desired level of intensity.
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He has accused them of spreading false information and amplifying negative news about Tesla in hopes of dragging down its stock price.
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And we don't always like what we see, and we're amplifying it on social media for everybody else to spread for crimination.
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In recent years, Ms. Crowley has emerged as a conservative firebrand, assailing Democrats and amplifying conspiracy theories about President Barack Obama's heritage.
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For the last few weeks Facebook has been dealing with fallout over its role in amplifying Russian propaganda during the presidential election.
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He had warned central bankers before the crisis that many American financial innovations meant to minimize risk were in fact amplifying it.
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A few clicks later and the candidate has the cash to buy more ads, amplifying more untruths and raising even more money.
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In 2020, we're already seeing election interference that begins with American disinformation and then continues with Russian social media accounts amplifying it.
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The dearth of major legislative accomplishments since Trump took office is amplifying pressure on Republicans to get something done on tax reform.
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The nation's print and broadcast media have lately been prolific in amplifying messages that are at best debatable, at worst downright false.
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Taking the meme video seriously does the unfortunate work of amplifying the clip, increasing view counts and potentially ad revenue from it.
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Writing about every little conspiracy theory and fake news story circulating in the dark corners of the web risks amplifying the nonsense.
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In August, experts told The Hill that the messaging had shifted to amplifying the messages of the alt-right and far-right.
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Rather than merely amplifying external sounds, hearing aids could receive audio streams straight from the source in a way that conserves energy.
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On foreign policy, as much else, Pompeo has mostly been reduced to a loyal megaphone, amplifying Trump's claims to an increasingly incredulous audience.
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I think Black History Month is an opportunity to spend four weeks really amplifying the work I do the rest of the year.
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"I see this as amplifying, giving voice to the voiceless, disseminating injustices to the greater community, and creating understanding and solidarity," Atama said.
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Along with the game and handheld, they also had a tiny speaker that plugged into the Game Boy's headphone jack, amplifying the sound.
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"Technology is amplifying the inequality built into the current market," says Frank Pasquale, an expert on AI law at the University of Maryland.
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She understood that fashion was a way to frame her own independence and would add to her portfolio while amplifying her husband's agenda.
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So, it's no surprise that these models end up mimicking and amplifying the biases that lie in the data used to train them.
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The three retweets since January are emblematic of the president's habit of amplifying online praise from random or troublesome corners of the Internet.
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Otherwise, we will carry the status quo of bias into the tech era, amplifying old prejudices and creating new ones along the way.
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"Instead of creating content themselves, we see them amplifying content," hiding behind someone else, said John Hultquist, director of intelligence analysis at FireEye.
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But a recent study on deep-sea plastic pollution gave this sad bag — representative of the planet's amplifying plastic pollution problem — new life.
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Rather than liberating people from abuse and marginalization, online platforms have become tools for amplifying existing social inequality and harassment in unprecedented ways.
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They get it when non-extremists serve as links in the amplification chain, whatever a person's motives might be for amplifying that content.
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It was fittingly hot in D.C. The 91-degree heat tied the April 29 record in Washington, amplifying the message of the march.
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French astronomer Jean Schneider is considering the possibility that HD164595 is amplifying a background radio source through a process known as gravitational microlensing.
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And in the meantime, the mysterious maybe-Russian agents behind the current assault have succeeded in amplifying division and doubt, online and off.
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" Mavis Staples continues a lifetime of amplifying Black voices through lifting the spirits of the nation with "If All I Was Was Black.
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Mark Zuckerberg's social network, which is under intense scrutiny for amplifying fake news, has been siphoning off advertising revenue from traditional news outlets.
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Kimmel even ended his monologue with a screen full of Senator's phone numbers, amplifying his personal story and turning it into collective action.
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Jack Posobiec was known for amplifying Pizzagate, the Hillary Clinton conspiracy theory that eventually led a gunman into a Washington, DC, pizza restaurant.
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Alongside a range of other partner publications, we're committing today to amplifying powerful, positive messages of solidarity with Muslim women of all backgrounds.
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A smart phone eliminates all borders and social media carries the good word, amplifying the soap boxes of one onto the global theater.
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Since then, their families have joined in on the action as well, forming an even larger web and amplifying their reach still further.
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His images are stark and brightly lit — casting the trade fair in bright reds and blues and amplifying the flashiness of the event.
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Trump is a useful megaphone, bluntly amplifying the beliefs his party has had a tendency to dress in more understated and graceful language.
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Now that eliminating the mandate alone is in the offing, he has published an op-ed amplifying this death-by-many-cuts strategy.
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We can't do it all, but we welcome all physicians and health care providers to further this mission by amplifying our collective voice.
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"By exporting its crisis of authority, the presidency is amplifying the turmoil and weakening the democratic institutions," Melenchon wrote on his Facebook account.
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Inside the machine, a robot shuttles samples from one device to another, including a centrifuge, image sensors, and a system for amplifying DNA.
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For the Lawlor family, the benefits of eye gaze have been profound for Nathalia, amplifying her voice and helping her establish her identity.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), are amplifying their calls for tougher gun laws in the wake of the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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"It was a made-up story," Trump said of Munro-Leighton's allegedly recanted allegations, amplifying an argument he made on Twitter earlier Saturday.
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But its solar thermal projects have been slow to turn a profit and generate little income in the interim, amplifying its cash squeeze.
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And so I decided to have that conversation with Phillips and the roles we all play in amplifying questionable or grotesque online behavior.
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What truly matters to get ahead in the workplace, researchers have found, is how much work you put in to amplifying your looks.
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Having good design doesn't mean you're trying to trick people; good design means they're communicating their message correctly and amplifying who there are.
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They realized that, through a series of steps that involve stretching, amplifying, and then compressing the beams, they could greatly increase their intensity.
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One of her strategies is to periodically confine the dancers to amplifying wooden boards, even though that decision narrows her choreographic options spatially.
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The size has a magnifying effect: It showcases what Garland does well — ideas and atmosphere — while amplifying his weaknesses in character and plot.
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Exemplified by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, younger lawmakers are speaking to and amplifying the grass roots, building powerful public platforms in the process.
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The problems with the Ethiopian Airlines flight started almost immediately after takeoff, according to the report, amplifying the pressure for pilots to act.
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Whether he did so willingly or not, Trump ended up amplifying propaganda that seemed to wink and nod at white supremacists and fascists.
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It was the frontrunner for the Republican nomination for president showing off the demagogue's instinct for amplifying the angriest voice in the mob.
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So being a good LGBTQ ally isn't so much about slapping rainbow branding onto a product as it is amplifying queer life experiences.
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This claim seems to have originated with a Twitter user, Josh Cornett, who appears to have a history of amplifying right-wing misinformation.
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As teams more regularly deploy three- and four-receiver sets, defenses counter by playing more defensive backs, amplifying the significance of slot cornerbacks.
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Likewise, Del Rey's music indulges in melodramatic archetypes of women by amplifying concepts of femininity and futility to the point of high camp.
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Walking through the hair aisle, you'll see that there are tons of products promising instant volume, from root-amplifying spray to texturizing mousse.
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We recently caught up with Mulder, who is now executing these typewriter drawings in color, amplifying the three-dimensional quality of her work.
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But he said it was clear it had played a role in steering the narratives and benefited from the platform's message-amplifying effect.
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That suggests a possible motive for leaking: highlighting Russian hacking of election-related targets, amplifying the narrative that Mr. Trump's victory is tainted.
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"They claim that Trump would never retweet pro-Q accounts if there was nothing to Q." Trump amplifying conspiracy theories is not new.
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And the March For Our Lives campaign that they created was tremendously effective at amplifying the message and bringing people into the fold.
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Those attending the Bay Area event then heard directly from the activists who wrote about their experiences, thus amplifying their voices even more.
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They say that hearing aids are tailored for an individual, amplifying different frequencies by different amounts, a precision not typically available in PSAPs.
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It's clear that the internet — and social media in particular — plays a key role in amplifying conspiracy theories, misinformation and myths about Muslims.
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I don't know what the answer is, where exactly the balance lies between recognizing the President's Twitter feed has significance and amplifying it.
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At the very least, journalists have a responsibility to avoid amplifying bad faith nonsense spread by corporations looking to pollute the public discourse.
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Every aspect of this space was designed and built with the purpose of amplifying productivity and promoting innovation, collaboration, creativity, agility — and fun.
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"Primarily, accounts were amplifying messages favourable to Saudi authorities, mainly through inauthentic engagement tactics such as aggressive liking, retweeting and replying," it said.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), are amplifying their calls for tougher gun laws in the wake of the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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"Right now, the boss is doing a good job, but there are very few people amplifying that," said a former Trump campaign adviser.
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If you also make stuff, herein also lies another potential opportunity for collaboration, sharing-of-burden, and amplifying the quality of your work.
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The risks have only grown as Canada's real estate market has shown signs of slowing, potentially amplifying investor losses if more projects fail.
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Unfollow Me is a campaign highlighting the under-reported issue of stalking and domestic abuse, and amplifying the voices of victims and survivors.
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Donald Trump and the White House are amplifying fake and altered videos that depict House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as unstable and mentally ill.
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That's where Microsoft's cans acquit themselves very well, including the reverse option of amplifying ambient sounds to make you more aware of your surroundings.
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This full moon will be in direct contact with rebellious Uranus, amplifying this week's theme of doing things in unconventional ways for comfort's sake.
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In that country, it has been blamed for spreading fake news and amplifying ethnic violence against Muslims by the Buddhist majority in that country.
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If the attraction is mutual then it's tentacles will move in reaction to their gaze, amplifying the language of seduction between the two people.
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By keeping interest rates low in a vain attempt to fine-tune it, central banks are instead amplifying a cycle of boom and bust.
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To coincide with the run, Miranda has co-launched The Flamboyan Arts Fund, dedicated to preserving, amplifying and sustaining the arts in Puerto Rico.
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The vaccine is termed self-amplifying because, along with code for the protein, further code is injected that will amplify the amount of RNA.
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It's impossible to shift cultural attitudes when no one is amplifying your message and spreading it to the people who need to hear it.
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New game modes will focus more heavily on squad-based fighting and teamwork, with new scarcity features like depleting ammo aimed at amplifying realism.
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Sherman, a senior member of the Foreign Affairs Committee who's been known to buck leadership, is not alone in amplifying the impeachment calls. Rep.
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The Vatican had tried for decades to meet with Russian patriarchs, amplifying their efforts after the fall of the Soviet Union in the 1990s.
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To coincide with the show, Miranda has co-launched The Flamboyan Arts Fund, dedicated to preserving, amplifying, and sustaining the arts in Puerto Rico.
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The stock, down 40 percent in the third quarter alone, is a popular short, amplifying any positive moves as short-sellers unwind their positions.
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One person focused on amplifying certain posts and topics on Reddit has been trying to recruit more influential users, according to multiple Reddit moderators.
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Amplifying the issue, however, could be a risky gambit for vulnerable GOP lawmakers who are up for reelection in suburban and moderate swing districts.
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At home and abroad, Russian state-sponsored media outlets push disinformation and politically manipulative narratives, amplifying them through social media bots and paid trolls.
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While plainly pleased to startle, he takes the subject as a pretext for amplifying his specialties of sinuous form, pulsating color, and virtuosic brushwork.
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"Climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season,"World Meteorological Organization wrote.
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Amplifying the novelistic air of mystery are the last pages of her journal, which were neatly cut out and never found after her death.
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On "Aleph," the relatively unknown Canadian-born musician Chloé Raunet supplied spoken-word narration, amplifying the album's themes of addiction, violence, and self-immolation.
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"In Poland 50 percent of online sales are click and collect, so actually online sales are amplifying in-store sales in Poland," he said.
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Last but not least, the MTA will do its part amplifying local subway service, largely affirming concepts that had been floated in the past.
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By deemphasizing attacks by right-wing extremists and amplifying those from radicalized Muslims, Trump is spinning an inaccurate picture of terror in America today.
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Other Russian efforts, which American intelligence agencies have tracked, involve simply prodding white nationalists to more aggressively spread hate messages and amplifying their invective.
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New data showing weakening factory activity in China is amplifying concerns about the health of the global economy and driving down stocks across Asia.
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It's tempting to ignore the president's mendacity, since, as with so much of Trump's malicious propaganda, it's hard to counter it without amplifying it.
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But even in this, we're still amplifying his noise and nurturing, even in the process of refutation, the fear on which the man thrives.
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News outlets widely reported on the hacked campaign material, amplifying the impact of the Russian intrusion, in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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It devastated Barbuda, amplifying the immediate threat of Hurricane Jose by leaving half of its 1,600 residents homeless, according to Prime Minister Gaston Browne.
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But the fake Facebook accounts were just a fraction of what she calls the "patriotic trolling" universe; real influencers served an important amplifying role.
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Sunday's power failure marked the second weekend in a row that parts of the city had been plunged into darkness, amplifying New Yorkers' indignation.
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"MTV at its best — whether it's news, whether it's a show, whether it's a docu-series — is about amplifying young people's voices," he said.
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When Trump, at the launch of his campaign, mentioned Mexican "rapists," he was amplifying a claim made by Ann Coulter, the pundit and provocateur.
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Trump has spent months amplifying GOP criticism of Google, Facebook and Twitter for allegedly being biased against conservative views — a charge the companies deny.
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"We are so grateful for her assistance in amplifying our reach," the organization, a network of more than 5,800 local groups, said on Twitter.
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Social media has given people a platform to spew hate speech and radical beliefs to other disaffected people, amplifying what are otherwise fringe opinions.
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Health insurance companies are amplifying their warnings about the financial sustainability of the ObamaCare marketplaces as they seek approval for premium increases next year.
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Some Asian American voters have found Yang's comments humorous and argue that they're memorable one-liners, while others see them as amplifying troubling stereotypes.
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Lowe's investments to boost sales will include "amplifying our consumer messaging and incremental customer-facing hours in our stores," Niblock explained in a statement.
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"I ran into barrier after barrier, not knowing what it was, and then I just kept amplifying soil bacteria that was background," she says.
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Speaking of nostalgia, lots of vintage footage and photographs served as the backdrop for different songs, amplifying the memory lane aspect of the tour.
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I look forward to re-launching it and bringing the people of Chicago an independent media outlet focused on amplifying diverse voices and content.
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Only by constantly tightening and amplifying these loops can companies grow rapidly from learning effects and hope to achieve escape velocity to become runaway leaders.
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Patreon will have to figure out how to fairly promote different creators without playing favorites or merely amplifying the already-popular artists on its platform.
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Then again, it's difficult to expect anything from company that denied its role of massively amplifying misinformation and propaganda in the 2016 election until April.
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Tracks like "Bottle It In" or "Come Again" demonstrate his ability to find a groove and let it ride, amplifying whatever your current mood is.
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During Monday's press conference, Ardern also noted the controversy surrounding the role social media played in amplifying the massacre, which was live streamed on Facebook.
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In effect, the practice means Twitter may at times end up amplifying inflammatory political rhetoric, misinformation, conspiracy theories, and flat out lies to its users.
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In the long run the drawback is that the more the tech giants reinvest, the larger they will get, amplifying an already glaring antitrust problem.
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The synchronicity has nothing to do with the state of American politics and everything to do with amplifying silenced voices for the world to hear.
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When Nunes said "learn to code," he was amplifying a mass harassment campaign that started on 4chan's politics board, which was meant to target journalists.
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Also for Colleen Murphy & Douglas Sherman who have spent their lives amplifying David's message respectfully and making beautiful new things of their own from it.
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But the population that lived under Augustus couldn't have imagined an information-distribution network with the power, speed and sheer amplifying reach of the internet.
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CUSTOMER LOYALTY "She had the gut feeling, so us amplifying that would help her to take the right decision and overrule the buyers," he said.
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But like any form of activism, it can fall into the trap of amplifying only one type of voice: the voices of cisgender white people.
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Over the past year, they've made a series of portraits depicting members of the fictional Belamy family, amplifying their work through attention-grabbing press releases.
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Social media enables people to spread information faster than ever before, and if we don't specifically tackle these problems, then we end up amplifying them.
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Telling the stories of POC and amplifying needs to be a bigger priority, particularly for individuals who have the power to make it a reality.
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What Adobe stressed throughout the day is that its focus here is not on making machines creative — instead it's on amplifying human creativity and intelligence.
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It's very powerful at that and very powerful at connecting people with terrible ideas and amplifying those and making them seem like they're good ideas.
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A magnitude 6.4 earthquake on July 29 killed 16 people and cracked and weakened many structures, amplifying the damage that occurred in Sunday&aposs quake.
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And even within a single country in one year, the same platform can be responsible for amplifying both deadly hate speech and elevating democratic values.
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Over the next couple of years, it started beefing them up, amplifying the dummy accounts' posts with a botnet tens of thousands of accounts strong.
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Republican members largely criticized the company for burying conservative websites in search results and amplifying criticism of conservative policies—accusations that Google has repeatedly denied.
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But they saw Gulf money as amplifying that trend, perhaps significantly, along with the voices that just happened to echo the pro-Saudi conventional wisdom.
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The first was a talk by Kate Crawford (of Microsoft Research), who described how machine learning algorithms can go wrong, reinforcing and amplifying existing prejudices.
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But with more polynyas, there might be a new source of heat amplifying the modern threat to the greatest store of ice on the planet.
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Unfollow Me is a campaign from Broadly, highlighting the under-reported issue of stalking and domestic abuse, and amplifying the voices of victims and survivors.
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And as a day-one music obsessive, he knows exactly how to tread the line between amplifying culture and protecting what's so special about it.
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They were manipulating the underlying mechanics of social media, tricking platforms like Twitter, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
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"Now, like then, new media have democratized information exchange, amplifying the voices of those who feel they have been injured in the upheaval," said Goldin.
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"I don't go with Russians, c'mon, give me a break," Florine Gruen Goldfarb told CNN when asked about her group amplifying events planned by Russians.
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If protests continue, we should expect Russia to keep amplifying them as part of their overall mission of sowing divisions and undermining the democratic order.
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Academics from all over the world have been amplifying calls to share any photographs or recordings taken inside the museum in an effort to rebuild.
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While the leaks targeted swing states, Guccifer 2.0's understanding seemed to stop there, amplifying publicly available voter data as well as long-resolved scandals.
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The focus of effort will be on breaking events, amplifying key points from USSTRATCOM leadership speeches, engagements, and continuing discussions on 21st century strategic deterrence.
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"Climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season," the World Meteorological Organization wrote.
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"If the recent tightening of global financial conditions was sustained, it could be a factor amplifying downside risks" to the economy, according to the minutes.
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Chinese state media is amplifying the message that the country can bounce back strongly — and that foreign companies and investors shouldn't be scared off, either.
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With intense scrutiny on tech's role in shortening attention spans, amplifying divisions and spreading misinformation, many guests had a new name for themselves: techno-optimists.
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Throughout Syria, the volatile mix of forces — including Russian mercenaries whose fate is causing headaches at home — risks amplifying the violence and deepening Russia's involvement.
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He has accused it of supporting Islamist extremism, and he has provided millions of dollars in financial support for think-tank conferences amplifying those criticisms.
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They would be wise to commit to the politics of addition instead — amplifying the power of labor to lift up the most loyal Democratic constituencies.
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We end this statement by amplifying the basic demand that the Whitney staff made in their letter at great personal and professional risk to themselves.
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But these changes can have significant consequences, like limiting the audience for nongovernmental news sources and — surprisingly — amplifying the impact of fabricated and sensational stories.
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That appears to mean amplifying her criticism of him, and giving public voice to opinions about the president that she has kept private until now.
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And China has adopted Russia's playbook for more covert operations, mimicking Kremlin disinformation campaigns and even using and amplifying some of the same conspiracy sites.
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By reducing the nicotine level, even while amplifying the chemical's effect, Juul would presumably be able to meet the lower nicotine limits in many countries.
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This isn't the first time Trump has fought back against his critics with the end result of amplifying a damaging story in the news media.
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While lower oil prices typically boost consumption, the spreading global virus outbreak is quashing fuel demand and amplifying the effect of the Saudi supply surge.
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" In 2016, Jarrid founded Anthem of Hope, a Christian organization dedicated to "amplifying hope for those battling brokenness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, addiction and suicide.
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Amplifying that concern: The city, like many others nationwide, is hoping to woo Amazon, which is looking for a place to build its second headquarters.
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For one, there was the sudden amplifying of focus, from the tasks he is responsible for as an assistant to myriad others as head coach.
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In the post-civil rights era, the meaning of Parchman has shifted, with the prison amplifying Mississippi's systemic problems of racism, poverty and educational deprivation.
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There are plenty of malign actors, Russia included, ready to capitalize on that vulnerability -- through weaponizing information or amplifying mistruths -- to sow doubt in democracy.
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Another account said Republican voters "will not accept a Clinton win," amplifying Trump's claims of a rigged race and stoking fears of post-election chaos.
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I truly can think of few things less patriotic, more cowardly, and plainly pathetic + reckless than amplifying calls for civil war within your own country.
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Those additions will fundamentally change the FBI's system, both by expanding its scope and by amplifying the overrepresentation of people of color within the database.
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Trump kept the feud going on Wednesday by amplifying previous calls for Senate leaders to eliminate the filibuster — something McConnell has rejected out of hand.
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So, if something triggers a crash, it's easier for everyone to run for the door at the same time, amplifying the effect the initial shock.
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Thunberg won the award "for inspiring and amplifying political demands for urgent climate action reflecting scientific facts," the Right Livelihood Foundation said in a statement.
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They are also profound because they show how new technology and new forms of media have upended traditional power relationships by amplifying previously marginalized stories.
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They made up this fake quote and then you could see that they created these bot networks that all of a sudden started amplifying this.
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The White House is amplifying its efforts to contain the chaos from a nearly inevitable outbreak of Zika virus in the U.S. in upcoming weeks.
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According to the Guardian, others still worry that the building, which is filled with art, spotlights a well-known artist rather than amplifying their voices.
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Media reports are amplifying the confusion with stories that the Fed is worrying about the impact of tight labor markets on inflation in a slowing economy.
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He admitted to amplifying some gestures and distilling others, always attempting to reduce Trump to the essence of who he thinks he really is — a pitchman.
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Witnesses say Mohamed Nasar Mohamed Asath had stood close to a generator when he detonated the bomb in his backpack, amplifying the force of the blast.
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"I look forward to re-launching it and bringing the people of Chicago an independent media outlet focused on amplifying diverse voices and content," he said.
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The worries over Chinese growth are amplifying at a time when the U.S. Federal Reserve is looking increasingly likely to raise interest rates over the summer.
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In response, advocates across the country are mobilizing and fighting back: we're telling patients' stories, we're amplifying each other's voices and we're demanding affordable insulin now.
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"By joining forces with the Bumble Fund, we will continue amplifying female entrepreneurs and creating a place for them to personally and professionally champion their growth."
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I am tired of seeing his scrunched-up face on TV. I'm tired of hearing his voice through a microphone, amplifying his absolutely bonkers, incoherent arguments.
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Americans instinctively love those people—that's why we adore Trebek—but they're often hidden behind figures who are better at amplifying themselves than actually working. Jeopardy!
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They also say there were 8 monitors on stage amplifying sound, so even without an inner ear, Mariah should have been able to hear just fine.
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The explosion on Tuesday in the middle of the afternoon occurred when the train was in a tunnel deep underground, amplifying the force of the blast.
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Dividing "reality" into ever more microscopic fields, the joyously weird new contest shows celebrate the deviations from the normal, amplifying a subculture's arcana to stadium size.
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That much-maligned meeting saw Trump forsake the US intelligence community's conclusions of Russian interference in the 2016 US election in favor of amplifying Putin's denials.
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The conservative political establishment amplifying anti-Jewish conspiracies to win elections is no surprise -- they have caved in to every opportunistic obsession of the far right.
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The new book synthesizes fifty years of revisionist scholarship, repeating and amplifying the findings of other researchers (fully acknowledged), and tacking on a few additional charges.
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Unlike their efforts in 1960s America and today's Ukraine, the Russians aren't amplifying tensions by harping on deep-seated and harmful ideologies like racism or fascism.
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For example, individuals from the steep jungle hills of Bangladesh reported that climate change was negatively impacting their lives, increasing family stress and amplifying previous traumas.
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What's more, as shiny, reflective surfaces gives way to darker ocean water, the Arctic is absorbing more of the Sun's energy, amplifying warming and hastening melt.
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Eventually, the strange parallel lines of stage left and stage right begin to intersect, only amplifying the human drama unfolding before an audience of rowdy commuters.
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"The World Cup is such a powerful moment in sport, and we look forward to amplifying its energy," Nike Chief Executive Mark Parker said in March.
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"Climate change is playing an increasing role, amplifying the frequency and intensity of certain types of extreme weather that lead to billion-dollar disasters," Smith said.
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The apparently groundless inclusion of "unknown Middle Easterners" to the caravan echoes Mr. Trump's longstanding practice of amplifying fears about Islamic militants on the campaign trail.
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"These platforms are banned because they were spreading hate speeches and amplifying them," Harindra B. Dassanayake, a government spokesman, said in a phone interview on Thursday.
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Amplifying that appeal, Democratic leaders have settled on Richard A. Cordray, the former director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as their favored candidate for governor.
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Blair is extremely insightful on the nature of terrorism in the next section, highlighting the role of the media in amplifying the impact of such crimes.
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That has sent the value of currencies plunging from Argentina to Turkey to India, making basic goods more expensive for households and businesses, while amplifying debts.
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Keep in touch with your friends, and talk about other topics (like pop culture) so you're not just exchanging and amplifying each other's worries, Morganstein says.
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"We're continuing to invest in amplifying Starbucks as a must-visit destination and are looking across our portfolio to make disciplined, thoughtful decisions," Ms. Jantzen said.
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Amplifying the risk that the disease could spread further is the coming Chinese Lunar New Year celebration, which starts this weekend and lasts until February 8.
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Many online attacks have stemmed from a small number of accounts, but have been shared widely, amplifying their effects, according to groups that monitor hate speech.
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The number of waivers has soared, amplifying controversy over a program that has been a battleground for entrenched farm and oil interests in Washington for years.
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But The Bachelor has been tinkering with its formula in recent years, most noticeably by amplifying drama among — and at the expense of — the show's women.
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Exacerbating this, climate change is now amplifying the severity of storms and other extreme weather events, and exacerbating the flooding risks faced by millions of Americans.
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The lead makeup artist Dick Page said his goal was to create fullness in each model's natural brow — "amplifying it as much as possible," he said.
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In the meantime, news media reported on Facebook's role in amplifying calls to genocide in Myanmar, as well as sectarian violence in India and Sri Lanka.
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Peter Navarro, Trump's trade adviser, told CNN's Richard Quest last week that "it's a false narrative" to say the trade war is amplifying the global slowdown.
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Many of those social media fabricators have remained active under his administration, amplifying the impression of widespread support for his brutal crackdown on the drug trade.
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The network regularly comes under fire for spreading conspiracy theories, amplifying white nationalist themes, and pulling out all the stops to demean critics of President Trump.
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As the director of two art galleries dedicated to amplifying underrepresented narratives, I am familiar with well-meaning folks who want to do the right thing.
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And finally, Leomie's a proud and vocal activist, advocating for representation and mental health in the fashion industry, and amplifying women's voices through her popular blog, L.A.P.P.
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We've created frictionless communication systems capable of amplifying a statement's reach exponentially in an instant, but sometimes a little friction can be a good thing, Lippmann said.
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"Their similar behavior and similar reaction functions to events such as falling house prices run the risk of amplifying the downturn in the housing market," Debelle added.
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According to her research, Russian-backed operations are increasingly amplifying divisive domestic voices and "picking up on narratives and themes" emanating from the U.S., she said. Sen.
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My makeup look on set was all about amplifying the features I already love and celebrating my natural beauty, versus making me look like someone I'm not.
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Just as elections have consequences, elections are consequences — in the case of the 2018 midterms, the consequences of tireless organizing, marching, phone-banking, donating, amplifying, and running.
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I'm saying we have to go from technology amplifying the polarization to at least, in its ... Well, you know that was the idea from the beginning, right?
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And for the app makers it becomes a delicate balance between providing a tool, amplifying the real world, and creating an overly curated, annoying-ad-driven one.
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Futures and derivatives allow investors to place bets on bitcoin without owning any of the actual currency, amplifying the amount of financial leverage on the underlying asset.
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When they changed the activity of EXOCYST70A3 by either turning it off or amplifying its activity, they made roots that are usually quite shallow grow much deeper.
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We thought we were amplifying individuals in all their wonder and forgot about the cruelty, or at least assumed that good product design could wash that away.
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It is within this context that outside revisionist powers, like Russia, are actively amplifying our divisions to break down our political culture, values and the system itself.
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The same new analysis approach will also tackle the BCI signal to noise issue, amplifying the quality of the data to yield a more robust data set.
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Spartan's technology is based on polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, which is a proven technique for amplifying or creating millions of copies of small strands of DNA.
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For generations, libraries full of economics textbooks have rightly promised that global trade expands national wealth by lowering the price of goods, lifting wages and amplifying growth.
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The quasar found by the Hubble is 12.8 billion light-years away, NASA said, but was detectable thanks to the amplifying impact of a less distant galaxy.
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Trump, by comparison, is amplifying the nation's divisions, aided by a feedback loop in the conservative media ecosystem and the executive branch's broad latitude in immigration matters.
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So, when something happens, it's actually very easy to sort of keep tabs on it because everyone's monitoring everyone else and amplifying everyone else all the time.
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It's not so much that we're amplifying their message, it's more, whatever it is that you're seeing, why is everyone talking about this Seth Rich DNC conspiracy?
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On platforms like YouTube, this algorithmic design has gained a reputation for "redpilling"—or amplifying and directing users toward far-right, fringe content, and eventually radicalizing viewers.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - In this teeming capital city of more than 20 million people, a worsening drought is amplifying the vast inequality between India's rich and poor.
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Amplifying the exhibition's atmosphere of ridicule, White has placed a series of cast resin sculptures of small, sinister swine figurines strategically throughout the gallery on small shelves.
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"Social media enables people to spread information faster than ever before, and if we don't specifically tackle these problems, then we end up amplifying them," he wrote.
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Clinton has regained her footing by reverting to form: disparaging Mr. Trump, setting traps for him and amplifying his howls when he finds himself ensnared in them.
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"We are amplifying the voices that have never been allowed to soar in our culture," said Melissa Silverstein, founder and publisher of the Women and Hollywood blog.
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In her important report on the way trolls manipulate the media into amplifying their messages, communications scholar Whitney Phillips summed up the media's lose-lose choice well.
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DOUBLE WHAMMY While lower oil prices typically boost consumption, the spreading global virus outbreak is quashing fuel demand and amplifying the effect of the Saudi supply surge.
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I always want to be seen as somebody who is amplifying the voices of those who may not have the resources and the privilege of voicing themselves.
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Both books aim at an empathetic regard for the subjects of their photographs by the amplifying text accompanying them; both essentially write memoirs through writing about Otherness.
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Disinformation experts have noted frequent mentions of Ms. Gabbard by RT, the Kremlin-backed news agency, and apparent Twitter bot activity amplifying pro-Gabbard messages and hashtags.
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Its distribution was multilayered, with a website — in this case, BuzzFeed — publishing the unverified material and other outlets amplifying its impact by reporting on the ensuing controversy.
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Melodramas often follow such inside-out structures, amplifying the desires that run counter to the official narrative of a life, and defying the forces that thwarted it.
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Amplifying the Iranian threat allows Prince Mohammed to magnify his own role as the savior of Saudi Arabia and the broader Arab region from Persianization and Shiification.
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Third, here's what to do with your attention if you hate the eventual nominee: Commit to amplifying local candidates on every social media network you're active on.
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And partisan media is driving much of this division across new platforms, polarizing for profit while amplifying extreme voices and achieving unprecedented reach -- including the Oval Office.
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Although some companies like Tesla (TSLA) and Whirlpool (WHRL) have soothed investor fears, others are amplifying concerns that rising prices will eat into record-high profit margins.
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Intended to be adaptable and robust, Britain's unwritten constitution was in danger of amplifying the chaos caused by Brexit, in a way that threatened the union itself.
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During Friday's hearing, Daniel Goldman, the lead Democratic attorney, highlighted President Donald Trump amplifying Solomon's work in a March tweet, which also tagged Hannity and Fox News.
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It gave everyone a megaphone, allowing wider participation in political dialogue but also accelerating the spread of unvetted information and amplifying the most raucous and extreme voices.
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At the same time, journalists have had an incredibly difficult time covering the Trump administration, often falling for his attention-getting stunts and amplifying his misleading claims.
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Do you believe social media deserves the kind of attacks they're getting for amplifying the politics of destruction that are going on, the divisiveness in our country?
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The ads focused on "amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum" and used techniques Facebook previously identified as those used by disinformation campaigns, Stamos said.
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We'll be convening, connecting, and amplifying activists in Alabama to fight for gender equity — with training tracks like women in leadership, running for office, and community organizing 101.
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Amplifying the pain of such companies is PMLA, which provides for harsh measures to be taken against properties suspected to have been acquired with the "proceeds of crime".
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The technologies underlying this shift will soon push us into new creative realms, amplifying the capabilities of today's artists and elevating amateurs to the level of seasoned pros.
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Fox News is told that Trump is amplifying his calls to ditch the legislative filibuster because there's fear voters will blame the GOP for inaction in the midterms.
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Hastert didn't include the nature of the questions or questioner, nor did he mention the subterranean mailing amplifying on the incident that may well have saved his career.
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And, most recently, she's one of several spokeswomen for the North Face's global initiative aimed at celebrating and amplifying the voices of women in the outdoors, Move Mountains.
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Ms. Warren, however, is amplifying her message about being the Democrat who can unify a badly fractured party but is so far avoiding direct criticism of her rivals.
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The answer, at best, is ambiguous, amplifying a sense of unfinished business on many other fronts in this professed rainbow nation, including economic opportunity and issues of race.
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Amplifying the tension, we had 72 hours to meet with the person and determine a follow-up action, which usually meant some combination of medication and/or therapy.
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Beyond Myanmar, Facebook is also facing an onslaught of public pressure over its role in spreading and amplifying dangerous speech in places like Sri Lanka and South Sudan.
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In 2016, Russia had used thousands of covert human agents and robot computer programs to spread disinformation referencing the stolen campaign emails of Hillary Clinton, amplifying their effect.
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"It is increasingly clear that the concerns about economic growth has not gone away, but rather intensified over the past weeks, amplifying the already fragile sentiment," HSBC said.
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The Women's March participants did an impressive job amplifying new voices and perspectives among the progressive community, but the march also further alienated some feminists on the right.
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His work amplifying the stories of the young undocumented immigrants who grew up in America, known as DREAMers, brought the issue to the forefront of the immigration debate.
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If you're looking to spend a month's rent (or more) on accessorizing and amplifying your sex life, there are plenty of options out there for you: $15,000 vibrators.
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And then, when the train car took its first fall, the 68 degree drop was transformed into a sheer 90 degree plunge, amplifying the terror to new heights.
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He also continues to lend credibility to white nationalists and anti-Muslim bigots by amplifying suspect accounts on Twitter, according to an investigation by The New York Times.
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A tape player works by transmitting electromagnetic signals collected on an audio tape using the "head" of the tape, converting them into analog audio sound, and amplifying them.
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And it has not helped the field's reputation that what emerged as a higher-profile hope for fighting aging, amplifying proteins called sirtuins, has not yet panned out.
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Leaders including Twitter chief Jack Dorsey and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg have publicly stumbled over the issue, leading to claims that the tech companies are amplifying hateful rhetoric.
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The ads -- both traditional advertisements and sponsored posts -- were intended to sow discord among the American electorate by amplifying "divisive social and political messages," a Facebookk official said.
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Developments in previously disjointed fields such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, robotics, nanotechnology, 3D printing and genetics and biotechnology are all building on and amplifying one another.
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Not only is the bright sun in your sign until the 20th, amplifying your powers of attraction, but radiant Venus will also roll through Gemini until the 17th.
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The company, known for amplifying the Trump administration's talking points in commentary segments that air on numerous local newscasts, is seeking to buy Tribune Media for $3.9 billion.
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"The internet has the potential not only to enlighten but to spread lies, amplifying defamatory communications to an extent unmatched in our history," Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar wrote.
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He died before the advent of Instagram, but his intuition about fashion anticipated by some decades the amplifying effect social media would have on a simple evolutionary precept.
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If we can work together on amplifying this topic, then we'll truly be on our way to formulating an ethics fit for purpose in the contemporary art landscape.
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Watching the gathering from Mr. Prats Monné's perspective only underscored its significance, amplifying the subtle signals, sounds, interactions and exchanges that characterized a room filled with powerful women.
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Ultimately, the Cameo Project wants to encourage young people to also create videos for positive change on topics that affect their communities, amplifying the country's positive voices online.
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"I said I wanted to change the world, I said I did, I made it worse," he added, without amplifying and, perhaps, with a dollop of self-deprecation.
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The President appeared to be amplifying a conspiracy theory first reported by conservative website The Daily Caller, which was then picked up by Trump's favorite network, Fox News.
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"I truly can think of few things less patriotic, more cowardly, and plainly pathetic + reckless than amplifying calls for civil war within your own country," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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Social media accounts that oppose Mr. el-Sisi have been circulating videos of old protests in the apparent hope of amplifying the impact of the more recent ones.
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One can only hope that the attention this story is getting is serving the purpose of amplifying just how pervasive the stigma toward the female body can be.
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However, the global economic toll would be "severe" if the rate of infection and rising death toll do not abate, with international supply chain disruptions amplifying the shock.
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It appears these platforms cannot keep up, as people re-upload and repost the footage, allowing it to quickly spread around the internet, effectively amplifying the shooter's hate.
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In 2016, he founded Anthem of Hope, a Christian organization dedicated to "amplifying hope for those battling brokenness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, addiction and suicide," its website states.
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You can use your technologies to help dislodge the fossil fuel era, or you can profit by amplifying its pollutive output—and putting us all at further risk.
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During this month, while we are amplifying the voices of people impacted by brain cancer, you can contact your government representatives and advocate for healthcare and for science.
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"The New York City public financing system was successful in amplifying the voice of small donors," said Corey Goldstone, the spokesman for watchdog group the Campaign Legal Center.
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In 2016, he founded Anthem of Hope, a Christian organization dedicated to "amplifying hope for those battling brokenness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, addiction and suicide," its website states.
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The letter, published on the Verso blog, states that the supporting artists and academics's aim is amplifying the staffer's demands for ideological and financial reform at the museum.
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The governor said interest rates were high enough to stand out from other central and eastern European states, attracting temporary capital inflows and amplifying the country's external shortfall.
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Collectively, however, they were a force: these users formed what we call the critical periphery, and they played a crucial role in amplifying the message of the core protesters.
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According to DFR, much of the content posted across these groups and pages spread pro-Iranian messages and engaged in amplifying already polarizing topics, like the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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When someone retweets something, they're sharing the content with their followers, but also sending a signal to the person they're amplifying, said Anil Dash, a blogger and tech entrepreneur.
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The world's two largest economies increased tariffs on one another in recent days, amplifying a fight that has rattled financial markets and threatened to drag on the global economy.
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It would also send a signal to trans youth everywhere that affirming their identity can and should be illegal — further amplifying the stigma and discrimination these individuals already face.
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The social networking giant has come under intense criticism for the role its popular tools have played in amplifying violence, which has happened in Myanmar and also in India.
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" South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, another presidential contender, tweeted that Trump "isn't just failing to confront and disarm these domestic terrorists, he is amplifying and condoning their hate.
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Sixteen years later we have social media, smartphone push notifications, constantly updated online predictions, and non-stop cable news broadcasts equipped with high-tech charts and graphics amplifying everything.
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Amplifying the definition would provide ICE with a larger sample of foreigners to achieve higher deportation numbers, but it would distract resources from persecution of dangerous criminals, said Pollack.
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"Despite opposition, in recent decades, Latin America has made great strides in amplifying access to contraception," Tewodros Melesse, director general of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, told The Guardian.
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The gala-like event has also fanned worries about the appearance of elitism, amplifying the criticism of right-leaning critics of a press corps that appears out of touch.
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Coleman's Thursday op-ed in the Kansas City Star comes as calls for impeachment heat up from both Democratic lawmakers and at least one Republican, with Coleman amplifying Rep.
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Anti-abortion groups and Republicans are amplifying their calls for the administration to reform Title X, the nation's federally funded family planning program for low-income women and men.
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Amplifying this as something significant fails to look at precedent in past presidential prognostications that tell us — practically scream — to take all of this with a grain of salt.
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A number of Democrats have been pressing for years for tougher guns laws, amplifying their calls in the wake of mass shootings at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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The founding values of Sundance Institute—upholding free expression, amplifying diverse voices, and affirming the power of artistic creativity to propel us forward—feel more important now than ever.
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But feminist groups reacted with anger when the program was launched on October 2, accusing Lamas of amplifying men's voices when women's are already missing from the public discourse.
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In the meantime, Trump's campaign has amplified his coronavirus response on social media, casting him as a wartime president, amplifying his rhetoric, and blaming China for the coronavirus crisis.
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Retelling the testimonies of the "comfort women" forced into prostitution for the Japanese Imperial Army, Yoon takes up the charge of amplifying the voices of an often-overlooked history.
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"We carry a heavy weight, and every single day there's another mass shooting in America, and we see ourselves as vessels amplifying what's going on this country," Deitsch said.
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An aluminum moon floats at the end of an empty shipping container while multicolored lights swirl around it, amplifying and diminishing the craters and textures that mark its surface.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve surprised investors with a half percentage-point cut in interest rates, amplifying fears about the magnitude of the coronavirus' impact on the economy.
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When the President spreads these theories, he's not just asking questions -- as White House counselor Kellyanne Conway suggested last weekend -- he is amplifying their message from the bully pulpit.
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Many workers dream of amplifying their physical strength and speed on the job — especially if they do manual work requiring heavy lifting, a high degree of walking and climbing.
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One reason to restrict the interests that can be followed in the testing phase is to see how amplifying them via the new feature affects the overall Twitter experience.
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But more remarkable than the possible miscommunication over timing was Mr. Trump's placing "intelligence" in mocking quotation marks, amplifying his previous insults to the quality of the agencies' work.
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There are now more than 30 different VIX-themed investment choices (including some that use leverage, amplifying gains and losses) that investors can snap up on a public exchange.
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But he agrees that the vast sums spent on political campaigns in the United States are amplifying the sense among ordinary Americans that they're being marginalized, politically and economically.
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Since the 2016 election, the president has chafed at losing the popular vote to Clinton, repeatedly amplifying the baseless claim that millions of illegal ballots were cast for her.
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National headlines have been dominated by the turmoil in Iraq and Iran, amplifying Biden's core message that he has the most experience on the world stage to be president.
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Rudy Giuliani, the lawyer and former Republican mayor of New York who has been amplifying misinformation to Republican President Donald Trump, has more than just one favorite online conspiracy.
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The Secular Coalition for America is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization dedicated to amplifying the diverse and growing voice of the nontheistic community in the United States.
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Biden also claimed that the parties would receive more support, in the form of Russia amplifying their political messages on social media, leading up to the March 4 election.
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It has reinforced Mr. Trump's authority in imposing his foreign policies on an often-reluctant world by amplifying the power of his trade sanctions — especially against Iran and Venezuela.
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"Notably, Fox also provided substantially more coverage on climate change than the other two networks, thereby amplifying doubt about global warming within the cable news landscape," the researchers write.
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But there's another important way in which the recovery from the Great Recession has widened preexisting disparities: by amplifying the difference in growth between big cities and small towns.
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Some moments require not a whisper, but a huge projection at a busy intersection, with a multitude of voices confirming and amplifying what we know: this is an emergency.
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Meanwhile the costs of toxic, hate inciting messages blitzkrieging public conversation via the amplifying megaphone of social media keep on rising… just another day at the office for Facebook pic.twitter.
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Mr. Xiao took a huge portion of the blame for amplifying the turbulence in China's stock market, which kicked off last summer and reignited at the beginning of this year.
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In just this month alone, the large-cap Chinese stock-tracking ETF (FXI) has plunged 153 percent, amplifying the "monster divergence" Gordon said has been occurring virtually all through 2018.
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Today refugees are being held back by xenophobic anti-immigration campaigns that claim to have Britain's best interests at heart but instead end up cultivating and amplifying fear and prejudice.
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Bloomberg reported last month that the FTC was investigating anti-competitive practices around the company's Wi-Fi and Ethernet chips, amplifying an inquiry that began more than a year earlier.
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Lack of statistics makes it more difficult to know when something should be reported on and debunked, or ignored for the fear of amplifying something not many people have seen.
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The geographical extent of the disease is reminiscent of that of SARS, with cases reported in at least 25 countries, amplifying fears that the virus could spread across the world.
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But I also just ... I do think that there is the amplifying power of technology in terms of getting those images out and getting that identity out is really powerful.
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His one tweet has been seen by 24 million people, and many of them are amplifying the message with a retweet and are now turning on and using image captioning.
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But he argued that complaints from the media that he should have done more fall short of the mark — and neglected media's own role in amplifying the damage to Clinton.
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In Shots of Awe, philosopher and technologist Jason Silva says AI is simply the outsourcing of cognition to machines, amplifying the most powerful force in the universe, which is intelligence.
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" The relaunch of the digital publication will take place Monday July 24 and will focus on "amplifying underrepresented voices, shining a light on systemic inequality, and skewering politicians when necessary.
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Working directly with governors and amplifying public-private partnerships between businesses and educational systems will be a priority, and Ivanka Trump will be a champion of the efforts, Cordish said.
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Any story related to pedophilia being perpetrated by government officials on the right will be amplifying paranoia toward liberal elites and their [alleged] participation in global sex trafficking of children.
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Twitter is great for amplifying people who see things that are bad and can identify them as bad and think that doing so is providing some kind of a service.
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One effort has included amplifying the testimony of Islamic State recruits who have escaped and now describe the group's brutality and question its adherence to the true tenets of Islam.
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It asks white allies to #ShowUp against racism and social injustice by speaking out, sharing and amplifying the voices of people of color on social media and in real life.
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Included in the UN Women agenda are issues like women's leadership and political participation, economic empowerment, ending violence against women, and amplifying voices of women living with HIV and AIDS.
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Read more: FBI agents are livid that Trump is amplifying 'bulls--- theories' about Jeffrey Epstein's death 'that have no basis in reality'Trump: American Jews who vote Democratic show 'great disloyalty'
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The American Medical Association (AMA), which has tracked burnout since 274, paints a troubling picture of doctor burnout in the US — and InCrowd's data shows the problem is only amplifying.
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Sheriff Arpaio, meanwhile, has remained a loyal ally of Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, amplifying his calls for a wall along the Southern border, paid for by Mexico.
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"Climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season," the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said in a July release.
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I think they are less interested in whether Donald Trump is listening to their message and amplifying it, and more interested that they have tons of devoted fans and listeners.
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At one point in the summer of 2016, around 17,000 bot accounts were put to work amplifying the Russian election interference, estimated one company with direct access to Twitter data.
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Thousands of far-right, anti-immigrant protesters have clashed with counterprotesters in the eastern German city of Chemnitz over the past two days, amplifying tensions over the issue of migration.
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Defining and amplifying the female gaze has become a focus in photography and other mediums, in the hopes of empowering the female body as more than a subject without agency.
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The country's sovereign default in 2001 still lingers in the minds of investors with the stark possibility of a new populist government coming to power in October, only amplifying concerns.
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Sinclair, known for amplifying the Trump administration's talking points in commentary segments that air on numerous local newscasts, is seen as a dangerous new competitor among other conservative news outlets.
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His path was unlikely and fitful, hampered by legal troubles and quarrels with his longtime mentor, but bolstered by his prodigious work output and the amplifying power of the internet.
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In a world of ennui-inducing homogeny, the New York-based comedy collective 'Sup is committed to the mission of amplifying the voices of female, queer and gender-nonconforming performers.
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The Commerce Department said Thursday that trade — both imports and exports — slumped in April, and data released earlier this week showed a sharp slowdown in manufacturing, amplifying a recent trend.
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That show's heartbreakingly potent church scene finds a flip side in "The Secret Life of Bees," with the Atlantic's building, a former church parish house, amplifying the sense of worship.
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Otherwise, as Frank Bruni pointed out in his latest column, we run the risk of becoming his accomplices in amplifying his voice when we should be trying to diminish it.
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As a trusted voice and messenger, the role of business leaders, their employees and colleagues, can make a difference by amplifying the importance of ensuring a fair and accurate count.
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By sharing or reacting to a post, even if one explicitly criticizes the post, one is amplifying the message of that post and signaling that the post warrants further attention.
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The Epoch Times previously spent $2 million on Facebook ads supporting President Trump and amplifying conspiracy theories, which is more than any other organization, save for the Trump campaign itself.
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As some of the network television trucks began to pull out of town, I wondered how big a role I myself had played in amplifying the suffering of Sutherland Springs.
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Over the past few years, it has become clear that our social media ecosystem is easily hijacked to incentivize behavior from the worst actors, further amplifying existing tensions and disagreements.
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The tendency to confuse supply and demand shocks under inflation-rate targeting is increasingly common — and particularly harmful because it can make central bank policy "procyclical," potentially amplifying economic downturns.
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By amplifying the voices of those directly affected by the dehumanization and criminalization of sex work, NHI has built a successful platform that highlights and challenges these intersections of oppression.
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Trump administration officials have sought to project confidence on the U.S. economy, accusing the media and Democrats of amplifying speculation about a possible recession to hurt the president's reelection chances.
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"We are making progress toward our transformation of running a more operationally excellent company while amplifying the power of the Under Armour brand," CEO Kevin Plank said in a statement.
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It was very shallow, only 6.7 miles (10.7 km) deep, amplifying its effect, and was felt in an area inhabited by 20 million people, the European quake agency EMSC said.
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Clearly amplifying their voices, while convincingly standing against our collective threats, is the most effective way for the United States to be a force for good in the Middle East.
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His office uses social media with gusto, courting popular bloggers, in some cases hiring them, to promote Duterte and discredit his opponents, and amplifying the message through "shares" and "likes".
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The quake was very shallow, only 6.7 miles (10.7 km), amplifying its effect, and was felt in an area inhabited by 20 million people, the European quake agency EMSC said.
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The giant cylinder at the core of Monster's costume ended up amplifying everything the star inside the costume said and sang, leaving a weird, echoing noise in early costume tests.
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Announced in September 2016, Creators for Change is a global initiative dedicated to amplifying young YouTubers using their channels to front social change to promote messages of tolerance and empathy.
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Every deadlocked 4-to-4 decision will spotlight the Senate's inaction, amplifying Democrats' cries of irresponsibility but also highlighting the stakes for conservatives set against enabling a left-leaning court majority.
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"If the recent tightening of global financial conditions was sustained, it could be a factor amplifying downside risks" to the economy, according to the minutes of the U.S. central bank's Jan.
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But the discussion of coordinated bot campaigns fits into the broader post-election theme that social media companies need to re-examine their role in amplifying abusive or misleading political messages.
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I have produced work in the social and public sphere long enough to have developed a strong commitment to amplifying people, circumstances, and conditions that have been made invisible or silent.
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President Donald Trump A political group with close ties to President Donald Trump is amplifying his attack on professional athletes who kneel during the national anthem as a form of protest.
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In an email he writes that Trump is tapping into and indeed amplifying anger and fear, primarily among white citizens who are older and less educated than the average Republican voter.
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At 10:46 pm, the president posted a tweet amplifying commentary a woman that Fox News identified as a "Baltimore resident advocate" offered on Ingraham's show defending Trump's attacks on Baltimore.
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In the new book Trees on Mars: Our Obsession with the Future, journalist and futurism skeptic Hal Niedzviecki sees technology product cycles as amplifying and, indeed, multiplying tensions and human anxieties.
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Crude's surge to 2014 highs is a boon to oil companies' bottom line and is supporting share prices but it could also be approaching the point where it starts amplifying inflation.
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HONG KONG — China's top securities regulator, Xiao Gang, has been forced out, the official Xinhua News Agency announced on Saturday, after facing stinging criticism for amplifying the country's stock market turbulence.
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"Chosen Family is all about celebrating queer life, amplifying disenfranchised voices within the LGBTQ+ community, and honoring our history while fighting for our future," Oakley tells PEOPLE exclusively about the project.
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The scenario warns that our current trajectory will likely lock in at least 3 degrees Celsius (C) of global heating, which in turn could trigger further amplifying feedbacks unleashing further warming.
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It's the combination of the dye binding with proteins in blood plasma that results in the blood emitting light—essentially amplifying the emission and turning your blood into a lasing medium.
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That kind of curation can play an amplifying role for some types of incendiary content, despite the efforts of platforms like Facebook to tweak their algorithms to "disincentivize" or "downrank" it.
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Democrats are amplifying their calls for President Obama to pardon undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children and protect them from the threat of deportation under President-elect Donald Trump.
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Although yes, this is very important that they are getting that attention, we also have to make sure that we're amplifying and bringing awareness to the other forms of gun violence.
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"One of the things that we've really had to step up, from a product and technology standpoint is proactively de-amplifying content that we don't think should be amplified," Beykpour continued.
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This "semis" surge, however, is going to crash against the newly-erected tariff and dumping-duty wall raised by the U.S. administration, likely amplifying the disruptive effect in other regional markets.
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But the hurricane-ravaged island has become a battleground in the ongoing debate over the Jones Act, with both sides amplifying their arguments ahead of the waiver's expiration date this weekend.
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The CDC is amplifying its warning at the same time the Obama administration is battling for nearly $85033 billion in emergency funding to further study the virus and halt its spread.
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Kabul must support extensive training of women as advocates, mediators and negotiators prepared to participate in future talks, while amassing and amplifying voices from diverse ethnic, religious and socio-economic groups.
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For the moment, Republicans aren't all that interested in regulating big tech—they're interested in using the threat of unspecified regulation to scare these companies into amplifying the conservative movement's message.
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Both quakes struck west of the California town of Petrolia and were very shallow, amplifying their effects, but a USGS map showed that they were not widely felt along the coast.
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But now those roads have converged on the presidential campaign trail, with Ms. Holton sharing stages with the Clintons and amplifying her husband's high school teacher vibe with her Everywoman appeal.
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In 2013, a panel of U.N. scientists said climate change could "indirectly increase risks of violent conflicts by amplifying well-documented drivers of these conflicts such as poverty and economic shocks".
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Twitter has launched a new tool to combat vaccine misinformation on its platform following intense scrutiny from public health advocates and lawmakers over social media's role in amplifying debunked conspiracy theories.
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Leaving it out is just a simple way of amplifying the narrative, letting the reader/viewers imaginations fill out the blanks by themselves, and completing the work in their own minds.
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On Wednesday evening, Venus and Saturn, the planet of commitments (which is currently hanging in the partnership sector of your chart), will be in touch, amplifying your need for something real.
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"The real problem is that Facebook profits partly by amplifying lies and selling dangerous targeting tools that allow political operatives to engage in a new level of information warfare," she wrote.
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"The soprano Angela Meade gives her gutsiest Met performance since 'Norma' in 2013, her coloratura fireworks amplifying her pride, guilt and fear," Zachary Woolfe wrote in his review for The Times.
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They represent two generations of West African artistry, Ofili continuing Sidibé's project of thoughtful representation, amplifying the firsthand perspectives of West African artists by broadening global representation of their discounted legacy.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan hit back at President Donald Trump's repeated attacks on him and his city and said his remarks were "amplifying messages of hate" and boosting the far-right.
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"We are not starting from nothing, but we are amplifying the work," David Zivie, a Culture Ministry official who is expected to lead the new task force, said in an interview.
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That operation planted the fake story in distant media before amplifying it through Soviet channels: it ultimately spread through genuine news media around the world and was often reported as fact.
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With algorithms amplifying content that generates passionate responses, the crazy conspiratorial stuff will always rocket around Facebook faster and farther than the thoughtful condolence or the cute pictures of golden retrievers.
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With John Bolton -- national security adviser -- and Mike Pompeo -- readying to take over at the State Department -- Trump gets enablers capable of amplifying his bellicosity, bolstering the credibility of military threats.
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The actor criticized YouTube for amplifying the voices of right-wing extremists, hit Twitter for failing to remove white supremacists and went after Facebook for enabling the spread of fake news.
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It was a sign of how Mr. Zuckerberg was trying to reposition Facebook in a politicized environment where the company had been accused of amplifying disinformation, hate speech and violent content.
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These so-called algorithms might then choose to buy and sell the same securities at the same time, potentially amplifying swings in asset prices and worsening liquidity shortages during market panics.
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More ice will melt, and that will cut the planet's reflectivity, amplifying the warming; more permafrost will thaw, and that will push more methane into the atmosphere, trapping yet more heat.
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Electronic enhancement feeds wordless choral halos and shivers of percussion around the theater, amplifying shadowy, jazzy riffs, distantly reminiscent of Gershwin, and dusky slashes out of a Bernard Herrmann film score.
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By amplifying the voices of those directly affected by the dehumanization and criminalization of sex work, No Human Involvedhas built a successful platform that highlights and challenges these intersections of oppression.
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The result will likely be an amplifying of the President's biting criticism of Democrats and the media, attack lines that have consistently been effective fodder to rev up his political base.
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" Those accounts represented "the core portion of a larger network of more than 88,000 accounts," which Twitter said were "amplifying messages favourable to Saudi authorities" through "aggressive liking, retweeting and replying.
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So if you're Microsoft, does that change the way you respond to things, knowing that the level of intensity probably felt a little bit more because the bots were amplifying that?
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The account appeared to be part of a network of users dedicated to amplifying one another on Twitter, said Ben Nimmo, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council who studies disinformation.
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He also emphasizes the bone-crunching aspect of fights, amplifying the thuds of bodies and not minimizing the concussions that are clearly being doled out, as opposed to the Batman v.
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Faxing a message may take much more time — but that's why services like Artifax are particularly handy for amplifying your concerns while adding a little creative flair to your political activism.
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The gravitational fields of massive objects distort the light of background objects around them, amplifying their light from our perspective on Earth, and that enables astronomers to study them more closely.
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This week begins with the Sun transiting the exciting first degrees of Leo on Monday, amplifying Leo energy as the mood shifts from nostalgic (good bye, Cancer season!) to passionately expressive.
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Amplifying new voices from new kinds of creators is crucial to the growth of games as an art form, which is why I helped found and continue to co-direct Pixelles.
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Amplifying the immediate intrigue around the court was its remarkable decision last week to block new Obama administration emissions rules without any explanation and before a lower court had even weighed in.
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According to a New York Times article from January, some users and publishers found that the Explore Feed test ended up "amplifying the impact of fabricated and sensational stories" in some countries.
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Whether these organizations are operating call centers that field questions about Islam, or hosting conferences that spread themes of peace and cooperation, they play a vital role in amplifying the UAE's values.
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He added that he was not so much encouraged by the candidates amplifying his "Dignity of Work" themes as he was by the voters "demanding a candidate" who would talk about them.
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From a fake Joe Biden website to bots amplifying false and divisive conspiracies about Kamala Harris's background, political actors are manipulating stories and spreading false information online in efforts to influence voters.
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When Facebook first came to Cambodia, many hoped it would help to usher in a new period of free speech, amplifying voices that countered the narrative of the government-friendly traditional press.
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And amplifying the chief's much more reserved invitation to challengers, Justice Kagan wrote, "only the courts can do anything to remedy the problem, because gerrymanders benefit those who control the political branches".
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"Today's UnitedMasters product release is focused around amplifying your message as an artist across free streaming services and social media," says a recent Medium post by Jack Krawczyk, UnitedMasters' chief product officer.
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But on a plane ride to meet him in LA, she decided to assist him in amplifying the song's message by writing the poem that can be heard at the song's end.
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A Twitter debate ensued and later, Hamilton announced she was stepping down as CEO of Backstage Studio, the operations arm of the venture fund, to focus on raising capital and amplifying founders.
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With Bolton and Pompeo amplifying their rhetoric and the U.S. dispatching additional military hardware to the region, fears of a miscalculation that leads to war have become acute, particularly among European allies.
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By "stretching" the beam out, then amplifying it, then compressing it again (as you see in the diagram above), they created the first "chirped pulse amplification," which would become a standard tool.
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Facebook declined to comment, but referred Axios to its earlier update, which noted that "the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum."
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And it has changed the national discourse for the worse, thanks in part to elected officials and other notable figures providing the group a veneer of legitimacy and amplifying its demonizing rhetoric.
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Amplifying the political action committee's targeting, which is backed by several million dollars already booked in radio and digital ads, are new Spanish-language ads released by the Clinton campaign on Wednesday.
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Trump was able to revive many of those old tropes and, through his speeches and tweets and the amplifying force of his incessantly televised rallies, once more cast Clinton as Lady Macbeth.
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What's more, Bluetooth headphone sales are growing at six times the rate of the entire headphones category in the US, indicating that Apple is indeed jumping on (and amplifying) a rising tide.
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Where Strait was stoic, Brooks was eager and emotive, straining for high notes, quavering or snarling, amplifying his Oklahoma accent or diminishing it, doing whatever it took to make fans love him.
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House Republicans are amplifying an old but frequently reliable script as they fight to win back the lower chamber in 2020: Democrats, they contend, are simply too extreme to lead the country.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 86%What critics said: "One of our wishes was always that Riverdale would embrace the inherent insanity in making a dark Archie reboot and amplifying its silly strangeness.
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But the strategy has another malign effect, which Trump is now amplifying: By lying about the scope of election fraud, Republicans have eroded their supporters' faith in the integrity of the vote.
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The SDK launch effectively adds hundreds of thousands of drivers on partner platforms to the 50 million users already contributing data to our map, greatly amplifying the amount of insight we have.
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House Democratic leaders this week are amplifying their attacks on the GOP's Planned Parenthood investigation, warning that the politically charged language surrounding the probe could incite acts of violence against clinics nationwide.
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" Matthew Loden, the chief executive officer of the Toronto Symphony, said in a statement that Mr. Gimeno's arrival "underscores our commitment to amplifying the energy and cosmopolitan profile of this great city.
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How it fits: This trend is both a reflection of these other puzzle pieces and an amplifying force in its own right, because the media plays a role in shaping public opinion.
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While psychedelics have shown promising results in clinical research settings as tools for easing—or, indeed, eliminating—otherwise intractable anxieties, they can also have a more acute effect of amplifying those anxieties.
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"Using the word pandemic carelessly has no tangible benefit, but it does have significant risk in terms of amplifying unnecessary and unjustified fear and stigma, and paralyzing systems," Ghebreyesus argued last week.
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But many experts are skeptical that an agreement will be struck, amplifying concerns about a range of indicators that the global economy is weakening — including a slowdown in freight and quieter factories.
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The press "have to take responsibility as well," Keir Starmer, the front-runner to become the next leader of Britain's Labour Party, told reporters, accusing newspapers of amplifying negative social media chatter.
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Depending on who builds them, how they're built, and the data on which they're trained, computer systems can end up mimicking and even amplifying societal racism, sexism, and other forms of bias.
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Now, another coil of history may be turning back: In fixating on Mr. Abdel Rahman's thinking, his foes, even more than his followers, may very well be amplifying and weaponizing his voice.
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We must now take a more state-based, policy approach to the region, and we must put managing — not amplifying — the politics of regional states at the center of our overall approach.
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Maria Grazia Chiuri, the first female designer to run the house, has deliberately, and loudly, put feminism and amplifying other women's voices at the heart of her work since she joined Dior.
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It's then aggregated by viral news publishers, who transmit a refined version of the narrative back to the community (as well as amplifying it to a bigger audience), who mutates it further.
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It was nearly a year ago that Facebook disclosed that the Internet Research Agency purchased $100,000 in political advertisements aimed at amplifying divisive political and social issues ahead of the 85033 vote.
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Thunberg was named a recipient of the award "for inspiring and amplifying political demands for urgent climate action reflecting scientific facts," the Right Livelihood Foundation said in a statement, according to Reuters.
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Those worries have filtered back to the United States, amplifying concerns about the global economy, sending stock markets plunging, and putting pressure on American companies, like Apple, that sell goods in China.
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Like most Klingon food, it was designed to look utterly alien to Star Trek's audience, even compared to what the space-age humans were eating, amplifying the differences between the Klingons and us.
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"The power of these stunts come from the news media attention they garner, further amplifying their message to a much wider audience than might otherwise hear about them," she told CNBC by email.
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Once the franc started weakening in July, it triggered a flood of activity by market players covering 'short' bets against the euro by buying the single currency, with automated trading amplifying the effect.
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He found that walking backward or holding the cup differently both seemed to decrease the resonance of the coffee, the amplifying of the waves caused by their vibrations at just the right frequencies.
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Josh Emerson, an independent researcher who tracks and studies foreign bot accounts, provided BuzzFeed News with data showing a network of over 1,200 bots amplifying fake Elon Musk tweets touting the cryptocurrency scheme.
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Social media has balkanized us further, amplifying the loudest voices, often manipulating perceptions of public opinion via anonymous bots and trolls while driving many reasonable people from the public square of civic debate.
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He also notes that major media outlets played into the goals of online disinformation campaigns with their reporting — amplifying the misinformation, and says that tech companies simply aren't equipped to understand geopolitical threats.
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They delude Twitter users into thinking that they're contributing to thoughtful discourse by endlessly amplifying other people's points—the digital equivalent of shouting "yeah, what they said" in the midst of an argument.
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Indeed, that was the biggest problem with Spayd's tenure at the Times — she saw her role as amplifying the loudest complaints from readers, then threw up her hands to complain about "objective" journalism.
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Communication planet Mercury joins planet of love and values, Venus, in your sign very early Friday morning, amplifying your voice and allowing you to clearly communicate whatever you believe needs to be heard.
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She adds that the new partnership would allow ModCloth to reach even more women, not only by offering up more clothes to more people, but by amplifying its message of positivity and community.
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Restive Democrats urging the impeachment of President Trump are amplifying their case Wednesday following new reports suggesting Trump pressed the FBI to drop a probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Rep.
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Despite criticism that Twitter and other social networks are amplifying the spread of false information or fake news, Costolo said the platform is actually one of the places where that misinformation is debunked.
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Bloomberg says Porsche has been looking at artificially inserting noise into the cabin, perhaps via the stereo like some other manufacturers have done, or amplifying the high-pitched hum of the electric motor.
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This is a trap mainstream media outlets have fallen into over and over for years, and especially around the 2016 presidential election—covering and amplifying toxic internet culture as if it's valid ideology.
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Whereas the main takeaway from Veep used to be that everyone in politics is a craven opportunist, season five has made a point of amplifying just how awful Selina's team is in particular.
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"If the risks of high-speed and frequency trading amplifying price changes ... are left unattended, they might impair financial market stability" and weaken the price discovery functions of the futures markets, he said.
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By amplifying her position, Pelosi provided cover for moderate Democrats in swing districts, including vulnerable freshmen who recently solidified the party's House takeover and don't want to alienate voters who also backed Trump.
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In rebooting the beloved series, Stevenson has created something special, a cartoon that both honors and improves on the original by amplifying its characters' feelings, and emits equal parts electricity, joy, and warmth.
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Complaints about lower refunds and higher taxes are amplifying calls from Northeast and West Coast leaders to do away with the GOP tax law's limit on the deduction for state and local taxes.
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One third of ACA members in these other regions would no longer qualify, amplifying the barriers startups outside the coasts already face in securing adequate seed funding from existing VCs and angel networks.
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"The real problem is that Facebook profits partly by amplifying lies and selling dangerous targeting tools that allow political operatives to engage in a new level of information warfare," Eisenstat wrote on Monday.
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But they explicitly place the individual at the center of his or her media universe, recording, amplifying and perpetuating their preferences into complete, customized media experiences that no traditional news provider can rival.
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In fact, many of those advisers are leaving their own mark on American international relations by amplifying the president's instincts or, in some cases, using the opportunity to advance their own radical agendas.
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Other allied groups, including Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform and Tea Party Nation, have come along, signing a letter to lawmakers late last month amplifying many of Concerned Veterans' long-running arguments.
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The Amplifying Tower balances the late game, while the early game Magic Market addresses wildly random starting conditions that can leave players with no sources of mana, a vital resource for most strategies.
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Analysts said the large moves in long-dated bond yields globally have been "largely disconnected" from fundamentals or central bank decisions, with technical factors playing a much bigger role in amplifying these moves.
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The cast and band had shrunk, presumably for financial reasons, and because of the downsizing, the sound of recorded taps, amplifying the rhythms of the Irish dancers' feet, was more obvious than ever.
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When I first started this work, the reporters I spoke to—and certainly their editors—were resistant to the idea that their reporting played any role whatsoever in amplifying and incentivizing harm online.
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Similarly, I'd wondered whether the Frenchman, whose "Replacement Life" outlasted mine by a hundred pages, had been so overcome by the overlaps in our narratives that he'd begun amplifying my story with his.
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By amplifying the social media echo chamber, the article creates the unfortunate impression that most patients are forced to continue antidepressants out of fear of withdrawal rather than out of prevention of recurrence.
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Of the more than 24,2000 people who moved to Nevada in 261, about 22018,224 of them were from California, The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, amplifying an eastward flow that goes back decades.
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It is its own medium, and the music being made specifically for it is becoming its own style, breaking down the traditional song format into components and amplifying the loudest and stickiest parts.
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Mr. Bailey's interpretation of it — yanking garments off their usual axes to mimic the sculpted forms, and exaggerating and amplifying certain areas (especially the shoulders) at the expense of others — wasn't always, either.
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The same social media networks that spread Russian propaganda during the 2016 election have been busily amplifying right-wing extremism surrounding the recent violence in Charlottesville, according to researchers who monitor the activity.
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Another worrisome possibility is that by promoting private groups, Facebook may be amplifying the much-discussed "filter bubble" effect, sorting like-minded people into closed echo chambers and sheltering them from divergent views.
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This one has been going from technology company to technology company taking negative stories and amplifying them to really start weakening the industry, weakening those companies, really hitting the reputations of those brands.
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Yet rising U.S. bond yields and commodity prices pointed to higher costs down the road, with concerns about trade frictions and rising tension in the Middle East seen as potentially amplifying the cost challenge.
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Short of accepting far greater destruction to cities as well as amplifying civilian suffering and displacement, it's hard to see how more intense airstrikes, as Trump has suggested, would change the military balance overnight.
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The movie's popularity also comes on the back of a high profile run in Japanese cultural exports this year with runaway mobile gaming hit "Pokemon Go" amplifying the visibility of the country's pop icons.
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We strive to help protect people who live, work and travel in these regions by supporting and amplifying high-risk reporting, seeking out ethical sources of local data and enforcing equality in our algorithms.
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Twitter has faced harsh criticism from congress for its role in amplifying the voices of Russian bots and troll accounts working to inflame American politics and culture, and influence the 2016 presidential election. Why?
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Much like earlier reporting, the two reports note that Russian efforts largely revolved around the 2016 elections, finding that Russians created pages encouraging voters not to support Hillary Clinton while amplifying support of Trump.
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The Dangers of Amplifying False NarrativesThe third issue to address is the seemingly explanatory (and, admittedly, tidily appealing) idea that 4chan—and its alt-right trolls—were the lynchpin for securing Trump's Presidential victory.
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According to YouTube chief product officer Neal Mohan, 70 percent of views on YouTube are from recommendations—so the site's algorithms are largely responsible for amplifying RT's propaganda hundreds of millions of times. How?
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By spreading rumors on social media and amplifying choice stories into a 24-hour news cycle, these bad actors can sway the political narrative and hack an election without even touching a voting machine.
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Now imagine capturing — and amplifying — those pressures with the help of all your favorite apps: There's the angst that arises from the constant need to upload hyper-posed photos or craft the perfect tweet.
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Kamala Harris is using her newfound progressive stardom to raise money for her Democratic colleagues -- and amplifying buzz about the California freshman as a prospect for the party's 2020 presidential nomination in the process.
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And the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is amplifying its efforts this week to tie vulnerable Republicans to their presidential nominee, who has now been accused of sexual misconduct by about a dozen women.
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In the world Mr. Khosla envisions, technology will continue to widen inequality by amplifying the productivity of some hypertalented people — 100xers, they are sometimes called in Silicon Valley — even as it beaches many others.
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"There is no justification for amplifying lies (or a liar)," the former first daughter tweeted about the Kelly interview with Jones, who has questioned whether the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School really happened.
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On their new album InDreams, the duo plays with melodies in a way that never hinders the journey forward, only amplifying it with harsh rhythmic cuts cut that reveals something deeper and more mysterious.
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Given the staggering number of Americans who have been have been laid off or otherwise financially impacted by the coronavirus, it's no surprise that financial institutions are responding by amplifying their customer assistance programs.
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The latest operation — which the DFRLab has dubbed "Secondary Infektion" — used a similar technique by planting false stories on the far reaches of the internet before amplifying them with Facebook accounts run from Russia.
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" They thought Rudy was creating "a problem," and the problem "was that he was amplifying a negative narrative about Ukraine that was impeding our ability to advance the bilateral relationship the way we wanted.
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It would quickly become the decade's bible, channeling and amplifying a fresh obsession with wealth, with celebrity and with the rituals and foibles of Americans (particularly New Yorkers) who had achieved either or both.
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The outrage-loving tilt of these attention-hogging adtech giants has also continued directly influencing political campaigning in the West this year — with cynical attempts to steal votes by shamelessly platforming and amplifying misinformation.
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"The real problem is that Facebook profits partly by amplifying lies and selling dangerous targeting tools that allow political operatives to engage in a new level of information warfare," Eisenstat wrote in early November.
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While pleased with Pruitt's action, they plan to keep the pressure up by submitting input when the new comment period is open, lobbying investors in Pebble to drop out and amplifying objections from Alaskans.
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A coalition to pick a single presidential aspirant among these candidates last year descended into chaos, amplifying concerns that the emerging political class might not be different from their predecessors, given the same chance.
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The deal, between the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) and a team of scientists at Britain's Imperial College London is aimed at progressing a "vaccine platform" which uses synthetic self-amplifying RNA (saRNA).
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So you're saying that instead of amplifying the president's message by repeating it in the course of debunking it, we should focus on his tactics and talk about the truths he's trying to suppress.
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The removal of those buildings made the sculpture's relationship to 140 Broadway of more singular importance, which has had the further effect of amplifying the unfortunate impact of other, more recent additions and alterations.
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But I think that in general, one of the things that we're shifting more of our attention on the product and engineering side is making sure we're bearing responsibility for where we are amplifying content.
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Just as an early melt in Greenland can cause more melting later in the year, the loss of ice can have an amplifying effect on global temperatures because less heat is reflected off the planet.
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Masers' limitations have relegated them to more esoteric physical uses, like amplifying signals in some telescopes and keeping time in advanced clocks, unlike lasers, which seem to be virtually everywhereA fluorescing diamond with nitrogen vacancies.
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And given that systems like HireVue are proprietary and not open to review, how do we validate their claims to fairness and ensure that they aren't simply tech-washing and amplifying longstanding patterns of discrimination?
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"Circulation for the tabloids is nowhere near what it was a generation ago, but the amplifying properties of the web more than make up for it," said David Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker.
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" Rather, Facebook said, "the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights.
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Such pages, which showcase extreme viewpoints, have become an issue of increasing concern in national politics because of their role in spreading fake news, amplifying tensions, and inciting people who go on to commit violence.
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"Rather, the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights," Facebook said.
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"We will share these with a wide audience over our social channels, and we are also talking with networks and digital platforms who are interested in helping our community by amplifying these stories," she added.
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That's why Trump — and surrogates like former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino — have been amplifying McCabe's revelation about internal conversations about the 25th Amendment, and deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein volunteering to wear a wire.
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During the president's nearly 80 minute speech, Hollywood stars tweeted their reactions with many calling out Trump for his policies on tax cuts and immigration, in addition to amplifying his own clapping with the microphone.
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In response, advocates across the country are mobilizing and fighting back: we're telling patients' stories, we're amplifying each other's voices and we're demanding affordable insulin now... We cannot afford one more death from insulin rationing.
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A growing number of Asian artists have burst onto the hip-hop scene over the past few years, thanks, in large part, to 88rising—a multimedia company that specializes in signing and amplifying Asian talent.
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By automatically amplifying any and all messages that appear on their platforms and using highly personal data and algorithms to target those messages to where they will have the greatest potency, social networks are weapons.
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But roughly 85033 years later the Democrats are amplifying their warnings that those measures are outdated and no longer cover the expanded fight against the Islamic State (ISIS), which has shifted to war-torn Syria.
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The argument I hear on this is that when you attach an expansive climate agenda to a jobs guarantee and Medicare-for-all and a $15 minimum wage, you're amplifying the amount of potential opposition.
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Alas, if someone is mumbling, amplifying their voice doesn't necessarily clarify it, although being able to tune out other noises that sometimes drown out his voice did help me at least realize he was talking.
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But MUFG and its rivals have been trying to cut these holdings as the practice has come under criticism for amplifying banks' risk exposure to market swings and hindering greater corporate governance at issuer companies.
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Last week, NBC News reported that at least some of the attention the Pennsylvania video received on Election Day was the result of Russian-government-linked trolls that were apparently amplifying it to sow confusion.
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"We simply wouldn't be seeing the catastrophic weather events we've witnessed in recent years if not for the amplifying effect of climate change," said Michael Mann, director of the Penn State Earth System Science Center.
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I'll soon be adding to what I've already posted on the mix of bad forest and development policies, indefensible homeowner choices, combustible invasive species and climate change that is amplifying fire danger in the West.
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This approach maximizes American moral leadership and soft power – allowing the United States to call out irresponsible nations without fear of hypocrisy and amplifying its persuasiveness about the importance of regulating the international arms trade.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May struggles to navigate Britain's divorce from the European Union, the disarray is amplifying the need for governments around the bloc to have backup plans for a variety of chaotic possibilities.
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But perhaps no more difficult issue exists in the United States than racial justice and privilege, and officials expressed worry that amplifying divisions among races could do the most damage to the country's social fabric.
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Mr. Daryabi often finds himself writing desperate grant proposals, asking creditors for a little more patience or amplifying the paper's online presence on days when he can't afford the $163 required to publish in print.
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This has the effect of amplifying it exponentially as more people share it, Yasseri explains, so if you have your Twitter feed open, you can feel even more bombarded by the stream of bad news.
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From a silly, ill-fated attempt to purchase Greenland that turned into a diplomatic row to amplifying a conspiracy theorist who compared him with God, Trump seems to be out there more than ever before.
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Trump is amplifying the same message in the last week before Election Day, floating the idea of ending birthright citizenship and tweeting out videos linking violent criminals with Central American people streaming across the border.
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But beneath that positive development, another trend has played out that may enhance the vulnerabilities of the Italian economy: The banks increased their purchases of Italian government debt, amplifying their vulnerability to broader national troubles.
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The first part of the company's name, Mr. Siebel said in an email, stands for the convergence of three digital trends: big data, cloud computing and the internet of things, with A.I. amplifying their power.
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Though you are unlikely to hear about issues transcending party politics in the headlines, opportunities for consensus do exist — and amplifying these efforts provides positive reinforcement for legislators who are unifying as opposed to dividing.
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And he did lose out to a 16-year-old girl for Time's Person of the Year, which made him so jealous he couldn't resist mocking her, amplifying just how big a loser he is.
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Then there's the issue of how campaigns must weigh, for each cycle of disinformation about their candidate, whether to ignore a lie or figure out a way to debunk it without accidentally amplifying the lie.
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Digital transformations don't involve changing who you are and what you stand for; it's about amplifying your values and engagement with team members and guests for today's world and ever-increasing expectations from the marketplace.
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It revived Tarana Burke's #MeToo movement and led to Time's Up, both dedicated to amplifying the voices of women that had previously been overlooked or silenced when it comes to sexual assault, harassment, and inequality.
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Ms. Harris began her career at a time when many African-American law enforcement officials were joining, even amplifying, law-and-order calls for stricter prosecution, to stop the drugs and violence victimizing their communities.
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"Complicating the idea that 'Pepe doesn't inherently mean white supremacy,' by amplifying the white supremacist connection, that draws more people not just to that image or idea but the alt-right more broadly," Phillips said.
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Facebook's chief security officer, Alex Stamos, described the ads as "amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum" and said that they covered a variety of political issues, including LGBT rights and gun control.
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The Georgia Climate Project hopes to continue drafting smaller universities and colleges throughout the state to take on roles as regional centers of expertise, amplifying its voice and reach and doing work at the local level.
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How Twitter's algorithm is amplifying extreme political rhetoric Oliver Darcy has a good story on how Twitter began showing users tweets from folks they don't follow, based on the amount of engagement they were getting elsewhere.
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Amplifying these tensions, he said, was the looming May 12 deadline by which President Trump has said he will decide whether to pull the United States out of the international agreement to curb Iran's nuclear program.
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With the Here One, users are on-boarded with a small hearing test, letting Doppler Labs do the heavy lifting in understanding how your ears differ from each other and amplifying frequencies you have trouble hearing.
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Clark and Cahoy calculated that amplifying a two-megawatt laser through the mirror of a 30-meter telescope could produce an infrared signal that would be detectable on Proxima b, a planet 4.2 light years away.
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U.S. wheat plantings for 2017 fell to the lowest in a century, amplifying the impact of crop diseases like wheat streak mosaic that can cause localized shortfalls, forcing grain buyers to widen their search for supplies.
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The most talented scientists, he observed, tend to have access to the most resources and the best opportunities, and receive a disproportionate amount of credit for their work, thus amplifying their already enhanced reputations and careers.
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TL;DR: These audio-amplifying, noise-canceling headphones from Sony will help you drown out the invasive sounds of the outside world — pick up a pair for just $99.99 in the PCMag Shop and save $100.
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"Instead, employers looking to boost recruiting and retention efforts should prioritize building strong company culture and value systems, amplifying the quality and visibility of their senior leadership teams and offering clear, exciting career opportunities to employees."
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We know how powerful redditors banding together for a common cause can be, so our focus will continue to be on amplifying your voices, from Capitol Hill to — if it comes to it — the Supreme Court.
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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is amplifying her unfavorable comparison of President Donald Trump to fellow Republican Richard Nixon, saying that disgraced president at least cared enough about the country to leave office before his impeachment.
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Market participants were taken aback and many have interpreted that initiative as laying the foundation for a potential parallel currency in the future, further amplifying the potential new government's collision course with the rest of Europe.
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These measures, however, have also exacerbated the procyclical nature of these instruments, Costancio said, by mutually reinforcing interactions between the financial and real sectors of the economy and amplifying business cycle fluctuations and aggravate financial instability.
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